Word: antonios
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Circumstantial Evidence. In Boston, Judge Frederick V. McMenimen called Antonio Sardo, 49, "neurotic" for accusing his wife Madeline, 37, of infidelity after she testified that she had been taking care of her ailing mother, supervised all her husband's bookkeeping, worked side by side with him every day in his carpet-cleaning establishment, borne him 16 children...
CARL C. WALTERS International Fidelity Insurance Co. Dallas Antonio's General American Casualty Co. (TIME, June 28), Texas suffered its eleventh insurance casualty in 16 months...
RAILROAD COACH FARES cheaper than bus rates will be tried out by the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad on the most heavily traveled section of its main line in Texas. Round-trip rates from San Antonio to Dallas will be cut from $13.20 to $8.80, v. the bus fare of $11.35. If a six-month trial works, the cut will be extended through the entire system, which has suffered a big drop in passenger revenues...
Died. Maury Maverick, 58, dumpy, dynamic Texas Democrat, onetime clean-up mayor of San Antonio (1939-41), two-term U.S. Representative (1935-39); of a heart ailment; in San Antonio. An ardent New Dealer and champion of small business, he nonetheless scorned Washington bureaucratese; once, after scanning a subordinate's report, he gruffly coined a capital classic: "Gobbledygook...
Wear & Tear. In San Antonio, held on suspicion of robbery, Robert Middleton asked officials to transfer him from the city jail to the county jail, complained that he was living in unsanitary conditions, had to eat poor food, at night could not sleep because of the noise made by newly jailed drunks...