Standard Oil Head Warns Against Complacency in State Control
At San Angelo on March 22 Standard Oil Company of New Jersey president Eugene Holman warned against complacency toward increased federal control of lives and property. He argued regulation becomes control and that the state cannot fulfill the hopes of individuals without eroding freedom. He cited English government over imports as an example and warned of a point where regulation alters the fuel of freedom. The speech touched on the balance between liberty and state power amid rising control pressures.
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San Angelo
Standard Oil ‘Company of New Jersey
Uves Land
Eugene Hotman
Sam Angelo
Board of City Development
Holmen
Hotman
Holman
Twin Slayer Case Stirs Baytown Mental Experts
A Fresno reporting from March 22 notes psychiatrists and prominent experts ready to assess 14 year old Alice Richard charged with first degree murder for killing her twin Sally. Dr Jackson C Dillon will direct hearings at the State Psychiatric Clinic as Gozer officials weigh intervention.
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Fresno
Calif
Alice Richard
Jackson C. Dillon
Javeque Court
Arthur C. Shepar
Alice
Sally
A A. George
Melodies on the Bed Nolen Show Thursday
Thursday afternoon program schedule lists music segments and time blocks with station branding and distributor references. Includes Eberle Shaw and Siasst Distr. Cs. F205 and Skytown News notes.
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Bed Nolen
Skytown
Siasst Distr
Eberle Shaw
Teachers Choose Banned Textbook In Houston Panel
In Houston on March 22 seven civics teachers picked a revised civics text American Government by Frank Magrider as the schools choice, after controversy last year when the book was banned. Veteran board member Ewing Werlein urged it remain banned, while teachers highlighted the altered paragraph now removed.
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Houston
Civics
Frank Magrider
Ewing ‘Werlein
United States
T and P Converts West Texas Runs To Diesels
Texas and Pacific Railways directors announced conversion of freight trains between Big Spring and El Paso to diesel power. Eleven new engines will equip the 368 mile district, the first on the line to be diesel. The board also approved 4 percent preferred and 3 1/2 dollar common stock dividends, payable to stockholders of record March 31.
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Dallas
The
Texas and Pacific Railway
Big Spring
el Paso
W. G. Vollmer
Vollmer
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report March 22 1960s
Livestock prices at Fort Worth show firm best classes with cows slow and weak. Calves stockers and yearlings range from 21.00 to 28.50, slaughter cows 16.50 to 26.50, hogs 16.50 to 16.75 with most at 16.50, sows 13.00 to 14.50, feeder pigs 32.00 to 14.00. Also notes Bombay canned fish product termed duck has droughty mention.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Cailie
Bombay
India
Better Cough Relief For Chest Colds And Bronchitis
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion as safe dependable relief for acute bronchitis and chest colds. It claims decades of use, non narcotic ingredients, and safety for children, urging readers to ask their druggist and follow directions.
Highlands P-TA Elects Dunes President and More
Highlands community items report Mrs Dunes elected Highlands P-TA president with a slate including Mrs W E B Dunks and Mrs J W Timmons. Rev Paul Grown spoke on community teamwork. Birth announced for Mary Kathleen Edwards at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Various club meetings, Cub Scouts, and a Baptist Brotherhood chicken fry noted along with personal visits and a bar burglary in Dallas.
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Mervin Edwards
Mary Kathleen
Pam
San Jacinta Siemozial
T. E. Marshall End
A. M Edwards
Highlands
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
B. PF. Hopper
O. D. Henley
Second Baptist Church
Baytown
Union Man Blasts Heavy Oil Imports
Fort Worth dispatch reports Knight, president of the CIO Oilworkers International Union, urging the Texas Railroad Commission to curb imports of foreign petroleum. He argues heavy imports harm the economy and fuel unemployment, suggesting limits on wells run by importing companies in Texas.
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Fort Worth
A Knight
CIO Oilworkers International Union
Texas Railroad Commission
Knight
Texas
Railroad Commission
Pasadena Lawyer Faces Disbarment
Houston reports disbarment hearings against EH T Miller of Pasadena accused of running a "divorce racket" by taking fees from women and failing to file suits. Prosecution by Earl Cox and Jay Foster for the State Bar Grievance Committee cites at least five cases. Mental Health Week announced in Texas for April 23 29.
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Houston
EH. T. Miller
Pasadena
Earl Cox
Jay Foster
State Bar Association
Miller
Austin
Allan Shivers
Texas
Paving Costs Rise Amid High Freight Rates in Baytown
Baytown finance director A C Barber said high freight rates push paving costs beyond material prices. He cited asphalt shipments: a two-car load cost 178.50 with 156 freight, and another load from San Antonio area at 183 with 160.13 freight. Barber notes freight adds to other issues the city faces in paying for paving projects.
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Baytown
A. ¥. Barber
Barber
San Antonio
Walk and Get Warm: Lawrence TE Expos Army Laboratory Study
A Lawrence Massachusetts laboratory experiment investigates warming a chilled subject to determine the best method. The project tracks a 3 percent hourly rate and measures the pace of warming.
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Lawrence
Mass
Army Quertermsete
Thal Belseme Tiles
Extortion Charge Hurled At Gas Men
Senator Paul H Douglas of Illinois labeled the Kerr gas bill extortionate and said it would create a rate loophole. He warned it would allow gas producers to raise rates by billions over years, pushing annual bills for U.S. consumers higher by hundreds of millions. The Kerr bill, passed by the House, would exempt independent natural gas producers and gatherers from federal rate control.
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Washington
Paul H Douglas
Minois
Kerr Gas Bil
House
Centrol
Seaman's Spree Ends With Arson Charge
A 4 year-old merchant seaman from San Pedro California was jailed on an arson charge after a spending spree left him broke and angry in Houston. He told police he arrived March 1 with $700 in pay and after a dispute with a landlady he set fires outside the house and inside his room causing $25 damage. He posted a $506 bond to await trial.
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Houstion
San Pedro
California
Loran
Houston
Loren
UP Signs New Contract With Newspaper Guild
United Press and the American Newspaper Guild reached a two year deal covering editorial and commercial staff across the United States. The contract includes a wage reopening after one year and raises in weekly minimums by 3 percent in earlier experience categories. Top city minimums stay the same.
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New York
United Press
United States
American Newspaper Guild
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The provided OCR fragment is garbled and lacks identifiable people places organizations or events. It cannot establish a definite news item or summary from readable facts.
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Mexico City
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Charlotte Wenton
Saron Krel
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Oleway Broti
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Reveille
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Movieland
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Stese Dietz
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Moore's Shoe Store
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Norris
EH. T. Norris
Highlands Garden Club
HA. Barnwell
Guy Patton
Dubose
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Highlands Book Review Club
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F. P. Noland
H A Barnwell
H A. Barnwell
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Anser Newton
T. D. Turner
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Taru Thersdat
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Eddie Foy, Jr
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Newspaper Guild
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Maine
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