Palestine Parley Opens at London Conference
Prime Minister Attlee opened the London Palestine conference with a pledge Britain is not bound to the plan to divide Palestine into a four zone federal state. Arabs welcome concessions for peace while Jews delay participation, with signs the Jewish Agency may join later if Britain shows concern. A British official predicted both Jewish and nonagency groups could enter talks subsequently, as ministers discuss a possible formula for agency involvement.
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London
Acpe Say
Attlee
Britain
Palestine
Holy Land
Jewish Agency
Tech Night School To Have Classes
A civil service exam preparation class for elevator and clerk-typist will start at 0:30 p.m. Tuesday at Tech Night School, 637 Main Avenue, announced by principal CB Troutz. Classes will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays with Mrs Dorothy Dunsmore as instructor.
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Elev
Tesday
Tech
Main Avenue
CB. Troutz
Principae
Dorothy Dunsmore
British Raise Tel Aviv Curfew After Terror Wave
Tel Aviv residents faced a 16 hour curfew after a wave of terror left three dead and caused extensive property damage. Police and troops conducted house to house searches with 900 screened at Ramat Gan and 30 detained for further questioning. A British sergeant and a major were killed in separate explosions, with an Arab constable also slain. other blasts were reported across northern Palestine.
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Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Ramat Gan
Petal
Tilwa
Jaffa
Palestine
Five US Judges Sentence Five Guilty Defendants
Judge Ben H Otero presided as five defendants pleaded guilty in Federal District Court on Tuesday. Manuel Otero, 39, native of Spain, received a year and four days for concealing 54 watches smuggled into the United States. Pat Henry, attorney for Otero, said the defendant 4100 pesos about $752 paid to two men to bring the watches into the country. Melvin Lee Williams and Chester Collins Pariser, former workers at the Kelly Field Officers' Club, were also sentenced to a year and four days for taking $142 from the club. Arnulfo Avila and his son Manuel Avila were jailed ten days before deportation for neesentry.
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Manuel Otero
Spain
United States
Pat Henrey
Olern
Mexico
Melvin Lee Willaams
Chesler Collis Pariser
Kelly Field
Ccficers
Arnulfo Avila
Manuel Avila
Legality of OPA Debated in Federal Court
The federal court heard a motion to dismiss a suit by Paul A. Forler, administrator, against The First National Bank of Bandera and its president Frank Montague to force production of records. Judge Joé G. Montague held Porter lacked authority, arguing the office does not exist, and noted the price control act of 1942 expired last June with no revival by Congress, calling efforts to revive it “breathing life into a dead horse.”
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OPA
Ben H. River
Paul A. Forler
First National Bank of Bandera
Montague
Joé G. Montague
Oo Fort Worth
Porter
Will Divides C S Diehl Estate Between Heirs
The will of Charles Sanford Diehl, former owner of the San Antonio Light, leaves half the estate to his daughter Grace Chandler Diehl Shaw and half to grandsons Chandler Diehl and Kemger Wilson Diehl. Grace Shaw and Chandler Diehl are named executors without bond as probate proceeds.
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Tate
Charles Sanford Diehl
The
San Antonio
Four Die in Oklahoma Auto Crash Fire
CORDELL Okla Sept 10 Four persons were killed when a tractor pulling a trailer struck a bridge and a 5000 gallon gasoline tank exploded into flames. The tractor cab occupants burned to death while two others died when the tank plunged into a ditch after the vehicle left the highway.
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Cordell
Okla
Jan Auto
Rites Arranged for Capt Frank Crane at Fort Nougigs
Capt Frank Crane fourth aumng exchange officer at Fort Sam Houston died in Brooke General Hospital Tuesday morning Services are being arranged Interment will be in the National cemetery at Fort Nougigs Salt Lake City He is survived by his widow three brothers and a sister Judge on vacation Robert W R Terrell of 11th District Court began his vacation Tuesday Cases from that court will be heard by Judge JC Quin in 8th District Court
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Smyth
Torel
Alamo &T
Stu Veay
Nheinie
Annetin Smith Fane
Flbrrion
Im Dune Smith
Paint’ Geter
Sida
Atrp
Cotl
Alman
Tauatrin National Cemetery
Wits Klary
Crnsieam
Toner Lamnton
Mra
Bon Antonio
Alee “Guenter
Eal EA Cox
Port Artin Buns
Prats & 5
Enet
Tie Christ G
B MeWett
Teher Ann
Antonesa
Wi Sea
Arrimors
Ags
Yfestey Gatun
A. “Moora
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A. d. Mewert Jr
Grapevine
Texas
Fifiona Howe Hrothers
Akerg
Rosclaw
Menorial Park
Alame
Burwell
Alonzo J. Bun
Mission Hand
Fis
Y. J. Burwell
Laing Linda
Gaus
Nadene Mile
Bakers Field
Calif
Lloyd Kelly
Camp Campbell
Mamie Kelly
Be City
Ohio
Vo O S. Davis
Brownstown
Uth Deceit
Greenville
J Gt
Burwell and Welt
Los Angeles
Homey Burwell
Oakland
Gulf
Buryean
Edna Frances Kelly
San Antonio
Alva i
Alamo Funeral Home
UTC Burr
Salmon Burk
Hatt Ave
Ned Ty Ters
Clara Siebenhor
Binnie Gassell
Quillian Burkhart
Burkhart
Iarley Burkhart
Bioroeur
Loti
Akers
Tito Ment
Roselawn Memorial Park
Thesia Pu Herm Wome
Prat
Cheery W. Lawton
St. Michiel
Vet
Fayeren
Tonnet
Ann Simmons Bony Het
Basle Pass
Tex
McCollum
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Episcopal Church
Byrle Pass
Cranes Vrank
Migs
Cantain Crane
At Army
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Houston
Tosneg
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Bivme
Anchor Blue Lodge
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Ceawos Tree
Rathers
Tons
Catif
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Bina Cait
Ross
Rambers
Oro
Bre
Hagel Frenman
Soll
Utah
Fanaway
Fusierit
Irrank Crane
Aumng
Fort Sam Houston
Brooke General Hospital
Natonal
Fort Nougigs
Salt Lake City
Jugee Robert
W. R. Terrell
Con Men Bik Woman Con Men Bik Woman
Victim Anulirr describes a confidence scam after meeting two men in a bank lobby who promised a $500 share of found money. She withdrew $60 in good faith, then waited at a rendezvous near the Houston street bridge. Thefts noted include firms on East Commerce Street and a bus incident, with various small cash losses and goods.
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Anulirr
Carrie Justice
West Poplar Street
Frost National Bank
Houston Street Bridge
Nathan Alterman Electrical Company
East Commerce Street
Wu East Commerce Street
Camtra
Tauser Floral Company
TM. Temple
White Plaza Hotel
Howard Thomps
Brackenridge
Texas
Tyson Secrest
Pool to Open at Woodlawn This Weekend
Woodlawn pool will reopen next weekend after a trial run drew many swimmers Saturday and Sunday. Revenue totaled 335 dollars over the two days, with operating expenses about 150 dollars. If profits stay positive, the experiment will continue.
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Woodlawn
Sears Sales Hit New High
Sears Roebuck and Company reported August sales of 140,946,297, the highest for the month and 93.7 percent above a year earlier. For the first seven months of the fiscal year, February through August, sales reached 869,115,149, up 60.9 percent from the prior year’s 546,21Q,05.
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Chicago
Sepawe
Sears Roebuck and Company
Auprist
Livestock Market Report with Mixed Calf and Cattle Prices
TheFederal-State andrace News Service notes cow prices up 15 to 25 cents in a broad calves market. Slaughter cattle offered limited test of higher quotes, with cows 12.25 to 12.75 and bulls 8.00 to 11.50. Sheep and goats steady to firm. poultry and produce prices listed for Chicago markets.
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Andrace
Medina
Pammun
Obituaries of Harold Smith and Others in Fort Sant Homie
Harold Smith, 27, of 1821 North Alama Street, died recently. Funeral services held Tuesday morning at McCaltin's Fineriy chapel, with burial at Fort Sant Homie National Cemetery. Also mentioned are a 64 year old resident of Bah Tusa and a service for another local obituary.
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Ee Ve. AbissiinsTiinsonary 64
Bah Tusa
M. Wiengonday
Serv McCaltin’s
Harold Smith
North Alama Street
Servlevs
Alara Finemhones
Fort Sant Homie National Cemetrey
Hot Check Artist Nabbed in Dallas and San Antonio
Dallas authorities file two counts against a man wanted in San Antonio for passing 21 worthless checks totaling 44043.0. He allegedly operated in Dallas and Houston, with a redheaded woman accompanying him during a San Antonio stay at the Crockett hotel from New Orleans. San Antonio will pursue charges if Dallas does not handle them locally.
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Dallas
San Antonio
N. A. Schneider
Houston
Schneider
Crockett Hotel
New Orleans
Rock Blasting Enjoined Over Zuercher Road Roof Damage
Judge Tayloe granted a temporary restraining order halting blasting by Jeff C. Snowden and Mrs Henry Zuercher after E A Tatsch said stones from neighboring lands endangered his family, animals, and caused 506 in roof damage. a permanent injunction and damages were requested. A hearing was set for Thursday.
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E. A. Tatsch
Zuercher
G. Tayloe
37Th District
Jeff C. Snowden
Henry Zuercher
Tatsch
Theft of Office Equipment Reported
A theft report to police Tuesday cited missing spray gun and office equipment valued at 165 dollars from a vehicle at 3600 Soul Flores Street. G J W Adams and J Parris reported separate items stolen from cars, including cloths from a parked auto at 196 Mary Street and a tire noted by S Pawlik at 446 Delmar Street.
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G. J W. Adams
Rockwood Court
Parris
Mary Street
Soul Flores Street
S.J. Pawlik
Delmar Street
Fire Helmets For Honorary San Antonio Firefighters
P. J. Anderson, police and fire commissioner, presented fire helmets and certificates to honorary members of the San Antonio Fire Fighters Academy at Fire Station No. 1 Monday afternoon. Governor nominee Beauford, Lt. Governor Shivers, Attorney General Daniels, Maj. Gen. Coulter, Al Buchanan, Gen. Wainwright, and Governor Stevenson were named in the event, though two could not attend.
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P. J. Anderson
Te San Antonio Fire Fighters Academy
Fire Stallion No
Beauford] Fester
Tillerman
Allan Shivers
Piveman
Price Daniels
Chailffeur
John #. Coulter
al Buchanan
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Duke Stevenson
Oil News Drilling Advances In Texas Fields And Nearby Wells
Oil activity expands with deeper pay zones east of shallow production as Schwab No 1A Anastacio Garcia discovers in Zapata county. Wells test shallow sands near Herclair and Washington Stevens survey while No 2 Johnson drills northwest for an outpost. Operators including W R Rowe San Antonio and Humphries Hetchkin announce wildcat tests. Katy plastics drive shallow well completions in Lefevre field.
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Anastacio Garcia
Zapata
W. Marl Rowe
San Antoio
Herclair
Washington Stevens Survey
G. Andrade IT
Citica Service
Texas
Magnolia
Stanolind
acreaKa
Walter HW
Bode
Pexe
John Lowe
Hewitt and
Dougherty
Johnson
Katy
Lefevre
Dim Hoge
Bine
Martinez
Thty
Rlines
Humphries and Hetchkin
San Ane
Tonio
Thren Rivers
Belws
B.haughey
New York Cotton Futures Opening Prices
Cotton futures opened in New York with December at 21 to 32.05 and March at 6.05, with May around 36.45 as market details show early session quotes and unsettled pricing in the opening bell.
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New York
Vital Statistics of Many Residents Revealed in LRU Records
A lengthy list of names follows in Vital Statistics records from LRU My lay Caupbert and related entries. The batch includes Gladys My Crnibet, Carlos F. Hodrigues, Virginia G. Ramos, others such as Johnnie C. Walace, Yad Chorer, Linnie Chessuma, Meperanza Solae, and many more. The names span numerous individuals with varied spellings, indicating a community-wide registry with numerous entries and cross-referenced initials.
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LRU Mylay Caupbert
Gladys My Crnibet
Carlos F. Hodrigues
Virginia G. Ramos
Menuel S Daylla
Luria Alvarate
Odell J. Medi
Johnnie C. Walace
Yad Chorer
Linnie Chessuma
Bernarding P. Espinoea
Meperanza
Solae
Leohard E. Watson
Daisey Remmiler
Eugene W. Brock
Juanita J
Willy Colle McKnight
Gladys K. Davis
Jesus P. Blorulen
Maury Louiue Gomer
Delton B
Oliver Leona BR. Williams
G. Lowery
Caroling San
Sarah Ratciltt
Vernon A. Mueller
Glun Gado
Alvin A. Schimeak
Frances Johnson
Paul , Phillius
Lottie R
Turner Lid L. Biscott
Hazel U. Tomlinsen
Manuel M. Peter
Olza Gonzales
Piekensio Diaz
Josefina Ramos
Lyon
Pernis Hammonds
Maria Gavels
Herbert F. McDougail
Avila Mac
Defewas
D. McDaniel
Yo Mac
D. Mendiolas Thomans Atviaga
John He Nell
Aude
Rodolfo G
Anna Matiz Penulver
Toxquin Raminos
Miekila
Cusmnove
Lipe Lara
Ui Fernandey
Want W. Burnhart
Oira BP
Pikow
Pedro Dimog
Virgins
M. Suarez
Peter Patulis
Virginia Gu
Angelia L. Giraud
Norma Jean Cram Seloe Grenberg
Bernice Simon
Wille. Lighleard
Frankie J. Skuushter
Petr’ “Flores
Paula de la Fuente
Jane Tecovington
Mra
Luin” Maemamey
Dealda
Muniorpack
Gladion
Jack Af. Gronke Mildred A
Stinion
Saint
Viren
Norman Tove
William L
Bilson
Madeline Ans
Goorze
Sinner Oer
Velyan
Bell
Willie Mine
Weopdree
W. King
ML. P
Donald Joseph
Conner
Inle
Teiisn
San Antonio Merchants Grow Hog and Turkey Projects
Texas merchants like Frank Huck cultivate livestock as a hobby and profit plan. Huck runs a small swine operation 15 miles southeast of San Antonio, winning prizes at Fort Worth and selling dozens of hogs to packers and to buyers in Mexico. Meanwhile Bexar Medina Hays and Atascosa counties participate in a turkey pilot using broadbreasted bronze poults, sparking expected regional revenue growth.
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Bill Gray
San Antonio
Lis Frank Huck
Fort Worth
Burbank School
Huck
Mexico
County Market Prices and Produce Listings Report
A dense list of market prices for fruits, vegetables, and grains from a weekly growers market. Items include apples, carrots, cucumbers, celery, garlic, grapes, peaches, pears, potatoes, peppers, onions, squash, tomatoes, watermelons, and meats, with varied prices per crate, bushel, or pound. Numerous locations and producers implied, reflecting regional market activity.
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Aelouan
Sia Antoniy Commission
Daexday Prensa
Freedte Peli
Annies
Missotui
Gravenstely
Meee Ie
Zen
Lima
California
Oregon
Omic
Secon
eHow
Penches
Alberta
Calif
Idaho
Boursais
Giner Doxon
Mogtard Greene
Ohra
Auto Receiving Charged to Two
Three complaints charging receiving and concealing stolen autos were filed in Justice of the Peace Frank Vaughan's court Tuesday. Jack Hammack of 2001 S Ploves Street was charged with receiving autos from Alfred Brown, property of O. W. McMurray of 224 Broadway, and Peggy Lewis of Houston. Raymond Jowers of 1716 South Flores Street was charged with receiving an auto owned by McMurray from Brown.
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Justice of the Peace
Frank Vaughan
Jack Hammack
S |Ploves
Alfred Brown
O. WN. McMurray
Boradway
Peggy Lewis
Houston
Raymond Jowers
South Flores Street
Brownian Auto
McMurray
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Rigsby Avenue
AAP Flying Training Command
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C.S. Diehl Estate
Frank Crane
Sears
S.A. Livestock
USDA
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Orleans
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Mate Setae
THY
Connie
Deer Woods
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Loots
Casper Eee
Casper
Billy Dapper
Jimmy Murphy
Myrtle
Mandrake the Magician
Gitinny Morey
Dudley Fisher
Pyri
Sidea
Dee, Wal
Narda
Cai
By Leo Fal and
Phil Dayis
Ality
Texas Rails
Commission Market
Ani
Texas National Corp
Tayealent Securities
Texan Bond & Mortgage Company
M Tade
1801 Transit
Tower Pale Guede
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