Shriner memorial honors Sam Paine with community links
The Shrines honor Sam Paine posthumously for lifelong service to crippled children and charity projects. He supported Masonic and Christian groups and Jewish causes, with many local figures contributing to a memorial display at Paine's Texas Avenue store. Family members from Houston and Basuawn attend the service.
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Penrusy
John Martrust
L. J. Kehltarber
Raves
Paine
Texas Avenue
Meksevir
Servies
Soan Paine
Leona
Lyan Shapiro
Jeff Paine
Basuawn
Ann] Hopman
Houston
Ax Paine
Max Fad
Marry Paine
Beginner Spanish class at church project advertised
A church offers a noon call stock quotes course listing a beginner Spanish class. Led by Hybert University’s Webber, the program runs 12 two hour lessons each week with credits possible through the Bible Institute of Texas.
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Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc
Church Project
Bestuart
Varn Webber
Chenage Oepartment
Hybert
Bible Institue of
Texas
Quen Pees
J. Cowits
National Book Week Marked By Sterling Library
National Book Week is highlighted at Sterling Municipal Library with bright children corner displays, Newbery and Caldecott Medal book exhibits, and classroom visits. The event promotes quality books and reading for all ages, featuring award winners and inviting patrons to visit and sign up for a free library card.
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Sterling Municipal Library
John Newberry
Frederic i. Melcher
R. R. Bowker Co
Sterling Municipal Tile
Caldecott
Melcher
United Stats
Randolph Caldecott
Steeling Municipal
Council Irritated Over Auxiliary Police Debate
Baytown officials clash over the auxiliary police force in a continued discussion. Councilman Huron argues for clear duties while Mayor Cravey calls volunteers invaluable to city service. The city manager cites regulations and says it would be inappropriate to act on a request to disband or constrain volunteer groups.
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Baytown
Jack Huron
Huron
Seaborn
Cravey
Auilary
Robert Barnes
Raymond Donnelly
Manayer
Orves
Tarnes
Councih
Orejnance Wo
SLL
Capital Improvements ‘Committee
Combe
Auxiliary Police Department
Polices Department
Reserve divisions to be converted into reinforcement units
Under study proposals, reserve divisions would be disbanded and converted into reinforcement training units to support general mobilization. Many guards and reservists would transfer to National Guard or Reserve units, with some moving to a select force for intensive training and paid drills. A skeleton cadre would remain for minimal activation and correspondence training without pay.
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McNamara
Aml
National Guard
Emiltary
Osteopaths Eye Family Status
Houston AP reports America’s osteopaths constitute five percent of physicians yet treat more than ten percent of patients. Dr Wesley B Larsen of Chicago CAEO told opening session of a five day conference that osteopaths will be doctors of the future if real doctors continue to speak out.
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Houston
America
Porat
American Osteopathic Association
Wesley B. Larsen
Sunsay
Halloween Night Dangers Across U S City Streets
Halloween terror reported as vandals burn a 200 foot bridge near Washington Court House Ohio. A Bloomfield Connecticut car wreck injures Patricia Haley. Philadelphia police warn of dangerous medicinal capsules tied to trick or treating. In Chicago, Patricia Gilliam, 15, is killed after a girl on railroad tracks is struck by a speeding train.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Bloomfield
Conn
Patricia Haley
Philadelphia
Ches Erul
North Philadelpia
Chicago
Patricia Gilliam
Vote Polls In Tuesday Ballot
East Harris County voting places and election judges listed by precinct with school names and officials. Precinct 12 Alamo Elementary. 13 David G. Burnet Elementary. 96 Highlands Floidiary School. 97 Crosby School. 98 New Mullinan Elementary. 59 Thad Felton Ford Agency. 100 Ashbel Smith Elementary. 20 Filemen's Recreation Hall. 102 Baytown Junior High. 103 Stephen F. Austin Elementary. 19 San Patricio Elementary. 165 William B. Travis Elementary. 218 George Washington Carver School. 219 James Bowit Elementary. 20 Harlem Elementary. 251 Charles R. Drew School.
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Harris County
Precinet
Alamo
J. W. Hayes
David G. Burnet
Doe
Allen
Highlands Flo Iidiary
M. W. Ifur- Brove
Crosby
Loch Mary
New Mullinan
S. D. Hess
Thad Felton Ford Agency
Jack Jester
Jack Jester, Precnet
Ashbe! Smith
William B. Travis
John W. Pierce
George Washington Carver Scholl
Woodrow W. Lewis
James Bowit
Wayne McClurg
Harlem
McNuir
Jefferson D. Walker
Charles R. Drew
James Mals
Texas Election Proposals Drafted for Voter Consideration
The proposed amendments outline creating a Teachers Retirement System board with investment authority, issuing up to 85 million in general obligation bonds for student loans, tax exemptions for hospitals providing free care, and revisions to judicial and legislative provisions. It includes establishing a Judicial Qualifications Commission, variable salaries for the lieutenant governor and Speaker, a per diem raise to 20 dollars, and extending House terms to four years with staggered elections.
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Texas
Judicial Qualifications Commission
Adminster
House of Representatives
House of Represent
Texas Senate
How to Improve a Fallout Shelter
Hyhts and F Uickerson describe improvised shelter methods. A shallow 24 inch ditch covered by sturdy timbers can form an entrance with dirt piled on the door. A heavy table with books on top provides central weight, while earth or sandbags surround load bearing structures. Boats with plastic covers can be used, submerged in water with regular pump washing.
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F. Uickerson
Party Due New Trial In Political Espionage Case
Washington reports the Communist party faces a new trial on 12 counts accusing failure to register as a political party and using a voluntary signer. The case follows a 1962 conviction overturned by the Court of Appeals, with government witnesses expected to testify on whether the party could have invoked volunteers to sign. The trial, opening today in U S District Court, is prosecuted by Joseph Lowther and the Justice Department Internal Security Division.
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Washington
JS. Communist Party
Ges
Agia Tidday Uty
U.S. Court of Appea
Justice Department
U.S. Court of Appeals
U. District Court
Asst
U.S. Atty
Joseph Lowther
Justice Departmen
Governor Urges Passage For Amendment No 3
Governor Connally appeals to Texans to back Amendment No 3 citing risks to medical benefits for Harris County seniors and urging broad turnout. He argues Texas lags in reform and notes only 37,510 county voters cast ballots in the prior constitutional election as 10 amendments await voter decision on Tuesday.
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Texas
John Connally
Harris County
Connall
Cal
Connally
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