Housing need grows for transients at Austin Salvation Army
Cold weather and unemployment intensify the transient housing problem in Austin as the Salvation Army seeks a dormitory for 40 beds. Captain James D. Lemon reports an average of 20 men receive overnight lodging meals and breakfast daily in a downtown hotel. A committee was formed to seek city aid for a transient home near the Army Citadel. Revenue and youth programs at the newly opened Youth Center include $1,000 in tools for workshops, a library funded by the North Austin Civic Club, and new gym bleachers.
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Slug Explained as Snail Bullet or Blow
A slug is a term with multiple meanings. It can refer to a snail in informal use a bullet when used as ammunition or a heavy blow in street slang.
Del Rio School Segregation Suit Scheduled Today
The article notes a hearing on a segregation suit involving Del Rio schools scheduled for today, as part of ongoing civil rights actions in the district. The piece mentions local context and potential implications for district policy and student access to integrated facilities.
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Crude Oil Output Drops in Week
New York February nine the American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly drop in crude oil output by 87 650 barrels to a daily average of 5 351 200 in the week ending February five. Total heavy oil production fell to 8 221 000 barrels while light oil output edged down to 7 003 000 barrels and gasoline production totaled 16 464 000 barrels.
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New York
American Pe—— Institute
Nature's Lines New Jersey Holds Few Man Made Borders
New Jersey features the smallest share of man made border lines among U S states, highlighting its unique geographic boundary composition in the Union.
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Burmese Planes Hit Karen Rebels Near Rangoon
Burmese warplanes bombed and machine-gunned Karen rebels while ground troops clashed in Rangoon suburbs. Fighters contested a route to Insein as water shortages and rising prices strained the city. The British Embassy reported failure to rescue 45 Britons stranded in Insein.
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Wreck Near Conroe Claims Second Victim
Norman Miller about 50 died from injuries in a head on collision that killed a 7 year old schoolboy Douglas Vick a first grade student died shortly after the crash on Highway 105 near Conroe Mrs Clarence Vick mother of the boy was in critical condition after taking her son home from a doctor's visit
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Obituary notices from Austin area including Scott and Hendricks
Obituary items report the death of Private First Class Alfred M. Scott Jr. 19 and other local figures. Services listed at Weed-Corley and Hylton Funeral Homes with burial at Memorial Park Oakwood Cemeteries. Survivors named include family members and spouses. Other notices cover Henry S. Gullett Herman Torres Elias Lopez Mary Bell Fowler Katie Brown William Hendricks Elbert Stone Nora Tierce N J Rice Arthur Shepperd Emma Roper Mrs John Labaj Louis Roznovak Sidney Evans and Sidney Evans listings. Burial and service details provided for each.
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Cook Funeral Home
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Joe P. Macken
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Martha Dee Hendricks
Tennie Powell
W. H. Casey
Baytown
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Houston
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William H. Schroeder
R. O. Hendricks
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J. O. Hendricks
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Arkansas
Rance Hendricks
Shamrock
Texas
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St. Louis
Buprial
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Bastrop County
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Bartlett
Ellen Clark
W. O. Stone
Albert Stone
Wesley Stone
Hylton Funeral Home
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Oakwood Cemetery
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Ed Williams
J. L. Moulden
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Nora Young Tierce
J. W. Tierce
Cedar Valley
Robert S
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Kate Young
Mina Edwards
W. R. Young
J. S. Young
San Antonio
J. P. Kidd
Oliver Cemetery
S. L. Harris
Fletcher Young
Everett Johnson
Dee Morgan
Preston Millican
E. S. Bones
Arthur Shepperd
Ray Shepperd
Llano
Ivan Shepperd
Marble Falls
C. M. Kaufman
Georgetown
Burnet Cemetery
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Buddy) Roznovak
Luzon
Condra
H. E. Beseda
Caldwell
Taylor City
Graham D. Luhn
American Legion
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Louis Roznovak
Billy Joe Roznovak
Mary Kanak
Interest Expressed In Travis Oil Lands
Renewed interest in oil possibilities in Travis County land in Throckmorton County was voiced to Commissioners Court on Wednesday. N. F. Allen of Fort Worth urged an exploration option or shooting permit for seismograph work, saying he could not disclose his client. Part of the land is currently under an oil lease. the court will seek bids before granting an option.
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Allen
Seabee Reserve Officers To Meet In Austin
Seabee Reserve Officers will convene Friday at 7 30 p m at the Naval Reserve Training Center Barton Springs Road Lieutenant Jesse H Wheless Jr leads the fifth seminar meeting Lieutenant Commander Ian Morgan commanding officer urges all Civil Engineer Corps Naval Reserve officers on inactive duty to attend The unit consists of Seabee civil engineer corps officers serving inactive duty and draws personnel from the Civil Engineer Corps for Naval Construction Battalions.
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Austin
Naval Reserve Training Center
Barton Springs Road
Freighter Anita Sinks Off Sinaloa Coast
A 300 ton Mexican coastal freighter named Anita sank off the coast of Sinaloa near Mazatlan after weather and sea conditions reported by Mexican Army fliers on Wednesday night.
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Ellery White Switches to Calvert Blended Whiskey
W Ellery White has shifted to Calvert CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof 65 percent grain neutral spirits Calvert Distillers Corp New York City announced.
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Calvert
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
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