Congressional Roundup: Housing Vote In U S House
Congress faces a Friday vote in the House on a federal housing project amid disputes over funding. Democrats clash with the administration over public authority and New Deal pace while other items touch on investigations and appointments in the Senate and attorney selections.
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Civic Week ends with student duties and council talks
Civic Day closes Civic Week as students assemble at City Hall for town duties. Mayor Taylor and councilmen plan a meeting to discuss problems. REL teachers shift to student teaching roles while organizers credit student leadership and community input from a banquet and talks by education and chamber leaders.
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Page Cre Jisse Duarte
Conrad Mickel
Garoage
Reggie Harper
A.m
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F.C. Saxon
J. W. Gammel
Jimmie Rae Treat
Texas Association of Student Councils
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Barry Rosenzweig
Marcia White
Janice LeBlanc
Sammvy
Martha Leach
Mary Satterwhite
Mona Leste
Tommy Morris
Jack Brady
Insuranceman Charged With Four Hot Checks
A 25-year-old Baytown man identified as insurance agent James F. Ingram was charged with four counts of swindling by check. He was arrested at his home and released on bond after spending a night in jail. The charges were filed in Justice of the Peace Roscoe Zierlein's court.
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Ceck
James FE. Ingram
North Jones
Pail Anderso
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Rev Bowlen's Sister Dies At Childress
The Rev Lonnie Bowlen and his wife travel to Childress after learning of the death of his sister Mrs Will Robertson. Bowlen serves as pastor of the Central Assembly of God church in the area.
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Krizak Seeks District 1 Council Seat With Public Statement
M J Krizak 51 of 2630 West Main issues a candidacy statement for District 1. He outlines birth and upbringing in Wei mar, work at a cotton gin and farm, service in the Humble plant and as an MP guard, then owner of Tri-City Monument Co at Market and West Main. He cites four children Melvin Jr Eugene Daniel Catherine Ann and wife Annie. He pledges support for better streets drainage and sanitation and a pay as you go policy while backing city government and departments.
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Weimar
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Annie Placek
Baytow
Toa
Humble
Tri-City Monument Co
Market and
Melvin Jr
University of Houston
St. Thomas University
Houston
Bumble
Eugene
Lee College
Texas University
Daniel
Arie
Catherine Ann
St. Joseph's School
Baytown
Annie
Brando Settles $2 Million Suit With Fox
Hollywood April 2 UPI Marlon Brando reached an out of court settlement of a $2 million lawsuit from 20th Century Fox after he refused to appear in a film. He will return to work June 7, and the studio withdrew the suit after Brando agreed to share costs from his May 3 no show for The Egyptian, production beginning a month later with a replacement actor. The settlement amount was not disclosed.
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Duke Parr Faces First Big Test In School Election
In Benavides Texas Duke Parr known as The Duke of Duval faces his initial power test at the polls as the Benavides school district election proceeds. With 79th District Judge A S Broadfoot ordering ballots impounded after polls close, six candidates contest three board seats split between Parr supporters and opponents from Freer. Anticipation centers on whether Sparkman Garza and Mayberry can prevail against incumbent allies Kelly Green and Carey.
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George B. Parr
Duke
Duval
Allan Shivers
Texas
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A. S. Broadfoot
Freer
Alice
Parr
Broadfoot
W. C. Kelly
Paul Green
Troy Carey
F. J. Sparkman
Manuel Garza
Bob Mayberry
Lawrence Warburton Jr
Sparkman
Garza
Mayberry
New Son Born to Mr and Mrs E Davis of Dayton
Stork reports the Davis family welcomes a son, Charles Elmer, born March 29 at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Grandparents include Elmer Green and J F Bolton. great grandparents listed from several Gulf Coast towns. Mullens announce birth of Craig Edward on March 1 at same hospital. grandparents L B Johnson of Cleveland and two great grandmothers named Ida Kirkland and G M Bullias.
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E. Davis
Dayton
Chales Elmer
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Elmer Green
Stewart
J. F. Bolton
Mortal
J. F. Green
J. C. Glass, Sr
Cold Springs
Florence Davis
Zavalla
H. E Harvill
Lufkin
Baytown Jaycees Seek Liberty Junior Chamber Formation
Baytown Jaycees plan an informal Friday night meeting in Liberty to explore forming a Liberty Junior Chamber of Commerce. President Max Goldfield sent invitations to 40 Liberty men aged 21 to 35 to attend.
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Liberty
Britton Cravens area association details identified
The document lists the Goos e Creek area boundaries from West Main to Lita and adjacent streets, dues of 2 dollars per house annually, and quarterly general meetings with the April meeting noted. It notes electing directors at a likely called meeting and states the purpose is to address common property holder concerns.
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Missouri
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Huggins Avenue
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Britton-Cravens
Trustees Endorse Current Policy Split Looms in Race
Matthews backs current school policy while Mills and Tilton praise it. If Mills and Tilton win, power tilts toward supporters of the status quo. if Mrs Farr and Smith win, opponents gain influence by 43 votes. Mrs Farr refused to discuss policies, citing the paper as biased. Smith had no comment on policy or gym plans, while Mills and Tilton defend keeping the present staff and approach. Four candidate boxes will be placed in local stores and the elementary cafeteria.
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Mills and Tilton
Leo Barber
Pearl Irish
W. Carrell Smith
George Mills
Lee Tilton
Farr
Smith
Barbers Hill
Chambers County
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Mills
Iset's
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Livestock Prices Reported at Fort Worth Auction
Livestock market at Fort Worth on April 2 shows cattle lean with limited offerings. Feeder steers 19 to 21, utility cows 10.50 to 11.20, canners 7 to 10.50, bulls 14.50, calves 15 to 19, hogs 50 with butchers weaker, sows scarce, select hogs 180 to 240 dollars per hundredweight.
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Sprayberry for Pay-As-You-Go on City Projects
Jonn W. Sprayberry, 50, of 3317 Michigan, runs for Baytown District 1 council seat promising pay-as-you-go city improvements, strict budgeting, and in city planning to address traffic, playgrounds, and growth while pledging to serve the public with a clear conscience.
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Jonn W. Sprayberry
Michigan
Sprayberry
Baytown
Mount Enterprize
Rusk County
Humble Club
Sprayberries
Bill Wilson
Kingsville
Infant Daughter Services Held In Baytown
Day old Helen Marie Funderburkt daughter of Mr and Mrs David Punderburkt of Baytown died at Baytown hospital. Graveside rites were held at 3 p m Friday at San Jacinto Memorial Park with Rev J Bran non officiating. Burial by Harsiman funeral home. Survived by brother Robert Funderbark four sisters Kathy Ann Funderbark and grandparents D A Albright and Mrs Katie GL Finderburk all of Baytown.
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David Punderburkt
Baytown
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Jamey Brannon
Grace Methodist Church
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Robert Funderbark
Kathy Ann Funderbark
D. A. Albright
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Hearing Set On State Taxes In Texas Senate Session
In Austin on April 2, a hearing was set in the Texas Senate on Gov. Allan Shivers tax bill aimed at funding roughly 26 million dollars in pay raises and boosting revenue. The House approved a 30 million dollar administration tax package, shifting taxes on gas production, beer, and corporate franchise, while facing Senate opposition led by Rep. Murphy and Rep. Bergman. The measure, authored by Rep. Isorge T. Hinson, seeks a constitutional path to tax pipelines and would adjust gas tax rates if ruled constitutional. The House passed it on second reading but failed to secure final approval, adjourned briefly, then reconvened for another legislative day.
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Allan Shivers
Texas Senate
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Isorge T. Hinson
Mineola
U.S. Supreme Court
Hinson
Charles Murphy
Houston
Douglas Bergman
Dallas
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