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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1949

Page

10

Gambrell Family Weaves Teaching Pact Across Caldwell Schools

The Gambrell clan from Caldwell County spans six of eight children plus in-laws teaching in Caldwell County schools. Several relatives also taught out of county, with many holding superintendent or principal roles and shaping local education through early reforms and consolidation ideas.

Thorp Springs Giddings Waco Luling Prairie Lea Mary Mooney Caldwell County Gambrell Texas William M. Schofield Lockhart

Oath Administered to Two Education Board Members

Two members of the new State Board of Education were sworn in here Monday. Paul Bolton of Austin and Cecil A. Morgan of Fort Worth took the oath during a visit to the Supreme Court consultation room Monday. Associate Justice John H. Shary administered the oath to Bolton, while Morgan repeated the oath after Chief Justice John E. Hickman.

American Capitol New State Board of Education Paul Bolton Austin Cecil A. Morgan Fort Worth Supreme Court John H. Shary Bolton Morgan John E. Hickman Ben Ramsey

Taylor Police Chief Placed on Board

Taylor Nov 29 J W Dellinger police chief has been appointed as a member of the Board of Governors of the Pacific International Association of Law Enforcement Officials for Texas. The appointment comes from Carl C Donaugh on behalf of Sheriff Eugene W Biscailuz of Los Angeles. Dellinger is second vice president of the Texas Police Association.

Taylor Spli J. W Dellinger The Pacific International Association of Law Enforcement State of Texas Carl C. Donaugh Eugene W. Biscailuz Los Angeles Dellinger Texas Police Association

Fort Worth Chest Drive Falls Short of Goal

Fort Worth Community Chest is $1,831 under its $564,860 target as of Monday. Chest President Homer Covey says about 100,000 Fort Worth employees did not contribute to the campaign.

Fort Worth Chest Homer Covey

Care No 2266 Vertebra Misalignment Corrected

A young matron with sinus swelling thyroid trouble and nervousness faced multiple symptoms including sore stomach gall bladder cough and low blood pressure. Neurocalometer analysis and X ray showed a vertebra misalignment causing nerve in energization, corrected with her reporting improvement.

Busness

Chiropractic Clinic Case Summaries Highlight Subtle Spine Fixes

The report presents three patients with high blood pressure and related ailments treated by spinal adjustments. Neurocalometer analysis and X rays identified vertebral misalignment. after corrections, patients claimed relief and returned to normal activity.

LeMond

Fevered Child Advice From Chiropractor Drives Alarm

Public health warning notes that several diseases create far more deaths than Rheumatic Fever while urging parents to seek chiropractic care for feverish children.

Crow shooting and county bounty talk in Texas region

Austin editor notes crow hunting as hobby of Francis B Vance near Onion Creek. He cites Bastrop County bounty gains and recalls a day in Travis County with 117 crows killed. Also reports farming, livestock meeting at the Driskill, mohair research, and cattle price updates.

Dave Shanks Austin American Agricultural Francis B Snooks Vance Austin Onion Creek Travis County Bastrop County Bill Fromberg Bastrop Jimmy Sparks

Texas GOP Leaders Head to Fredericksburg Address by Martin

Texas Republican leaders will attend an address by Joseph W. Martin former House speaker now minority leader in Congress in Fredericksburg at the Nimitz Hotel ballroom. A banquet precedes the program with about 250 expected as tickets sell briskly. Jack Porter of Houston will discuss Europe. The visit highlights long standing county loyalty to the Republican Party with only one Civil War era switch.

Fredericksburg Texas Joseph W. Martin House of Representatives Congress Martin Massachusetts Nimitz Hotel Calvin Bierschwabe Jack Porter Houston United States Europe

Savings And Loan Building Planned In Luling

Luling's First Federal Savings and Loan Association plans a modern office building on Crockett Street opposite the Post Office next to the telephone building. Construction will begin soon as the association expands from $2,520 paid-in capital to about $300,000 in assets over 15 years.

Luling Spl First Federal Savings and Loan Association Crockett Street H. M. Ainsworth S. Keith W. C. Pierce J. W. Buchanan Max Finkel D H. Ward M. H. Carter Keith Finkel W. Buchanan M.H. Carter

Government Tests 100 Grass Types To Prevent Dust

SAN ANTONIO November 28 The government tests 100 grass types to prevent a return of 1930s dust bowls D A Savage superintendent of the southern Great Plains field station at Woodward Oklahoma told the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association convention that the USDA plant bureau work covers ranges in Kansas Colorado New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma In the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandle 125000 acres have been seeded with grasses yielding four times the production of the raw range grasses Sage brush control is part of the range improvement program Among grasses proven most successful are Blue Grama Buffalo Sandlove Side Oats Grama Switch and Indian grasses.

San Antonio D. A. Savage Southern Great Plains Woodward Okla Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association Savage US Department of Agriculture Plant Bureau Kansas Colorado New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Oklahoma Panhandle

Student Faces Charge Of Murdering Grocer

James Madison Turner II, a 26 year old University of Houston student, was charged with murder in Galveston for the April 4 shooting of Marvin L. Clark, a local grocer. Turner said he shot Clark during a store robbery after Clark fired at him. He was arrested in Texas City following a manhunt by county sheriffs and Texas Rangers.

Galveston James Madison Turner Marvin L. Clark University of Houston Clark Texas City Harris Galveston County Sheriff's Texas Rangers

Texas Leaders Cite Pyle as Wichita Falls Football Co-Captain

Texas leaders recognize Billy Pyle from Wichita Falls as a football co-captain for the third straight year with Dick Harris in 1948 and Max Bumgardner joining the wave of teammates.

Texas Wichita Falls Billy Pyle Dick Harris Max Bumgardner

26-Point buck tops unofficial deer race near San Marcos

Deputy Sheriff L. Lb. Bob Meeks leads the race to harvest the highest point deer after killing a 26 pointer on a ranch near San Marcos. The 99 pound buck boasted 18 brow points with unusual branching, prompting a local biologist to suggest a fright-induced horn anomaly in its mother.

San Marcos L. Lb Bob” Meeks Sanarcos Hays

Harris to Speak at Taylor American Legion Event

Dallas Senator Fred Harris will address the Democracy Beats Communism Day program at the Taylor American Legion Hall at 8 30 p m on December 7 following a chili supper for Legion and Auxiliary members. Dr J A Shepherd commander Graham D Luhn Post announced the event.

Santa and Reindeer to Visit Llano Parade

Llano Chamber of Commerce plans a Santa Claus parade and celebration at 1 p.m. December 21. Four Arctic reindeer from Grady Carothers of Goldthwaite will escort Santa to Llano for his pre Christmas visit, announced by Christmas project chairman Will E. Leslie.

Llano Santa Claus Leslie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Caldwell Judge Judge Gambrell John N. Gambrell Jr John N. Gam Brell Jr Beaumont William M. Gambrell Texas State Medical Association Lockhart Independent University of Texas Medical School Onita Patton S. King Mildred Herbert Adair Calif Esther Lee M. L. DeViney Alcena Gamprell Carson Big Foot Tom Gambrell Sidney Sr. Gambrell In & Way Sidney Sidney Gambrell Maxwell Josie Frances Gambrell Frank Barnett M. L Education Board Seoere LeMond Chiropractic Clinic Biliolus Lemond Clinic Reuben Rush Claude Lindsey Houston Farm and Ranch Club Capital Area Livestock, Poultry and Agricultural Association Driskill Hotel Jim Boswell Austin Chamber of Commerce Stella Traweek University of Bureau of Business Research Bergstrom of Manor Prince Oblendorf Farm Clarence Munson Manor L. East Produce Company Herbert Thaler Jersey Thaler Francis Sen. Harris Taylor Legion Dallas Herman Ernest Eugene H. Duke Adv Santa Dr. A. Burstyn Optometrist W. 6Th Tucker's Lavaca West 6Th Blanco Treadwell Optometrists Studebaker America Leo M. Black Brazos Kercheville Motor Co Huth
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