Death of H Dittlinger, New Braunfels industrialist
H Dittlinger 87 longtime New Braunfels resident and prominent industrialist died Sunday at Santa Rosa hospital after a short illness. He owned the Dittlinger Roller Mills and Terrey Floor Mills, started the Dittlinger Roller Mills in 1930. Survived by son Bruno and daughter Mrs Alfred Liebscher, both of New Braunfels. Services set for Tuesday in New Braunfels.
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H. Dittlinger
New Braunfols
Santa Rosa Hospital
Ditt
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Manila Gang Attacks Fort McKinney Kills U S Soldier
An unidentified gang fired on a U S patrol at Fort McKinney in Manila's southern suburbs. One American soldier was killed and another wounded as reinforcements were sought and the attack investigated by authorities.
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Manila
Buns
Ian Avack
Fort McKinney
U. S
Uoibg
Bilbo Name Explained By Elderly Sailor Account
A fragmentary report describes a sailor named Bilbo and an elderly speaker recounting a nickname origin. Detectives M. MM. Simpson and B. Shipperd showed mild curiosity as Perkins explains Bilbo’s birth and early political noise leading to the name.
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M. MM. Simpson
B. Shipperd
Perkins
Jon Bilbo
Bilbo
Tots Drown, Mother Held
Cleveland mother is held on five counts of murder after neighbors found her two children, Linda aged three and James 15 months, drowned in a bathtub. The suspect, Mrs A H Brent, wife of a Shell Oil Company employee, was reported hysterical at Liberty County Jail.
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Cleveland
Liberty Crounty
A. H. Brent
Shell’ Oil
Non
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Justice of the Peace
Ceorge R. Smith
Liberty County
Jeff Cochran
Linda
James
Brent
Cochran
3 Hurt in Crash WAC Corporal Held
A Randolph field WAC corporal Nora A. Epperson was held on aggravated assault with an auto and failure to stop and render aid after three people were injured in a collision on the Austin highway Saturday. Ed win W Schmidt, 21, and two others were hurt. Epperson was arrested in a cabin at Grandecourts.
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Randolph Field
WAC
Nora A. Epperson
Austin Highway
Edwin W. Schmidt
Schray Avenue
Miss Epperson
Guy Ligon
Grandecourts
Schmidt
Margaret Hudson
Burnet Elreot
Mayeanet Garrett
McAllen
Tesas
Navy Air Show Crash Under Probe
Authorities investigated a Jacksonville Naval Air Station crash during a Sunday air show as a Navy pilot from a light exhibition team failed to pull out of a dive and crashed in front of about 15 000 spectators. The pilot’s name was withheld until next of kin is notified, with Gen Jonathan M. Wainwright among the witnesses.
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Jacksonville
Navy
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Iranian Troops Battle Tribesmen Near Bushire Port
Iranian government troops along more than ten miles of the Persian Gulf coast clash with insurgent tribesmen who seized half of Bushire. House to house fighting continues as troops press to retake the port town.
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Tehran
Persian Gulf
Elefant
Bushire
Storm Moves in Rites Held Rain Drenches West
Weather story from Los Angeles notes a tropical storm moving up from the Southeast Pacific, bringing unseasonal rain to Arizona and southern California, with the storm dissipating over the Gulf of California. In Fredericksburg, funeral services were held for Benedict Hagel, hotel operator, killed in a Wednesday night automobile collision near town when a trailer truck jackknifed on a downhill stretch after the brake application of a following car.
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Rites
Los Angeles
Souteast Pacific
Arizona
Saltster
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Southern California
San Diego
Fredericksburg
Benedict Hagel
Ihgel
Cook's Suitcase Roasts and Roast of Butler
Douglas Butler, 26, a negro cook, was booked for aggravated assault after a fight with E. L. Wigington over Butler choosing a seat on a Transit bus. Police opened Butler's suitcase and found peppers, lemuns, two todsis, a hen, catsup, soap, napkins, knives, and other kitchen items.
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Douglas Butler
E. L. Wigington
Helene
Sireez
Butler
Buller
Control Lift Frees Wrought Iron and Aluminum Furniture
Washington September 30. Wrought iron and aluminum furniture went free of price controls today as the Office of Price Administration ruled the items are not important to business or living needs. The decision marks another step in easing wartime controls and could impact retailers and consumers seeking decor and functional pieces. The ruling clarifies that these materials are not subject to commodity ceilings, potentially affecting pricing strategies in several markets.
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Washington
OPA
Cattle Cargo Quarantine Listed on Sacrificios Island
Vera Cruz Mex Sept 30 Three hundred twenty seven head of Brazilian Cebu cattle in quarantine on Sacrificios Island since May 12 have been brought to the mainland. They were taken to Cal Servane’s beachfront ranch for examination by a joint USS Mexican commission to determine if hoof and mouth disease traces remain.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
Cebu
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