Newspapermen Told How They Can Curb Sex Crime Rise
Edvin S. of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urged editors to publish and spotlight sex crime stories to deter offenders. He cited rising rape and child victim rates over 15 years and pressed for strong policing and responsible reporting by newspapers nationwide.
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Tarrant County Demos Hold Pledge Battle Before Meeting
Fort Worth reports a fight over purging members who did not sign the 1948 loyalty pledge. County Chairman C E McKnight says no special motive, but some quarters seek to unseat the 47 non signers tied to the Truman ticket. McKnight warns members against outside instructions while attorney Earnest May notes pledges can only be enforced by majority vote.
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Unemployment Falls in Texas in March
Texas unemployment dropped 1.12 percent in March to 72,520, a 9,120 decline from February. Dallas saw the largest drop with 2,750 fewer unemployed, Houston followed with 2,500 fewer, while Galveston-Texas City rose by 1,00 unemployed. Lubbock recorded the lowest unemployment rate at 2.9 percent.
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Byron Rose New Manager At Fair
Byron Rose aged 31 is named the new manager of the Fair Department Store in Baytown replacing Harry Drrden who resigned after two years. Rose, former manager of the Gladewater Fair Store, has been with the organization about six years and is married with a daughter Elizabeth. John Bartlett, 20, formerly with Gladewater, has transferred to Baytown joining the firm after about three years with the chain.
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Air Force to Sell 1100 Used Vehicles at Kelly AFB
At Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio 1100 vehicles deemed usable for civilian service will be sold to the public from May 2 to 15. The range includes trucks autos and weapons carriers. Bids may be placed on single units or in lots of two to 25, says Major William Condy disposal officer.
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