First Sex Case Under New Act Charged in San Antonio
Joe A. Arellano, 20, of San Antonio, is charged with indecent exposure to a girl under 14 in what authorities call the first case filed under tightened Texas sex laws from the February special session. Blakeslee will transfer the case to the Travis County grand jury. DA Long notes the new charge carries up to two years or 2000 dollars or up to 15 years in prison.
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Texas
Travis Blakeslee
Joe A. Arellano
San Antonio
Beverly Laws
Austin
Blakeslee
Travis County
Bob Long
Hhe
Coat Hangers Bite Into Garment Threads Warn of Fraying
Instructions urge smooth coat hangers to prevent catching and tearing threads. Emphasizes avoiding damage to garments during storage and handling.
Austin Baptist Tent Revival Draws 200 Voice Choir
A 200 voice choir performs under a circus tent at 1400 South Congress for the Austin Baptist Tent Revival led by Rev. Elmer Dunham. The event runs through April 23 with 10:30 am and 8 pm services daily and six churches coordinating across 11 states.
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South Congress
Elmer Dunham
Baptist City Missions
Congress Avenue
Capitol Heights
Kinney Avenue
Pleasant Hill
Montopolis
Bethel Baptist
Ralph Keller
Angeline West
W. F. Fredericks
Austin
John Davidson
Congress Avenue Church
Baptist
Mississippi
Billard
East Monroe
South Austin
Pole Law Upheld In Centexas Case By Capitol Staff
The Third Court of Civil Appeals upheld the 1949 pole law in a Mason case. West Texas Utilities faced city orders to remove lines after Mason incorporated in 1945, but the court ruled the utility has a ten year period to adjust under the statute.
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Capitol
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Mason
Robert G. Hughes
Mason County Commissioners Court
West Texas Utilities
Waits Death Attributed To Heart Cause
Justice Frank W. McBee reported Samuel Maits aged 75 of 701 West James died from a coronary occlusion. The body was found Tuesday by his visiting granddaughter. he lay in bed fully clothed with a cigarette stub in hand. Survived by three daughters, a brother and a sister.
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Frank W. McBee
Samuel Maits
West James
Arthur Green
Waits
B. M. Bates
W.c. Murphy
Dallas
T. S. Zakens
Houston
Jim Waits
Austin
Harry D. Norris
Two Carnival Games Shut Down by Austin Police
Police shut two carnival games Tuesday night at the Alamo Exposition Show and filed a gambling charge against concessionaire George W. Lane for a cigar rolling game. Deputies also closed two other games earlier, with detectives kept on duty nightly to clamp down on gambling while the show remains through the week.
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Sheriff's Department
R. D. Thorp
George W. Lane
Jam Chapman
Mike Porfirio
Justice of the Peace
Travis Blakesle
Dan Moody Jr
University of Texas
Dan Moody Sr
Thorp
Jim Flow
Marion Lee
Chalmers
Lane
Perry Jones
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rehearing Sought On Police Firemen Pay Case
Austin police and fire departments ask Texas Supreme Court to rehear claims that longevity pay should be based on actual salaries, not state minimum. They also seek review of unused sick leave accrual from employment start vs May 1947. The city previously won wage and sick leave rulings in lower courts.
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Capitol
Austin
Texas Supreme Court
Texas
Supreme Court
Dan Moody
J. B. Robertson
Orvile M. Jobe
Waco
Travis County
Exchange Club Hears UT Vocalist at Driskill luncheon
Miss Jeanne Marie Widergren a University of Texas voice student entertained Exchange Club members at their Wednesday luncheon in the Driskill Hotel. She sang Without a Song Danny Boy and May Day Carol and was accompanied by Miss Charlene Stavinoha. Frank Pinedo a University law student spoke on the University Student Employment Bureau operation.
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Jeanne Marie Widergren
University of Texas Voice
Driskill Hotel
Danny Boy
Charlene Stavinoha
Frank Pinedo
University Student Employment Bureau
Interregional Highway Phase One Delayed
Work on the first phase of the Interregional Highway, planned for this week, is postponed until Monday by Dean Skinner Construction. The delay stems from a clash with the Garza Litt le Elm Dam and reservoir project near Dallas, a $2 million job for which Skinner is the contractor. J O McMillian, the highway project’s superintendent, is in Dallas for the dam start and will return to Austin to begin the highway work Monday with grubbing clearing and storm sewer construction subcontracted to Joe Bland Construction of Austin.
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Dean Skinner
Garza-Little Elm
Dallas
Skinner
J. O. McMillian
Austin
Joe Bland Construction Company
Mother Reports Son Missing From Home
Mrs. Lola C. Vines of 112 East First Street asked police to search for her son Benny Vines who left home Tuesday night with a packed suitcase and their Buick car.
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Lola C. Vines
East First Street
Benny Vines
Welcome Planned for Tom Clark in Austin Visit
Austin will host Associate Justice Tom Clark on his first visit since his Supreme Court appointment. A 7:30 p.m. dinner at the Commodore Perry Hotel will honor him as a member of the Order of the Coif, with the reception at 5:30 p.m. and a 6:30 p.m. Austin Club reception. The event supports the University Law School Hildebrand Institute on Texas corporate law.
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Austin
Tom Clark
City
US Supreme Court
Commodore Perry
Clark
Order of the Coif
Page Keeton
University of Texas Law School
University Law School
Stephen F. Austin
Phi Alpha Delta
Travis County Bar Association
Austin Club
Hildebrand Institute
Texas
Paul J. Bickel
Cleveland
Ohio
Paul Carrington
Dallas
Edward W Bailey
University Law
Adrian F. Levy
Galveston
Educators Open Parley Today at University Conference
Prominent US educators discuss how universities serve individual student needs at a University of Texas conference in April 2021 with the theme Testing and Guidance in Higher Education. About 300 officials from Texas colleges are invited along with UT and Hogg Foundation staff.
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University of Texas
Texas
University and
Hogg Foundation For Mental Hygiene
University of Arkansas
Lewis W. Jones
University of Iowa Liberal Arts
Dewey B. Stuit
John
Defense Maneuver Cactus II Planned at Fort Sam Houston
More than 110 Texas National Guard officers and men join with Organized Reserves Eighth Naval District and 12th Air Force in a three day simulated defense exercise at Fort Sam Houston. Regular Army officers act as umpires in a continuation of Cactus I and II with units from the 36th and 49th Texas National Guard divisions and other Texas units participating. Adjutant General Berry announces Alfred G Lambert Jr to colonel in the Texas National Guard and assigns him to the Air section at State HQ.
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Capitol
Texas National Guard
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
National Guard
Eighth Naval District
12Th Air Force
36Th Infantry Division
49Th Armored Division
41St Artillery
Eighth Field Artillery Group
12Th Cavalry Reconnaissance Regiment
95Th
K. L. Berry
Alfred G. Lambert Je
Austin
Bishop Reicher To Be Honored By Catholics
The Most Rev Louis J Reicher bishop of the Diocese of Austin will be honored at a testimonial dinner at 8 pm Thursday by the Catholic War Veterans. The event marks the second anniversary of his consecration on April 14 1948 and honors his service as first head of the new diocese. Principal speaker will be The Most Rev Mariano S Garriga bishop of Corpus Christi.
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Louis J. Reicher
Austin
Wareterans
Reicher
Christopher F. Byrne
St. Mary’s
Galveston
St. Mary's Cathedral
Texas
Mariano S. Garriga
Corpus Christi
Texas Federated Women's Clubs
24Th
San Gabriel Streets
Allan Shivers
Taylor Glass
Houston
Shivers
Joe Grimes
Catholic War Veterans of Texas
Clement H. Funke
CSC
Catholic War Veterans
Ashley B. Packard
Bergstrom Air Force Base
T. S. Painter
University of Texas
Edmund Hunt
Ernest W. Strandtman
A. J. Maloney
Jesse Ruiz
Fourteen Universities Enter Teams in Debate Contest
Fourteen universities including Notre Dame Miami and Marquette will join the Texas national invitation debate tournament at the University this Thursday through Saturday. Events include debate impromptu oratory and after-dinner speaking with eight rounds and twelve debates each round.
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Notre Dame
Miami
Marquette
Atlantic Union
Washington of St. Louis
Kansas State
Texas A&m
Tulane
University of Denver
Wichita
Oklahoma
Utah
Texas A&i
SMU
Texas
University
Kleber Miller
Sam
Henry Smith
Jackson Hubbard
Norman Black
Jesse Nash
Perry Davis
John Wild
Jimmy Adams
Tom Bamford
Hulon Brown
Bob Blumenthal
Meredith Long
Shelton
Garrison Hall
Speech Building
Oratory
Delta Sigma Rho
National Speech Fraternity
The
University Oratorical Association
Preserving Fresh Eggs Requires Dry Storage
It is best to keep fresh eggs away from water to maintain their protective covering and prevent a strong odor. Moisture can damage shells and spoil quality, so dry storage is essential for long term freshness.
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Ellison
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