Four More Price Clinics See OPS Plans Intensive Effort Here
Charles Winerich Houston director for the Office of Price Stabilisation announces four additional price clinics in Baytown as part of an intensive effort to help Southeast Texas businessmen comply with price regulations. Clinics run Monday to the next three Mondays in the Chamber of Commerce offices. OPS price specialists will answer questions on regulations. The OPS director notes 92 meetings were scheduled in the 38 county Houston district during August to help merchants plan attendance.
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Baytown
Texas
Charles Winerich
Houston
Office of
Chamber of Commerce
North Ashbel
OPS
Texas Tourists Favor New York City Attractions
A New York City hotel survey finds nearly 158000 Texas residents will visit this year ranking the Statue of Liberty Times Square and the Empire State Building as top draws. Visitors stay about four days spend around 100 dollars and June is the peak month. Also: Lackland Air Force Base withdraws from inter-service football due to military duties.
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New York
Texas
New York City
Statue of Liberty
Times Square
Empire State Building
RCA
June
Three-Week Drunk Brings 3-Week Term
A Bartown man who claimed to be drunk for three weeks faced a drunk charge before Corporation Judge C. S. McCullough. He was fined $75, with projected jail time of three weeks and three days if he pays the fine, or nine weeks if he serves the term instead.
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Corporation
C. S. McCullough
Standings From Friday's Games Across Cities
Houston vs Fort Worth, Beaumont at Oklahoma City, San Antonio at Dallas, Shreveport at Tulsa highlighting regional matchups and current standings.
Marshall Women Get Reinforcement
Fort Worth extends support to Marshall housewives disputing Social Security tax payments for domestic help. Miss Fannie DeLoach, 70, arrives with two relatives among the 19 women. She says she came to lend moral support and to join the collective effort against the government stance.
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Fort Worth
Marshall
Fannie DeLoach
Miss DeLoach
Etheldra Spanger
Dorothy Martin
Louise Littlejohn
DeLoach
W. S. Martin
Texas League pennant battle tightens with five teams
With three-quarters of the season gone the Texas League race tightens as Houston leads, Beaumont trails Dallas by one game, and San Antonio and Fort Worth sit within several games. Buffs beat Fort Worth 5 2 on Roy Breene’s grand slam. Eagles win 4 3 over San Antonio as Ed Varhely relieves in the eighth. Beaumont routs Oklahoma City 7 2 while Shreveport tops Tulsa 8 to complete the round.
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Oklahoma
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Shreveport O* Ohers
Shreveport
Houston
Oklahoma City
United Press
Bunshoes
Dallas Eagles
Buffs
Roy Breeme
Eagles
Missions
Lite
Walt Lanfranconi
Padres
Ed Varhely
Roy Lanner
John Pavlick
He. Beaumont
VFW And Leggett Open Series For Bunting Tonight
VFW and Leggett's Drug begin a best of three Hi City League softball final tonight at 7 30 on Lee Diamond Thro. Louis Carter is expected to pitch for VFW with WFL Mize for Leggett's Drug. Key players include Chester Burchett, Bill Andrus, Eugene Fogle, Buddy Duke, James Wilson, Johnny Cuthbertson, and Doyle Creeihmore.
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Lee Diamond
Glenn
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WFL
Chester Burchett
Bill Andrus
Eugene Fogle
Buddy Duke
Leon Sanders
Bill Bradbury
David Arnett
James Wilson
Johnny Cuthbertson
Donnie Huron
Cookie Gerber
James Griggs
David Burke
Doyle Creeihmore
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