Bill Middaugh Sets Course for Paris Art Studies
Bill Middaugh leaves for Paris to continue his art education with plans to enter the American College of Art in Grands. The 3530 graduate of Robert E. Lee High School attended Houston diversity program and the California School of Fine Arts in San Francisco. He is the son of Mr and Mrs B E Middaugh of 612 Pare He has a brother Bennie a junior at Robert E Lee High School.
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Bill Middaugh
Paris
Brothent Syavs
Robert FE. Lee High School
Houston
California School of Fine Arts
San Francisco
Bill
Mes
Bennie
Robert E Lee High School
Texas City Ordered to Build Sewage Plant or Face Action
Texas City faces a court action after being ordered by the Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission to construct a sewage treatment plant. Mayor Lee A. Mobinson and the city commission were urged to draft a resolution outlining plans to address the sewage problem. The state health and fisheries officials warned of possible escalation to the attorney general if no progress is made, with bond funding discussions centering on a $2 to $2.6 million plan for the plant.
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Texss Coey
Texas City
Galveston Bay
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster
EE Fayiries
Lee A. Mobinson
D. F. Smallhurst
Stet Health Department
Seiteres
C “Ag
Peres
Meyer Robinson
Federal Tax Totals Run To Large Texas Collections
Federal revenue in Texas for the fiscal year ending June 30 1943 totaled 61 350 000, with UT business research noting a 6 percent drop from the previous 13 months ending June 30 1943. The First South Texas Tax District collected 701 370 172 for the year, down 7 percent from the prior year, while the Second North Texas District totaled 599 288 538 a 4 percent decrease.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Reeu
Business Research
University of ‘Texas Bureau Business Research
Bureau
Last Rites For Mrs Wagner Held At St Josephs
Funeral services for Frances Wagner 65 will be at 2 pm Sunday at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rev Denis Kennedy officiating A Rosary will be recited at her home at 730 pm today Burial in Garden of Gethsemane at Forest Park Cemetery directed by Paul A Lee Funeral Home Survivors include husband George C Wagner four sons and five daughters with multiple grandchildren and siblings services to be held in Baytown area with local pallbearers named
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Denis Kennedy
Gethsemane
Forest Park Cemetery
Paul A. Lee
Wagser
Ellis League School Road
Baytown
George C. Wagner
Antone
Albert Wagner
Cedar Bayou
Jack
Joe Wagner
Highlands
Airs
Jake Sebast
South Acres
Houston
Airs Bielvin Lee
la Porte
Alphonse Snorke
Fairbanks
Bill Fegley
South Houston
South Houston and Mre Howard Olive
Grendwin- Gren
Teresa Wegner
Martin Schmedt
George Schmadl
Jessa Bemzick
George Selinsky
Jimmy Peyton
Bi Parliski
Sugar for Cubans? U.S. plans 119 pounds per person
Washington report notes Secretary Brannan cornered Cuba's remaining sugar to stabilize prices. Department officials say the sugar will stay in Cuba until needed in the United States and will not be dumped on the mainland to break prices. If the 600,000 ton reserve is not consumed, it may be sold at cost on the ground market.
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Washington
Agriculture
Cheries
FB. Brannen
Cuba
Brannen
Truman
Department
United States
Saturday evening KREL program overview and lineup
Saturday evening listing for KREL includes The Spiritual Fire program and a segment featuring Hed Sex against Cleveland with the Up Sports team. Monday morning Revtilie Roundup with The Deacon and Bed Former anchors the early schedule.
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Hed Sex
Cleveland
Hayshors Lotors
Up Sports
Ed Ty
Fepnso
Humbis
Wartime Sugar Buy Push and Rising Jobs Forecast
Secretary Brannan announced negotiations to buy 150000 tons of sugar from Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands with a possible 100000 tons from Hawaii to curb hoarding. Increased defense production boosted employment, with Director Goodwin predicting continued job gains through the summer as industrial mobilization in many centers drives output.
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Hosidere
Charles F. Brannan
United States
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hawaii
Robert ©. Goodwin
Bureau of Employment Security
Woman Wins Argument On Overtime Parking
In Springfield a middle aged woman clashes with Officer Charlie Klaphake over a meter overtime ticket. The woman denies the meter's operation and claims a witness, then laughs to reveal the cited car is not hers. Her real car sits up the street with 24 minutes left on the meter.
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Springfield
Charlie Klaphake
Ktapheke
Burglars Take 40 Dollars From Tower Drive In
Deputies investigate a 40 dollar burglary at the Tower Drive In Caf� on Decker Drive. A window was broken to enter the linen closet where the money was kept. Officers M. Brown and Peul Anderson lead the inquiry.
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M. Brown
Peul Anderson
Tower Drive-in
Decker Drive
Brown
Quadruple Wedding Planned For Fort Worth Players
Four Fort Worth baseball players are to wed in a onedruple ceremony at home plate in LaGrave Fishd before a game with Dallas. Spouses are Jo Day, Merilze Cook, Patricia Therer, and Mase Faullis Warner, with four ministers from Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran and Presbyterian denominations officiating.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Peter John Rutherford
Joe Torper
Russ Rose
Don Hork
Largrave Fishd
Rutherford
Jo Day
Darison
Tennessee
Tarpey
Merilze Cook
Pueblo
Colorado
Rose
Patricia Ann Therer
van Nuys
Celifornis
End” Beak
Mase Faullis Warner
Coudersport
Pennsylvania
Guesis
Dall Club
Baytown Couple Vacation in New Braunfels
Mr and Mrs J B Adrian plan a week long vacation in New Braunfels. They will be met there by Mrs Omega Hoddle, who has been seen in Athens for several weeks.
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J.B. Adrian
New Braunfels
Omega Hoddle
Athens
Church Attendance Cuts Delinquency Among Detroit Boys
Wayne University psychologist Willem W. Wattenberg studied 2127 boys picked up by Detroit police and found regular church attendance reduces juvenile misconduct and lowers repeat offenses. He notes attendance fosters a lifestyle that keeps youths away from trouble and repetition.
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Detroit
Ge—Boye
Wayne University
Willem W. Wattenberg
Guardsmen to receive injury compensation from VA
Texas National Guardsmen will be compensated by the Veterans Administration for injuries received in line of duty during training maneuvers. The VA said guardsmen in peace time training are entitled to pension and compensation equal to regular Army members, with rates based on injury circumstances. If engaged in extra hazardous duty or simulated war, compensation matches veteran rates. Injuries from non hazardous duty receive peace time rates.
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Texas National
Six Month Texas Polio Toll Reaches Thirty Deaths
Texas polio deaths totaled 80 in the first six months of the year, State Health Officer George W. Cox reported. The deaths rose from 68 in the same period in 1949, with Bexar Dallas Hidalgo and Terrell counties accounting for most. Of the fatalities 47 were male and 23 female, including 32 under five and 24 aged 20 or over. Mrs Effie Morgen of Cave is recovering at a Ville Platte hospital, the friends said today.
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Austin
Texas
George W. Cox
Cox
Bexar
Dallas
Hidalgo
Terrant
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Effie Morgan
Effie Morgen
Cave
Ville Platte
Louisiane
Teday
General Tells GIs To Stand Or Die
The account portrays soldiers urging bold stand against a feared advance. Private Thomas Young and Corporal Fred Caraway express readiness to hold positions despite superior numbers. The dialogue reflects wartime resolve and determination amid dire Korean War pressures.
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Gis
James Biodshear
Thomas Young
Philadelphia
Young
Fred Caraway
Dulles
Wallker
Dort
Pose
Signal Corps War on Film for Daily News Pictures
Combat photographic teams of the Army Pictorial Service work around the clock to supply pictures of American and South Korean troops in action. Photographs are flown from overseas to transmit via radio to Washington and then retransmitted worldwide from the Pentagon.
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Army Pictorial Service
Ores
Togo
W Washington
Hawaii
San Francisco
Army Communicaton Center
Pentagon
Shark Study Shifted To Other Sea Foods
A five state shift in shark liver oil markets was announced by Howard Dodgen, secretary of the state Game Fish and Oyster Commission, moving the shark study to other seafood types amid Gulf Fisheries Commission discussions. The Gulf Fisheries Commission and related agencies approved the change at a meeting, linking shrimp and other seafood categories to the study.
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Howard Dodgen
Gam
Oyster Commission
Gulf Fisheries Commission
Leni
BSE
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