Roy Hughes Sets Out Stand in Baytown Council Race
Roy H Hughes pledges independent service to Baytown District 5 in a Friday statement ahead of the April 3 election. He emphasizes taxpayer interests, past public service, library and traffic policies, and ongoing garbage disposal and sewer projects. Hughes cites 27 years in public and business life, church and civic ties, and asks voters for reelection to council.
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Funeral Notices incomplete entry
Funeral notice fragment references a service time and names but text is garbled and partial with multiple errors and unclear details.
How to spot a quack in medical advertising
The piece warns that quacks advertise under their own name and fake degrees, often linked to grand affiliations, and sell treatments only from themselves. It cites patient testimonies of cancer and other diseases that were never proven, urges patients to discuss with any doctor, and promotes yearly exams by a family physician as the true path to health.
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Texas Governors Campaigns Stir Over Estes Case
In 1962 Texas campaigns feature Democratic rivals probing the West Texas financier Estes amid a securities probe. Atty. Gen. Will Wilson sends investigators to Pecos for records. Marshall Formby claims cooperation by officials is needed. John Connally, Bill Crane, Price Daniel, and Edwin Walker rally voters across the state with varied platforms as candidates push for support before weekend meetings.
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Ansley Votes On City Issues And Policy Details
Ansley outlines opinions on airport matters condemnation of private property for city growth, police and wrecker oversight, jail needs, long range planning with state funds, dog control enforcement, civil service benefits, and employee sick leave. He stresses reviewing each application, cautious use of eminent domain, and civic cooperation.
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Bonds Continued From Page 1 Vote Eligibility in District
The district totals 1,816 persons with about 480 scholastic, 70 of them Negro students. Property owners who paid taxes for 1962 vote, requiring poll tax receipt and other conditions. Barber's Hill schools enroll about 430 students per Supt. W C Underwood.
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Crow Symbolism Through History
Fragment discusses the crow as a clever bird once feared as a bad omen for its black plumage and historical associations. It mentions various corporate names in a jumbled list alongside notes on symbolic beliefs.
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