Rescuers Go to Plane Near Texcoco in Navy Crash
Rescuers moved into jagged mountains east of Texcoco at dawn to recover bodies from a Navy plane crash. Three men were found dead in wreckage 24 miles from the town, with Mexican and U. S. Navy personnel named among the aboard.
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Mexico City
Texcoco
Here
Ite
Fidel Moreno
Navy
Corpus Giristi
Asto
Robert Mi. Gavelt
PSN
Plainfield
Charles’, Cleary
FUSN
Raymond P. Decker
USNR
Qetavoier de Rivera
Mexican Navy
Gevect
Tee E. Pleasant
Ariel Aviation Racioman
USN
Yfvnd
Carl E. Gill
Jews Replace Scrolls In Brussels Synagogue Ceremony
In Brussels on September 23 a ceremony presented Torah scrolls to five Belgian synagogues and nine other Jewish institutions, plus five American synagogues, to replace those stolen or destroyed by the Nazis. David Resnick of the American Joint Distribution Committee led the presentation at the Brussels Grand Synagogue.
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Brussels
Tebwinical Seminary
Benalf of
Ceregngnies
Brussels Grand
David Resnick
Comittee
Scralls
Relatives Sought for Deceased Elbert D. Bond
Relatives of Elbert Dee Hant a 52 year old former cook who died Saturday morning at the Bexar County home for the aged are being sought by Frank Cortez Funeral Home Bond had been paralyzed for over a year and the funeral home reports he had several brothers but cannot locate them Funeral arrangements are pending
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Elbert Dee Hant
Bexar County
Frank Cortez
Bond
Mirror of Your Mind and Confidence in Opinions
A column by LAWRENCE GOULD discusses love, marriage, and personality traits. It contrasts enduring affection with initial passion and warns about autohypnosis as a dangerous habit. The piece also notes that opinions should be grounded in study and reliable information, not fleeting beliefs.
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Lawrence Gould
Civil Rights Upheld on Superseniority for WWII Veterans
Attorney General Clark upholds civil service rules granting superseniority to WWII veterans in their first year back in government service. He argues the selective service act secures two distinct rights for returning employees: reemployment with seniority and protection against discharge without cause for one year. Justice Robert H. Jackson arrives in Murnberg to hear next week’s war crimes verdicts.
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Clark
Civil Service
Truman
Cheese King's Past Under Study
CHICAGO Sept 23 INS Lake County Sheriff Walter Atkinson planned talks with Chicago police on Vincent Benevento known as Don Vincenzo the cheese king a Chicago extortionist slain by gang bullets near Lake Zurich Ill He had no police record and investigators said the only contact occurred after he was shot in his cheese stove last December 26 during a prior assassination attempt An inquest into his death set for Saturday Benevento believed his killers were a muscling double cross The killers drove up in two cars and at least two fired Benevento's widow Jane 42 was injured and $2130 was found on the body
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Chicago
Lake County
Walter Atkinson
Vincent Benevento
Lake Zurich
Benevento
Don Vincenzo
Attemp' Failley
Jane
Poe
Ex-GI Held in Pin Charge in Austin
James Trevine 27 Austin admitted giving his military service pin to Celuc Z Medina 21 also of Austin to wear. Police chief Bruce Weatherly said the case marks the first time two service pin holders have been booked for knowingly letting a non veteran wear the pin as part of a mixed uniforms drive.
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FBE
Seld
James Trevine
Austin
Hils
Celuc Z
Medina
Bruce Weatherly
Telegraph Unions Ready Strike Notice
Washington dispatch reports the A F of L unions plan a 20 day strike notice against Western Union Telegraph Company while wage negotiations continue. Representative Payne says the unions seek a 16 to 22 cent hourly boost for all District employes except messengers amid mediation by Noel Fox and John F Sutton. A court case involving James C Utiley for rape is noted in passing.
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Washington
A. FP
L. Uniong
Western Union Telegraph Company
ASP
J. A. Payne
Noel Fox
John F. Sutton
W. W. McCrory
Jamey C. Utiley
Hubcaps Stolen From New Cars In Local Incident
E M Morgan of Kellyfield reports four hubcaps were stripped from brand new 1946 models on Eastwood Avenue Sunday. Police were notified after the hubcaps were removed from the autos in front of the residence.
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New Bules
E. M. Morgan
Kellyfield
Jand Toh Uhr
Eastwood jExenue
Court appoints Precinct No 2 mechanic and purchasing agent
County Commissioners court announced the appointment of Woodrow Fl. Murray as mechanic and purchasing agent for Precinct No. 2 at ten dollars a day. Bids were authorized for a pickup stock for Precinct No. 1. Four bids were received for paving Villemain road from Bergs Mi to the SAAP tracks, referred for tabulation. Purchase of a portable vacuum cleaner for the courthouse at 393 was authorized.
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Moncey
Woodrow Fl. Murray
Villemain Road
Bergs Mi
S A
A. P
Educator to Teach Adults Only in Nation’s Schools
Chicago Sept 19 One of the nation’s leading educators Chancellor Robert M Hutchins of the University of Chicago announced a nine month leave to devote himself to adult education He said educating infants between 6 and 21 may be futile if the world may not last long enough Civilization’s only hope is to educate adults and if adult education cannot change our political and economic life he will not join what can He urged urgent shift to adult learning for society’s survival
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Chicago
Robert M. Hutch Lins
University of Chicago
Cheek Itching First Application and Market Jumble
Fragmented OCR reads like a product blurb with miswritten names and unclear actions. It mentions ticklish or itchy cheeks, a first application, and timing references to a person named Sally, with disjoint phrases about a market and healing money. The unrecovered content limits a clear event or outcome.
Corrigan Faces Drunken Charge At Techfield Ball
Corrigan appeared before Judge McCloskey in Corpus Christi court to answer a drunken-at-the-ballgame charge from the Friday night Techfield game. The hearing stretched two hours as prosecutors sought witness testimony about the alleged offense. The city rested its case and Corrigan pledged to prove the defense, noting the date and location might be misdated.
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Corrigan
Justice of the Peace
Augustus McCloskey
Corporation Court
Tech Field
Cliff ‘Ratmhhissel
Pulee
C. B E. Wassom
Techfield
Wasson
Charles Haltom
McCloskey
Tech Fold
San Antonio
Haltom
Fred Semaan
New York
Bat Corrigan
Five Fined On Game Law Violations By County Court
Five hunters were fined in County Court at Law No 2 before Judge Charles Matthews for game law violations. Clark Lanier of Randolph Field was fined 200 plus 19.60 costs for shooting game from an automobile. Gerald S. Bobler L. J. Newberry E. W. Smith and Jacek Thom son, all living on Gil Howard Street, were fined 29 plus 19.60 costs each for hunting doves out of season. All five surrendered their hunting licenses.
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Fics
Charles Matthews
Clark Lanier
Randolph Field
Gil Howard Street
Gerald S. Bobler
L. J. Newberry
E.W. Smith
Jacek WH. Thomson
Georgia Town Struck By Twister
A severe wind storm, described as a twister, struck the outskirts of Austell Georgia late yesterday destroying houses and buildings over a half mile area. Four persons were in a hospital today as the weather bureau linked the twister to a storm from the west of Mexico bringing high winds and rain to northwest Georgia.
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Austell
Weather Bureau
Mexico
Georgia
Kidnapped Jap Heiress Found Near Nagoya
Twelve year old Kuniko Sumitomo heiress to a Za batsu industrial fortune was found unharmed near Nagoya today. Police arrested Yoshio Higuchi as her abductor after a week long disappearance. Her family offered a substantial reward for her safe return.
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Woryo
Kuniko Sumitomo
Zabatsu
Nagoya
Yoshio Higuchi
Kyodo
AAF Announces ROTC Start at 16 Colleges
The AAF plans a four year air ROTC program beginning this fall at 16 colleges and universities with 7200 elementary and 900 advanced students. It aims to supply the AAP with trained officers and lead to second lieutenants in the air reserve. Texas A M College and Texas Tech in Lubbock are listed among the full term schools.
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Washington
Soy
Apmy Aly Forces
AAP
Air Reserve
Earle K. Partridge
Chiet
Air Staff
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Car rear impact injures parked car occupant near Helotes
MoTMaNi BeUet Br of the National Bank building was treated for minor injuries when his parked car was struck from the rear near Helotes. Bedet was thrown from the car. Nearby, S G Thris swerved to avoid a parked car and hit Miss Billy Beth Boyd of Camden street. Boyd received treatment at M and S hospital.
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Motmani
BeUet Br
Ramo National Bank
Helotes
Bedet
S.G. Thris
Valera Street
Billy Beth Boyd
Camden Street
M. and
S. Hospital
Arm Injury At Door Leads To Ambulance Call
An ambulance and Scout cars were sent to 215 Rosita Street early Monday after Ian reported a shooting. Pablo Lerma sustained a six inch arm laceration claimed to come from a screen door spring while at the scene. Col Raymon C. Stone of Kerrville received the Legion of Merit for service with Transportation Zone and Eighth Army from 1943 to 1945, per the War Department announcement.
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Rosita Street
Ian
Potenttion
Pablo Lerma
Robert" B. Green Hospital
Col. Stone
Washington
Raymon C. Stone
Kerr. Ville
Legion of Merit
Transportation Zone
Eighth Service Command
War Department
Repatriation Fails Says Red Charge at UN
Russia accused the United States and Great Britain of prioritizing their interests over repatriation of Europe's 4,000,000 refugees. Nikola Feeney told the Economic and Social Council that the council faked will to solve the displaced persons problem, claiming the U.S. and Britain fear risks to their interests through collaboration.
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Red Lake
INS
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Nicolas Feeney
The
Economic and Social Council
Foonny
Britain
Seven Prisons Escape From Camp Bullis and MTC
Seven prisoners escaped from Camp Bullis and the SAF Military Training Center, reported to police Monday. The fugitives include Edward BE Deputy, 18, Reading, Pa, and Odus C Lewis Jr., 19, Galveston, with Lewis heavily tattooed and bearing the slogan The AWOL Kik. Others listed as escaped in prison garb include Richard K. James, Victor G. Glasgow, Charles F. Beasley, Thomas Stone, and Dun Peterson.
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Camp Bullis
SAF
Edward BE
Reading
Odus C Lewis Jr
Galveston
Lewis
MTC
Richard K. James
Victor G. Glasgow
Charles F. Beasley
Thomas ¥. Stone
Dun Peterson
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