Texas Legislature Passes 50 Bills in 30 Day Session
Austin March 3 reports list 50 house and senate bills and 11 resolutions approved in a 30 day special session. Key measures include funding for state hospitals, tax changes, school validations, flood relief, and county and district statutes. Multiple sections address education, law enforcement, prisons, and infrastructure.
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Austin
Tarrant County
Dalas County
Mets
Bestrop
Rew KREL Broadcasts To Stress Local News
Sam Stassi of Jax beer in Baytown sponsors two daily local news broadcasts on Station KREL at 10 am and 3 30 pm Monday through Friday from the Sun newsroom. Hartman handles the microphone and the Stessi Distributing Company funds a 5 35 pm daily five minute review of spring training camps for Baytown area sports fans. The first African exploration voyage was sent by Pharash Necho in the seventh century B C to circumnavigate the continent.
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Jax Beer
Baytown
KREL
Fred Bartman
Baytown Sun
Sun News
Hartman
Stessi Distributing Company
Baytown-area
Pharash Necho
Baby Fair and revue boosts Hedgecroft Clinic in Houston
Baytown dance students perform in the Coliseum event with Jud ith and Maudeen Frazier dancing Espans in Spanish attire. Eddie Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs 35 EB Thompson, will perform Danse Militaire. Opening night kicked off a run through Sunday featuring more than 46 acts. Sponsored by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, the benefit includes a baby popularity contest.
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Coliseum
Hedgecroft Clinic
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Court Upholds UN Membership Veto
The International Court of Justice ruled 12 to two that the General Assembly cannot admit states to UN membership without Security Council recommendation. The decision preserves a veto by the Big Five powers Russia Britain France China and the United States. Dissenting votes came from Chile and Brazil.
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International Court of Justice
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France
China
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Brazil
Girl Scouts Pack Supplies for Overseas Schoolmates
Brownie Troop 43 of Girl Scouts in Baytown gathered and packed school supplies to ship overseas. Troop members and leaders list with meeting times, as classes at Blessing School suspend due to a food poisoning outbreak affecting 25 students and prompting hospital visits.
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Elizée Dickerson
Nancy Daly
Frantie
Nan Garrison
Janice Hargroves
Mary Kathleen Larkin
Karen Ledbetter
Carolyne
Charlotte Moore
Sendra McCune
Key McKinney
Lyrell McDnoala
Joan Reyon
Nanette Stabenhagen
Lillian Swick
Gejane Young
Irene Moore
W. D. Elliott
Blessing
Tex
Blessing School
E. B. Sanford
Palacios
Sanford
Bey City
el Campo
Abilene Chamber Rejects Federal Dam Plan
Abilene March 3 Participation in a $34,000,000 federal dam project was turned down by the Abilene Chamber of Commerce and a city sponsored dam. The chamber approved a plan for Abilene to build its own dam on the Clear Fork of the Brazos River at an estimated cost of $550,000. The chamber water committee met with Harry Burleigh, state planning engineer of the reclamation bureau, for discussion.
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Chamber of Commerce
Brazos River
Harry ‘Burleigh
Reclamation Bureau
Influenza Epidemic Waning Reported By Public Health Service
The Public Health Service said new influenza cases last week fell 10 percent from the prior week. The national total reached 14,556, down from 16,222, with Texas reporting 549 new cases, a 22 percent drop from 10,980 the previous week.
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Washington
US Public Health Service
Texas
School Holiday Declared To Belt Coal Shortage Broadcast
Chicago public schools will close for a day with 335,009 students to listen to a five hour educational program on WBEZ. The board aims to shorten the week and replace terms with the station broadcasts while teachers may assign written reports and some students keep regular homework.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Wea
WBEZ
Illinois
Elizabeth Mershall
Sheriff Says He Killed Nero In Self Defense
Pittsburg Texas March 3 GE Sheriff H F Hackler shot and killed a black ex convict he said attacked him. The victim Panky June Chism was identified by the sheriff. Hackler said he arrested Chism about 2 am at Newton Texas driving a stolen car and that Chism attacked him en route to Pittsburg leading to the shooting.
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Pittsburg
Tex
H. F. Hackler
Panky June Chism
Hackler
Chism
Newton
Texas
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