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LaCoste, Medina County, Texas, Friday, July 26, 1916
IT’S NOTHING NEW!
Newsettes
. COLLIER Caetnrille C. K 0.
Texas ease reporting of polio-
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fice of County Clerk of Medina
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sonnel, the increase was only. 22
the number one target of death hi
city traffic
For the entire state, 217 pedst-
rians were killed in the half year,
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Holds Meet
He was inducted on July 13, 1044,
on
July 22, 1946, Fort Sam Hous-
Dr. Ernest 0, Lawrence, Nobel
Gualberto Villar roel
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San Francisco Port of Embarka-
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rington, 61, who died Monday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock in a Mexia
L: Errington of Mexia. A fourth
son, Fred M., was killed in 1943
State Ranks
High in Polio
Born Mabel Lytle February 14,
1885, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Lytle of Lytle, Tex-
as, She was a' graduate of San
Destroy Vegetables
To Keep Up Prices
The Macdona Shooting Club
held its second shooting of the
month on July 21 with fifteen
contestants participating in the
shoot. A, J. Vogt waS absent due
to an operation in the Santa Rosa
Hospital on July 8. 8
five pots and 750 points for the
10 pots: : 2*"0
E. W. Garrett, 366-722; R. A.
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Hitting Power Grants
LaCoste Victory
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Former Lytle Resident
Died in Mexia
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was the cyclotron.
The synchotron, scheduled for
—and surpluses were de--Totals..
stroyed to maintain the' price lev- as substittes.
Surviving are her husband. Dr.
B. AC, Carrington of Marquez,
whom she married October 2,
1912, and three sons—Dr. Caine-’
synchotrons, are as > important A
development in atom-smaahing as
Jr., Baylor, Raymond and Warren
Carrington; Billy Flynn;. Bill, A.
J. and Lynn Gidley;; Lawrence
Tondre Jack Wernette, formerly
a Staff Sergent in the Army of
the Im tod States, arrived home
Tuesday after two years service.
“Until equality between own-
ership and management on one
side and labor unions on the other
is restored by Congress, economic
anarchy will increase.” — Pr««,
Robert R. Wason, National At-
eociation of Manufacturtrt.
Hood, Texas and
was sent to Stanford
“Liberty Is on the bargain
counter all over America today
at discount and exchange prices.
We are trading it away for all
kinds of social experiments.” -
Pres. Piter Emerson, Kiwanis
Internatianal.
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- Connie, Eschithart, . Lillian Rihn
and Frances Manic Bochme were
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Mexico Makes Claim
six months of this
to the Ln
was killed Sunday and his body
hung from a lamp post in the pub-
lic square in La Paz, Bolivia, as a
revolutionary regime swept into
power in a bloody ‘climax to a
"Wesimply got on each other’s
nerves." — Hand-leader A rite
Shaw and wife, soparating after
eight months, . .. 2-
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percent..
The pedestrlai': continues to lie
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Adv^rtite in the-
La Coste hedger )
: It will take your message to
hundreds of consumers ,
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QUOTES.
OF THE WEEK
"Farmersseem to be putting in
8 hour days—8 in the morning
and 8 more in the afternoon.”-
Wheeler McMillen, editor, Farm
Journal,
“I’m sick of all the snobbery in
England.” — Marg Markham,
daughter of Lord and Lady, visit-
ing Chicago. 1*. ’ '
State’s Atty. William J. Tuohy
} said Monday he would’ sek the
. indicthiddit of Wlliam Heirons, 17,
Howard Hughes is in “pretty
good shape,” and his left lung is
“beginning to function a little,”
; his physician said Tuesday, but
the millionaire plane and movie
maker,,injured in the. crash of an
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President
jumped 47 Per Cent
AUSTIN—Texas traffic deaths
jumped 47 per cent in the first
invented by Dr. Edward M. Mc-
Millan, one of the co-discoverers
of neptunium, element 93, used in
the manufacture' of the atomic
bomb, * m:
The synchotron will be three
times as powerful as the betatron,
the next largest atom ‘smasher.
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton Salsman of
here were San Antonio business
visitors Monday. .
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Holds Meeting
The Castroville c,Y,o, held
their regular monthly meeting
Wednesday night, July 16, with
twenty members and Father Len-
Zen present, 20 /M-.0
An interesting repart Was given
by David- FitzSimo and Jimmy
Burell, delegates who attended the
State Convention at Fredetieks-
burg.
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Trip, 1B ? 2
SY-Bippert, IB ;
Hoys 4 Girls
Serving Our Country
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198 days. The packages, which
containee foodstuffs, were taken
from the truck and broken open
on the street, police said. Earlier
in the day /several hundred persons
had swarmed through a gate to
the plant which has been a center
of strife ever since the strike
Theresa Nentwich, 356-718; Mike
Garrett, 355-705; John Nentwich,
355-698; Mae C. Vogt, 343-697;
Ben Shadrock; 351-696; v Laura
Jackel, 354-605; Theresa Shad-
rock, 342-689; Albert Jacket, 317-
678; L. Manade, 356-xxx; Erma
Manade, 852-xxx; Sgt. Mayfield,
854-xxx.mg-. —
X means that the member was
absent from the first shoot of the
month. P - s. 2
, BERKELEY;-CALIEAmer
can and . Russian selentiats are
working independently to build ft
now atom smasher which may
create energy much greater than
that of the atomic bomb, the Upf
verity of California announced
recently. , , 0 . ' s■'
With the aid of the new ma-
chine, scientists hope td study the
fundamenta forces which hold
matter together, the announce-
ment said. The new atom smash
er, it said, may produce energy
equal to that of the cosmic rayk.
_ Jungman,-, LF
A. Keller, LF
LSantleben,P
taught in Atascosa County and
Marquez. She was active through-
, out her life in P.-T.A; work; wa a
, mmber at the Ban Antonlochap-
The LaCoste Baseball Chib took
the cover off some hitherto undis-
covered hitting power Sunday a-
terngon on the Castroville
diamond, knocking off the Castro-
ville “B” team by a score of 9 to
3. They smacked doubles in pro-
fusion and were prolific in their
lire of singles..
“One wrong word from the cus-
tomers and they blow up!”-
Oklahoma City restaurant, warn-
ing against ite "Mamie wait-
roseoo." 1
Marcos- Normal and • formerly
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New Machine to Smash
‘ tainly cannot lie'considered out of
danger."
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..labor Ulmins to handle their milk,
dumped several 25-gallon ans of
. . it Monday 'in front of. the Los
Angeles Cuy Hall MAF.L. 'union
Bays this milk i- hot, s union men
' ; Won't handle rit," read a sign on
each, sjde of the. trpck from width
the milk was dumped. “We are
forced to destroy it. Issyour
baby’s milk on this truck?"
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Ribbon.
umstantial or direct evidenct
has been obtained on. all leads. ,
sailed out of Bikii lagoon:at 6
am- LWedresday;, uhek;-
early. Hes move wAs thelaststep
‘ the start fsecret
maneuve I in, a lo. h the bomb is
to be put in place for underwater
detonation Thursday. . u s
Sgt. And Mrs. Dennis Williams
and Louis and George Lagleder of
here spent the. week-end -in
Brownsville, Texas.
week-long revolt by studepts and
workers. Villarroel was Wounded
badly in abitter battle when the
rebels stormed the presidential
palace. His body was one of the
first found when the students and
workers swarmed into the palace.
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Biediger, 363-722, James litis, -g—.
352-718; Rose Biediger, 354-715; completion early next year, was
i A2l-year-ldmanwas arrested
y i inHouston Tuesday for question-
’ >ng, i connection with two small
fires at a Houston hotel July 5.
L L. Winter*, owner of the hotel,
identified the man as one who
hurried from the building shortly
before the ifireswere dimcoveredin
& ee‘w TjWrf . he. fireejoe-
cured in a series of hotel and a-
partment blafee some of which
police attributed to arson.
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8 10
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. Woemnerr pointed out. Atom Is Being Sought
Maj: cen Alden H. Waitt, chief
oftheChemisal Wat fate Service,,
grimly acknowledged Tuesday,
that defective mortal* shels had
killed Amerfean, sldiers but ex-
pressed, doubt thot the responsibi-
22 lity could be pinned- down” on
. - any particular monufacturer. His
nta tement came as the Senatewar
! 1, . investiguting eommittee suddenly
” c switched from a review of a muni-
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For Your
Commercial Printing
Call This Office
in the kidnap-slay jng of Suzahne
Degnan tegardleas of the questio
of any; codfession. The grand
V ’,..'jiiiy Will recoivethy case, he
i- ?. ed. Massoq8 as । •
‘.-hi +703 e*,, 3 3244,
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Fuselage From Plane
, ter. of the D.A.R the Eastern
Star, and the Episcopal Church.1’
The body of the C-47 rolls on vising the lowering, of the six' sub- i were .1 . , . .
glider wheels,it is air-conditioned, marines into’ the shallow water i because of a shortage of trana
has a. porch, living room, bedroom, — — - -t-— -e ------ -ainer 1
Michanandbathaaluscu
, home to Portland, Or. living in
> the trailer en route, after his dis-
in training in the Air Corps. Also
surviving are the one grandchild,
Ilene ■ Carrington, and four
brothers and sisters, Mrs. Mart
garet Blatherwick and Mrs. Alice
11 Gidley of Lytic, Jack Lytle of
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AB H R
10 0
2 1 2
10 0
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4 2 1
1 0 0
4 2 0
110
6 1 ,1
4 1 1
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Lt Joseph G. Williams, glider
pilot, and hie wife, Glynn, have
soked the housing problem for-- ,,,ac,... .„uu0 va, ---- .
themselves and. their baby son, submarines' which will ‘bear a good istry had 'Conducted
•ge. i . 8, .204 w‘ 2 chov * -k • 'Anr -ia-: -- e--- -e L- ovensn' be dat kla A
William*, stationed at Bergs:
trom Fjeld, has bililt a luxurious
trailer home from the fuselage of
an army transport plane that
cracked up in a landing.
Novembep Election," >, . .2 ... . .
MrHaby wal iidrn and ralsedpatience"-S A. Expiees
at-Dutilay, Tesas, is the Son of -5 *-- ;
Mr. Mid Mis. Elmer Haby. Hef,, I i j i ie
served his country with the GIs Buy Sleeper nterests
Armed Forces for 4% years
World War II and, eaw 3 years
service overses in North Afnt'A .
The foreign office told the In-
ternational League of Mexicans Express,
abroad that a. commission ap-
-pointed Det. ;9, 1944, is complet-
1ing its workSothat the claim may
r fa- i-e-----Ad-tmrof U. S.
luis seived six months in tha
Pacific.
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Evans;. Frank Arrington, Frank
? Taylor, Jack Wilder, Ken Clover,
Traffic Deaths In Texas Johnnie Kenagy. . and W W,
Eason.—Mexia Daily News. < - ;
determihatidh to win, can assure
future yietories." ‘
aSanthben, pasted his initial
foundstrippercof the year in the
; Best known of the islands
laimed in Mecico request is San- County to
idy* I "ei
.n
fifttjuningwith one' man on base,*,
tasholstr the already six run lead
obtamned-, in tite, first inning.
Satlebeb,u the mound for La-
' o te, revived credit for the win,,
his first bf the season.
Rox scores were a# follows:
LaCoste: , - / .22 , AB H R 1s
id Parma, RF
in a note received front Rev. . _ .
James Marsolr., a fol iner pastor Kelly was struck by lightning
at Our Lady of Grace Church Friday While riding in the mouns
here he stated that he expects to tains betwech Marfa andValen- tion,Camp Stoneman, California,
leave for France smetime next, tine.12. nh „ He holds the.Good Conduct Medal,
month. Rev. .Marsoler hhs Beggarly himself credits the a Unit Citation, American Theater
best regards to his friends in La- training he received a* a GI with Ribbon, and Victory T
Costa He is now in Floresville, the paratroop engineers in giving Jack is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Texas artificial respiration. W. W. Wernette of Castroville.
.sm.. .a ah‘ ( .
announced today.
The six-month toll was:
’ Killed, 874. ' ' '- '
Injured, 30,346. . -
Economic loss: 826,141,075.
This compared with 594 killed-- --
and 20,790 injured in the previous, be filed before a eenjury
period. "c—--t— -t-m
.. To 9 Isles Off U. S.
six months of this ywar compared , — sag
to the sangn id tat gar N. Mexico'-a preparing’ a dkintTW
... . —er, chief statistician of presentation in Washington to
the Department of Public Safety, nine islands off the United Stats’
Pacific Coast. . charge.
eterx, with the pastor of the First
Christian Church at Palestine and
the Episcopalian Bishop from g1 : „ a . ( . .
Bryan conducting the last rites. :3oV es House Problem,
8, Riddle’s had charge of the funeral --— " ’
tr Active pallbearers were R. P.
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a nd Italy, . s,oa
If elected, .Mr. Haby promises ' ackui .. .. ... ■■ (1
jtofuifii the duties of his aspired German prperty in'vholatvk’ 6T13a
office to the best, of his ability,/ the trading with.t ' "
o. nz ja sthtegdepasuhen
Rj.hmd wanjuru of Lytle and Tuoday i.uy
Hans’wegenbali ami son, Ernest, in "ioked
of Natalia were visitors heie last 1. 1a, 1aa o
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Denison-
Burial was in the Marquez cem.
—fof thy day and month Dr. Ernest 0, Lawrence, Nobel
were as follows with possible tprizerwinnerresaidthenew,mia,
sdores of 375 points for the first chines, which have beep christened
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THE HAGUEHolland, starv.
ing atear ago,.-has been inthelic Reicherzer,’ CF
, anomalous -position in recent -Cftr. Keller; .CF
Subs Al Set "51 panopansss.
For A-Bomb Test \ uation mayibe alleylatedbyaf Halty ’2B
H ?■ -0 c," arrangement:to export, surpluses j Biediger, Jr., 3B
Hundreds of hailors: ; of joint, to • Germany, announced by' Food G: Jungman, LF
- one got busy Monday Minister Mansholt. —i 2......
iuhmerging-in Bikini lagoon the The, food and agriculture min-
rga-- -pi w— , hpge-1 a drive to fh-
share of the rexplosive force of the .crease Vegetable crops in expec- . +010;
underwater atomic bomb test next tauon of large foreign demands.- -Castroville:
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.This was the first victory of
7 f the season for the local nine, but
seleeted to attend, the Summerby m> means the last. The boys
played heads up, ball during the
ourse of the game and with such
Mr.mowaranabyordondbam.thatsas"hampibanadoHonored With Supp
nounces his candidacy for the of- the bamb detonation. . ' m".
“ » ee." "" , At .may requlre another’week,
the General to get the right weather," Blandy doi s —e-
” ” - ' said. Everye ne musthveabithday supper om SundynJuly
n"tlond.-. s A 11 fofet’at’sthoiphom Delciou
Thursday (Bikini time.) . , It was found impossible, for L. Schott, LF
Vice-Adm. W. R. P. Blandy months to arrange with tha o-,.E. Fischer, 3®
.. stood' on /the bridge of the. Flag-' cupation authorities for exports to
ship McKinley personally super- Germany, and exports to Britian
vising the lowering of the six sub-.were below expectations, partly I B. ‘Tachirhart, RF
. ‘ - s"utz, RV 200 "
under a halter of led weights and i port. J l H- Tachirhart, CF 3 0 0 --
concrete blocks and estimated tha.1 Under the government’s pro-V 2 22441%
aleem-et*we-eyswtetwelgeam mintmtam pricem were pmaluW-mea*1 -4-
wnk» second controlled Tlo thegowetrorreememmvegenetedumendessswaneyecm4
experiment of the bomb's power bles and surplunes were
He expects to be dis- over naval armor, jrtroyi*
. Blandy Warncd that rnclement eL Npw the governnibnt hMJ ne-
weather may delay the-., bomb Igotiate
"detonation fir as much as.aweeki ties at - . .........
He shida trpical iweather front surpluses at minimumprices,
was lying dft Bikini and that task | • p*
..0.,__S___, r- , - spent hint months in the
They Crozier’s father, Harry Benge Army Specialized Training Pro-
Crozier, former Dillas newspaper-gram. After a month at Camp
man and now. chairman of the Roberts, California, he -= #-
Dallas ami Bob of At hint a. Ci, state Unemployment Compensa- signed to the Provost Marshals
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. tions combine's; prties and Wash-
ington mflyence to an inquiry in-
to ita shell-producing costs, and
. -' efficiency: . " , 1
AU. 8. Mail truck was halted . .... . ,........
Sunday as it‘attempted to cross and u 1946 total o 485 ws pre h
a picket line to deliver packagesdisted .
addressed to the Phelps-Dodge
C o p pt r Products Corporation, Macdona Shooting Club
which has been strikebound for - -■ --
Vol. 31
Sehpol of Cathode Action to he
! held atourady tile Lake
J j Father Le nzenpu’ged ail, the
f mmkerk" to.give. za. mush, 1 help As
I possible '■fto ake, the annual
I varishpienie a iSccess: gc-
i Plans; nie; Wing made fr.u
I bn dance (htitobe sporaved '
, Wx the CA,0. the meur .fhtuee.
! The;serving mmjttee fol ‘this.
• heeting iveluged Millian Rih,
! FonnieTschieharte Tessie RTh,
fynn Mahy, JimniyaBurel-aha
l andy schott. p’-pa ' -
While a tropical weather front
with low clouds and shifting winds
. ' swept’; jivW the ■ Marshall Islands,
Jdint Task Force One Wednesday
i went about last minute prepara-
| tions for the- first under water
.on abomicbomb test under s"-‘
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myelitis during the five-year' Tuesday afternoon at three o’clock
period, from 1940 through 1944, in Marquez for Mrs. D. C. Car-
was second poorest in the nation,
according to a survey appearing
.. in' a recent publication of he U. hospital following a short illness,
experimental plane July 7, ncex-, $ public Health Service, And in “
those same five years Texas’ 362
pollo fatalities were second nly
to ,the1 471 for New York State.
An average of 5,7 of the
disease were reportede for every
death during, those, yeats,. Loulsic
ana, i. hi cellar ; position, was
cvedite d withgonly islightly wrse
gand reporting IPer death, there were
e ‘dd 3,6spiolloseases /acdordig‘to publie
all possible cir heahth ‘records in that statez At
- --se" the top of the I jat were Massauhu,
setts,,(where phsicians and health
02 ■ re— - ‘ 22.1 ’.•cases- .-per .....
Texahs: ‘in . October will pay death, and Conneeticut with20,9ron Carrington and Jack T. Car-
their «t*tp property taxes at the , cases ■ per death. ' . sgcarington of Marquez, and Dr. W.
lowest rateni .34 yenrs27 cents ! ^The^tudy.mmde by (I. C, Dauer,
5Pe0 $100 ‘avaluation. The reduc- epidemiologist .for the District of
lion from last year's 7 2 cents WAS Colunibi health ideparimnt,/ men-,
adconplished by the, autoniatic, tinned the faevthatjnkomelities
tax, board Monday by completely . norparalytic polo inrectlona are
xebeving, taxpayers from .’ any counted. 4' ; ■ ‘ " 3
. lanarsdxaspcouneymnosantmntaeio
. , He Anseles County dairymen,ably higher average than ’was
’ ■ ; V protesting asseited htfusal ofiIa "w , ' 1k W
" fou9c in the state in ’ the five
years beginning in 1940. With
88 patients diagtosed: and report-
ed with -poliomyelitis sinceJan. 1,
1946, have beet 11 deaths,
an average of eight cases per
death .
Paralysis or muscular weakness
has been a basis for diagnosis of Lxa Luweze.
polio during the present outbreak. Jopes; and A D. Leon and Edwin
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-Cu at 6 month Wperns pointed outeicl-omomrrget'
2erea Mostidangerous toda (ar bigh-tCatalina, famous allforni lea
-ways and the small towns through sort center off San Pedio, The
whichi Smotorists are prune to puss other islands claimed includethe ,
at highspeed! Highway fatalities -Farrallones, Santa Rosa, Santa
ar. up166 percent. ; towns of Cruz, Santa Barbara, San Nicolas
2,500 or less population aecordedjand San Clemente. . - 1
u galh of 70 per cent: -" . 1 Mexico icontends that Spain
Most such towns have Hutle opCowhedall the. island, called the
ini traffic policing, and enforce- Arehipelago „yf the North, and
merit 911 the highways is grossly that they became Mexican When
inadequate because The Texas Spain recognized this eounfry s
Highway Patrol's 125 cars are independenc - in 1836. .1, j,i
limited to 100 miles a day by de It is Mexico's further contention
pleted funds, Woerer , Said. } that the 1848 treaty, settling the
in the cities, with inereasing war with the United States, ceded
emphasis on safety programs arid only continentalsterritory to the
scattered additions to police per1 j U. and not any of the ishandg.
sonnel, itheincreasewasonly, S. A. Express. ,Bi M
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Don Commission, creditedLBaggar- Office at Fort Ord, California.
. ly with saving his son’s life when His final transfer was to the In-
.. • — -—1. i - umi-d- spector General’s Office at th*
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Howard Haby Announces . ... .. __________. .
For Medina County Clerk force meteorologi i were hoping Mrs. Iugo Poerner
? .that Ml would be driven south of u.i.Fwaeng...2
Mr. Howard Haby of Hondo a
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gotiated with the British author! I - g, n0ei
weeki ties at Hamburg for purchases of I "Mome-uyesantleben."
et mrnhisea at minimum nriees, 1 Two base -hitsantleben—-1,
as/G, Jungman—1,’ Reicherzer—2.
erAnti-ogling Law
, , „ 1 , „ Working In Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Emangel Pornek ' L
honored Mrs. Hugo Poerner. with I dha Detroit poiice precinet put
6 ahi hit ci mint* nn Srnenvr .-1111V, .. ,2 5 44.5, ■ , "A.u; ,
- ■ a bonty Tuesday on the mascu-
21st, apothem -1^ that usually precedes or /,.
vastbeef saTds pickles,- bread • rnown- fid* ESassnge of a pretty
kke atd.cold drinks were. servedpipA
tne-. -r-......------ The honofee ireceived. inany " that an
n in Germany Violating Law Teaytiful and useful M I jamnctentiTeity‛ ordiuane has been
arscme-ssa Those present wekeeMi and invonea to ticket and fine
riea Amrican Gia in the orqumieurMsar Amos.oBurel andoremt Yguihyar duglingt the female
VznesorcemmanundAnergmcMn atd. Mis Wiie I he and form.’. ’ 2:7
Les jacquiing usleepes gik-rvbes" in daughtern, Mikdyesk anAlcefa.severaf men have already been
ired : German |. O). I in vhlatvh’ 6TM3aurAntonio Mr. andM-E tickcated, acordig II Lt. Charles
’ ' u. wtetdemsAct,-BckeranddaugltercAgbes,MiszWihewito,who hid he had in.
iduterdepayishent ‘obicuswde Lie. MBecker and ' 08 ■ 11 etvuctee bis patrolmen: to, crack
fror Me donk Mr. and Mrs^ +aown on w idoc i yod males within
"They buy into ,pi vi" it/ mnaki Xerelier and fmV oni rhe p. dihet ■ S: A Express.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ e Ha n‛ !,/si cm Marion. Tec, Mr Geone Km _ . ____
•marked for repvaration-awRhutwald ‘and Miss Ida Hubortus from
, nal ‘of-San, Antomo, Mr y,nd:Mrs. Hugo
lito ade, sny, Pocrnerand son, Lodis, Mr. and
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registering tele, with:the-ide
e oahhig Bi (it' Inilutfr. dte? ST*., • - -- -i
five or‛sillycir*-oninaw, •when Mrs. Emanuel Poerne amudaugh -
conditions are better,"ne,sa/d al fgrs, Leta and Alma, Mi Emma;
a prese -conferege suggested byqemnet, Andvew und Wtiam
asu.....1 nurt....... rme '7'?"^ FonnergcanlpDoyi,et mem-' Henn Nentwich. Seaman First .
The spokesman, who did not mnesveninK was spout A, * A _
-wish I, ...... I., h c, qcmred versation and taking pialutes. At ClR E8ou,ofME l'
is wie ie 61k urarket a„lato hour pymyone departed . Macdona, has re
LFq "ur 2"- thehoniee many moreceivedi 1* honorable dmeharge
Cund pz-n B2IWAITLitEaay ’ from the Nivy Henry entered
home, or the m.cM fl ......." DP the Nuvy on June 14, 1945 and '
AUnitid Statew adonati udn Friend Who Saved Crozier
"then................. wiu eredits Training in Anny
: ly,” he added "IheX arwik1 pulRaga, r’Aostan, torm.
tonel 6 vve Ifta 4»I nthi n Highland Park High ‘sehoal,
Ahey qwm i teMneE Wustin, , foothull player and para-
....... .
.owno projo i- 'i. ii in ■ almost tut not quite st iruck and was honorably dishargod
tling 100 Pe eont Gonin Nh ly lightning. July 22, IMA up Fort sam me
-ems* M His best friend und boyhod ton. He received his basic tram:
companion, Kelly Crozier, knows ing at Cnmp
Thireebrotherwemein bialakeffcwhat tlalike to ber actually hit from there
Texas, Saturday for Ilie fivst time by lightning but he is st toqrEmiversitypwPulo Alto, California,
since I hey left thaejmianilyhomre-tdsay much about fiL ' , where he spent nine months in the
in Alabama 60 ago They Crozier's father, Harry Benge Army Specialized Training Pro-
are Jck Bartletf of Phomix, MaAmi.. •Avwhwniauhewsnaner-fornm A fl ur a month at Glinn
Ariz., and hie brofhei s, Joc of
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Biediger, John C., Jr. The La Coste Ledger (La Coste, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, July 26, 1946, newspaper, July 26, 1946; La Coste, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1593300/m1/1/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Castroville Public Library.