Money Bills Up In State Senate
In Austin on January 13 the 51st Texas Legislature began with a surge of big money bills totaling about 111 million dollars in appropriations. Senators pushed emergency measures and a plan to save surpluses, while Governor Jester signaled a “citizen's tax” concept and urged cautious finance amid projected revenue slumps.
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Austin
Texas
Gentral
Senate
Judiciary
General Revenue Fund
House
Durwood Manford
Beauford H. Jester
Sen
Keith Kelly
Fort Worth
Kelly
Jester
Philharmonic Concert Move To Jan 24 Features Warren
Due to conflicting dates the Philharmonic Orchestra concert set for January 21 is rescheduled to Monday January 24. Guest artist Leonard Warren the Metropolitan bass baritone headlines the program with A Cappella and Aedlian high school choirs joining for a mass choir under A Clyde Roller. Warren has risen to fame with major opera roles and tours between Metropolitan engagements. Season tickets only.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Leonard Warren
A. Clyde Roller
Newsweek
Warren
Metropolitan
South America
Chicago Opera
San Francisco Opera
Teatro Municipal
Rio de Janeiro
Teatro Colon
Buenos Aires
One Killed Two Hurt in Crash Near Teague
One man died and two others were injured in a collision between a truck and a car near Teague. John D. Stephenson of Mexia was killed instantly, alone in his car. Lloyd Humphrey of Roundtree and A J Paddick of Notrees were hospitalized in Mexia with non serious injuries.
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Waco
Teague
John D. Stephenson
Mexia
Lloyd Humphrey
Roundtree
A. J. Paddick
Notrees
New York Socialite Cleared in mink coat theft case
Mrs Nadine Crummey Parker, 24, wife of Texas oilman Earl N Parker, faced grand theft charges over a $4750 mink coat bought on her husband account. The charges were dismissed in Beverly Hills after the grand jury indictment in Fort Worth, and the divorce suit is pending. Parker said she paid the store last week.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
U.P
New York
Nadine Crummey Parker
Goshen
Earl N. Parker
Pendy
Fort Worth
Moody in Brackenridge Hospital Reported Improving
Former Governor Dan Moody is described as in very good condition after pneumonia treatment at Brackenridge Hospital in Austin. He has been hospitalized since Monday and is under care of medical staff.
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Dan Moody
Austin
U.P
Brackenridge Hospital
Safety Meet Here Feb 4 Prominent safety official to speak
Principal speaker Charles A. Miller will address the Panhandle Foremen's Safety Conference here February 4. Miller, a pioneer in safety engineering and director of personnel and safety for the Texas Company, will discuss attitudes in industry and the causes and costs of accidents in Texas. The one day event aims to attract more than 500 safety-minded attendees.
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Charles A. Miller
Miller
Rsonnel and Safety
Texas Company
Houston
Indushis
Texas
Panhandle
A. F. Allen
Dallas
Victor Shango
Southwestern Public Service Company
Amarillo
Shawgo
Texas Safety Association
Panhandle Safety Society
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Texas Panevace Insurance Association
Shango
Herring Hotel
J. E. Anderson
Tommy Lynn
Cochairmen
Cliff Mlinor
Don M. Conley
Cabot Companies
Pampa
Babe the Elephant Returns to Owner in Selma
Sheriff W C McCain reported Babe a 9000 pound elephant is back with her owner Martin Arthur of Venice California after trainer Frank Leggett sued for 675 dollars in back pay. Arthur paid 25 dollars for Babe's keep and had planned a March of Dimes parade in Selma before sending the elephant to California.
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Selma
Ala
W. C. McCain
Babe
McCain
Frank Leggett
Martin Arthur
Venice
Cal
Arthur
Leggett
California
Northern Ireland Tackles Turkey Black Market
Northern Ireland moves to end a growing turkey black market as authorities target illicit sales and unregistered dealers. Officials pledge tighter controls, higher penalties, and coordinated raids to curb unauthorized trading amid poultry shortages and rising prices.
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Northern Ireland
De Pastor Marks Fifth Birthday
Rev Marjoe Gortner celebrated his fifth birthday with a dinner party in Los Angeles. Parents Rev Vernon Gortner and wife hosted about a dozen friends at a Long Beach born child’s milestone, with a five candle cake. The gathering noted Marjoe’s birth date January 14 1944 and last night’s event. Among guests were Raymond Miller and Alma Brown, a newlywed couple married January 2 by the boy evangelist whose wedding remarks drew adult clergy criticism.
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Los Angeles
Marjoe Gortner
Vernon G. Gortner
Long Beach
Cal
Raymond Miller
St. Paul
Alma Brown
Marjoe
Parish youth to lead birthday service in Long Beach
Marjoe's father confirms the boy was ordained last October as a minister of the Church of the Old Time Faith. The lad plans a birthday service in Long Beach Sunday.
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Peemanene
Aud
Marjoe
Long Beach
Jam Jar Club Dance At YWCA Tomorrow Night
Jam Jar Club hosts a dance and game party at 7 30 tomorrow night at the YWCA. Club president John Jenkins leads arrangements for members.
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YWCA
John Jenkins
North China cotton farmers adopt rotenone insecticide
Most cotton farmers in North China are using rotenone insecticide to combat aphids and report strong effectiveness. The move aims to curb pests as the season advances, with farmers noting reduced aphid damage and healthier crops.
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North
China
Bogus Ten Dollar Bills Hit San Antonio
San Antonio reports a flood of counterfeit ten dollar notes. Special Agent in Charge Charles Ellis warns the public that the bogus bills, series 61934 C drawn on the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank, are deceptive though lacking in the glassy eye detail.
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San Antonio
Charles Ellis
Secret Service Office
Ellis
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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