Roybal lauds CCC role in ending poverty and job relief
Washington report recalls Congressman Roybal recounting his teens in a Los Angeles neighborhood and joining the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1934. He credits the CCC with providing early work, discipline, and opportunity during Roosevelt’s poverty program era.
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Washington
Civilian, Conservation, Corps
The
CCC
Franklin ‘D Roosevelt
Edward R. Roybal
Los’ Angeles
Roybal
Provident Johnson
Conservation Corps
C’s
Myron Roosevelt
Belond
Raul Fiehe
TEA Instruction Meet at Lee College Hosts Colleges
Lee College hosted a TEA instruction meeting with representatives from four colleges Victoria Alvin San Jacinto and Wharton to hear about TEA report procedures. Dr David G Hunt led the session and discussed proposed appropriations legislation and proper statistical reporting to the TEA. The event ran from 9 20 a m to noon with a luncheon served in the cafeteria.
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Lee College
Texas Education Agency
David G. Hunt
TEA
Pee
Victoria
Alvin
San Jacinto
Wharton
Charles Larabee
Two Die In Collision Near Junction
AP report says two motorists died in a collision near Junction on Monday. Respective victims identified as Lo zana Rios 48 of La Puente California and Andre w s 18 of Scottsdale Arizona. Police investigate cause and identify other party.
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Trine
Lozana
Rios
la Puente
Calif
Ronnie Lee
Andrews
Scottsdale,Ariz
St Mark's Church Fellowship Night Includes Play
St Mark's Methodist Church hosts a family night with a 6 pm barbecue and a play on modern family life directed by Miss Vicki Jonte. The cast features Ward Triche Judy Ploeger Debbie Gardner Vernon Hayes Mike Forche and Robert Rawley. Tickets at 75 cents adults 50 cents children under 12.
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St. Mark's
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Suzanne Wesley
Wommen's Society of Christaan
Ex LC Student Holds Thesis Art Exhibit at UT
Richard Coones, former Lee College art student, completed a master of arts at the University of Texas and displayed a graduate thesis exhibition in the art museum Courtyard Gallery. His Five Myths of the Serpent designs began in pastel then used fresco transfer, depicting Temptation of Hue and other mythic scenes.
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Richard Coones
Lee College
University of Texas
Art Museum
Hercules
Quetzalcoatl
Apphis
Krishna
Kaliya- Coones
G. M. Coones
Dwyer Drive
la Porte
la Porte High School
Coones
Phi Theta Kappa
Alpha ‘Rho Tau Art Society
Toby
Blue Angels storm Mexico for first Latin American demo
About one million spectators gathered Sunday for a spectacular Blue Angels aerial show in Mexico. The U S Navy team performed in its first Latin American demonstration drawing huge crowds and high praise for the precision flying and daring maneuvers.
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Blue Angels
Mexico
U.S. Navy
Testimony Starts Today In Case Of Sam Hoover
In Houston on Tuesday morning Judge Arnold Krichamer's court began testimony in the Sam Hoover robbery by firearms trial. Pasadena attorney Hoover is accused as a principal and accomplice in the March robbery of Mr and Mrs Meir Schepps, who testified about torture and theft of 3900 dollars and diamonds. Prosecutors Frank Briscoe Gus Zgourides and Sam Robertson lead the case. defense counsel Warren Burnett Luther Jones noted juror selection spanned days with 156 jurors questioned. Hoover, a former Pasadena mayor, will enter a not guilty plea, denying knowledge of the crime and claiming the diamonds are his.
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Houston
Criminal
Arnold Krichamer
Sam Hoover
Pasadena
Krichamer
Hoover
Mair Schepps
Schepps
J W. Douchette
Amsherst
Doucette
Warren Burnett
Odessa
Luther Jones
Corpus Christi
Venice
Burnett
Coune
Dismonds
Ife
Pasadena Mayor and Wife Invoke Fifth Before Grand Jury
Pasadena Mayor James L. Brammer and his wife Grace Brammer invoked the Fifth Amendment when asked about money matters during a Harris County Grand Jury probe into Pasadena affairs. Witnesses Everett and Evelyn Simmons testified cooperatively, while Brammer and his attorney challenged subpoenas in court. the panel planned to resume the investigation Wednesday.
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Harris County Grand Jury
Pasadena
James. L. Brammer
Grace
Everett ‘Simmons
Klaus Earhart
Simmons
Grand Jury
Mirs
Brammer
Grand: Jury
Tim
Dave
F. Thompson
Court
John F. Carrigan
Carrigan
Earhart
Perry McPherson
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Carsrigan
MicPherson
Jack Rawittscher
Rawitscher
Wendell Odom
Odom
Puckett
Sea Horse Caught In Trinity Bay
A 3 inch live sea horse was caught in Trinity Bay and tied to a shrimp drab. Lewis Stringer found the creature while cleaning shrimp at Capt. W B Thompsons camp. Hampton Forewet assisted with artificial respiration and the bay spectacle drew staff attention at Fontenots Trinity Bay restaurant.
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Trinity Bay
Rawl
Lewis Stringer
Stringer
W.B. (Blumer
Fontenot
Trinity Bayestaurant
Thompson
Capt. Thompson
Baytown
Runaway Girls Flop As Horse Traders Sell Pony for $1
Two Houston girls aged 9 and 7 ran away from home claiming they left to seek adventure. They attempted horse trading, sold a four month old Shetland pony for $1, and spent cents on potato chips before police found them with the buyer and the pony still missing. Police pursue the pony and the purchaser.
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Houston
Tex
Liddie Bell Baker
Janie Lavelle Musick
Liddie Bell
New Hotels Planned for Mexico City by Chain Leader
AP reports Roberto Nunez y Escalante, director of the St Moritz Hotel, leads a chain planning four new hotels in Mexico City. The announcement notes expansion in the capital, signaling a growing hospitality footprint.
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Mexico City
Roberto Nunez Y Escalante
Nunez Y Escalante
St. Moritz
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