DeMolay Installs Officers for Tri Cities Chapter
DeMolay installs officers for the Tri Cities Chapter with Tomm y Harrison and Karen Stem named to lead. Installation set for 7:30 p.m. Friday at Goose Creek Masonic Lodge with Annette Daniels, Shirley Hunter assisting and councilors to be installed with duties listed for Worley, Read, Jones, Scott, Hammack, Kerr, Wilhelm, Gullett, Bray, and preceptors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Cities
Order of Dessertice
Tommy Harrison
Dwuuaiyesau
Jum Cumlil
JaRo ‘Jones
Drew Scott
Mike Hammack
Morris Kerr
Ronnie Wilhelm
Kenneth ‘Gullett
Milton Chaplain
Travis “Bray
Marshall
Danny Odom
Richard Andrews
Terry West
Larry Ellis
Paul Penny
Joe Harris
David Williams
Carlos ES. Worley Til
Bilis Lee Smith
Jimmy, Bevers
Cotton Epperson
Arthur, Lindstrom
Jimmy Baldridge
Bids for Texas road work set for June 19 and 20
The Texas Highway Department will accept bids totaling about 12.5 million dollars for two days of road projects. On June 19, bids cover Navarra Farm 1394 near Richland, Collin and Denton Farm 545, Webb Interstate 35 in Laredo, and Jefferson Texas 347 from Kitchen Road to Nederland. June 20 bids include Hutchinson Texas 136, Hockley Lubbock Farm 4, Henderson Texas 31, Navarra Farm 667, Jefferson Loop 251, and Brazos Farm 97 near Beaumont, all for grading, structures, base and surface work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. 13
Jefferson
Texas
Kitchen Road
Ave. B
Nederland
Hutchinson
Hoyne Ave
Fritch
Hockley and Lubbock
U. S. 84
Henderson
Brownsboro
Tabor
Cape Cod Summer Becomes Racial Battleground
Hyannis, Cape Cod, faces racial tension as a flood of Black visitors, largely from the South, arrives for summer. White Citizens Councils recruit Negroes with promises of housing and jobs, while local officials fear strain on welfare and scarce summer opportunities. The Cape’s economy relies on tourism and a candle factory, with few year-round jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Sieoot College
Volkswagen
Boston
New York
Kennedy
mid-Cape
Hyannis
President Kennedy
Department of Public
Railroad Commission
Rober Kennedy
Texas Attorney General's
Cape
America
Ayia
Uth
E. Thomas Murphy
Amis Guthridge
Little Rock
Ark
Canaan
South
Massachusetts
Oil Theft In East Texas May Reach 6 Million Monthly
Dallas Times Herald reports oil theft and illegal drilling deviations could total six million dollars each month. Rangers led by Capt. Bob Crowder, with patrols, moved to Gregg Rusk Upshur counties to prevent well plugging and secure affected sites. About 60 leases are under investigation as some wells show deviations making production unreliable.
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Dallas
East Texas
Dallas Times Herald
Bob Crowder
Crowder
Gregg
Rusk
Upshur
Roy Payne
Railroad Commission
Kilgore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Worley
Bob Miller
Richard Plato
Our
Home Lumber Company
700
Cape Cod
Cecil
Sut" Sutphin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
M.Y
Philco
Bere
Philco- TV
Prinethouse
Kovar
Morrison
Baytown
West Texas
Greens Bayou Store
Market St, RD
Greens Bayou
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