Texas Provided More Polio Aid For Third Year
Abilene chair man R E Stewart says Texas received 46 035 in outside polio aid in December bringing 1950 county totals to 740 865 17. December aid included 10 000 to Bexar 12 000 to Cameron 8 870 to Tarrant and other sums. NFIP supports Red Cross nurses physical therapists and physicians while delivering respirators hot packs cribs and wool materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed S. Stewart
Abilene
Texas
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Stewart
Bexar
Brown
Cameron
Cherokee
Frio
Gonzales
Jefferson
Jim Wells
Lavaca
Starr
Tarrant
Red Cross
MOD
NFIP
Mortuary Student Dies Of Auto Crash Injuries
Tommy D. Bradley 18, mortuary school student in Dallas and part time driver for an undertak ing firm, died here Wednesday from injuries Sustained in a collision near Corsicana last Saturday. He was the son of Mr and Mrs James Bradley of Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicana
Tommy D. Bradley
Dallas
James Dradley
Wichita Falls
Daily Crude Output Increases for Week
The week ended January 6 saw a rise of 19,900 barrels in the daily average gross crude oil and lease condensate production to 5,787,810 barrels. Refining companies ran 6,347,000 barrels daily, down from 6,388,000 the prior week. Total US heavy fuel oil output was 9,452,000 barrels, while light fuel oil was 9,528,000 barrels. Gasoline stocks reached 119,308,000 barrels with total production at 21,050,000 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Petroleum Institute
United States
Last Deadline Set For Alien Registration
The Internal Security Act requires aliens to report addresses each January. By Wednesday midnight the Post Office reported 1 953 registrants with two groups exempt from reporting. Jan 10 was the deadline though registration continued to Jan 24 with late marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phinney
United States
Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization
Washington, D. C
Austin
New Oil Find Reported Near Orange
Oil scouts reported a new find near Orange as Union Producing Company prepared to complete its No. 1 H. L. Brown wildcat about 15 miles west of Orange. The producer lies about 10 miles from proven territory with oil in 50 feet of sand at around 7,900 feet. A second test is likely nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Union Producing Company
Simms To Speak On Christian Science Lecture Friday
Earl E. Simms former investment executive and member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship will give a public lecture on Christian Science at 8 p.m. Friday in the University Junior High School auditorium. He will discuss practical use of Christianity and healing in Christian Science. He has held civic roles in Austin including Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce leadership and served in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Simms
Christian Science Board
Simms
First Church of Christ
University
Austin
Austin Insurance Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis District
Air Corps
Capital City
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Canada
British West Indies
Bermuda
Canal Zone
Rare grass found in China could source rubber
A Sino Reds report from Hong Kong says a rare grass with sap like raw rubber was found in Sinkiang. The Peiping radio quoted Panasia News Alliance stating the discovery may establish a domestic rubber source for Communist China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
INS
China
Sinkiang
Panasia News Alliance
Hong Kong
Red Radio
Peiping
Jackson Draws 3-Year Sentence for Murder
Jackson 22 withdrew notice of appeal after a 126th District Court jury convicted him of the July 3 knife slaying of Henry Ray Banks. The jury, after two rejected ranges, fixed a three year term in the state penitentiary. Defense by S. J. Aronson and prosecution by Bob Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey Jackson
Jackson
Henry Ray Banks
126Th District Court
Jack Roberts
Roberts
S. J. Aronson
Bob Long
Public records list multiple divorces and notices in 126th District Court
Fay Mitchell and numerous others file for divorce. Several cases grant divorces including Nina M. Stewart and Earl A. Stewart as well as Geneva J. Barker and Charles William Barker. Also listed are promissory note actions, name changes, executorship appointments, and building permit details. Jefferson County records show various court actions, vehicle tampering charges, and burglaries among several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Mitchell
J. Moody Mitchell
Zelma Prewitt
Odis R. Prewitt
Iva Ruth Tullis
Willie Nathaniel Tullis
Nina M. Stewart
Earl A. Stewart
Geneva J. Barker
Charles William Barker
Wilma Green
Homer Green
Betty Jane Gann
Fred W. Gann
Lee Nolen Named Entertainment Chairman for Army Hospitals
Natalie Nolen appointed entertainment chairman for US Army and veterans hospitals in Central Texas. She succeeds Mrs. Edgar Shelton Jr. and immediately calls for hospital entertainers, urging interested volunteers to contact the Red Cross chapter at 8 1601. Nolen, active in campus drama and director of Capital Capers, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Nolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie
Zoe) Nolen
US Army
Texas
Red Cross
Edgar Shelton Jr
Washington, D. C
Miss Nolen
Red Cross Nurses’ Aid
University of Texas, Texas Agricultural and Industrial College
Kingsville
Pasadena Playhouse School of the
Pasadena
Calif
Austin Civic Theater
US and Canada form medical liaison teams to standardize military instruction
The US Army Medical Service and the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps announce liaison teams headed by Colonel J. Van Valin to share tropical and Arctic medicine expertise. Lieutenant Colonel John Barr will visit Texas as a guest of Valin. The cooperation aims to save time and money through information exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Army Medical Service
Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps
Department of the Army
J. ©. van Valin
Department of
Medical
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
van Valin
Canada
John Barr
Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps School
United States
Christmas Cards Stir Tax Scramble for Dan Shea
Boston editor Phil Shea mailed 200 Christmas cards printed as theater tickets inviting friends to a Yuletide Theater show. The Internal Revenue Service sent Form 729 demanding tax on theater tickets, turning a holiday joke into a tax headache for Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Phil Shea
Shea
Boston Associated Press
Gepps
Yuletide Theater
Internal Revenue
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Senate
Jim Rudolph Lock
Ottis Lock
Dolph Weinert
Jim Taylor
Weinert
Neal Douglass
Internal Security Act
Colorado
Wyoming
Conoco
C.G. Hubbard
Jasmine
Onmares
Sino
Earl FE. Simms
Public Records
RTH District Court
Charles Betts
Walter Tips Company
Jim Pribble
Dorothy Smith
George A. Smith
Juanita Samaniego
53Rd District Court
Harris Gardner
Amancio Rodriguez
Mary K. Haney
J. D. Haney
Tom Johnson
Laura B. Lindeman
Robert B. Thrasher
W. D. Hart
Carrie M. Hart
Mace Thurman Jr
Timothy Edward Kelly
Woodrow Avenue
Vernon Stevenson
Kell
Hub Holt
Navasota
Justice Court
Travis Blakeslee
J.P
Harry McKinley Conner
Pearce City
Alonzo Andrews
Steve Heffington
Russell W. Grimes
Packard
Conrad R. Bohn
Jack Stableford
Pontiac Company
John Eckert
E. J. Hood
Crestway Drive
E. J. Moberg
Ulit Avenue
Ricks
North American van Lines
W. T
Bill) Ricks
East
Lee Nolen
The
Capital Capers
E. D. Nolen
West 25Th Street
Canada Farm Medical Exchange
Ennings
Mban
Congress
Savings and Investing
Federal Home Loan Bank
U. S
J OF
General Legal Reserves Federal Insurance
R. B. Cousins, JR
A. B. Shierlow
Mgr
Fred W. Adams
H. L. Ettlinger
E. Karl McGinnis
Theo P. Meyer, SR
G. W. Prewitt A, B. Shierlow
DR. J. W. Siegmund B. Werkenthin
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