Banks Estate Hearing Delay Sought by Moody
Former Governor Dan Moody asked the Third Court of Civil Appeals to delay the Banks estate case hearing for up to a month. He cited associate counsel David Tinsinger’s absence due to a United States Tax Court matter in Dallas. The suit involves land in Travis and Bastrop Counties and disputes over a life estate and whether portions are community property.
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Dan Moody
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Banks Vs. Banks
Moody
L. C. Banks
David Tisinger
United States Tax Court
Dallas
Dorothy Banks
Travis
Bastrop
Banks
Travis County District Court
River Source Mapped to Minnesota
The St. Lawrence River system is described as originating in Minnesota before flowing toward the Atlantic Ocean. This summary notes the geographic claim from the source text.
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Long
ST. Lawrence
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic Ocean
Minnesota
Shivers Accepts Tidland Plans Conference Bid
Governor Allan Shivers will attend a Galveston meeting on March 16 to organize a more active defense of Texas tidelands. Attorney General Price Daniel will speak at the event joined by about 200 coastal county city court and harbor officials and leaders.
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Allan Shivers
Galveston
Herbert Y. Cartwright Jr
Texas Tidelands
Price Daniel
United States
Shivers
Borger Texas Born in 1926 Oil Boom Promoters Named Town
On March 8 Borger sprang from oil rush days in 1926 as Ace Borger and John Miller promoted land sales. City lots auctioned, $100000 in real estate traded by night. Rail arrivals and a population surge followed, later settling from 35000 to 17500 with Buenavista nearby hosting rubber and carbon black plants.
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Borger
Dixon Creek
Ace Borger
John Miller
Ranger
Smackover
Ark
Buenavista
Rover Whizzer gas turbine car claims gearless engine
The Rover Company of Birmingham announces a gas turbine auto called the Whizzer that runs on kerosene and delivers 100 horsepower. Developed in secrecy over seven years by eighteen workers, it fits standard car chassis and aims for clutchless, gearless operation with no cooling system and easier starts in Arctic weather.
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Birmingham
Eng
INS
Rover
Rover Company
Patent Office Signs Number 2,500,000
The U S Patent Office signed patent number 2 500 000 to Francis M Lambert of Narberth Pa for a quick acting mechanism for latching doors. The first patent 1 000 000 went to Samuel Hopkins of Vermont in 1790 for a method of making potash.
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George Washington
Samuel Hopkins
Vermont
John A. Marrall
Francis M. Lambert
Narberth
TWO MORE RAIL LINES DISCONTINUED IN TEXAS
The Railroad Commission on Tuesday issued two orders to end short line passenger service. Fort Worth and Denver City will halt mixed train service between Childress and Pampa, and Texas and New Orleans Railway will end daily trains Houston to Kenedy.
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Capitol
Railroad Commission
Texas
Olin Culberson
Fort Worth
Denver City
Childress
Pampa
Texas and
Yoakum
Commission
Russian Bound Gear Impounded for Russia
Ten cases of optical flight recording equipment bound for Russia were impounded by order of Federal Judge William F. Smith. The equipment valued at 14 980 dollars was directed to the Navy for use at the Naval Air Development Center in Johnsville Pennsylvania. The Antory Trading Corporation of New York a Soviet government agency had bought the material from Hathaway Instrument Company of Denver for shipment to Murmansk or Odessa. The seizure occurred in Jersey City under a presidential proclamation banning war implements to Communist countries.
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Newark
N. J
Russia
William F. Smith
Smith
Navy
Naval Air Development Center
Johnsville
Antory Trading Corporation of
New York
Hathaway Instrument Company
Denver
Murmansk
Odessa
Jersey City
Fighters Against Inhumanity cites 96000 deaths in Soviet camps
Berlin dispatch reports the anti Communist German group saying 96000 Germans died in Soviet concentration camps in Eastern Germany since 1945. They claim 185000 imprisoned, 37000 deported, and 37500 released, with four Americans among those held.
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Berlin
INS
Fighters Against
Germany
Otto von Koekeritz
Charles Nobies
Soviet Union
Texan Killed in Blast On Gas Pipeline Job
Kermit Texas March 1 Joseph L Cardin 52 of Kermit was killed when a dynamite blast injured him while working on a pipeline crew for FE Paso Natures Gas Company southwest of Jal New Mexico authorities said the accident occurred Monday at the job site.
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Kermit
Joseph L. Cardin
FE Paso Natures Gas Company
Jal, N
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Banks Estate
Ady
NTN
Sears
Austin
Tidelands Plans Conference
Patent Office
Washington
US Patent Office
Yealy
Marvelous Sarsaies
Black Hawk
Rath Black Hawk
the Rath Packing Company
Waterloo
Lowe
Supreme Court
Benders Bllis
Bandera Stampede
Peeper
Safeway Store
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