Labor Day Toll Climbs Beyond 30 Dead in Texas
A Labor Day weekend toll in Texas rose beyond 30 dead as traffic and boating accidents mounted. The Associated Press tallied fatalities from Friday evening through Monday, naming victims across Brownsville Dallas Fort Worth Austin Corpus Christi San Antonio and surrounding areas. The Friday night wrecks claimed multiple family deaths and individuals in Houston Dallas and other cities, with drownings and injuries reported along lakes and highways.
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Funeral Is Held For Mrs. Fletcher
Funeral services for Mrs. H. H. Fletcher 73 were held in Greenville Texas. She is survived by three sons Jack W M and J M Fletcher all of Greenville and three daughters Mrs Ervin Mrs Roy Whiteley of Oder Texas and Mrs Howard Owens of Greenville. Also 19 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Her husband and oldest son H H Fletcher Jr. preceded her in death.
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Fatal Boat Explosion Rocks Seabrook Bay Resort
Police probe the Labor Day tragedy after a 42 foot Dina-Mo cruiser exploded near Regatta Inn on Galveston Bay. Two women died, three others injured including Courtney Laird, as responders battled fire from Seabrook Shipyards. Cause under investigation. the boat valued at $65,000 to be raised for inquiry.
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Henderson Rites Held In Anahuac
Funeral services for George Henderson 66 of Anahuac were held at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Bob Mitchell and Rev. C B Thuss officiating. He died Saturday night at his home. A native of Nacogdoches County he was a retired Corps of Engineers boat captain and had lived in Anahuac 40 years. Survivors include wife Ruby Ray Henderson of Anahuac son Clifton Henderson of La Marque three sisters and two grandchildren. Pallbearers named. Arrangements by Sterling Funeral Home Dayton. West Point note included.
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Austin
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San Antonio
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Frisco
Denton County
Houston
Perry Duffield
Fidel Lopez
U.S
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Bill Manuel
Littlefield
Mae Bratcher
Marypeak
Venus
Cleburne
Willie Harper Jr
Leonard Baught
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Grapevine Reservoir
Dennis J. Millard
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el Paso
Enrique Arellano
Anahuac
George Henderson
First Baptist
Clifton Henderson
la Marque
Margaret Kittler
Shreveport
Nora Zegler
Wichita Falls
Leona Brunson
Grapeland
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James Sandlin
Norman Sykes
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Eddie Ferguson
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Shoplifting Charged To Two Baytonians
Baytown women Irene Smith Cooper 37 of 1214% Stowe and Madeline Joyce McDonald 22 of 112145 Stowe were charged with shoplifting at Kmart. Bond set at 400 each. Officers Cowan and Porter arrested them in the Smart parking lot after spotting items valued at 38.55 placed in handbags. Recovered items included two pairs of shoes a three piece suit a two piece suit and a bottle of vitamin tablets.
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Irene Smith Cooper
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Madeline Joyce McDonald
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Hospital Notes Admits at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
Admitted patients include Stewart Cox and Rebecca Andrews daughter of Harold and M rs Andrews Baytown in Gulf Coast rooms 105 and 101 plus several others with listed addresses and room numbers. At San Jacinto Methodist Betty Carlisle Highlands and George Miller Jr Illinois with rooms 313 and 235. Also notes newborns for Mr and Mrs Cay Yor and Mr and Mrs Reed with Gulf Coast and San Jacinto births.
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Marvin
Carrie Costlow
Cassetta
Betty Carlisle
Highlands
George Miller Jr
David Lee Cay- Yor
Gulf Coast
Ray Edward Reed
San Jacinto Methodist
Metro Area Focus Drives More Progressive Legislation
State Sen. Chet Brooks told the Texas Trial Lawyers Association committee in Austin that the 60th Legislature will be more progressive on metropolitan area issues. He urged lawyers to engage with lawmakers, praised public interest projects, and noted urban voting strength will rise with new lawmakers in January. He stressed cooperation between rural and urban regions to meet diverse needs. Across the Pacific, beef cattle production expands from Tahiti to New Guinea.
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Pinched nerve blamed for shoulder and arm pain prompts action
When retirement life brings sleepless nights, patients may notice a pinched nerve in the spine causing shoulder and arm pain. Seek evaluation to determine if relief is possible through treatment or therapy.
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