Aspirants Swing In State Runoff Races In Texas
Candidates traded sharp charges as the Democratic runoff clos ed with Texans set to vote on Saturday for lieutenant governor agriculture commissioner and three state high court judges. Pierce Brooks and Ben Ramsey clashed over tax and gambling issues while Ramsey accused outsiders of meddling and highlighted labor regulation acts from 1947.
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Associated Press
Congress
State Senate
Pierce Brooks
Ben Ramsey
Brooks
Ramsey
House
Texas
Cleveland
Ohio
West
Senate
Austin
Land for Oil and Gas Leasing Offered by Interior
Secretary of Interior Oscar L Chapman announced 111 acres in Colorado and Oklahoma are open for oil and gas leasing. Bids due by Sept. 20 for 70 acres in the North McCallum Field near Walden Colorado and 41 acres in Tillman County Oklahoma.
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Washington
Secretary of Interior
Oscar L. Chapman
Colorado
Oklahoma
North McCallum
Walden
Colo
Tillman County
Okla
Journey’s End for Child Wheelbarrow Trek Stopped
Humane Society officials in Orange Texas asked the Texas highway patrol to detain Florida woman Julia Roka St. Clair and her eight year old son Adolphus on a coast to coast wheelbarrow trip. They resumed after a minor accident near Orange and face questions over child welfare and school enrollment rules.
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Orange
Texas
Humane Society
Texas Highway Patrol
Florida
Len Cockrell
Orange Humane Society
Julia Roka St. Clair
Jacksonville
Fla
Adolphus
Here
Cockrell
Jerry Stedman
Beaumont Humane Society
Actress Acquanetta Drops Divorce to Keep Son
Burna Acquanetta known as Asquanetta dropped her divorce suit against Luciano Baschuk after his offer of a $50,000 education trust for their son Sergio. Baschuk says they were not legally married but acknowledges paternity. Acquanetta alleges a 1946 Mexico marriage. The custody risk prompted the withdrawal.
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Los Angeles
Asquanetta
Luciano Baschuk
Mexico City
Sergio
Baschuk
Mexico
Haschuk
Burna Acquanetta
Dallas News Art Head Dies After Long Illness
Donald H. Grant editorial art director of the Dallas News died in a Dallas hospital after about six weeks illness. He was 53. Survivors include his wife of Dallas, his mother Mrs. George K. Grant of Nashville, a son Clint Grant staff photographer, and a daughter Mrs. Woodrow Wilson of Dallas.
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Dallas
Donald H. Grant
The
Dallas News
George K. Grant
Nashville
Clint Grant
Woodrow Wilson
Young Truck Driver Crashes Home Porch
A five year old boy at the wheel of a pickup crashed into the north side porch of a Worth residence injuring Jimmy Lynn Dillon. The child pretended to drive and started the truck left by his father. Dillon was treated at a local hospital for bruises and shock.
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Worth
Jimmy Dodd
O. L. Dillon
Jimmy Lynn Dillon
Dillon
Not Much Chance for Tidelands Bill This Session
Washington Aug 24 Representative Ed Gossett of Texas says Congress is unlikely to act this session on a tidelands title bill. He will push early next year and believes a Presidential veto could be overridden. The House Judiciary Committee backed a bill granting states tidelands control, but opposition from federal authorities and ongoing interstate disputes delay action. Lyle of Texas favors interim legislation to protect existing leases and permit future offshore leasing with government approval.
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Washington
Ed Gossett
Texas
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Tidelands
House Judiciary Committee
Gossett
TEXAN
Supreme Court
Senate
Interior Department
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Senate Interior Committee
Lyle
Louisiana
Well Known Nun Dies After Long Sickness
Sister Raymond of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent De Paul died in New Orleans after a long illness. Born Miss Marie Theresa Landry of Donaldsonville, she served at Long Beach Mississippi, St. Joseph's School in New Orleans, and St. Ann's School in Dallas. Survived by sister Mrs. J Wayuespack of Donaldsonville and brother Aristide J. Landry of New Orleans.
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Raymond
Daughters of Charity of
St. Vincent de Paul
Marie Theresa Landry
Donaldsonville
Long Beach
Miss
St. Joseph's School
St. Ann’s School
Dallas
Texas
J. W. Wayuespack
Donaldsonville, la
Aristide J. Landry
Coating Breadcrumbs for Casseroles Instruction
Use about a third of a cup of butter or margarine to coat fine dry bread crumbs for topping a casserole dish.
Nehru Rules Out World War From Korean Crisis
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said the Korean conflict has only a remote chance of sparking a world war. He urged restraint to spare innocent lives and warned aerial bombing may cause more problems. He dismissed plans to visit Peiping and denied any secret deal to become UN Security Council permanent members. He urged UN moves to address Kashmir and brushed aside Kashmir plebiscite feasibility.
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India
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Nehru
North Korea
Peiping
Iron
United Nations Assembly
Lake Success
Security Council
Russia
China
United Nations
Pakistan
Kashmir
Alleged Nazi Visitor Believed Out of US
The immigration service said Karol Sidor a 49 year old Slovakian visitor once linked to Nazi leadership has left the United States. Admitted from Canada in May to visit relatives in Scranton Pennsylvania he later toured. His permit expired Wednesday and will not be extended. Agents in Chicago reported a man answering his description boarded a plane to London Ontario and then proceeded to Montreal.
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Karol Sidor
United States
Sidor
Canada
Scranton
Chicago
London
Ontario
Montreal
Arlington City Manager Quits Under Fire
Arlington City Manager Albert Jones said city commissioners asked him to resign and he will quit next month. He cited disagreements with the commission while Dr. Richard A. Snider said they like him but do not feel they are getting their money's worth.
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Arlington
Albert Jones
Jones
Richard A. Snider
Snider
Timm to Speak on The United Nations at UT
Dr Charles A Timm professor of government at the University of Texas will address the 9814 Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron at UT Friday at 730 p m in the Chemistry Auditorium Chemistry Building The talk is titled The United Nations.
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Charles A. Timm
University of Texas
9814
Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron
Timm
United Nations
British Civil Defense Guide Ordered for U S Use
The US government ordered copies of a new British civil defense guide for basic instruction. The Municipal Journal published the 36 page booklet The Facts About Civil Defense with the British Home Office, and the order came from the US National Security Resources Board in Washington.
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London
The
Municipal Journal
Home Office
US National Security Resources Board
Washington
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