Autry Injunction Suit Scheduled Thursday at 9 30
Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. set a hearing for Thursday at 9 30 a m in federal court on Gene Autry s suit to enjoin Daily Brothers Circus from using Autry in large letters over the first name Doug The Hollywood star claims the billing harms his professional earnings and denies association with the Dailey Brothers Circus Doug intervened defending the billing as standard in show business The suit names Harry A Hammill and B C Davenport of Gonzales as defendants with Doug Autry as intervenor
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Gene Autry
Daily Brothers Circus
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San Antonio
Long Beach
Calif
NBC
Move to abolish social clubs at Austin High in inquiry stage
The Austin High anti club pledge proposal to bar ninth graders from joining clubs is in early inquiry. Superintendent So J. W. Edgar has mailed a pledge letter to parents asking for reaction by a Wednesday deadline.
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Austin
So J. W. Edgar
Edgar
San Antonio
Austin High School
Sen
Farewell Dinner For Pastor Dr Kenneth Pope
The First Methodist Church Board of Stewards will honor Dr. Kenneth Pope with a farewell dinner at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the church. About 150 are expected. Dr. Pope resigns after nine years as pastor to lead the First Methodist Church in Houston, departing April 24 to start his new post. He will help with church affairs until his successor is named.
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First Methodist Church Board of Stewards
Kenneth Pope
Ed Cravens
Pope
First Methodist Church
Houston
Austin
City Clean Up Drive Launched in Austin
Austin launches its official spring cleanup with Mayor Tom Miller declaring the event open. The Jaycee backed effort promotes health and safety by reducing clutter and fire risk, urging city departments schools clubs and churches to participate in this community improvement program.
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Austin
Tom Miller
Junior Chamber of Commerce
City to award sewer line contract on Waller Creek route
City Council to award a 9,400 foot sanitary sewer line project along Waller Creek between Seventh and 26th Streets. J. E. Motheral public works director said Joe Bland Construction Company had the lowest bid at 248,581.35 with 120 working days. Other bids were Taylor Construction Company 269,980 and Karl B. Wagner 276,441.10.
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Karl B. Wagner
Youth Draws 8-Year Term for Burglary
A 17-year-old, Bobby Craig, was found guilty by a jury of burglary at the Mission Jewelry Store in Amarillo. He was sentenced to eight years in prison and was recaptured last week in Corpus Christi after fleeing authorities.
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Music Muse Helps Furnish New Crippled Center
University of Texas music professor Homer Ulrich designs child sized chairs in his garage for the Cerebral Palsy Center on Lamar Boulevard. Mrs Ulrich, a speech therapist there, guides the project with supports to aid erect sitting, aiding young trainees. Weldon Hart mentions Ulrich's hobby as a potential model for Easter Seal fundraising.
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Ulrich
University of Texas
Columbia University Press
Weldon Hart
Underwriters Push Course For Life Underwriters
A two year life underwriters training course starting next October was placed under a special committee by President Dexter S Dickson at the Austin Life Underwriters Association meeting. The committee includes Ramon Dale Ben Albright Jack Frost Andy Symetko Don Richardson John Sheffield Carl M Harshberger P J Rutledge Spurgeon Breed and Dexter S Dickson. A slate of officers for the May election was also named with John Sheffield as chairman and members Otha Reed Hiram Strong R R Herring and Ted Thompson. C A Palmer VA representative spoke on monthly compensation and death benefits for dependents of World War I and II veterans and for the veterans themselves.
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Dexter S. Dickson
Austin Life Underwriters Association
Stephen F. Austin
Ramon Dale
Ben Albright
Jack Frost
Andy Symetko
Don Richardson
John Sheffield
Carl M. Harshberger
P. J. Rutledge
Spurgeon Breed
Otha Reed
Hiram Strong
R. R. Herring
Ted Thompson
C. A. Palmer
Veterans Administration
Burns Claim Life Of Panhandle Child
Larry D. Evans aged 6 died Tuesday from burns suffered Monday night when his clothes caught fire while he played with fireballs made from gasoline soaked rags. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Martin of Pest in the Panhandle.
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Lubbock
Larry D. Evans
Clarence Martin
Pest
Court Records and Marriage Licenses In State Court Ban
126th District Court records list fines of 50 dollars for multiple defendants for intermittent playing and other offenses. Marriage licenses issued include Albert Seale with Sarah Elisabeth Till and several other couples. New car registrations include Studebaker Plymouth Packard and Ford models listed under local registrars.
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Albert Seale
Sarah Elisabeth Till
William Henry Savage, Jr
Marjorie Spivey
David Elisabeth Davis
Jesse R. Byrom
Doris Marie Bryan
Eddie B. Houston
Aoe
Brett Johnson
Raul Castro
Barron
Leroy Copas
Elva Riley
Heffington
Col Co
G. Shepard, Jr
Studebaker. Co. Baker
Albert Lane Wilson
Plymouth
W. Kelton, Jr
W. H. Ryan
B. W. Poster
Packard
Glen Lewis
Werner C. Sultemeier
Vis
Ford
Civil Procedure Rules Discussion Set by Travis County Bar
An informal session on proposed changes to the civil procedure rules will be held next Friday afternoon by the Travis County Bar Association’s legal institute. Speakers include Robert W. Stayton of the University Law School and Austin attorney Julius Franks. Kerns B. Taylor notes the event a week before a Supreme Court meeting.
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Supreme Court
Kerns B. Taylor
Tuesay
Robert W. Stayton
The
University Law School
Julius Franks
Austin
Taylor Man Hurt In a Bike Auto Collision
Taylor resident Albert Simcik is hospitalized with a broken arm and injuries after his motorbike collided with a car driven by John Milkus late Sunday in Taylor.
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Albert Simcik
Taylor Hospital
John Milkus
Rotary Club Announces Three New Members
Rotary President Andy Montgomery named Leigh Ellis Jr., Dr. Karl M. Dallenbach, and Stanley H. Lounsbury as new members. Ellis is tied to the Ellis Company, Dallenbach is a University of Texas psychology professor and former Cornell department head, and Lounsbury serves as district representative for the Automatic Voting Machine Corporation.
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Rotary Club
Andy Montgomery
Leigh Ellis Jr
Karl M. Dallenbach
Stanley H. Lounsbury
Ellis
Federal Biersel Revenue Department
le Ellis Company
West 12Th Street
Dallenbach
University of Texas
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Cornell University
Lounsbury
Automatic Voting Machine Corporation
Laredo Man Given Life As Habitual Criminal
A Laredo jury on Tuesday sentenced 42 year old Santos Ramos to life for habitual criminal charges. He allegedly molested children on the way home from school by showing them obscene pictures.
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Laredo
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