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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1951

Page

3

Tennessee Right To Fish in 'Lost' Brazos Cleared

Governor Allan Shivers responds to a Tennessee inquiry on Brazos River fishing rights noting the question misdirected and joking that if a Tennessee license were valid on the Brazos, a Tennesseean would need clemency from Gov. Browning.

Tennessee Allan Shivers Brazos River Texas Volunteers University of Texas C. B. Foster Memphis Commercial Appeal Brazos Ror Browning Bococ Erinven Gov. Browning

Measure Would Raise Pupil Totals in Austin Schools

Superintendent Irby B. Carruth warned that a bill allowing children born between September 1 and December 31 to start school without a year's wait would push Austin enrollments higher. He estimated about 866 more children would become eligible, necessitating 58 additional classes even with current half day sessions. Representative E. Nimitz of Orange introduced the bill.

Austin Bec Prion E. ©. Nimitz Orange

Spoonless Gis Fat Bean by Bean in Korea Shipment

A January dispatch from the Western Front notes a mix up in a late Chicago Quartermaster Depot shipment causing a shortage of plastic spoons. Soldiers like Corporal Edward Sheoham of Rockland Mass are urged to carry a spoon and a pistol, amid supply confusion and missing rations in the field.

Korea Atria Hilipere Edward Sheoham Rock Land Beats- Seer Chicago

Etex Legislator Leads Oil and Gas Tax Review

Representative Bill Woods of Tyler chairs the oil and gas taxation sub committee and sits on the revenue and taxation panel as Texas lawmakers study current oil taxes amid rising revenue. His group will report recommendations over five weeks as five votes shape the final rate before Governor Shivers’ desk.

Capitol Bill Woods Tyler House Big East Texas Reuben Senterfitt Jim T. Lindsey Wood National Ee Eee East Texas Allan Shivers Senate

Highway Commission Receives Six Construction Pleas

Six local delegations asked the Highway Commission to fund or advance road projects. Plans include completing State Highway 70 from Pampa to Perryton and constructing a bridge on the route costing about 1.1 million dollars. Additional asks covered urban improvements in Port Arthur and a four lane extension on US 87 from north of Lamesa to Woody.

Associated Press Highway Commission Neces Hardin County Pampa Perryton Fred Thompson A. A. Delee Port Arthur Houston Avenue Avinger Lone Star Steel Daingerfield Howard Carney Atlanta Kilmer Corbin Lupbhock Lamesa Woody

Embalmer Bills Seek Licensure Without Exam in Texas

Senator Gus Strauss of Halletts ville proposed two bills allowing a person to be licensed as an embalmer or funeral director in Texas without an exam if he holds two out of state licenses, one for 25 years, another for his own funeral home for three years, has lived in Texas three years, and is at least 47. He did not identify the beneficiaries of the legislation.

International News Service Gus Strauss Hallettsville Texas Strauss

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