Texans urged to register for civil defense work
Austin report says Texas citizens will register as volunteer civil defense workers between November 11 and 27. State coordinator Jam L. McGill notes the move builds a manpower reserve for local defense efforts and training, with leaflets outlining home emergency steps and self-reliance measures.
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Texas
Jam L. McGill
Civil Defense
McGill
Civi Defense
Red Cross
Horn
Texas Schools Not Prepared For Disaster In Civil Defense Survey
Texas and other agencies found only a third of schools have safety areas, and a fifth studied likely disasters or enemy actions. Evacuation drills exist in many districts, while programs on conserving human and other resources are growing. The report covers design, evaluation, contact with civil defense directors, and curriculum enrichment, with partial and no responses noted.
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Texas Education Agency
State Division of Defense and Disaster Relief
Joe BR. Humphrey
Texas Edue N Agency
William Lowe
Svacol
Sane
Pledge for Home Defense Mobilizes Texas Citizens
Allan Shivers governor of Texas commends a national Volunteer Defense and Disaster Relief drive titled Pledge for Home Defense. Citizens join civil defense and disaster relief training to bolster local manpower reserves for community needs when disasters strike, amid patriotic urging across Amistin Texas.
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Allan Shivers
Boosters Cheer as Bets Pay Off After Stevenson Loss
The article recalls bets among Stevenson supporters turning sour as Eisenhower won. Alabama voters faced pies, while Montgomery’s Carolyn Howard vowed to eat the front page if Stevenson prevailed. Other bets involved a Times Square crawfish dish and a spaghetti challenge, with varied personal consequences across states.
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Martin Hutter
Democratic Central
Alameda County
Calif
Anne Holiday
Carolyn Howard
Montgomery
Ala
Eisenhower
Russ Howard
Clyde Vandeburg
American Heritage Foundation
New York
Times Square
Foundation
Vandeburg
Chicago
Adolph Renucci
Joe Pruitt
Winthrog
Tacoma
Wash
Packard Baytown Inc Forms To Handle Packard Agency
Seven Baytown men organize Packard Baytown Inc with 100 shares of capital stock approved by Texas Secretary of State Jack Ross. Directors include Cr. Twyman J A Stroud Darrell Stroud A R Knox F J MacBrain T C Langford C O Walker. Twyman runs the agency at 1001 North Main. the auto repair shop to be run by Jimmy Pye and Buddy Milfr. Six organizers work at Baytown Refinery. Darrell Stroud attends college in Corpus Christi.
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Darrell Stroud
A. R. Knox
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T. C. Langford
C. O. Walker
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North Main
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Buddy Milfr
Sick List From San Jacinto Memorial
San Jacinto Memorial presents a sick list featuring Samuel H. Lee Jr at 206 North 7th James Lee at 321 Michigan Harlan M Porter at Highlands Christine Fuchs at 417 East Field Burch 212 Bayshore Drive Fred A Dorsey at 202 Best Sterling Mrs Fred M Burns in East it William Robbins at Baytown Mrs Jasper Geaslin at 146 Maple ton and Mrs Roy J Orre at Channelview.
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Michigan
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Highlands
Christine Fuchs
East Field Burch
Bayshore Drive
Fred A. Dorsey
Best Sterling
Fred M. Burns
William Robbins
Baytown
Jasper Geaslin
Mapleton
Roy J. Orre
Channelview
Rosser and Burns Families Announce Newborn Daughters
Mr and Mrs H H Rosser of Highlands announce the birth of a daughter Friday at San Jacinto Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Pred M Burns of MIE East Lobit are the parents of a daughter born Friday at San Jacinto Memorial nees
Gander backs shine as rushing attack leads
Anders, Eakin, Ernst, Morris, and Burchett powered the Gander offense with multiple 40 plus yard runs and sustained gains. The line, anchored by Noel Chaplin and Mike Hensley, opened holes while David Arnett filled center, keeping the backers fresh for defense. Other Ganders contributing up front included Daw, Hollister, Enferli, Vanya, Eddie Bossa, and Brers.
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Morris
Burchett
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Noel Chaplin
Mike Hensley
David Arnett
Bergeron
Ken Daw
James Hollister
John En 4Erli
Mitchel Vanya
Eddie Bossa
Wax Bil Ad Buzzy Brers
Sports and church schedule fragment from a faded page
A fragmented listing shows repeated time slots and program titles for sports reviews world news roundups and church services across days. It includes references to Ranse Ridlhg, Carver at Liberty, Second Baptist Church, Tricity Episcopal Church and Assembly of God, with morning and evening slots plus devotional and farm segments.
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Carver
Liberty
Revies
Smokey Stover
George Prentice
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