Word: antonio
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Mortuis. . . In Manila, Judge de la Rosa played it safe, gave a six-month sentence to slippery Bank Robber Antonio San Juan, dead a month...
Chile's ailing President Juan Antonio Rios had stepped down. Though he had asked for a sick leave of "not less than six months," Chileans felt sure last week that their President would never take office again. Already-in a tense atmosphere of inflation-fed unrest-there was jockeying for position in the elections that must follow should the President die or resign...
...Texas, ex-Army Pilots William V. Wood and Bill Dobbins pooled their $16,000 savings to buy two surplus planes. Last week their Fleetwood Airways started flying the San Antonio Evening News to subscribers in the Rio Grande Valley, 230 miles away. But that brought in only $40 a day, hardly enough to cover expenses. Others were not even that lucky...
...greatest news capital. In Washington we have a bureau staffed with 14 full-time correspondents and 31 assistants. Other major U.S. news centers are similarly covered: we have 19 full-time correspondents (and scores of backers-up) in ten more news bureaus in Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Denver, San Antonio, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle-and New York City...
...till last week did the new company get around to incorporating formally. At a meeting in the Slick Oil Co. offices in San Antonio's 21-story ,Milam Building, Earl Slick was elected president, Charlie Urschel Jr., treasurer. Tom will probably be vice president. Total capitalization: $1,000,000, almost all put up by the Slick and Urschel families...