Funeral Rites Planned Today For Jurist's Wife
Funeral services for Mrs. C. M. Decker wife of Hays County judge will be held Thursday at Kyle Methodist Church at 2 30 p m Burial will be in Kyle Cemetery The Rev John McKay will officiate assisted by the Rev W G Callihan and the Rev Robert Read Surviving are a husband a son Lt Sam Slaughter stationed in the Philippine Islands a daughter Mrs Sallie Primeau of San Antonio three stepsons and four sisters and a brother a Methodist Church member born Oct 29 1896 inCollingsworth County married Sept 16 1934 in San Marcos.
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Santa Claus to Visit Georgetown Thursday
Santa Claus will arrive in Georgetown Thursday at 3 30 p m in a sleigh drawn by four real reindeer to officially open the Christmas shopping season. Fred Pool, manager of the Chamber of Commerce, announced. The reindeer were imported from Alaska by Texas businessmen.
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Mexico City Bus Drivers Face Tagging Action
In Mexico City a new police unit will issue tickets to bus drivers who insult passengers or fling them from buses. The program targets drivers who argue with riders and stop suddenly to eject them, risking job loss for violations.
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Border Patrol Adds 35 Men to Curb Wetback Traffic
San Antonio District Immigration Office announced 35 new Border Patrol officers will soon join the force as vacancies are filled. H. P. Brady, chief of the alien control section, said the increase targets the steadily rising border ingress and strengthens the district's 175 officers.
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Winds Dull Texas Topsoil Drying Across Regions
The US Department of Agriculture reports high winds dried topsoil across Texas last week, worsening drought conditions. Some southern and northern High Plains counties show fair moisture, while other areas remain very dry and wind and frost damaged crops. Beets broccoli cabbage carrots and spinach harvests continue in Winter Garden Eagle Pass Laredo and Lower Rio Grande Valley districts.
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Police arrest man for erratic driving then find car stolen
Juan Quinterro was arrested for unsatisfactory driving. Police booked him and seized his car. After returning to collect the vehicle they discovered it had been stolen.
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Chambers Hiss Case Seen as First Rate Drama
Washington wonders if the Whittaker Chambers versus Alger Hiss spy case will end in court or history. The piece notes the dramatic confrontation before the House committee, the pumpkin with microfilms, and the tale of a Ford car tied to the Hiss family, plus the Cherner Motor Company link and the nickname Uncle Joe.
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Houston Studying All Stadium Angles
A special committee named by Mayor Oscar Holcombe will study a proposed 100000 capacity stadium for Houston. Councilman William A. Kirkland chairs the panel with Harry Holmes and Tom Crawford. The panel will assess advisability and review oilman Glen McCarthy’s offer of a 100 acre site near South Main Street, less than two miles from Rice Institute.
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