Burglaries Lead to Prison terms in Criminal District Court
Guadalupe Segovia, 20, of 309 N San Saba, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to burglary and theft for the Jan 7 1951 break in at 201 Morales St with three companions. They damaged a juke box, pried a safe, drank wine, and grabbed a half barrel basket of wines and cigars. Judge W W McCrory also canceled probation for Carlos V Ybarra, 22 02 N St Marys, who faces a five year penitentiary term after being found guilty of a June 15 1952 burglary of a private residence. Police recovered a jacket he allegedly bought, leading to the probation cancellation.
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Guadalupe M. Segovia
N. San Saba St
Joe B. Granatos
Morales St
W. W. McCrory
Carlos V. Ybarra
N. St. Mary's St
Ybarra
McCrory
Kelly Employee Held in Embezzling Government Tools
Jose R. Padron, 31, an employee at Kelly AFB, was arrested at Kelly AFB on a charge of embezzling government tools. Attorney Fred H. McIntire said the offense occurred at Carswell AFB in Fort Worth on Sept. 2. Padron was arraigned Tuesday before U.S. Commissioner P. A. Lockhart with bond set at $500.
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Fred H. McIntire
San Antonio
FBI
Jose R. Padron
Indianola
Kelly Afb
Padron
Kelly
McIntire
Carswell Afb
Ft. Worth
U. S
P. A. Lockhart
Tahiti to Produce Quinine From Cinchona Bark
The French colonial agriculture department says Tahiti has ideal climate and soil for cinchona trees and will establish plantations under government auspices with financial aid to private land owners. The move aims to produce quinine from bark, promoting a local supply.
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Department of Agriculture
Tahiti
Povernment
City health chief warns wells may pollute water supply
San Noor Phillip N Albright, city health engineer, says abandoned wells in Terrell Heights could be used for sewage disposal. He urges state legislation to give the city control beyond its limits and warns unsealed wells threaten water purity. He denies raw sewage dumping claims but notes treated water is sent to Mitchell Lake for irrigation.
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Phillip N. Albright
Terrell Heights
Albright
Marshal O. Bell
J. L. Dickson
San Antonio
Bergs Mill
Mitchell Lake
Negro Sentenced For Dope Violation In San Antonio
Walter Manny, 38, a San Antonio Black man, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. to 10 years for a narcotics conviction. It marked his fourth narcotics-related conviction. Robert Ketcham, 29, faced trial Tuesday in federal court on a charge of threatening a witness in a marijuana case from last April.
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Walter Manny
San Antonio Negro
U.S
Ben H. Rice Jr
Manny
Robert Ketcham
Federal District Court
Drivers Fined and Licenses Forfeited in County Court
Four men found guilty of driving while intoxicated in County Court-at-law No 2 were fined 50 dollars and costs and had licenses forfeited for six months Andrew Taylor Burns and Troy Millard Vanderburg pleaded guilty Raul Fernandez and Antonio Rios Luna were also found guilty by Judge Eugene Williams Vienna Austria cabinet flareup ends with provisional budget keeping Chancellor Leopold Figl's coalition in office Light Want Ads cost little pull big Dial F1231
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Andrew Taylor Burns
Morales Sr
Troy Millard Vanderburg
Wyoming St
Eugene Williams
Raul Fernandez
Tampico St
Antonio Rios Luna
W. Theo Are
Vienna
Austria
Leopold Figl
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Pek
Casey" Truman
Truman
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Mt. Lebanon
Pittsburgh
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Arlington
At” TV
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Saus
Space Ranger
Mom
Sylvania TV
Sylvania
Sylvanic
Rangery Martians
gTrat
ACE Range
Space Ranges
Sylvania Dealer
A. B. Furniture Co
S. St. Mary's
Aldape Radio Service
Delerose
Al's Radio & TV
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Brigman Radio & TV
Fred Durbon
Head Appliance Co
Broadway
Floyd Hodges
West Ave
Holden Home & Auto
S. Flores
Fredericksburg
Keller & Ward
Prospect Hill Radio & TV Service
W. Commerce
Blanco
Tarrillion Bros
Lyle
Dwight
So. San TV & Radio
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Predericksburg
San Noor
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