Favorites Win In Dallas Golf
Favorites came through in the Lakewood Country club invitation golf tournament second round match play in Dallas. Don Schumacher edged Grantham Eubank 1 up after 49 holes. Humphrey fell to Austin’s Tom Miller 2 up after 20 holes. Earl Stewart defeated Frank Martin 6 and 3. John Oliver beat Carl Muse 2 and 1 in Amarillo.
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Lakewood Country Club
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Austin
Tom Miller
Earl Stewart
Tallis
Frank Martin
Nightlife listings and obituaries blur in city news
A crowded page mixes dance listings from Lonnie Williams orchestra to Blue Jonnet Ramblers with hall venues like Beethhoven Home and Oak Grove Hall showing Sept 21 events. Obituaries for Henry Pater, Charles Shaw, Buih John Fruend and others appear with service details and family notes.
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Oak Grove Hall
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Blue Jonnet Ramblers
Market Fruits and Vegetables Prices at San Antonio Growers Market
Trading at the San Antonio commission market Saturday showed little change with prices for fruits and vegetables ranging widely. Notable items include asparagus at 36.02 per crate, Cuban avocados at 6.50 to 4.0, onions green and white sold by the sack, cucumbers at 2.00 per bushel, and apples Gravenstein at 3.00 per crate, alongside dense listings for tomatoes peppers melons and potatoes across multiple crates and sacks.
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Phone Tieup Awaits Word
San Antonio Southwestern Bell employees voted by a large majority to back Houston workers in a strike. Arbitration talks open in St Louis Monday. G B Reed said San Antonio officers had urged accepting officers recommendations to end the dispute. Houston employees oppose the arbitration decision. San Antonio workers may hold a continuous sympathy meeting. Balloting occurred Friday with about a one to two hour support margin.
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Ursuline Academy to Open Two Year Religion Course
The Archdiocese plans a two year Catholic lay religious course to begin September 2 at 7 PM in Ursuline Academy 110 Navarro Street San Antonio. Classes include a Monday evening schedule and will be led by Rev Raymond Obrtad and Sgt Robert Alten. It aims to provide diplomatic training to laymen and women through two 15 minute segments each week.
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Shaw
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Alamo
Dom Desihiner
Dylinley Ave
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Tae Fruend
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Houston telephone workers vote on return to work
Houston employees of Southwestern Bell will vote on returning to work as arbitration results in a dispute that has disrupted service in the gallery coastal area. Workers also voted to continue union meetings to protest alleged promotion of some workers out of line with a seniority clause in the contract.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Inday
Zallner Pistons retain amateur softball crown in tenth inning
Hart Wayne’s Zallners defeat Chicago rival to defend the men’s title in the Amateur Softball Association tourney. The Chicago Match Corp. fell short after a tense extra frame as New Orleans’ Meteoreak Parasion girls beat them 8 to 1 for the women’s crown with Nina Morgan pitching one hit in a standout performance.
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Reverend Fred Reedy to Preach at Nazarene Church
Reverend Fred Reedy district superintendent of the Texas Milran church of the Nazarene will preach Sunday at the West Avenue Church of the Nazarene. The text notes Reedy has traveled widely in the United States for his ministry and mentions other local notes from Austin and surrounding events.
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Radio Schedule and Talk outline from KCOR and Catholic Charities
A messy OCR shows KCOR radio listings for many programs including gospel and religious segments, church talks, and a final sermon on God With Men. It mentions Catholic Charities and the Archdiocese of New York, with a featured talk by a chaplain at St. Mary Home for Children and a choir performance from the Church of the Holy Name in New Orleans. The schedule lists times such as 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, and 11:30 with show names like Wb 646 and Moments of Med.
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Staten Tele
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Bacrng Downs On the News
Distributed by E N aa Stopped over in Wie Bronx. Torn fragments describe quonset huts and bungalow ruins along a park as a stormy scene. A speaker notes war ties. a contractor is urged to hurry as a baby’s fate shifts the course of actions.
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Rabbi Jacob to Speak on Church of the Air Program
Rabbi Jacob of Anshe Emet Synagogue Chicago is scheduled as the speaker on the Church of the Air program airing Sunday September 22 at 10 10 30 am EDT over CBS Columbia Network. Canter Moses Silverman will join the program from Anshe Emet.
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Town Meet News and Parade Notes From Air News
Sweeney and NM towns share sports and town meeting highlights. The report lists events such as barbershow, concert dances, and a parade with bands and suspects in a general town entertainment context.
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Grid Star Arrested For Purse Snatching
Detroit, Sept. 21. Guy Brown, 21, star University of Detroit halfback, was arrested on a purse snatching charge hours before the intracity U D and Wayne University game. Patrolman Frank Goran tackled Brown in a downtown theater after Mrs Augusta Ciscke reported a stolen purse. Brown admitted the theft. authorities say larceny from the person charges were filed and he will be held for court appearance likely today.
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Eisenhower to Tour American Installations in Germany
Berlin, Sept 22. General Eisenhower is expected to visit Germany September 27 for a tour of American installations, as stated today by General Joseph T. McNarney.
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Bus Pur Method and Civic Bus Service Mentioned
A bus funded by city groups and local businesses is used for juvenile casework and Sunday church services. The vehicle, financed by entities including City Rendering, Crowley Feed Co, and others, operates regular Sunday trips for community support and church outreach.
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Tesreau Stricken After Stroke Near Dartmouth Pond
Hanover Vt Sept 23 Charles M Tesreau 58 longtime Dartmouth coach and former New York Giants pitcher was reported in grave condition at the college infirmary after a stroke that caused a near drowning. He collapsed from a pier into a reservoir pond during a fishing trip with former athletic director H R Heneage. Heneage pulled him out. Doctors said his right side is paralyzed and he has temporary loss of speech.
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