City Council to hear protests on Polio Inc site
Local residents near 19th and Lamar protest Polio Inc rehab center on city land urging park use. Council to act on land site, plus plan sale of 7.15 million in utility bonds and 400 acres west of Austin sale. Also to consider tax license ordinances and two zoning changes for beer and whiskey sales.
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19Th
Lamar Streets
Polio, Inc
Joe W. Neal
Oo Group
Austin Metropolitan
Austin
o’Quinn
Lone Star
Fredericksburg Road
East Avenue
San Saba Old Settlers Reunion Comes Friday
San Saba hosts the Old Settlers Reunion at the Fair Grounds with an anticipated registration starting at 10 a.m. A fiddler contest, a local string band, and a specialty act led by Mrs. J. W. Patterson Jr. are planned, along with Square Dance Club exhibitions in the afternoon.
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San Saba
OLD Settlers
Roy Archer
Austin
San Saba County
Old Fair Grounds
Spe
Case March Warned For Weaving Car In Texas
Gubernatorial candidate Case March received a warning after a Highway Patrolman observed weaving and suspected drunken driving. March claimed his license was left at home, and a later check found no record of a license under that name. DPS said records would be reviewed for possible errors.
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Case March
Texas
Feiore
H. B. Peacock
Wednnesday
Peacock
March
State Department Public Safety
DPS
Arizonan Sues Over Truck Wreck Damages
A 55 year old Nogales truck driver sues Houston based J H Rose Truck Lines and driver H J Stone in federal court seeking 328600 for permanent injury. He alleges rear impact on US 290 about four miles west of Junction last June 4 left him disabled and hospitalised at Bastrop. He seeks 20000 for loss of earning capacity and 600 for hospital and doctor bills.
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Nogales, Ariz
Houston
Junction
Oe Lee
J. H. Rose
H. J. Stone
Lee
Bastrop
Goutertte
Worker Injured Falling From UT Building
A bricklayer named Dempsey fell from scaffolding at the University of Texas around 2 30 pm on Wednesday. He was admitted to Brackenridge Hospital for observation and listed in good condition.
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University of Texas
Dempsey
Brackenridge Hospital
Four rare iris and other plants offered by Canterbury Gardens
Four rare iris varieties from Canterbury Gardens Seattle are listed including Black Magic Jet and Constance Meyer plus Dog Rose and Nast Gold. Each plant is described as prolific bloomers and easy to grow, with one dollar price and postpaid delivery. The ad notes no shipping delays and careful labeling.
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Constance Meyer
Visual Education Sued for $50,000
A $50,000 damage suit against majority stockholders of Visual Education Incorporated was filed in 98th District Court. Plaintiffs Ella V. Quante and George W. Whitney Jr. of Austin and Elbert Cone of Harris County seek an accounting of corporate finances plus $50,000 damages and $5,000 in expenses and attorneys fees against Mrs Annie Bert McGraw Reagan and Roy C. Reagan.
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of Visual Education, Incorporated
98Th District Court
Ella V. Quante
George W. Whitney Jr
Austin
Elbert Cone
Harris County
Annie Bert McGraw Reagan
Roy C. Reagan
C. R. Reagan
Michigan highway lines to be painted 12000 miles this summer
Michigan State Highway Department completes pavement marking program and estimates it will paint about 12 000 miles of yellow white and black lines on the state's trunk lines this summer.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Highway Department
Geologists Meet at Stephen F. Austin Hotel For 7th Annual Field Conference
More than 200 visiting geologists from Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana Oklahoma and Texas gather at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel on September 1 for the 7th annual Shreveport Geological Society field conference. They will study Cretaceous rock exposures around Austin with oil and gas implications. Local geologists organized the field trips and a barbecue at Claude Voyles Lazy V ranch follows. A net at the F Austin Hotel on September 3 precedes the conference closing September 4.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Brick Elliott
Claude W. Voyiles
Voyles
Lazy V Ranch
Austin
F. Austin
Sing-Song Tonight Moves Up Start Time
The Springs recreation department announces a Thursday night sing song begins 15 minutes earlier at 7 45 p m An Audions Chorus program features Frances LeMond and Dawn McKinney with impersonations and acrobatics A band concert opens the evening led by Dr Dan Grieder
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Springs
Recreation Department
Audion
Frances LeMond
Dawn McKinney
Dan Grieder
Signs Left by Youths Stopped by Officer Clark
Mrs J A Wier spotted signs in her driveway prompting a police report. Officer R F Clark retrieved three No Through Street signs four No Parking signs two Dog Pound signs and one each of American Red Cross Laguna Gloria Texaco Rest Room Pedestrian Crossing Casting Poot Parking Ares from a yellow convertible left by a group of boys and girls.
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J. A. Wier
Bull Creek Road
R. F. Clark
American Red Cross
Laguna Gloria
Texaco
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Polio. Inc
Theredey
Gainesville
Ralph Gerneth
Mary Louise Bezner
East First
Capitol City Kiwanis Club
Congress
Canterbury Gardens
Dept
Seattle
Wash
Visual Education
Eeine Parcemtrate
J. B. Meare
Mentor Street
Dallas
Tera
Missouri
Eagle
The
Eagles
Neo
Acetm
Corone
Bamor
Mat Ae
Missouri Pacific
West Third
Lamar Boulevard
Sila
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