Sam Rayburn lauded as Mr. Democrat at Rayburn Day
News dispatch notes Sam Rayburn of Bonham receives wide acclaim in Washington with multiple Republican leaders attending a Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner dubbed Rayburn Day at the Willard Hotel on April 16. The speaker’s influence spans party lines due to support for Eisenhower era trade policies and other divided issues.
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Sam Rayburn
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Eisenhower
Social and political guests gather at Dupont Circle reception
Suferave Club hosts on Dupont Circle honor Speaker Sam Rayburn with Rep. Clark Thompson of Galveston and Mrs. Thompson among attendees. Paul Butler, new DNC chairman, attends with other dignitaries including Former Texas Senator Tom Connally. West Texas lawyer-in-training Vester Hughes Jr, Harvard Law graduate, discusses launching civilian practice near San Angelo. Joe Bailey Swanner welcomes a newborn daughter Regina Brooks Swanner and Risa, Brownwood natives. Port of Galveston hosts reception for navigation officials led by new director Swede Sandberg and Galveston agency rep Robert A. Nesbit amid ongoing maritime legislation.
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Dupont Circle
Clark Thompson
Galveston
Thompson
Eisenhower
Judiciary
Diplomatic Service
Rayburn
Democratic National Committee
Paul M. Butler
Indiana
Texas
Tom Connally
Harvard Law School
Hughes
Washington
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Army
Judge Advocate General's
Paris
Capitol Hill
Rep
Clark Fisher
Washington Hotel
W. H. (Swede) Sandberg
Texas City Terminal Co
Robert A. Nesbit
Hedemann to Represent Texas at 1956 Lutheran Convention
The Rev. Lester F. Hedemann pastor of Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church was elected to join 21 Texas district pastors at the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod convention in 1956. The international gathering meets every three years and will be held in St Paul Minnesota from June 28 to 36. Hedemann was elected at the Texas district convention held in Austin last week.
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Lester FE. Hedemann
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Texas
International Convention of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
St. Paul
Minn
Brady
Austin
Acknowledgment of Thanks to Medical Staff and Friends
A. R. Caylor expresses sincere appreciation to doctors and nurses at Medical and Surgical Hospital for kindness during illness and to coed friends and neighbors for cards mailed during the illness in Lohn.
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A. R. Caylor
Lohn
Convention delegates rise to four vice presidents at West Texas gathering
The convention elected Rev George Heinemeir of Wilson to represent West Texas as vice president, while attendance reached 682 delegates. A new women’s dormitory at Lutheran Concordia College was dedicated for teaching students, funded in part by Mt Calvary Church members last summer and fall. Fred Thormann and Rev Hedemann represented the stmady church.
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Wilson
West Texas
Lutheran Concordia College
Mt. Calvary Church
Fred Thormann
Mr. Hedemann
Srady
Card of Thanks for Holy Week displays and theatre use
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Laymen's League and Women's Missionary League express thanks to Kay Caywood for use of the Texas Theatre for Holy Week noon services and to Ramond Wilensky for access to the show window in Gibbs' former building for a pre Easter display. Their courtesy is sincerely appreciated.
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Kay Caywood
Texas Theatre
Ramond Wilensky
Gibbs
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Laymen’s
Adams Family Easter Visit Ties Rochelle and San Angelo
Joe J Adams visited during Easter with his parents Mr and Mrs Jance Adams of Rochelle and sister Mrs J R Cawyer and family of San Angelo. He is a sophomore at Texas A&M College.
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Joe J. Adams
Jance Adams
Rochelle
J. R. Cawyer
San Angelo
Joe
Texas A&m College
Texas City tragedy survivors seek 30 million claim commission
A bill introduced by Senator Lyndon B. Johnson Senator Price Daniel and Representative Thompson proposes a special commission to review and approve claims from victims and survivors of the Texas City explosion. Claims are projected at 30 to 40 million dollars. The measure follows a Supreme Court ruling that the government bears moral responsibility but is not technically liable due to the nitrate explosion on a French relief vessel.
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Texas City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Price Daniel
Rep. Thompson
Supreme Court
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