Tax burdens press British royal family in new budget
London April 10. King George likely to dip into private and public funds as Labour unveils a budget aimed at social equality. Princess Royal Harewood House taxes and other Windsor finances highlighted, with payments and deductions noted for Mary, Elizabeth, Duke of Edinburgh, and Princess Margaret.
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Game Laws Officer Named in Beaumont
Lewis Morris of Beaumont was named district law enforcement officer for the Beaumont District of the Game Commission. The district covers 18 Southeast Texas counties and Morris has over 10 years with the Game Department and six years on its law enforcement staff. Other district supervisors listed include A W Lewis Dallas J T Swanson Junction Jim Maggard Amarillo Ray Williams Alpine E M Sprott Lufkin Frank Mebane Alvin and Ernest Wehmeyer Palacios.
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Lewis Morris
Beaumont
Said He Was Going To Die and He Did
Winnsboro report of A R Henson 37 who after an all night fox hunt returned home at 5 am and collapsed dead. A doctor cited a bird embolus to the head as the cause. The fox hunt was part of a rabies outbreak campaign.
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A. R. Henson
Henson
War of Riley Tests Clan Spirit For Mutual Help
The Riley family lost a foreclosure sale on a five room cottage in Lemay for 2200 dollars after Riley, a railroad switchman, fell behind on payments. Local Rileys and others pledged to raise funds within 20 days to redeem the property and cover the mortgage. Contributions topped 700 dollars with Hollywood support, despite Riley already paying off an 800 dollar second mortgage and making improvements after illness in a family of twelve.
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Charles E. Riley
Lemay
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Friganza
Hocevar
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Hollywood
William Bendix
United Press Bureau
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Juvenile Crime Flurry Hits Austin Front
A group of Allan Junior High youths aged 14 to 15 allegedly broke into an Alamo Exposition Show concession stand stealing knives. Two were detained by show workers and handed to police detectives, while others fled. Barker School youths aged 12 to 14 faced charges for breaking bottles and prowling former St Marys Academy buildings. A nine year old boy found sleeping in the post office annex lobby said he ran away a week ago and had used lobbies and alleys for shelter. he’s held at Travis County juvenile home pending investigation.
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Initiation Ceremonies Held for 25 Eagles
Austin Aerie No. 2851 Fraternal Order of Eagles held an initiation for 25 new members at 1200 South Congress Avenue. The ceremony was led by a degree team from San Antonio with Jake Colca of Houston as honorary state president. Newly elected officers aimed for June installation.
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Fritz Bollman Jr
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C. B. Williams
Grand Aerie
West Texas Methodist Conference to mark Huston anniversary
About 1,500 people including 700 pastors and laymen will attend Samuel Huston’s 50th anniversary celebration for the West Texas Conference of the Methodist Church. The ceremony includes the formal installation of Robert F. Harrington as ninth president, with Bishop Harvey Tippett delivering the inaugural address on the campus at 10 a.m.
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Funeral for Binaggio and Gargotta Draws Sparse Crowd
Charles Binaggio and Charles Gargotta were buried in Kansas City with a small funeral crowd as a Catholic priest condemned the underworld and the high level officials who enable it. Floral tributes poured in from across the country with about 1,400 people at the cemetery. the two caskets carried copper urns valued at about 2507 dollars each.
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Edward W. Zander Rites Planned At Austin
Funeral services for Edward William Zander 59 are set for 2 p m Tuesday at Hylton Manor Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery and full military honors from Lone Star Chapter No 4 Disabled American Veterans Bergstrom Air Force Base color guard and firing squad. Zander died suddenly Monday after a heart attack at his home 1808 South Sixth Street. his widow Lillian and daughter Billie Jean survive with brother Otto Zander of Brenham.
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Brenham
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Frank W. McBee
J. D. Shanks
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Louis Greer
J. E. Stacy
Economic Committee Group Meets Tomorrow
A nine member executive committee of the Statewide Citizens Economic Committee will hold its organization meeting here Wednesday at 9 30 am. The committee was appointed mid February by William J Murray Jr of the Texas Railroad Commission to study oil imports effects on the state economy. M C Ulmer president of the First National Bank of Midland named chairman. Members include W P Z German Midland M S Johnson Houston Mrs H H Weint Seguin E J Woodward Sweetwater R L Force Dallas H M Bell Tyler Mayor George D Barber Mineral Wells T W Gilstrap Amarillo.
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Fort Worth
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Houston
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Sweetwater
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Dallas
Maritime Union Ends Talks Calls Walkout
AFL Masters Mates and Pilots Union ends government talks in New York and orders a midnight Saturday walkout for about 4000 members. Captain Charles F. May says the union has pushed for a union shop for deck officers and seniority-based promotions, with a four-month strike plan after August talks.
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Determined bank teller chases and captures robber in streets
Audrey Lorenzen, a 27 year old teller at a St. Louis bank, pursued a thief through downtown traffic after spotting him rifling her cage. She recovered $440 from his pockets and police later believed an additional $1,224 was missing. Witnesses identified the suspect as William R. Evans of Atlanta.
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William R. Evans
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Evans
August Teitgens
Teitgens
Egypt Ambassador Objects to Life Magazine Article
The Egyptian ambassador complained to the State Department about a Life Magazine piece on King Farouk. Assistant Secretary George McGhee discussed the matter with him, and the envoy plans to return to seek possible action while Life Magazine declined to comment.
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George McGhee
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Millers Compromise Rejected by Juvenile Board
Mr and Mrs Miller former supervisors at Travis County Juvenile Home offered to settle for 1200 of 3500 dollars claimed in back pay. The Juvenile Board declined saying no grounds existed for additional pay.
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Travis County
Juvenile Board
Body of Soldier Moden Returned to Elgin for Interment
Private First Class Clayton E Buddy Moden is returned to Elgin for interment after being killed in action during the Roer crossing near Duren Germany. He served with Company L 28th Infantry Eighth Division and will be honored by Henry A Lundgren Post 295 with military rites at New Sweden Church burial at New Sweden Cemetery.
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Buddy) Moden
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Duren
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Kimbro
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American Legion
Clayton Moden Jr
Austin
Frances Nelle
Bob Parten
India Parliament Ratifies Minority Protection Treaty
The Indian Parliament ratified a new India Pakistan pact to protect minorities and quell riots, with special commissions to investigate violations and fines for guilty parties. The agreement, formed after seven days of talks between Nehru and Khan, is sent to Pakistan’s Constituent Assembly for action.
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Associated Press
Pakistan Constituent Assembly
Jawaharlal Nehru
Liaquat Ali Khan
Pakistan
Price Slaying Trial Put Off to Monday
The murder trial of Thomas Jefferson Price was postponed to next Monday for an insanity hearing. Price, 32, an ex convict, is accused of shooting Druggist Ed Williams during a holdup on November 20, 1945. Deputies carried him into the courtroom as the session opened and held him in his seat. Sheriff Bill Decker said Price had slashed his wrists and cut leg tendons in jail weeks earlier.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jack) Price
Price
Ed Williams
Bill Decker
General Foods Cuts Coffee Prices by Two Cents a Pound
General Foods Corp lowers wholesale prices on leading coffee brands by two cents per pound. Maxwell House Yuban Sanka and Kaffee Hag reduce. instant coffees unchanged. Grand Union Co. passes the cut to customers starting Tuesday.
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General Foods Corp
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Yuban
Sanka
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