Beaumont Man Indicted in Two Rodeo Slayings
Beaumont cowboy Herbert Frizzell, 34, was indicted on two counts of murder with malice aforethought for the August 4 Big Spring rodeo shootings that killed Henry Buck Jones and spectator Carl Myers. Frizzell posted bonds totaling 10,000 and remains free pending trial. no date was set.
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Big Spring
Herbert Frizzell
Beaumont
Frizzell
Henry P. Buck Jones
Carl Myers
Abilene
Jones
Myers
Hardin Simmons University
Animal loving tots to get treats at library
Children with a fondness for animals will enjoy a free film program at the Austin Public Library Saturday at 10 a.m. The series continues with three animal themed movies: Three Little Brains in A Canoe, Sandy Steps Out featuring a dog, and Zoo’s Who showcasing zoo favorites.
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Austin Public Library
Sandy
Zoo
Housing Project Office Robbed of 1100 Dollars
Police said a gunman and a blonde companion robbed the San Felipe courts federal housing project office in Houston of about 1100 dollars Thursday afternoon.
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Houston
San Felipe Courts Federal Housing Project
Ford and UAW Resume Talks on Pension Strike Dispute
Detroit reports Ford and the CIO United Auto Workers held renewed talks to end a pension and health funds dispute fueling a general strike threat. Michigan votes on Briggs Manufacturing and Chrysler workers loom, with state conduct expected for a broader outcome as the Bonnie-Tripp law prompts ballots.
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Detroit
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Michigan
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Briggs
Chrysler Corporation
Walter Reuther
John S. Bugas
Ford-Uaw
Fort Worth chemical firm wins UMW restraint order
Judge R B Young granted a temporary restraining order against United Mine Workers regional director Arthur Nusser and UMW Local 12237 officers, stopping picketing methods at Consolidated Chemical Industries plant. A hearing for a permanent injunction was set for 9 am Saturday with a possible $50 000 damages claim for lost business.
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Fort Worth
R. B. Young
48Th District Court
Consolidated
Young
Hillsboro Girl Killed Crossing Highway 171
Letha Laverne Miller a 16 year old Negro girl of Hillsboro was killed five miles north of Hillsboro while crossing Highway 171. A drizzling rain fell as William T Berry of Cleburne was named as the car driver by the sheriff's department.
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Hillsboro
Letha Laverne Miller
Here
Sheriff's Department
William T. Berry
Cleburne
Lightning Blaze Destroys O'Donnell High School
A fire suspected to be sparked by lightning gutted O'Donnell High School in the early hours. Superintendent S F Fletcher put the damage at 75000 dollars with five second floor classrooms demolished and three more heavily damaged.
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O'Donnell
O'Donnell High School
S. F. Fletcher
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