Flying Service Job At Kerrville Sold
Kerr Operating contract for each flying service and a quantity of related equipment at Louis Schreiner Airport four miles southeast of here has been sold by Carl Meeks to Roy F Morris, Robert Sieker and Eugene Stieler. Meeks, who operated the services for three years, says the sale includes 12 planes and stock of arts and service equipment. He expects to leave for Alaska in spring to work for commercial airlines. Roy Morris will be airport manager and Robert Sieker will be flying instructor.
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KERR
Ea Flying Service
Louis Schreiner
Here
Carl Meeks
Roy F. Morris
Robert Sieker
Eugene Stieler
Meeks
Alaska
Roy Morris
St Mary's Site Rumored Sold For 500000 In Downtown Block
Land Commissioner Bascom Giles associates near rumor of acquiring the downtown property bounded by Brazos San Jacinto East Seventh and East Eighth streets. The site once hosted Mirabeau B Lamar's residence and is owned by Holy Cross Sisters who operate school facilities and own the Perry residence nearby.
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Bascom Gilessociates
St. Mary's Academy
Brazos, San Jacinto
East Seventh
East Eighth Streets
Mirabeau B. Lamar
Republic of Texas
Holy Cross Sisters
Holy Cross
Ind
H. Perry
Lee Country Club
Perry
Hides Declared Key By Product of Meat Packing
Industry notices emphasize hides as the most important by product of meat packing, highlighting their economic value and role in processing chains.
Texas Drops Bid Over Land Dispute With Oklahoma
Texas renounces its claim to 5580 acres along the 156 mile border with Oklahoma after a survey and legal review. Attorney General Price Daniel says the Clark survey is officially confirmed and a prescriptive claim would be difficult. The land sits north of the Cimarron line, with mineral rights reserved and many owners seeking titles.
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Texhoma
INS
Texas
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Price Daniel
E. E. Coons
Sherman County
James E. Weeks
Daniel
United States
Congress
Department of the Interior
Hugoton Field
Prime Minister King to resign next Monday after 21 years in office
Ottawa reports Prime Minister William L. Mackenzie King announced he would resign next Monday after 21 years and 157 days in office the longest tenure in the Commonwealth. He stated in a letter to Lieutenant Colonel L. D. M. Baxter president of the Canadian Legion that he had hoped to mark Remembrance Day with the resignation.
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Ottawa
William L. MacKenzie King
King
Commonwealth
L. D. M. Baxter
Canadian Legion
Explosion in Jail Cell Kills Inmate
Roberto Leos Diaz a 44 year old immigration detainee was killed in a jail cell explosion when he reached through bars lit a match and triggered a gas heater. Sheriff Boynton Fleming said no one else was hurt.
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Brownsville
Roberto Leos Diaz
Boynton Fleming
Diaz
Broiled kidneys marinated in tangy French dressing
Marinade kidneys before broiling using a bright tangy French dressing rich in seasonings for enhanced flavor.
House Panel Probes Car Trade Deeds and Extras
A House subcommittee report finds new car buyers lose about 300 dollars per trade in the first seven months of the year and pay about 143 dollars for unwanted accessories. It notes dealers average 43 percent profit on trade ins while used cars run at a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
W. Kingsland Macy
R-N.y
War Assets chief quits at Dallas regional office
Waldemar A. Von Schoeler resigns as head of the industrial division for real property disposal in the War Assets Administration Dallas regional office. He will leave effective Friday to take a private industry job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
War Assets Administration
Waldemar A. von Schoeler
Prime Minister Resigns on Monday November Fifteenth
The text notes a leader announcing resignation as prime minister to his excellency, stating the date as Monday next, November 15, in tribute to those who died for freedom. It records a formal retirement from office and the act of tendering resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Truck Crash Near Elkins Kills Texas Man
A truck overturned nine miles north of Elkins on US 70 killing Richard W. Crook, 21, of Bovina Texas. He was transporting sweet potatoes and peanuts from Portales to Kent when the crash occurred Tuesday. Elkins is 3 1/2 miles northeast of Roswell.
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Roswell
N. M
Elkins
Richard W. Crook
Bovina
Texas
Crook
Portales
Kent
Elking
Juvenile Shoes on Second Floor Market Shown
Leather treated for water resistance and wear with expert workmanship. Features include steel shanks cookie arch reinforced toplines and smooth linings. Above high tops in brown or white elk leather with prices 5.50 to 6.95. Below brown elk oxfords priced 6.95 to 7.95.
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Kerrville
JonAh
Ving
St. Mary's
Herman Heep
Albert Sidney Burleson
Burleson
James P. Nash
Coons
United States Supreme Court
Reridian
Canada
Misty
Young
Austin Shop
Scarbrough & Sons
Wreck
Texan
J. L. Donalson
West 6Th St
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