Fire Escape Bill for Schools Passes Senate
The bill amends a 27 year old law requiring fire escapes for schools over one story and adds outside escapes for crowds above the first floor. It passes 24 to 2 and heads to the governor for signature. The measure aligns with National Board of Fire Underwriters standards and targets school safety.
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Waxahachie
Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
National Board of Fire Underwriters
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TSTA
Eugene Sanders
Wardlaw Lane
Center
Sanders
Searcy Bracewell
Houston
State Board of Insurance Commissioners
Quake Felt in Sea Off Northern Japan
An earthquake in the Sea of Okhotsk was felt over a wide area of northern Japan Tuesday night. No damage was reported and meteorologists said no tidal wave is expected. The epicenter was around 146 degrees east longitude and 45 degrees north latitude, north of Japan.
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Austin Area Weather Forecast With Showers and Temps
The Weather Bureau predicts morning showers in the Austin area with mainly light rain later. Hourly temps show 8 am around 70, 9 pm near 70, sunrise at 6:57 am and sunset at 6:10 pm, with a high of 83 degrees noted earlier in the period.
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Lale Buchanan
Krevis
Marshall Paras
Bane
Asville Vite
Antonio
French Carrier To Load US Planes As Western Aid Opens
The United States will begin a billion dollar arms flow to Western Europe next weekend as the French carrier Dixmude arrives to load about 50 Corsair fighters and Helldiver bombers from U S reserve stocks. Also moves toward France and seven other nations include guns tanks and ammunition rolling toward East Coast ports for early March delivery.
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France
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Navy
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Italy
Belgium
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Rance
Congress
Life of Christ Movie Shown at Grace Lutheran Church
A full length color film depicting the life of Christ will be shown Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church. Nelson Leigh plays Christ Judas Iscariot is portrayed by Leonard Penn and Stephen Crane plays Simon Peter. An offering will be taken to cover expenses and after the film choristers from Lutheran Concordia College will perform.
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Leonard Penn
Judas Iscariot
Stephen Crane
Simon Peter
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Lutheran Concordia College
Duroc and Dairy Show Winners Highlight County Fair
John D Perry Duroc winner and Champion Hampshire boar went to Hugh Davenport. Franz Rath led Duroc top boars and females. Ray Guthrie placed in boar categories. In Hereford breeding hogs A W Klattenhoff won, judged by Fred Dale. Dairy show winners included Jersey heifers and bulls led by Gamble Jersey Farm with multiple top placements. Judges included Elmo Cook and Guy Powell with events scheduling for sheep, goats, calves, and beef shows.
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Hugh Davenport
Franz Rath
Ray Guthrie
A W. Klattenhoff
Round Rock
Fred Dale
Texas A&m College
Harlan Lee Leschber
Tommie Williams
Robert Gample
Norman Pecht
Earl Arldtt
Raymond Zoch
T. G. Snowden Jr
George W. Doering
Ruben Nord
Donald Morgan
Joe Bohac
Charles Perry
Bill Perry
Gamble Jersey Farm of
Georgetown
Southwestern University
Jack Tidwell
Gamble Jersey Farm
Jack Rich
Chamber of Commerce of Georgetown
Elmo Cook
Travis County
Austin
Mercy Trial Lawyers Pin Death Moment In Sander Case
In Manchester New Hampshire on February 28 a hospital librarian testified that Dr Hermann Sander said the cancer death of Abbie Borroto died peacefully after the injection The defense seeks to show she was dead before the injection. The trial centers on pinpointing the moment of death with testimony from nurses doctors and Borroto’s husband who still supports the doctor.
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Amelia Ducharme
Abbie Borreto
Hillsboro County Hospital
Josephine Connor
Sander
Bob
Borroto
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Abbie
William M Arnold Seeks McDonald Job in Texas Race
William M Armand of Houston entered the race for state commissioner of agriculture. He vows to focus on helping Future Farmers of America and 4 H Club youths if elected. Opponents include John White and R E Blount. Incumbent J E McDonald won’t seek re election.
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Farmers of America
Texas
John White
R. E. (Peppy) Blount
Big Spring
J. E. McDonald
Canton Sea Slugs Fetch Large Price Prewar
The National Geographic Society reports sea slugs sold for about $1,000 per ton at Canton China before the war, highlighting high market value for these marine invertebrates at that time.
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China
National Geographic Society
Enfield Breakfast Club grows as civic projects expand
Dr. Hugh Emerson, president, announced 100 members and bi weekly meetings. The group secured traffic divestment at 12th and Lamar and near the high school, opened traffic avenues, and provided bus benches. Rudy Rice led the session with a reading of the constitution and a call to recruit one new member per attendee.
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Enfield Breakfast Club
East Austin
12Th
Lamar
Emerson
Rudy Rice
Enfield Club
First Street
Holly
Sevon
Sam H. Kyles
Salvation Army Youth Center
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Rice
C. O. Corbell
Ralph Rich
Hugh Reich
Randolph Starr
D. C. Ebner
Marcel Harrison
City Recreation Department
Austin School Trustee Election Filing Deadline Set
The filing deadline for candidates seeking a place on the Austin school trustee ballot is 5 p m March 13 announced by T N Porter business manager for the Austin schools. Election is April 1 with three six year terms. Incumbents Byram Prentice and Moos face term expirations with Byram not seeking re election Prentice already filed and Moos expected to file soon.
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T. N. Porter
Austin Schools
R. W. Byram
Gus Moos
Noble Prentice
Byram
Prentice
Moos
Cradle to Grave Security Plan Urges Broad Expansion
The administration renewed its push for a wide social security expansion funded by general taxes and payroll levies. The plan would add medical care welfare and a worker borrowing system, with costs possibly reaching up to 20 billion annually by 2000. AMA leaders opposed compulsory health coverage and the broadened program.
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Arthur J. Altmeyer
House
Ways and Means Committee
Altmeyer
Man
Congress
Senate
Social Security Administration
American Medical Association
Self Propelled Defense by Sea Slug
The sea slug defends itself by ejecting its gelatine like insides at its toes and growing a new set.
Power from Tibet Promises Health Wealth and Insight
Edwin J. Dingle recounts finding a transformative power in Tibet after nearly dying. He credits a mystic, years of recovery, and global recognition, then offers a free 9,000 word treatise via The Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles for readers of this notice. Only a limited number of copies are printed.
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Edwin J. Dingle
England
Far East
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Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
M-307
Los Angeles
Calif
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