Loyalist Dems in Texas Court ruling on anti Truman suit
Texas Supreme Court overturns lower court injunction in a suit by anti Truman Loyalist Democrats challenging Fort Worth party actions. The ruling centers on whether the District Court had jurisdiction to decide issues raised by Penrose and Mrs Smith while noting damages questions remained untouched. Justice G B Smedley dissented on key points, arguing courts have no jurisdiction in political question matters and that Loyalist officers should be removed from party roles.
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Round Town Updates and Community Notes at FON
Round Town items mention Mrs Jesse Bolles family with a son and social notices from Vernon Ploeger and Dr Dockendorff about baby sitting. Ed Stayton expands in financial circles while Warren urges a big benefit show. Mrs De Tremblay plans events for San Angelo students. Dittman talks building plans. Mrs HApitas on mumps list. Rosalie Myers, George Gentry traveling, and stories of local incidents and everyday life across the community.
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Oleo Forces Claim New Victory In Tax Reform Fight
The oleomargarine bloc in Congress claimed a triumph over the daily states by a compromise version of the oleo tax repeal bill. The measure was advanced by both houses but still requires approval. The conference junked a triangular packaging provision for colored oleo and added labeling rules. Repeal of all federal taxes on margarine remained in play alongside other duties. The bill now requires oleomargarine or margarine to appear in letters at least as large as other words and in type no smaller than 20 point. Context includes FEPC debates and McCarthy related inquiries as part of a busy political agenda.
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U S. Claim On Texas Harbors Alarms Texas Leaders
Attorney General Price Daniel said the federal government now claims Texas harbors and tidelands. He noted the brief to the Supreme Court places ports like Galveston Corpus Christi Brownsville Beaumont Port Arthur and Houston under federal claim. Daniel warned the move could cloud titles to valuable port properties and trigger large financial stakes.
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Dallas Policy Racket Violence Sparks 13 Year Era
Denver Post outlines a 13 year violence arc in Dallas linked to policy rackets starting with Ben Frieden’s 1936 slaying. It lists 12 violent incidents against or connected to policy mob figures including Benny Binion, Bob Aliynd, Herbert Noble, and Hollis Delis Green, noting police and district attorney joint rackets investigations.
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Sander Mercy Trial Sees Jury Panels Form in Manchester
In Manchester New Hampshire February 92 a 12 man jury for Dr Hermann N Sander’s mercy murder trial was set with nine Catholics and three Protestants. Defense Attorney Louis B Weman accused the state prosecutor of press leaks risking a fair trial as the third day of proceedings opened. Prosecutor William Phinney denied releasing important information to reporters and the judge urged restraint as details about veniremen had appeared after court adjournment yesterday.
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Meister Named Chairman of East Harris Welfare League
Allen Meister of Baytown, a veteran Community Chest worker, is elected chairman of the board of trustees for the East Harris County Welfare League a Red Feather agency replacing J E Seale who has served since the league’s organization 16 years ago. Ben S Love elected vice chairman and Fennema Fennema named secretary treasurer. Seale honored with a board resolution.
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Britain To Polls Tomorrow From Close General Election
London reports the day before Britains five year parliament election with Conservatives and Labour both claiming a majority of the 622 House of Commons seats. Voting starts at 7 am local time and results are expected late Wednesday night in U S time amid forecast cloudy skies and rain risk across England.
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Federal Man To Explain New Wage And Hour Law
A Baytown meeting at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce offices will explain the amended wage and hour law. Clyde Cloninger of the U S Department of Labor will lead a Q A session at 3 p m Thursday and offer private conferences via Nelson McElroy.
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Chest Advisory Group Named for Bay Town Refinery Boss Chair
Gordon L. Farned of Bay Town Refinery is named chair of the Fast Barris County Community Chest advisory committee by George H. Gentry the group's new president. Members include J Bryan Stratton E B Cleveland and N B Ballard. The panel will pick a campaign chairman for the 1950 drive and assist the chairman in running it, with the campaign due to start in October and a campaign chairman likely within 10 days.
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Final Effort To Avert Phone Strike Underway
Washington February 22 Federal mediators pressed to avert a nationwide telephone strike set for Friday. Cyrus S. Ching and aides faced possible postponement requests as talks stalled. The CIO Communication Workers of America and Bell System showed willingness to resume negotiations but in different conditions.
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House To Act On Amended Tax Bills
Austin Feb 22 Senate amended tax bills return to the Texas House as the special session nears its end. Cigarette levy rises one cent per pack, boosting annual revenue to 7.5 million for a hospital building program. omnibus tax up 10 percent would raise about 22 million for hospital operations. Senate action awaits House concurrence or conference. Senate also approves a resolution urging Truman to seek Dean Acheson’s resignation over Alger Hiss controversy.
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Meter Holiday Confuses City Police
Foster, the muellerman, notes no parking tickets today for Washington’s Birthday holiday. Patrolmen and police chief H. E. McKee announce no tickets for overparking. Meters fill up with cars as motorists forget the holiday, predicting strong take.
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13 Injured As Fire Destroys Big Hotel
A pre dawn fire destroyed Glens Falls Towers hotel injuring 13 including a fireman buried under a collapsed wall. About 36 guests escaped via improvised bed sheet ropes or ladders. Four firemen were buried under debris and rescued within an hour with only one hurt.
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State Allots Funds For Harris Road Work
The State Highway Commission announced 13 road projects totaling 510300 dollars. Harris County project accounts for nearly half, widening structures and adding surfacing on U.S. 290 from the Waller County line southeast for 23.1 miles at an estimated 281000 dollars.
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Truman vows force to defend democracy in Washington speech
President Truman warned that the United States will use force to defend democracy if needed, pledging ceaseless pursuit of peace and stronger allied defenses. He urged unified action under the United Nations and emphasized moral and material strength of free nations over reliance on atomic weapons.
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Short Route Bridges Could Gain State Funds
W T Busch, president of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce, told a State Highway Commission hearing in Austin that funds for two short route bridges across the Trinity River bottoms are most encouraging for inclusion in the 1950 53 state budget. He noted the highway panel abandonment and said the proposed bridges will connect the county after the lowland road foundation is complete, using existing charity roads to reach the crossings.
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Cold Front Heads Toward Gulf Ahead of Warmer Weather
A hook like cold front swept across Texas driving temperatures down to the 40s and 20s in minutes as it moved toward the Gulf of Mexico. The Weather Bureau forecast clearing skies and warmer air following the front with dry conditions along the Brownsville region by afternoon. Rain and clouds were noted along the Gulf Coast with some northeast Texas showers possible and state temperatures ranging from Amarillo at 24 to Brownsville in the 70s. Reports cited heavy rainfall in Lee County and Beaumont, while Dalhart recorded a low of 24 and Laredo a high near 70.
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Mardi Gras ends as Lent begins in New Orleans
Thousands of revelers shuffled through jittered streets as Ash Wednesday marked the start of Lent. Crowds lined St Louis Cathedral after a day of parades and revelry, while the Duke and Duchess of Windsor drew attention as royal observers bowed before Rex and his queen.
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Priest Killed for 7 Dollars and a Car
SINTON Feb 22 sheriff said youth admits slaying Catholic priest Rev Leonard Petrykus at Immaculate Conception Church Gregory over $7 and the priest’s car. Nixon, 19, former reform school inmate, is jailed after a crash near Aransas Pass. Police say robbery was motive. confession not signed yet.
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Texarkana Elects "Boy Mayor" in Run-off
Texarkana residents choose Carroll Sniter a 2 year attorney who opened a law office last year as the new mayor. In the municipal run-off, Hiffler defeated incumbent Bruce Cunningham by 151 votes, tallying 1,319 to 2,168. Sniter is a Southern Methodists University Law School graduate.
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