Pakistan Prime Minister Seeks Fair World Trade Share
In Houston on May 11, Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan urged inclusion of Pakistan in global commerce. He spoke at a Houston Chamber dinner with the begum, outlining Pakistan's progress in irrigation power rail and port projects and advocating a world market built on shared resources and tech knowledge rather than exploitation.
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Pakistan
Houston
Tex
Liaquat Ali Khan
Begum
Salvation Army Girls Mark 35th Anniversary
The Salvation Army Girl Guards mark 35 years of the international junior organization in Austin. Captain James Lemon says the group, akin to Girl Scouts but emphasis on spiritual development, will be featured on KVET and in the Austin American Statesman with a banquet Thursday at 7 pm at the Army Youth Center. Mrs. James Lemon guest speaker to present the charter. about 20 members participate locally.
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Salvation Army
Girl Guards
International Junior Organization
James Lemon
Girl Scouts
Lemon
KVET
Austin American-Statesman
Fire Department
Capitol
Army
Holly Street
Austin
Capt Lemon
Funeral notices for Bright Davis Maule and Loep
Funeral services were held and graves marked for Charles Albert Bright Miss Perle Davis Richard D Dickie Maule and Edmund Loep Sr as respecting obituaries list survivors and burial details across multiple Texas areas including Oakwood Uhland Lockhart and Memorial Park with Cook Weed Corley and McCurdy funeral homes providing arrangements
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Charles Albert Bright
St. Davids Church
Charles Sumners
Memorial Park
Cook Funeral Home
Perle Davis
Bertram Klausner
Beth Israel Cemetery
Oakwood
Jake Hirshfeld
Julian Stern
Louis Goldberg
Jerome Schwab
William Koen
Joel Simon
Richard D. Dickie Maule
Rogers Hill Cemetery
Weed- Corley Funeral Home
E. E. Rogers
the Manor
Lockhart
ANS
Edmund Loep Sr
Uhland
McCurdy
P. R. Daussman
Printing Head Will Grant Speaks To Two Austin Clubs
Will C Grant executive vice president of the Southwest School of Printing Dallas will speak in Austin Tuesday He addresses Rotary Club at noon about Democracy Has Heart Trouble at Stephen F Austin Hotel He then speaks at 7 pm to the Austin Professional Chapter Sigma Delta Chi Moss Rose Cafe Grant formerly AP bureau chief in Austin and advertising director of Lone Star Gas in Dallas
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Will C. Grant
Southwest School of Printing
Dallas
Austin
Rotary Club
Stephen F. Austin
Sigma Delta Chi
Moss Rose Cafe
Grant
Associated Press Bureau
Lone Star Gas Company
Audubon Camp Opens First Session June 18
The Audubon Camp of Texas will open its first two week session on June 18 at Schreiner Institute Kerrville. Dr Charles LaMotte professor of botany and director says enrollees will come from New Mexico Kansas Illinois New Jersey Missouri Michigan and Pennsylvania. UT will grant credit for work done to teachers attending.
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Audubon Camp of Texas
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
Charles LaMotte
New Mexico
Kansas
Ilinois
New Jersey
Missouri
Michigan
Pennsylvania
University of Texas
Store Damage Suit Over Name Adjourned in District Court
The French Bootery Shop sues the French Room for $100,000 claiming use of the name hurts its business. The case was adjourned in L3rd District Court Monday afternoon with a few witnesses remaining to be heard and the injunction sought is permanent against the use of the name French.
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L3rd District Court
Youth Council Motivates Texas Juvenile Reform Efforts
Governor Allan Shivers and Rev. Walter Kerr cite the State Youth Development Council’s goal of character development to rehabilitate Texas youths. The council, created last year, plans local programs and free field-worker support to combat delinquency and link correctional-school graduates with industry jobs and scholarships.
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Allan Shivers
Monay
Walter Kerr
State Youth Development Council
Texas
Kerr
Texas Industries
Gatesville
Shivers
State Confederate Home for Women Facilities Curtailed
The State Confederate Woman's Home will cease to operate as a separate state institution this summer but will remain the home for 30 widows of Confederate veterans. The Board for Hospitals and Special Schools will run it as a ward of the Confederate Home. The old buildings will close and residents will be regrouped in other facilities. Miriam A. Ferguson Hall may stay in use as a dormitory and hospital ward. Superintendent Mrs. W. T. Bagby will retire June 30.
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Confederate Woman's Home
Board For Hospitals and Special Schools
Confederate Home
Woman's Home
Miriam A. Ferguson
W. T. Bagby
Weather Outlook for Austin Area With Cloudy Skies
The US Weather Bureau reports continued cloudy skies for the Austin Central Texas area with a slight temperature change and possible scattered thundershowers. Highs near 90 degrees and lows around the mid 60s to 70s, with minimal rainfall expected. river levels show modest readings on Colorado and Brazos basins.
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US Weather Bureau
Austin
Central
Texas
Colorado
Mantopolis
Lake Buchanan
Ravis
Marshal Ford
Dion Rado
Abilene
Fort Worth
Galveston
Aus
Brooks Weighs Run for Lieutenant Governor in Texas Race
Dallas insurance man Pierce P. Brooks may enter the state race for lieutenant governor. Political ads signed by the Texas Citizens Association urged Brooks to run. The group, listing its Austin headquarters at Driskill Hotel, has circulated notices amid a crowded field of eleven candidates.
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Capitol
Pierce P. Brooks
Dallas
Texas Citizens Association
Brooks
Coke Stevenson
Driskill Hotel
Austin
Attendant Dies After Struggle at Austin State Hospital
William Albert Johnson 56, an attendant at the Austin State Hospital, dies from a massive cerebral hemorrhage following a fight with an inmate. He collapsed after sitting on a table to catch his breath and died before a doctor arrived. Survived by a widow Joyce Johnson and eight relatives. Body at Cook Funeral.
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William Albert Johnson
Austin State Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Travis Blakeslee
Johnson
Alexander
Joyce Johnson
Austin
Fern Bohnisch
Evelyn McLees
Lindsey
Calif
Jo Ann Johnson
William T. Johnson
Dallas
Larry Ray Johnson
Dora Oldfield
Canton
Lenora Johnson
Alpha Cartwright
Myrtle Springs
Margaret Gallaway
N. B. Johnson
Wills Point
Fred S. Johnson
Mohank
Cook Funeral
Police Fail To Find Hit and Run Driver
Police could not locate the hit and run driver by late Monday after a high speed collision Sunday night injured two Austinites. Clint Ear Marx, 16, suffered a fractured right leg and multiple lacerations, while Mrs. Johnnie Ross was treated and released from Brackenridge Hospital.
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Clint Ear Marx
Burnet Road
Johnnie Ross
Payne Street
Houston Street
Ross
Brackenridge Hospital
Marx
Detectives Hunt Odd Assortment Of Stolen Goods
City detectives chase a varied theft haul including auto fenders clothing and a sedan missing from multiple locations. Victims report items stolen from East End Barber Shop Crosley Company city parking lot and private residences including rings a wrist watch a grey suit a check and a billfold.
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Weldon Johnson
East 12Th Street
East End
East 12Th
Crosley Company
South Con
Gress. O. Plummer
East 16Th
W. O. Lattamore
West Sixth
West Fourth
Phil P. Moss
Louis Blaine Jr
Hargrave Street
James Kr, Salter
French Place
Landers Park
New Braunfels
15 Year Penalty for Indecent Exposure
Joe A. Arellano of San Antonio was sentenced to 15 years in the state penitentiary by Judge Charles Betts in the 98th District Court after a jury convicted him of indecent exposure. Also in the same session, John L. Lee received 30 years for assault with intent to rape. Debert L. MacMillan and Gloster J. Braimer each drew three year suspended sentences for swindling with a worthless check and forgery respectively.
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Joe A. Arellano
San Antonio
Charles ©. Betts
Arellano
John L. Lee
Debert
L. MacMillan
Gloster J. Braimer
Daener Seeks New Trial After Burglary Conviction
A motion for a new trial was filed in the 98th District Court Monday for Jack Daener who was sentenced to 12 years in the state penitentiary for burglary. The offense was the Jan 18 burglary of Joe's Case at 1101 South Congress. Judge Charles O Betts has not set a hearing date.
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Jack Daener
98Th District Court
Daener
Joe
South Congress
Charles O. Betts
Five Austin transfer firms sue railroad commission
Five Austin transfer companies including Austin Fireproof Storage Pattonster Ricks Transfer Texas Warehouse and Roberdeau Van and Storage sue the Railroad Commission in 53rd District Court. They seek to set aside an April 14 order allowing Virgil Durandt Marble Falls to transfer part of his transport license to W L McKeen Austin doing business as Red Ball Transfer Company for moving household goods and used office furniture.
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Railroad Commission
53Rd District
Austin Transfer
Virgil Durandt
Marble Falls
W. L. McKeen
Austin
McKeen
Red Ball Transfer Company
Fireproof Storage Company
Pattonster
Ricks Transfer
The
Texas Warehouse Company
Roberdeau van and Storage Company
Austinites To Receive Degrees From TCU
Four Austin students will receive degrees from Texas Christian University at the annual commencement exercises May 31 according to Registrar S. W. Hutton. The class includes two Austin BA candidates and two MA candidates, among 584 graduates, the largest in TCU history. Other Central Texans listed include Temple, Lockhart, Mason, Brownwood, Brady, Temple, San Saba residents with BA BS and MS degrees.
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Fourustin
Texas Christian University
S. W. Hutton
TCU
Austin
F. Estelle Parnell
John R. Barker
Mary Levander
Eugene H. Peters
Thomas L. Reel Jr
Temple
Mark W. Randle
Lock
Crazy Water Crystals Endorsement Appears in Local Quilt Maker Ad
Mrs. S. S. Burlew of 502 11th St Waco extols Crazy Water Crystals as the sole remedy for rundown and nervous symptoms. She recalls her mother using the product, notes it started before packaging changes, and urges all ages to try the natural remedy for sluggish elimination and stomach troubles.
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S. S. Burlew
11Th St
Waco
Infant’s Ailment Healed After Spinal Adjustments
An eight month old infant suffered persistent vomiting, rash, and continual crying since birth. Spinal analysis and X rays indicated a spinal misalignment. After adjustments, feeding returned to normal and the baby slept and rested well. The mother found the New Way to Health for her child.
Austin Man Wins Fight Nervousness Gone
A 29 year old man sought help after a year of acute indigestion nervous fatigue back pains and fear for his sanity. Spinal analysis and X rays showed misalignments affecting the central nervous system. Adjustments restored him to normal and he reports feeling like a normal person again. He urges others to investigate the New Way to Health before it's too late.
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LeMond Clinic
Austin Ladi fhains Freedom From Arthritis Case
A 32 year old matron sought help for five years of back and neck pains diagnosed as arthritis. Spinal analysis showed nerve interference from vertebral misalignment. After alignment, she was discharged pain free and credited the New Way to Health.
New Way to Health via Spinal Adjustments
An advertisement narrates a case of a 48 year old woman with severe menopause symptoms who improved after spinal analysis and adjustments. It touts chiropractic care as a path to health and claims reduced child illness deaths from common diseases versus rheumatic fever.
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Childrer
WayoXet
Zemo
Dr. Pierce
Koehlers
Koehler
Littlefield
Denver
Koerhler
Richard D
Dickie) Maule
Hugo Bartling
San Marcos
Rudolph Schaeffer
Oltone
Roland Loep
Hiloes
Edmund Loep Jr
WEED+CORLEY FUNERAL HOME
Lavaca Ai
Chapel of the Bells
Congress Ave
Gladiolas
Avenue Florist
East Ave
Youth Council
Associated Press
State Confederate Home For Women
State Hospital
Chicago
Suing Commission
Austinites
Austin 525
Littlefield Bidg
Atlantic Union
Austin Hotel
Ye Quality Shoppe
Karotkins
Snyder's
Smart Shop
Buttrey’s Hutchins Brothers
Revell’s
Edith Kirkland
Mary Treadway
Antiques
Josephine—Antiques
Alex Ferris
Joe Koen & Sons. Jewelers
Frontier Craft
Kruger’s Jewelry Co
Paul's Draperies
Reynolds-Penland Co
University Florist
Garland Sons Jewelers
Capitol Photo Supply Co
the Book Stall
Wayman Adams
LeMond
Austin Man
Austin Ladi Fhains
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