Bealand Rodeo Judge Killing Ended in Acquittal
Herbert Frizzell the 35 year old Beaumont bronc rider was acquitted by a district court jury after two hours five minutes in the case arising from the fatal shooting of rodeo judge Henry Buck Jones during a Big Spring arena event last August 4. A stray shot killed spectator Carl Myers. Frizzell testified the Jones confrontation was self defense and that he fired when Jones reached for his belt. The jury also heard 21 witnesses describe Jones as a pugnacious hard drinking bully.
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Beedland
Tex
Big Spring
Frizzell
Carl Myers
Herdin- Simmons University
Frizser
Myers
Michard
Big ‘Spring
Jones
Barbers Hill High School presents Farce The Amnesia Court
Barbers Hill High School to stage a 5 pm Friday performance of a farce by Jay Tobias. Cast features Sylvia Avere Wayne Bagert Jean Williams Bobbie Tosser Jim Maness Clark Harmon Beth Bowdoin John Dobon Kay Douget Carolyn Smith James Gasparillo Gisna Harrison and others. Directed by W Underwood and Mrs Henry Scarborough. Funds benefit class projects including the junior senior banquet.
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Jay Tobias
Barbers Hill High School
Amesia
Sylvia Avere
Miss Guonny
Wayne Bagert
Gilroy
Jean Williams
Gisna Harrion
Dr. Jonesby
W. Underwood
Agency Announces Rice Acre Quotas and Fees
The PMA set rice acreage quotas totaling 428,470 acres after deductions for corrections and incompleteness. The plan includes a voluntary planting guide service with district based charges per farm and per plot, ranging from a minimum of 5 per farm to a maximum of 6 per farm plus plot fees, with deadlines varying by district.
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PMA
Jennings
Harris County
Gulf Coast Weemtley
Anti Spy Bill Moves To Senate Amid Contested Provisions
The article reports on a government anti espionage bill advancing to the Senate with provisions to register individuals trained in foreign espionage as foreign agents and extend penalties for failing to register. It notes Democrats' struggles to secure housing cooperative aid and a watered down middle income housing bill passing in the Senate, including a controversial section that could authorize large loans to non profit cooperatives. The text mentions Good Providence and an individual identified as Mrs. but is unclear.
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Hilsenhere
Congress
Senate
Citizens Bank unveils new line cutting gadget machine
The National Bank and Trust Company introduces a 35000 machine from National Cash Register Company aimed at cutting wait times for customers. The device speeds service, reducing standing in line and speeding bookkeeping, according to officials.
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Citizens Sports
Citizens National Bank and Trust Company
National Cash Register Company
Citizens
Ant Eas
Banking’s new “Baby” central control and proof machine
James Sherwood, cashier, describes a new central Balancing and proof machine at the bank. A twenty compartment device with an adding tape sorts checks as cash is counted. It ensures debits equal credits, flags errors, and records every item on seven class tapes plus a master chronicle for daily balancing. The machine aims to modernize service and accuracy for customers.
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James Sherwood
Sherwood
Acheson Proposes New Peace Plan
Acheson outlines a comprehensive peace plan proposing unified Germany under free elections with international oversight, treaties with Japan and Austria, noninterference in Southeast Asia, potential Soviet troop withdrawal from Eastern Europe, UN reform to reduce boycotts, and arms control through joint leadership with Soviet leaders. He urges cooperation to ensure dignified treatment of diplomats and a decline in punitive character toward officials.
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Germany
Japan
Austria
Asia
Europe
Red
United Nations
Russia
Kremlin
300 Million Americans Seen By Year 2000
Professor Joseph S. Davis of Stanford University argues in Foreign Affairs that if birth rates from the 1940s persist, the U S population could reach about 300 million by the year 2000. He emphasizes demographic trends and long term implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Davis
Stanford ‘University
Davis
Foreign Affairs
California voids Mexican mail order divorces
Federal Judge Jacob A. Weinberger ruled Mexican mail order divorces, including Ingrid Bergman’s, void in California. The decision denied Kathleen Hiddenga of Seal Beach a $5000 government life insurance policy from Navy Officer Boowe Hiddenga, finding the Chihuahua court lacked jurisdiction and the divorces violated public policy.
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Los Angeles
Ingrid Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
California
Jacob A. Weinberger
Kathleen Hiddenga
Seal Beach
Navy
Boowe Hiddenga
Chihuahua
Mexico
Three Favorites Eliminated From College Tourney
HASTINGS CIty Mo March 16 Four favorites Hemline Westminster and River Falls were eliminated from the NAIB basketball tournament as quarterfinal rounds opened. Hamline defending champion was upset 66 to 60 by Central College Fayette Missouri. Westminster fell 73 to 61 to Davis and Elkins. River Falls lost 73 to 64 to Hastings Central Oklahoma. Remaining seeds are Brooklyn College Central Washington and Indiana State. Davis and Elkins meet Tampa at 6 am followed by Baldwin Wallace versus Indiana State Central Washington versus Centre Missouri and Brooklyn versus East Central Oklahoma.
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Hansas Ciety
Hemline
Westminster
River Falls
NAIB
Hamline
Charmion
Central College
Fayette
Missouri
Davis and Elkins
River Focus
Nate Delong
Central Oklahoma
Brooklyn College
Central Washington
Indiana State
Baldwin
Baldwin Wallace
Washington
Brooklyn
Oklahoma
Churchmen To Help Get Oxygen Tents
Methodist group at Grace Methodist Church plans to aid San Jacinto Memorial Hospital with oxygen tents after last night’s monthly dinner. James Sherwood named Frank Braswell Odis Muennink and Jesse Moore to assess needs. 82 men attended as Fred Dittman and David Amnett led a steak dinner. Fred Hartman spoke on Texas influence in Washington. Next meeting set for April 12 chaired by J. E. Seale with a committee including C. T. Bussey and others.
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Grace Methodist Church
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Frank Braswell
Odis Muennink
Jesse Moore
James Sherwooed
Fred Dittman
David Amnett
K. B. Reed
Ben Cannon
Walter McJunkin
Thea Wilburn
and J. Bognskie
Livestock prices and fraud case headlined in Fort Worth
Fort Worth stock prices show cattle steady with mixed offerings and calves bid 24.00 to 26.50, beef cows 16.50 to 19.00, while butcher pigs and feeders range 13.00 to 25.00. A separate court hearing bound over two men, alias use, to grand jury on charges of writing two hot checks totaling 200 plus dollars.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Ran Low
E. West
George, Jr
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
Roscoe Zierlein
J. H.jacobsen
EB. West
F. H. Jacobsen
Jacobsen
A. L. Meider
Weirgerten’s
Curtain Time Tonight For Vaudeville Show
Baytown amateurs perform at 8 03 p m in Robert E Lee Auditorium for a vaudeville talent show It's a Date sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club to raise funds for the Robert E Lee Band and the Lee Brigadiera Tickets are 1 for adults and 42 cents for children available from club members or the box office
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Baytown
Robert E Lee
Business and Professional Women's Club
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Girl Scratched Up When Struck By Car
Charlotte Adams a six year old girl was slightly scratched and bruised when struck by a car at the intersection of Texas and Pruett about 2 pm Wednesday. Q C Balcomb of 1022 North Main said his car hit the child as he made a left turn. No charges were filed. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A Adams. Her father works at Paul U. Lee Funeral Home.
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Charlotte Adams
Texas
Pruett
Q C. Balcomb
North Main
Afr
John A’ Adams
Paul U. Lee Funeral Home
Quartet To Sing Here Friday Night
The Horace Mann Junior High auditorium hosts a gospel concert by the Stamps Easter Tucker Quartet Friday at 7 30 p m. Sponsored by the Woman's Missionary Union Congregational Methodist Church tickets at Weingarten stores or at the door. G W Malde publicity chairman announces.
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Stamps
Jim Tucker Iartet
Horace Mann
Women's Missionary Union of the
Congregational Methodist Church
Boxr
Paine Brothers
Weicgarten
Leggett’s Drug Store
Old Pelly
Horace Mann Junior High
Tucker
Woman’s Missionary Union
Weingarten
G. W. Mal- de Publicity
Texas Sees 32 New Firms Open in February
A Texas Employment Commission report shows 32 new firms opened in February, employing 1058 workers. Service industries led with 453 new positions in four firms, plus seventeen new wholesale and retail trade firms. Also noted is a Girl Scout training course for intermediate and Brownie readers at 9:86 a.m. tomorrow at Texas City's Little Blouse.
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Austin
Texas
Texas ‘Employment Commission
TEC
Service’ Industries
Mont
Texas City
Misa Aranna
Watson
Rufus Honeycutt Promotes Giveaways At Brunson
Rufus Honeycutt the movie man admits to being an operator and says he does not want to imitate other radio shows. A Sun typo listed a $20,000 giveaway but should have been $20. The Brunson event is tonight with Honeycutt presenting prizes. In other news Admiral Sherman will fly to Europe next Wednesday for conferences with U.S. Navy officers.
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Rufus Honeycutt
Rufus
Cates
Washington
Torrest P ‘Sherman
Naval
Europe
Navy
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Ohio Oliks
Pure of Bets
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Regis Paper
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Penetro
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