Land loan explained to Texas realtors veterans plan
Texas veterans of World War II may borrow up to 10000 dollars at 3 percent interest for 40 years under a state funded land loan plan. About 23 applications, 500 tracts appraised, first 5 million dollars in bonds to be offered October 26. Tideland rights sparking debate as federal action looms.
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Texas Veterans of
Gastown Real Estate Board
Owt Naif
Texas Tidelands
Giles
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
British Ready For Blow At Hong Kong
British forces plan a large scale show of force near the Chinese border to deter Communist aggression. Reports describe smoke from burning airports as Canton braces for a turnover ceremony while troops move in from multiple routes. Indiana visitors stay with Baytown residents as winter plans unfold.
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Canton
Jon
Baytown Run Highlights And Local Recap
Unclear OCR text outlines events labeled Baytown Run and 300-School news with program times including 3:00 and 4:3, plus mentions Central Reptist Church and Hacienda HREL. Also references 5:00 and 5-idlies Records and 330-Today's Sports. Gray' Limnber and KREL are named along with closing stocks and PAL at 12:35.
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Ite Basta
Sacker
Susicad Wrinety
Mal Gerder Sihuisie
Greer Ausic
Baytown
Hacienda
Central Reptist
Church
Gray’ Limnber
KREL
Ganders rout S. F. Austin team 42 0
Ganders dominate Houston based S F Austin with a 42 to 0 victory. Johnson Parkinson and Price connected on multiple scoring plays while Mahan left with a sprained ankle. Lee Austin tallied 13 first downs and the team combined for 258 rushing yards and 422 passing yards despite two interceptions.
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Price
Parkinson
Mustang
Johnson
Leon Gerlich
Lee
Jerry Mahan
Fustang
Arkle
Lillie Duke Hospital
Lee Austin
Three Bills Block Adournment Plan Continues
The report notes a compromise plan to extend parity supports for two years before shifting to a flexible system carrying from 7d to 90 percent props. Prospects appear dim as both sides show little enthusiasm. The appropriations committee wrestles with a $14,000,000 military appropriation and a separate $80,000,000 line, while the armed forces spending authority faces delay until January. Senator Morse accuses CIO leaders in Oregon of pressuring votes, but he resists trading endorsements for future legislation. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. acts as speaker during a session, filling in for Sam Rayburn who is absent.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
CIO
Morse
Roosevelt
Franklin D
Deputies seize 13 punchboards in raid on gambling sites
In Houston on October 4, a raid led by Captain J D Valters nets thirteen punchboards used for intermittent gambling. Charged in Justice Court are Kent Amason of Brownies Bar, Carl Price, W B Schaefer, Roy Moffitt, William Burke, W E Teyser, Shelton Jones, Co O Huber, Herman White, and Mrs Loraine Burney, with other operators named.
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Houston
Carl Price
Tidwell Road
W. B. Schaefer
Medgomery
Roy Moffett
Moffiti’s
Berry Road
William Burke
Oncrstor
The
Family Circle
Irvington
W. E. Teyser
Guinn
Hardy
Shelton Jones
Shelton Drive
Huber
Herman White
Haven
Loraine Burney
Burney’s
Christian Science Lecture Offered in Houston
Baytown residents were invited to attend a free Christian Science lecture at the Houston Music Hall on Monday. Ralph Castle of San Francisco will present “Christian Science: The Reinstatement of Primitive Christianity and Spiritual Healing,” sponsored by The Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, of Houston.
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Baytown
Sam ‘Houston Coliseum
Houston
Jrs
Ralph Castle
San Francisco
California
Fourth — Church
of Christ, Scientist
UT Building Tragedy Reported Incomplete Details
In Austin a UT spokesman described a body plunging from a 27 story administration building near the senior library window. The fate of the person was uncertain with no confirmation of gender or status as a student.
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Austin
University of Texas
Compromise Farm Bill Edges Toward Final Agreement
A lengthy closed session marked a major step toward a final farm bill. House conference chair Capsley expressed optimism that a bill would emerge, while Senate leaders Lucas and Anderson conceded concessionary terms in the flexible price support plan. The vote showed tentative support with narrow margins in both chambers amid ongoing negotiations.
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Hereld D. Capsley
North Carolina
House Conference Group
House
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
August HL. Andresen
Minnesota
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Howard J. Thye
Aiken
Thye
Alien J. Ellender
Louisiana
Dance And Banquet On K C Schedule
Knights of Columbus San Jacinto Council 2788 wraps Columbus Day events with a 8:30 p m dance tonight at the K of C Halil venue featuring the Joanny Peska band. A banquet tomorrow at Humble Dining Room closes the week, with speakers F R Mulvey Zor Humble Oil and Refining Patrick C Ty an, and Moran as MC.
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Knights of Columbus
San Jacinto Council
Richard Tannich
K_ of C. Halil
Joanny Peska
Humble Dining Room
F. R. Mulvey
Houston
Zor
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Patrick C. Tynan
Wederland
Mulvey
St. Gregory
Moran
E. HE. Pavler
Houston Policeman Jailed On $14 Theft Charge
Houston police Patrolman Walter L. Smith, 29, was jailed and suspended after being charged with stealing $14 from two Black prisoners. Patrolman Elmer B. Casey, 36, was suspended pending investigation. Chief B. W. Payne said Smith admitted finding the money after a police officials conference.
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Houston
B. W. Payne
Walter L. Smith
Patchman
Elmer Bml Casey
Smith
A C. Thornton
Women With False Fronts Irk Students
A campus club decried as deceptive by saying cosmetics mislead partners while students comment on honesty versus manipulation. Sophomore Tom Sullivan predicts warlike campaigns by both sexes and urges openness. A graduate recounts calls for an honest campaign and a clean approach to politics. In local news, Mr and Mrs Lewis P Gourlay announce the birth of Jerry Wayne Gourlay October 5 at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. He weighs four pounds ten ounces and has siblings Jesse Louis and Sandra Kay.
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Teally
Tom Sullivan
Sullivan
Jim Shyrock
Aititude
Dick Schulze
Atrs
Lewis P. Gourlay
Cedar Bayou
Jerry Wayne
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
J. B. Gourlay
C. Holladay
Jerry Weeyne
Jesse Louis
Sandra Kay
AFL CIO Balk At Lewis Plan For Big Alliance
The AFL and CIO balk at Lewis plan calling for a larger alliance while a campaign pledge seeks to raise interstate worker pay from 40 to 75 cents an hour. Conferees refuse to extend wage hour act coverage and would add exemptions. In St Louis Roy Daviser reports half of 252 grievances from the Missouri Pacific strike have been settled direct negotiations. the 37 day walkout paralyses the railroad.
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AFL
Cio Balk
Lewis
Pate 2Man
Progress
ST. Louis
Roy §. Daviser
Bissouri Pacific Railroad
Baytown Chiropractors Attend Texas Convention in Brownwood
Doctors William I Travis and John H Whitfield of Baytown attend the Texas State Chiropractic Association convention at Memorial Hall Brownwood October 15 with an expected record of nearly 500 attendees. The event closes Saturday with a banquet and dance at Hotel Brownwood, convention headquarters.
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Brownwood
William I Travis
John H. Whitfield
Baytown
Texas State Chiropractic Association
Memorial Hall
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