Funeral Rites Held For 3 Railroadmen
Smithville observes joint funeral services for three trainmen killed in a Saturday train-truck collision near San Marcos. Tuck Reader engineer Gilbert Johnson fireman and G H Ehrlich brake man received military graveside or Masonic rites with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Smithville.
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Smithville
San Marcos
First Baptist Church
Tuck Reader
Gilbert Johnson
G. H. Ehrlich
Ehrlich
Johnson
Reader
E. L. Sparks
Austin
K. C. Steadman
Ex Jurist Clark Mullican Dies at 63 in Lubbock
Lubbock attorney and former district judge Clark M. Mullican, age 63, died early Monday. He served on the 99th and 72nd District Courts in the city.
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Lubbock
Clark M. Mullican
99Th
72Nd District Court
Central States see mild, dry spread as cool air moves south
A weather note reports generally mild, dry conditions spreading east through the Central States on Monday while cool air from Canada pushes south along the Rockies. Elsewhere dry and mild with some rain in New England and upper California. Austin forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for fair weather with cool nights and moderate days.
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Central States
Canada
Rocky Mountains
New England
Upper
California
Austin
Cloud’s Condition Reported Serious After Weekend Fight
Alfred Cloud aged 37 of Route 3 remained in serious condition Monday at Brackenridge Hospital with head injuries from a Saturday night fight at his home. David Cloud of Manor was charged Monday with assault with intent to murder in connection with his half brother’s injury. The complaint was filed by Mrs. Viola Cloud in Justice of the Peace Travis Blakeslee’s court.
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Alfred Cloud
Route 3
Brackenridge Hospital
David Cloud
Manor
Viola Cloud
Justice of the Peace
Travis Blakeslee
Second Art Lecture Set At Ney Museum Tonight
Paul Kelpe of the University of Texas art department presents the second of eight lectures in a series at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Elizabet Ney Museum. The Community Workshop for Creative Arts sponsors the series.
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Paul Kelpe
University of Texas Art Department
Elizabet Ney
Community Workshop For
City Council Rejects Lower Tax Ballot Plan
The council debates tax policy as Austin considers a 90 cent cut to the state ceiling of 2.50. They favor a 10 percent debt limit tied to total assessed value to protect credit. With an April election looming, rates may not drop until after new assessments in June. Rollbacks would lift the debt retirement fund by 17 cents and raise the General Fund by eight cents, while bond issues face confusion over rate changes.
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Huffman
Austin
Johnson
Glass
Victim of Burning Still Unimproved
A 16 year old Austin youth remained in poor condition late Monday at Brackenridge Hospital with electrical burns. Leroy Golden, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Golden, 901 Tillery Street, was burned Sunday while pecan thrashing with three companions near Grisman Road west of Airport Boulevard.
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Austin
Brackenridge Hospital
Leroy Golden
Fred Golden
Tillery Street
Grisman Road
Airport Boulevard
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