UT Ranks Seventh In State University Enrollment
The University of Texas, with about 15 500 students, ranks seventh among state supported universities in a preliminary survey by Dr. Raymond Walters of the University of Cincinnati. He notes figures reflect main campuses and that including Houston Galveston Dallas and Texas Western College would place Texas higher.
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University of Texas
Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
California
Minnesota
Illinois
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Texas
Michigan State
Indiana
Purdue
Houston
Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism From Ball Clinic
Oct. 17 Excelsior Springs Mo readers may receive a free enlarg ed book titled Rheumatism explaining why drugs fail and how the Ball Clinic’s system with mineral waters and baths may help. No obligation, write to The Ball Clinic Dept 2302 Ex celsior Springs Mo today.
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Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Missouri
Bids On Paving Planned For 27 Street Units
City Council ordered paving of 27 street units after a public hearing. Bids will be opened November 8 at 10 a.m. The project costs about 393000, with engineers hopeful for a lower final price. The plan includes 80 blocks of paving totaling five miles in Austin.
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C. G. Levander
Austin
Oil Progress Week Proclaimed By Governor Shivers
Gov Allan Shivers proclaimed Oil Progress Week for Oct 16 to 22 and urged Texans to attend the South Texas State Fair in Beaumont Oct 20 to 29. The observance marks the 90th anniversary of the Drake oil discovery in Pennsylvania.
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American Capitol
South Texas
Allan Shivers
Pennsylvania
Beaumont
Shivers
Youth Sentenced To Five Years For Kidnapping Case
One of three youths arrested on kidnapping charges, Ivan F Bitsy Robbins, received five years on two kidnapping counts after pleading guilty. Judge Charles O Betts ordered the sentences to run concurrently. The case involves the disappearance of two girls aged 13 and 14 from their homes two weeks earlier.
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State Penitentiary
Ivan F
Bitsy) Robbins
Charles O. Betts
Clyde Borders
Wilburn McKenzie
Charles Scott Dickerson
Caldwell County
Essie B. Clark
Thomas Guerra
Jimmy Cantwell
Betts
James Barber
Barber
Dairy Institute Elects Clarke Executive in Austin Move
George M. Clarke of Austin was named executive vice president of the Dairy Products Institute of Texas with state headquarters in Austin. Clarke resigns as executive director of the Texas Safety Association effective Nov. 15. John Simpson and Mayor Tayor Glass hold key roles in the organization as it plans to educate the public on dairy products and improve industry methods. The move makes the Dairy Products Institute the 85th state group to locate in Austin as other associations consider moves.
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Austin Monday
Dairy Products Institute of Texas
Austin
Clarke
Texas Safety Association
Dairy Products Institute
Lorin A. Boswell
Fort Worth
John Simpson
Superior Dairies
Taylor Glass
Polar Ice Cream Company
Texas
Charles A. Miller
Association
National Safety Association
James V. Allred
Clarkes
Texas State Teachers Association
Texas Water Conservation Association
United States Corps of Engineers
New Symphony Ideas Promised by New Conductor
Austin Kiwanis urged support for the Austin Symphony Orchestra during the forming season after Ezra Rachlin new conductor promised ideas never before shown in programs. Malcolm R Gregory announced a $100 gift to fund 33 season tickets for underprivileged children. Wayne Long of UT predicted private car air conditioning will arrive soon and highlighted the infant industry’s rapid growth. Betty Rogers with Weldon Scheel sang songs as the group discussed the Kiwanis minstrel Now and Then slated for Hogg Auditorium on November 1 and 2.
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Austin Symphony Orchestra
Ezra Rachlin
Rachlin
Malcolm R. Gregory
Kiwanis Club
Bertram Simon
Kiwanis
Wayne Long
University of Texas Mechanical
Betty Rogers
Austin
Weldon Scheel
Hogg Auditorium
Real Estate Board To Hear Al Jennings
Al Jennings display advertising manager of The American Statesman will address the Austin Real Estate Board Tuesday on How To Advertise Property. The board will meet in its regular weekly luncheon at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel.
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The
American Statesman
Austin Real Estate Board
Stephen F. Austin
New Mormon Chapel Dedication Delayed
The dedication of the new chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints originally scheduled for Wednesday has been moved to a later date. Elder H. Leers announced Monday. The chapel is located at 3308 Red River.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
H. Lears
Red River
Public Pier Park Await Regents Decision
City seeks UT approval to build a lakeside park and municipal pier at Lake Austin on UT land. Meeting with UT Comptroller C. D. Simmons was closed pending Regents discussion before commitments. City officials reviewed the site north of Termlterdam and may proceed if approved.
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Lake Austin
University of Texas
Board of Regents
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Simmons
Regents
Tem Lterdam
Youth Council Delays Meeting Until November Twenty First
The Youth Development Council cancels its October meeting and schedules the next regular session for November 21. Rev. Walter Kerr leads the council as it advances juvenile delinquency programs and the management of Texas correctional schools, aiming to inform local officials and civic groups statewide and to set up the diagnostic center for youths in state courts. John H. Winters of Public Welfare directs the council’s administration, with offices in the Tribune Building.
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Youth Development Council
Walter Kerr
Texas
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Department of Public Welfare
Youth Council
Tribune
Absentee Voting Starts Thursday for Nov 8 Ballot
County Clerk Emilie Limberg announced absentee voting begins Thursday at the vis County courthouse for the November 8 election. The ballot lists 10 constitutional amendments and three State Board of Education candidates from the 10th District: Paul Bolton, Eugene Clyde Weafer, and P. E. Womack.
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Thevis County
Emilie Limberg
State Board of Education
Paul Bolton
Austin
Eugene Clyde Weafer
Caldwell
P. E. Womack
Miss Limberg
Christmas Seal Sale Launched in Travis County
Travis County TB association drives Christmas seal fundraising with Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsorship. Bill White, Jaycee chair, announced the general drive starts November 21 with 25 000 seals mailed last year yielding about 15000 dollars. Bonds to clubs and organizations also support the fundraising.
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Travis County Tuberculosis Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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TB Association
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Jaycees
Austin Credit Women's Association
John D. Simpson Jr
Tuberculosis Association
Attendance Basis Of State Support for Nonresident Pupils
Attorney General Price Daniel stated that a school district can collect per capita state apportionment for pupils living in another district where their grades are taught. The ruling clarifies that auditor disapproval on nonresident rolls affects extra classroom units, not regular per pupil state support.
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American Capitol
Price Daniel Monday
Gilmer- Aikin
L. A. Woods
Company Dessert Elevates Apple Pudding with Vanilla Scoops
A simple apple pudding is dressed up for company fare by topping portions with small scoops of vanilla ice cream, adding a touch of elegance and contrast in texture and flavor.
After 20 Years Noted Blind Whistler Entertains at Alma Mater
Fred Lowry, a nationally known blind whistler, returns to Austin State School for the Blind to entertain students. Once a sickly 20 year old left the institution, he was sent to Chicago to study, later performing with Vincent Lopez and Horace Heidt before touring nationwide. Now 40, Lowry’s whistling career blossomed from the Texas school to radio in Dallas and stages from New York to 1945.
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Austin
Austin State School For the
Lowry
Chicago
Dallas
New York
Harry Benge Crozier
Texas Employment Commission
Palestine
Vincent Lopez
Horace Heidt
Margaret Richter
Continental Oil Hearing Delayed for Unitization Rules
The Railroad Commission postponed the Continental Oil Company unitization hearing for the Todd Deep Field to November 3. The case tests a new statewide unitization law defining hearings, testimony, and orders for how oil from a unitized field will be produced from shared wells and apportioned to lease owners by computed interest.
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American Capitol
Railroad Commission
Continental Oil Company
Todd
Subdivision Law Clarified by Texas Attorney General
Daniel upholds main thrust of new subdivision law applying to all cities. A previous ruling exempting reference to the original survey is overturned. owners must prepare a plat and file it with the county clerk to comply.
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American Capitol
Price Daniel Monday
Gene Maddin
Waco
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