Turner Named Bank Official Discusses Scouting Finances
Wilford L. Turner, vice president and director of Austin National Bank, serves as treasurer and executive board member of the Capitol Area Council, giving him strong qualifications to speak on the financial aspects of scouting.
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Wilford L. Turner
Austin National Bank
Capitol Area Council
Boy Scouts of America Chartered by Congress in 1916
The Boy Scouts of America received a federal charter from Congress on June 15 1916 the privileged status shared by few American groups. The annual Congress report covers yearly activities services membership and treasury and finance committee notes audited by certified public accountants and published by the Government Printing Office. Capitol Area Council based at 300 East First Street Austin also undergoes annual audits with checks signed by the council treasurer and countersigned by Dunn er.
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Taylor Glass
Boy Scout
Boy Scouts of America
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Certified Public Accountants
United States Government Printing Office
Capitol Area Council
East First Street
Austin
Certified Public
Boy Scout Budget and Oversight Emphasized by Chairman
The finance committee chairman outlines the Capitol Area Council budget process. He notes budgets, capital funds for Camp Tom Wooten, and annual audits to ensure efficient use of Scout contributions for 11 500 boys and leaders across 15 counties.
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Capitol Area Scout
Capitol Area Council
Council
Tom Wooten
Boy Scouts of America
Gambling Charges Filed Against 14 for Marble Table Raids
Police and sheriff officials filed charges in County Court at Law against 14 defendants after raids on illegal marble table gambling machines. The second major confiscation in two weeks brings total tables seized to 34 stored in a private warehouse awaiting trials. Defendants include Milton Roye Ted Stathos J C Peckins Robert Fowler Allen Seaholm Roy Walker O H Hollyfield LaRue Jacobs Tony Daywood W T Covington Kenneth Threadgill L A Doud Harry Paulos and Gus Polios.
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Ernest Best
Milton Roye
East Avenue
Ted Stathos
San Jacinto
J. C. Peckins
Guadalupe
Robert Fowler
Allen Seaholm
Roy Walker
Dallas
O. H. Hollyfield
South Congress
LaRue Jacobs
Tony Daywood
Barton Springs
W. T. Covington
South Congres
Kenneth Threadgill
Dallas Highway
L. A. Doud
East 19Th
Harry Paulos
Colorado
Gus Polios
Rail Shippers Plan Second Meeting Over Wichita Falls Line
In Breckenridge on February 18, UP reports a second rail shippers meeting will be held next week to seek a solution to prevent abandonment of the Wichita Falls and Southern Railroad amid a strike.
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Breckenridge
Wichita Falls and Southern Railroad
UCLA Debates Cancelled Over Faculty Dismissal
Dr. Clarence Dykstra UCLA Provost refused to allow two University of Washington professors to debate at UCLA about the dismissal of one UW faculty member. Dr. Herbert J. Phillips, former Washington philosophy professor ousted, argued against the university viewpoint with Dr. M. E. Benson before UCLA graduate students.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Dykstra
UCLA
University of Washington
Washington
Herbert J. Phillips
Washington Philosophy
M. E. Benson
Inauguration and End of Texas Republic in 1846
On this day in 1846 Pinckney J. Henderson became the first Texas governor and Albert C. Horton was sworn in as lieutenant governor. The United States replaced Texas laws and postal rules, and the prior Decem ber was reelected amid debate over the Lone Star Flag ceremony date. Some historians place the Republic's end around February 16, while others cite February 19. Henderson soon took leave to lead Texans in the Mexican War.
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Texas
Pinckney J. Henderson
United States
Republic of Texas
Albert C. Horton
Texas Republic
Marquis James
Sam Houston
Anson Jones
Republic
Henderson
Koehler Named Assistant Secretary of the Navy
John T. Koehler aged 43, Maryland attorney, was sworn in as assistant secretary of the Navy on Friday. He succeeds Mark Edwin Andrews, whose resignation took effect Tuesday.
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Washington
John T. Koehler
Maryland
Mark Edwin Andrews
Georgetown Seniors To Give Barn Dance
Georgetown seniors plan a public barn dance in the new $150 000 gymnasium on Saturday night. Featured callers include Mrs Doc Weir Mrs Joe C Barnes Mrs W K McClain W K McClain and Jack Currier with Pop Williams and his Lazy River Boys providing the hoe-down music. The program also includes Paul Jones folk dances round dancing and more events.
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Georgetown
Alemande
Georgetown High School
Bus Kills Tot in El Paso
Feb 18 El Paso report says James Kirksey age 2 was killed instantly when run over by a school bus. He is the son of Captain and Mrs Hubert S Kirksey of William Beaumont Army General Hospital.
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EL Paso
James Kirksey
Hubert S. Kirksey
William Beaumont Army General Hospital
FALSE TEETH FASTEETH POWDER PROMISES FIRM FIT
An improved powder called FASTEETH helps upper or lower plates stay in place with no sliding or rocking. It is alkaline, non acidic, and does not sour or leave a gummy taste. It also helps control denture odor and is advertised for drug stores.
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