Juvenile Work Here Called Best In Nation
A panel at City Hall in Austin says juvenile work is excellent but improvable. Judge J Harris Gardner and Mrs Emma Jo Glover praise progress, while Lt Bob Birdsong and Arthur Cunningham call for better agency coordination and more adoption support. Aubrey Elliott moderated the League of Women Voters event.
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Austin
J. Harris Gardner
Emma Jo Glover
Bob Birdsong
Police Department
Arthur Cunningham
Gardner
Birdsong
CPD
Texas
Houston
Cunningham
Aubrey Elliott
Community Council
League of Women Voters
Paris Resident Dies In Car Overturn on Highway 271
Paris Texas December 1 Oval Lee Denny was killed when his car overturned on Highway 271 a half mile east of Paris He died on arrival at a Paris hospital confirming a fatal crash tragedy for local resident Oval Lee Denny was pronounced dead after the wreck.
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Paris
Texas
Oval
Lee Denny
Denny
Aged Recluse Found Dead In Rubbish-Filled Home
The reclusive Miss Stalnaker was found dead in a cluttered East 19th Street residence. She had rented seven properties and reportedly received monthly income from a New York estate, with bank accounts and estate checks found among belongings. The home was a hoard of papers cans and bottles, four rooms packed, living room full, awaiting clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hancock Stalnaker
Guadalupe
Blakeslee
New York
Miss Stalnaker
Austin
Armed Forces To Drop 8000 Reserve Officers From Ranks
The Army Navy and Air Force will cut at least 8,000 reserve officers from active duty in the coming months. The reductions accompany early release of postwar draftees as part of Secretary Johnson's economy drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense
Louis Johnson
Teletype Beginnings Rooted in 1846 Telegraph Era
A teleprinter precursor, the teletype, evolved from early telegraph transmitting typewriters with roots tracing back to 1846, marking early steps toward automated long distance messaging.
Lexington businessman dies from bullet wound in head
Paul Woodward 35 prominent Lexington businessman and rancher died from a single bullet wound in the head after being found in a field near his ranch house. Sheriff Burttschell said the weapon a 45 caliber single action pistol belonged to Woodward's father. Funeral arrangements were announced and survivors listed including his widow parents and several siblings.
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Giddings
Paul Woodward
Lexington
Woodward
William C. Woodward
Lee Memorial Hospital
John J. Burttschell
Burttschell
Woodward Motor Company
Phillips- Luckey Funeral Home
W. M. Woodward
Rafe Woodward
H. Andrew Woodward
Deaths and Funerals in Round Rock and Taylor Areas
Funeral services were held at Cook Funeral Home for Roy Edward Campbell and C. L. Chappell with burial at Memorial Park. Garry Boothe and George Garner were also buried at local cemeteries. Mary Louise Soderberg died, with services set at Hylton Manor. Ernest Pearson died in Round Rock with services planned. Compton and Rigdon family notices follow. James and Johnnie Schatte funerals noted along with Pauline Bernhardt and Bertha Smith rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Edward Campbell
Cook Funeral Home
Marvin Vance
Richard Rowan
Rudy Bauman
Ray Stone
Joe Gray
Bobby Coy Lee
Ben Proctor
Memorial Park
C. L. Chappell
O. F. Dingler
John B. Davidson
Garry Lawrence Boothe
L. W. Boothe
A. R. Boothe
Austin
S. C. Crumley
Brady
Masonic Cemetery
George Washington Garner
Wilke
Chapel of the Bells
Harry Pesnell
Mary Louise Soderberg
East 13Th St
Carl W. Soderberg
Barry Lamero
New York City
Lora Lawton
Hylton Manor
Louis Speaker
First English Lutheran Church
Round Rock
Ernest Gerald Pearson
Kingsville
First Methodist Church
R. L. Peyton
Capital Memorial Park
Condra
H. A. Pearson
Hubbard Pearson
George Pearson
Bishop
Curtis Pearson
Houston
J. H. Turner
Freeport
W. M. Johnson
Corpus Christi
J. C. Koch
Pauline Bernhardt Taylor
Pauline Bernhardt
St. Paul Lutheran Church of Thrall
E. Herber
Taylor City Cemetery
Theater in Round at UT presents An Inspector Calls
University of Texas drama department stages J. B. Priestley’s An Inspector Calls in theater in the round. James Moll directs. Frederick W. Smith plays the inspector with restrained performance. Barbara Huggins and Dick Russell portray the parents. Bill Green as the fiancé delivers strong scenes. The play carries a social message about collective responsibility, though its delivery varies in emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Priestley
University of Texas Drama Department
James Moll
Frederick W. Smith
Smith
Bill Green
Barbara Huggins
Dick Russell
Miss Huggins
Russell
Fifty Herefords Sell for 16035 at Texas Auction
Fifty head of cattle from the I. B. Cauble Hereford Farm sold for 16035 at a Thursday auction in Big Spring. Twelve bulls averaged 326 with a top of 575 paid by Howard Espy of Sonora. thirty eight cows averaged 320. The heaviest buyer was J A Queen who bought nine cows for 4500.
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I. B. Cauble Hereford Farm
Young Mischief
Howard Espy
Sonora
J. A. Queen of
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M. Weer
Colorado River
Lake Buenan
Montopolis
Travis
Marshall Pord
Colorado
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Salve Fon
del Rio
Antonio
el Paso
the Mutual Savings
George W. Garner
Mary Soderberg
E. G. Pearson
William T. Compton
Ray W. Rigdon Taylor
Frank Rigdon Sr
Taylor
Ray W. Rigdon
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
Jef
Ferson Barracks
Johnnie Schatte Giddings
Johnnie Schatte
Chicago
Ill
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Max Studtman
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Serbia
Schatte
Leonard Kappler
Frances Schatte
Henry Schatte
Christopher Schatte
Louis Schatte
Edwin Schatte
Bertha C. Smith
San Marcos
Wimberley Cemetery
Curtis Ellison
Albert Adare
Clifford Adare
Elmer Adare
Howard Adare
Gerald Williamson
Howard Leath
Dudley
The
Austin American
Priestley
Looske
Eldon Powell
Florist
Weed-Corley Funeral Home
Lavaca
Congress Ave
Hyltin
Joe Maner
Pres
C. A. Hyltin
Dial
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