Grand Prairie Opposes Dallas Annexation of NAA Plant
Dallas council faced potential suit from Grand Prairie to stop annexing the former North American aviation plant. The city declined to commit to annexation, while B A Stufflebeme outlined Grand Prairie’s tax income motive and urged a clear city position to avoid or proceed with litigation.
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Grand Prairie
North American Aviation
B. A. Stufflebeme
NAA
Grand
Stufflebeme
Double and Redouble Cheboygan Cow Wins Title
Cherry, a red and white cow on Mrs. Katherine Swi Gerek’s farm, is proclaimed a champion among animal mothers after giving birth to her third set of twins in three years.
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Cheboygan, Mich
Jester Helps End Aviation Training Funds Dispute
In Austin on October 9 a clash over GI flight school funding rules neared resolution. Gov Beauford H Jester arranged talks between operators and the state approval agency led by Charles B Cox to jointly revise regulations for federal tuition eligibility.
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Vector
Cox
Jester
Austin
Apocores
Charles B. Cox
Beauford H. Jester
Texas approves 72 million hospital construction program
The United States Public Health Service granted final approval for Texas to proceed with a 72 million community hospital construction plan. State Health Officer Dr. George W. Cox announced that local projects can be submitted to the State Department of Health for approval, with federal funds sharing costs and prioritizing areas lacking hospital services.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Cox
State Health Department
Austin
George W. Cox
Thomas Parran
Washington
United States Public Health Service
State Department of Health
Long-lasting bulb ends 17 years of service in Redkey
In Portbrand Indiana Gerald Sanders reports a light bulb in his home burned for 17 years before finally going out. The bulb was found when the Sanders moved into the house in Redkey in 1930.
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Portbrand
Ind
U.pr
Gerald Sanders
Sanders
Redkey
Five Vices Elected to Second Terms in U.S. History
Only five vice presidents have won second terms in the United States. The list includes John Adams Daniel Tompkins George Clinton John C Calhoun and Thomas Marshall.
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United States
John Adams
Daniel Thompkins
George Clinton
John Calhoun
Thomas Marshall
One-Arm Bandits Removed From San Antonio Legion Home
In San Antonio on Oct 9, District Judge C K Quin ruled slot machines at the American Legion home are gaming devices subject to seizure. The Legion argued deposits were donations but the court disagreed and refused to block seizure. the devices were declared illegal.
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San Antonio Legion
San Antonio
American Legion
C. K. Quin
Legion
William N. Hensley
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