La Porte to ask hangar plans be changed
The La Porte city commission urged the Tejas National Guard to move the proposed hangar to the east side of the existing facility at the airport to avoid future terminal plans and traffic issues. A land reservation was approved for a future terminal on the west side.
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LA Porte
Tejas National Guard
Guard
National Guard
W. H. Baugh
John Kubler
The
la Porte City
John Kijbler
Commission
M. D.burgin
Kijbler
Youth Road-eo Planned For Crosby Teens
The Crosby Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a teen age road co for youthful motorists on April 30. Winner advances to regional, then state, and finally national contests. Jerry Prochazka named general chairman. committee includes Johnny Hawk Tex Tyler Clarke Heirmanimus Ray Worthy Alvin Stasney Monroe Ewell. All contestants under 20. cars must be standard gearshift fleet type. no moving violation in last six months. Entry forms from Johnny Hank. at least 50 participants expected.
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Crosby Junior Chamber of Commerce
Road-Co
Winer
Commerte Road-Co
Jerry Prochazka
Roead-Co
Johnny Hawk
Tex Tyler
Clarke Heironimus
Ray Worthy
Alvin Stasney
Monroe Ewell
Johnny Hank
Births in area listed for April at San Jacinto Memorial
Stork Stops MAVEN announces the birth of William Angus on April 72 at San Jacinto Memorial hospital, weighing seven pounds seven ounces. Grandparents include Mrs. W. A. Kevin and Mr. and Mrs. George C. Craig. Also listed: Jonathan Mark Petrash born April 11 at San Jacinto Memorial. six pounds, ten ounces. Charles Michael Petrash born April 13. nine pounds four ounces. Grandparents described. Nog Leon Anders born April 16. weight seven pounds. Jonathan Glenn Johnson born April 11. six pounds. David Otto Griffith born April 11. nine and a half pounds. Sherry Lynn Behrens born April 4. six and a half pounds. Grandparents named for each family.
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Patrasit Me
John Petrash
Si7
Harvey
Jonathan Mark
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Henry J. Petrash
Schulenberg
Mabel Parker
Baytown
Anders Br
Leon B. Anders
Miingis
Nog! Leon
San Jacinto MeMoral Hospital
Wis
Enias ViNanueva
Monterrey
Mexico
Harry Anders
Kemab
Carver P-TA Group Presents Songs and Poems
The Carver P-TA meeting at Carver High School Library featured fourth grade pupils performing songs, poems, and choral readings under Mrs. C. R. Sheffield. After the program, punch and cookies were served. Mrs. L. M. Belt serves as president.
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Carver P-Ta
Carver High School
C. R. Sheffield
L. M. Belt
Texans In Armed Forces Rise In First Quarter 1935
Texas reports 13,123 to armed forces in January through March with 10,601 enlisting and 2,292 drafted via 137 draft boards. About 142,000 Texans were in uniform at end of March, down from 152,000 a year earlier. Operation Mercy test in Beaumont declared a success despite minor bugs.
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Austin
Uniformed Services
Paul L. Wakefield
Selective Service
National Selective Service
Washington
Army
Armed Forces
Tme
Texas Draft Boards
Beaumont
Fex
Earl Warren Declines Presidential Candidacy Irrevocably
Washington UPI Chief Justice Earl Warren said he will never seek the presidency and will not change his stance under any circumstances. He called speculation about a Warren bid embarrassing to his duties as chief justice, insisting he remains dedicated to the Supreme Court.
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Earl Warren
Lyle G. Witson
Washington
Mr. Warren
United States Supreme Court
Warren
Eisenhower
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Wiliam Tecumseh Sherman
Sherman
Mexico and United States Sign Workers Agreement
The United States and Mexico signed a 16 point agreement in Mexico City to improve handling of Mexican workers temporarily in the U.S. and curb illegal entry. It approves recommendations on border patrol expansion, employer penalties, fence and tower construction, worker identification, and stronger coordination between nations to reduce illegal labor movement.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Mexico City
U.S
Atomic Energy Chief Rules Nevada Tests Barely Affect Radiation
Washington AP report quotes AEC chairman Lewis Strauss saying fallout from Nevada atomic tests is only barely added to natural radiation. He dismisses alarmist forecasts and notes tests provide critical data for civil defense, insisting global liberty relies on maintaining scientific progress and strength.
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Jowan A
Atomic Energy Commiline
Strauss
Nevada
Pacific
Soviet
Russia
Shipyard to Build $6 Million High Speed Tanker for Texas Co
Maritime administrator Clarence Morse announced Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co will construct a $6 million high speed tanker under the government graddon-and-build program. The vessel, to be completed by summer 1956, will be delivered to the Texas Company.
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Washington
Clarence G. Morse
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Texas Company
Listening Guide and Schedule Highlight Weekend Broadcasts
Radio listings show Dare Wile The Duka island program and Tran News Bhan on Saturday evening. Sunday morning features Mtg For gyiday in Par and The Cheivtophers show. Monday morning includes Og Fuuutio Shi Show and a Baptist Serenade, with a Duke program closing the period.
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noNient Tran News
Gyiday
Ienten
Gallam
Shewaet Meights
Intel
Church
Nik Parke
Rana Mayy
Chunnalley
BiMiew
Virat Baptist Charen HS
Aude
Uebd
Roxy Safety Association
Beams of
Wile the Duke
Area Deaths—Mrs Manila Battle, former Mont Belvieu resident
Mrs Manila AH Battle died Saturday morning in Durant Oklahoma where she had lived since 142 Funeral services set for 10 am Monday at Holmes Funeral Home Durant Survivors include two daughters Mrs Relaa of Samhadle Texas and Mrs Foe Holland of May Oklahoma and one son Chaney Battle of Durant
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Mra
Manila
AH. Battle
Mont Belvieu
Durant
Okla
Ary Hill
Holmes Puneral
Mise Rela Aatie
Samhadle
Tex
Foe Holland
May
O'a
Ald
Chaney Batlle
Livestock Fort Worth Up USDA Weekly Report
USDA weekly livestock summary shows all classes roughly steady after earlier declines. Tops include beef steers at 24, mixed yearlings 22, with good and choice heifers 17.60 to 21.40 and commercial 12.00 to 16.50. Slaughter calves 17.50 to 21.50, heavier calves 22, cull and utility cows 10 to 14. Medium and good stocker yearlings and calves steady to strong, with active trade all week.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Slayer Of Daughter Gets Execution Stay
Henry William Meyer, convicted in Harris County for the gunshot killing of his married daughter Elsie Yearwood, received a 30 day stay of execution. Gov Allan Shivers office announced the reprieve extends the execution date from May to June 5. The defense argued marital troubles impaired Meyer's mind after an eight year marriage ended.
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Austin
Henry William Meyer
Harris County
Allan Shivers
Meyer
Elsie Yearwood
Mrs Flo O Byarne Dies in Houston
Mrs Flo O Byarne known as Flo Meacy O Byrne died Saturday morning in a Houston hospital at age 61. She lived at 2305 Kentucky and worked as Rev Denis Kennedy's housekeeper. She was a member of the Altar Society of St Joseph's Catholic Church. Survivors include her sister Pearl Toler of Houston and nephew Emory Toler of Chicago. Earthmen Funeral Home will send her body to Florence Katy for services and burial. Definite arrangements for the services have not been made.
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Flo Meacy O'Byrne
Houston Hospital
Denis Kennedy
Kentucky
Altar Society
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Pearl Toler
Houston
Nephesy
Emory Toler
Chicago
Earthmen
Haneral Home
Florence
Katy
National Geographic Society trains teachers nationwide abroad
The National Geographic Society reports a large program training teachers across the United States and in foreign countries through Clarke School for the Deaf in Northampton Massachusetts serving as a hub for field training and dissemination of geographic education.
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Clarke ‘School For the Deak
Northampton
Mass
United States
National ‘ Geoseaphic Society
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H. P. Pfeiffer
Kubler
Crosby
Mike Franssen
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Texas
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Ben John Frederics
Gost
Roptney Srnr
Veterans Administration
TOR
Bagwi
Mackeh Shack
Texas Ave
MISS
Janice Harman
Janice
ML A, Skirman
Delr Park
Singing Tees
Sernoneinto’ High School
Roberts
Irma Ingraham
Ashbel Smith
Percy R. Fayle
J. E Turner Jr
Ho IL Davis
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HL EL Fisher
Janice Mauteris
Regina Bevel
Burnet
Rd, Adkins
Malcolm Jones
K Cox
George D. Bruce
Dorothy.Atkins
Mae
J. C. Holsombsek
Mark Peterson
Grace Rowe
Alzuma Crain
Enid Collins
Highlands
K. T. Sammons
J. HW. Sammons
CR. Waters
Rita Bird
Sadean Lang
Jack Bickley
Lamar
Th W. Friske
W. H. Bridges
W Marshall
Mabul Padgett
Blanche Fen- Liman
Charlene Hayden
Mary Creel
San Jacinto
Thesicians
FP. L. Jaubert
T. S. Howell
R. W. Pipkin
Kellar Greenfield
William Sharp
Bille Blakey
Glenna Phillips
Corinne Odom
Elizabeth Doize
Charity Stone
Claudia Bernaud
Krel
Warner Bros
Brersen
Threir
Agy
Warnercolor ainemaSeg Oee
Stencoprome
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Dorothy AN Malone
Ato
Manila Battle
Sylvan Club
Margie Ryan
Bandera Ranch
Warwer Bros
Warwercolor
Olson “Waimore “Massey Hunter Hale Fra
Zeisig
Morgan
Banderra Ranchers
Flo O'Byrne
Tricity Club Market St. Ed, Wooster
Kitty Green
Frenchy
Angs
Aurel
Ners and the Gladiators Cinemascape
Walt Disney
Pegs IS
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Iva Hima
Geards Ars
Acadsiay
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