Interior Likely to Take Over Flood Control Work
Washington officials say a Truman reorganization plan would move flood control tasks from the Army Engineers to the Interior Department. The plan, likely to reach Congress in about a week, would implement Hoover commission recommendations and could become law within about 60 days unless blocked by Congress.
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Deputies Climax Feud With Fists in Office
Fort Worth witnesses describe a long standing feud between Chief Deputy Sheriff A B Carter and ex deputy Jon Hill ending in a two to three minute fist fight in the sheriff's office. Carter was seen with a bandaged eye and facial scratches while Hill stood over him. Sheriff Sully Montgomery said no action would be taken until all facts are known and that both combatants declined to file charges.
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Texas Draft Dodgers Decrease During 1952
A drop in Texas draft delinquents in early 1952 was reported by Selective Service. Brig. Gen. Paul Wakefield said local boards logged 75 delinquents on rolls at end of March, down from 935 at year end. Dallas, Harris, El Paso, Edinburg, San Antonio, and Eart Worth led, with Dallas County highest. Thirty-three boards showed no delinquents in March.
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Coffee spill lawsuit seeks damages against American Airlines
In Fort Worth a $7,509 damage suit was filed in federal district court by Kay Larson, a Cox’s department store buyer, alleging a stewardess spilled scalding coffee on her aboard a New York to Dallas flight last August 29, causing injury, disfigurement and medical expenses.
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Bright Future Seen For Texas Gulf Co
Texas Gulf Producing Co. announced plans to begin cashing in on years of planning for exploration and development. At the annual meeting, chairman Gordon W. Reed cited good prospects for future oil and gas production in West Texas Saskatchewan and Louisiana.
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Officer Suspended For Drunk Driving in Houston Case
A Houston municipal officer was suspended after a drunken driving arrest in suburban Pasadena and for resisting arrest after a minor traffic incident. The officer claimed he was beaten by fellow officers, while Pasadena and Houston patrolmen admitted a scuffle occurred but said Broussard fought them from arrival to imprisonment.
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Shortages Of Metal Give Help To Cupid
Romancing couples at PALISADES PARK NW found help from metal shortages and high labor costs as the park opened. Seats in the tunnel of love were nine inches narrower to conserve metal and construction costs, bringing couples closer together this summer.
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