Texas Supreme Court Report June 24 1963 opinions and actions
Texas Supreme Court issued multiple opinions and actions on June 24 1963 including reversals remands and denials across numerous cases. Rehearings were overruled and writs of error dismissed in several matters while some trials and appeals were remanded to district courts for further proceedings in accordance with the opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Investment Co
HOS. Green
HH. Harrington Jr
Reffroad Commission of Texas
Travis
Crather Rake Fort. Worth
Denver’ Railway Co
Ranepee Hale
Victor
Commercial Standard Insurance Co
Merit. Clothing Co
Fannin Oorts Keither
Theta fAerie Son
Dallas
Factors Co
Washburn Storace Co
Bexar
Lite
Ins
Winfred
H. Mclaughlin
Harris
Erich N. Rosenthal
Groves
State Highway Dept
John H. Kieppen
Bexidheest Oil Corp
E. de Mengers
Fyte Cement & Supply Cog Ince
Algin
Hacker
Sheeman
Jonhson
Herbert &. Walker
St Harris
Pioneer Nature Gas Co
KEN Paving. Co
Lubbock
Texas
LC. Traylor
Independey
M. G. Perry
Burris Vs
Associated Emplayets Ins
Collingsworth
Felix A. ‘Davis
Brooklinerust Co
Foard
Fyfe Bement & Supply. Co
Alvin Hocker
Sherman
Gulf Oil reports record 1963 earnings and new refineries
Gulf Oil Corp directors in Houston announced 1963 earnings of about 371 million dollars, up 9 percent from 1962, with earnings per share of 3.65. They plan two new refineries, one in the United States with under 100000 barrels per day capacity, and a European plant of about 40000 barrels per day, with several sites under study.
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Houston
Gulf Oil Corp
Texas
Gulf
United States
Europe
We.k. Whiteford
Whiteford
E.D. Brockett
U.S
Brockett
Gulf Coast States
J . B.R. Dorsey
Weather Damage To Vegetables Up Living Cost
Washington report shows December prices rose 0.2 percent mainly due to weather damage to vegetable crops. The consumer price index reached 107.6, with food up 0.3 percent as vegetable prices surged after bad weather in the South. Sugar, housing, transit, and gas costs also climbed, while officials warned clothing and appliances could ease the monthly index next year.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor, Statistics
de Abher
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Texas Supreme Court
Baytown
Andrew G. Koestner
Mapleton
Eldon
Berry
Rosewood Drive
Baytown Thurs
Food Club
Spinach
Apple Juice
Gayla Crackers
Wolf Plain Chili
Kraft Chocolates
Frost Ocean
TOY Frost
Dartisouth
Weingartens
Crisco
Maryland Club
U.S.D.A
Farmer Brown Lunch
Farmer Brown Meat
Iormel Braunschweig
Country Kitchen
Pia Pie
INCI
Tyler Roses
Devil Food
Rath Blackhawk
Ody Tech Small
Salt Oi Corp