Texas Takes Care of Its Own Polio Drive Reach Texas Areas
Gonzales September drive urges Texans to support Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation near Palmetto Park as bed and facility space are sought. The center, founded 1937, serves Texas children with physical, psychological and vocational rehabilitation while offering education and social programs.
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Texas
Gonzales
Gonzales Warm Springs
Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation
Palmetto State Park
Texas Treatment Center
United States
Look Younger, Live Longer Condensation Preview
Reader's Digest presents an 11 page condensation titled Look Younger Look Younger and Live Longer by Gayelord Hauser. The feature highlights five so called wonder foods said to extend lifespan and improve happiness.
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Gayelord Hauser
Reader's Digest
Nurse's death ruled suicide in New Hampshire
Merrimack County officials declared Helen A. Maciolek 25 died by suicide from a barbital overdose. The secretary to Dr. Herman Sanders testified in a murder trial in Candia before her death was found near her Hooksett home. County Prosecutor Perkins said the case is closed.
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Concord
N. H
Herman Sanders
Helen A. Maciolek
Merrimack
Miss Maciolek
Candia
Raymond A. Perkins
Perkins
Livestock Sales Continue Strong At Georgetown
Georgetown sales show robust cattle demand with top hogs at 2150 and many calves listed by local sellers. Notable offerings include Henry Johnson 395 lb calf at 2760 and multiple steers and cows from Georgetown and surrounding towns with prices ranging from 17.40 to 30.10 per hundredweight.
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Georgetown
H. H. Adams
Henry Johnson
W. L. Mann
Co. C. Fisher
Florence
D. W. Box
Fred Anderson
Floyd Tucker
Bertram
Clyde Brown
Willie Hester
Round Rock
Martin Buckhorn
Walburg
H. H. Jenkins
Joe Whitted
Liberty Hill
Burness Williams
Joe Tschoerner
Taylor Mayor Kollman Overcame Death to Back Agriculture
A special profile on Taylor Mayor R. E. Kollman recounts his 1933 railroad crash near Houston, six months in hospital, and comeback. It traces his career from cotton buying to Davis Kollman firm, and his rise to mayor with focus on street improvements, agriculture expansion, and plans for a Taylor livestock show and rodeo. He has led civic groups, including Lions Club and Shrine activities.
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Taylor
R. E. “Nitter” Kollman
Nitter
Kollman
Vons
D. B Goldstein
Logan Scounne
Houston
Goldstein
Speegile
Harris County
Taylor High
Texas A&m College
Bryan
D. B. Goldstein
Santa Ana
Colemanaw
Aes. Man
Santa Ans
Mary Jane Wilkinson
John
Edwin Ray
Davis Cotton Company
Davis Kollman
Central Texas
Burglars Strike Thompson Lumber and Safeway in Taylor
In Taylor on the weekend two burglaries occurred. At Thompson Lumber Company an office window was forced, drawers ransacked, the safe knob knocked off and about 20 dollars in silver stolen. A fingerprint search failed to find prints, suggesting gloves. An attempt at Safeway Stores broke the back door lock. an effort to move the safe onto a grocery truck failed.
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Taylor
Thompson Lumber Company
Austin
Safeway
World Bank Chief Urges Tito to Seek Aid
Eugene Black, president of the World Bank, said Tito really needs help to cope with Yugoslavia’s economic problems. Black, who recently visited Belgrade, called the summer drought in Yugoslavia serious and saw no sign of war jitters in the country.
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Frankfort
Germany
United Nations
World Bank
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Eugene Black
Belgrade
Captain Neighbors assigned to duty in Japan and Korea
Luling reports Captain Bill Neighbors of the United States Air Force has been assigned to duty in Japan and Korea. Mrs. Neighbors and their children will live with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Connevey, while he is overseas.
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Luling
ANS
Bill Neighbors
United States Air Force
Japan
Korea
99 Year Prison Term for Kyle Man Murder
Morris Washington of Kyle received a 99 year sentence from a special jury for the murder of John Espinosa on December 4, 1949. The trial, begun last week, featured a venire including Raymond Jenkins and other jurors. Other docket items included sentences of 20 and 25 years for Sammy Poe and Lawrence Ketchen on robbery pleas and two years for forgery.
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San Marcos
ANS
Morris Washington
Kyle
John Espinosa
Raymond Jenkins
Theodore F. Hoch
Robert Baker
J. B. Elliott
J. K. Greenshaw
Hudson Bales
John Ferguson
Searcy Smith
L. B Jennings
C. F E. Gantt
Lee Ellis
Eston Rogers
Sammy Poe
Lawrence Ketchen
Dupree
Bartlett Woman Injured While Driving Stray Animal
Mrs. W. A. Hatch fell at her Bartlett home while driving a stray animal from her yard. She fractured her right arm above the wrist and sustained other minor injuries.
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Bartlett
W. A. Hatch
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