Tejas Democrats Rally For Testan Amid Snake Tales In Texas
The piece argues Tejas Democrats should unite to back Testan for President, praises Adial Stevenson as a top potential leader, and notes Texas snakes, tourism figures, and local plans like July Jubilee and Richards Park. It highlights tourism stats for 1959, licensing for non-resident fishermen, and opportunities in lease farming and local development.
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Texas
Texas Highway Department
Brady
McCutoch County
Urady
Richards Park
Texans Leave Washington in Retirement Shuffle
Two Texans long active in Capitol Hill roles retire Walter Hornaday Dallas News correspondent and Stella Watson Merrill secretary to Rep Frank Shard. Baskin named bureau chief with Mashek assisting. Hornaday served Rainbow Division veteran with UT links. Merrill moved from Tyler to Washington in 1944 and will relocate to Big Spring. Excerpt from a newsletter of
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Walter ©. Hornaday
Dallas News
Stella Watson Merrill
Wichita
Robert BE. Baskin
Hornaday
Baskin
John Mashek
Texas
Austin American-Statesman
The
News
Willam D. Hornaday
University of Texas
Rainbow Division
Ann Agnell
Della K. Agnell
Big Spring
William D. II
Albuquerque
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South America
Oil Company
John
Austin
Hornadays
Blue Ridge Mountain
Virginia
Mrs. Merrill
Wichita Falls
Ikard
Ed Gossett
Dallas
Texans Tour Capitol as Army Service Intervenes
Among June visitors were young Texans on school vacation or military leave. David Schepp of Houston plans to return to Korea after Army service interrupts his University of Texas schooling. Don Richburg of Loraine, visiting with brothers Jerry and Cliff Etheredge, June graduates of Roscoe High, heads to Arlington to guard the Tomb of the Unknowns.
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David Schepp
Houston
University of Texas
Capitol
Korea
Don Richburg
Loraine
Jerry
Cliff Etheredge
Roscoe High School
Richburg
Arlington National Cemetery
New Portante Typewriters Arrive at The Standard
The Standard reports the arrival of new Portante typewriters including models from Cole Roval and Smith Corona. Local sales staff invite customers to inspect and compare features.
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Portante
Cole, Roval
Smith-Coronade
Charles Bode Receives Second Letter at ETSC
Brady junior Charles Bode was named to receive his second track letter at East Texas State College. Bode earned the high hurdles title at the Border Olympiads and West Texas Relays and ran on the Lion 440 yard relay squad that posted 41 flat in a triangular meet at Monroe. The 1960 Lions captured their sixth straight Lone Star Conference title and finished second in the NAIA meet at Sioux Falls.
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East Texas State College
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Lion
Brown
West Texas
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Louisiana
McNeese
Monroe
Lions
Sioux Falls
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