May 1962 designated as Highway Week in Texas
This document proclaims May 20 to 26, 1962 as Highway Week in Texas. It notes Texas highway safety gains, rising traffic with 5 million registered vehicles, and 43 billion miles traveled annually. It urges modernization to handle traffic and reduce deaths and economic loss.
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Ulation
Texas Highway Department
Texas
John Rudder
Open House May 25 At Highway Office
Brownwood hosts an open house May 25 at the district office and warehouse on U S 183 to showcase highway testing, sign making, two way radio, and lab equipment as part of National Highway Week. District Engineer E M Pritchard invites residents to tour facilities and see daily highway maintenance work.
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Brownwood
Texas Highway Department
E. M. Pritchard
West Commerce
U. S. 183
Highway Department
Pritchard
District 16 Nurses Dinner Party in Brady
The Texas Graduate Nurses Association District 16 met in Brady for a dinner and program at the Flamingo Inn. Guest speaker Mrs. R L Akins reviewed Hills of Home, followed by a brief business session led by President Mrs. Ruth Blackmon. Present were numerous district members from San Angelo Brownwood Santa Anna and Brady.
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Texas Graduate Nurses’ Association
District 16
Brady
Flamingo Inn
R. L. Akins
Helen Florey
Thelma Grooms
Dora Allen
Brownwood
Opal Stockard
Nixon Niell
Santa Anna
Berta Hudspeth
Ruth Carson
Verda Hargrove
Oma Jay
Erna Samuelson
Velma Martin
Ellen Berquist
Konrad Receives SAC Promotion to Major
Earl G. Konrad of Dwight Illinois has earned a Strategic Air Command promotion to major in the U S Air Force at Minot AFB North Dakota He is a Dwight Township High School graduate and the son of Mrs Martine Konrad The couple has four children Also Rochelle High School seniors hold baccalaureate services in Rochelle with Rev Charles Hare speaking ahead of their May 25 graduation.
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Minot Afb
N. D
Earl G. Konrad
Dwight, Il
Strategic Air Command
United States Air Force
Dwight Township High School
Martine Konrad
Renfrew, Dwight
Joy B. Miller
Brady
Rochelle High School
Rochelle
Charles Hare
First Methodist Church
Game Exchange Benefits Texas Wildlife Program
Texas wildlife officials report an exchange program moving species to and from Texas to balance supplies. Since 1940 Texas shipped deer to seven states and abroad, while turkeys javelina and raccoon have also moved. Texas has received muskrats nutria quail and other birds and animals from other states for zoos and propagation.
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Austin
Texas
H. D. Dodgen
The
Game and Fish Commission
Commission
Game Commission
Virgin Islands
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Mexico
Guam
Texas Commission
United States
Texas wildlife exchange broadens species to boost populations
The Texas Game Commission exchanges animals with several states and countries to diversify wildlife. Deer and turkey from King Ranch and birds from Florida, South Carolina, Georgia, Nevada, California, Pakistan and England supplement Texas stock. Beavers, quail, sage grouse and other species join the program to expand populations without impacting food supplies.
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Aransas Wildlife Refuge
The
Game Commission
King Ranch
Texas
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
Nevada
California
Louisiana
Alabama
Arizona
Montana
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Pakistan
England
Commission
Dodgen
Weekend Guests at Camargo Home
Guests of Camargos hosted a weekend visit from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Villanueva and their four sons of Arlington, along with Mrs. E Camargo of Fort Worth.
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Camargos
Shorty
Camargo
Henry Villanueva
Arlington
E. Camargo
Fort Worth
Brady 4-H Club Renamed Busy Bees
The 5th Grade 4 H Club was renamed Busy Bee 4 H Club during a meeting at Mrs Vyvien Duncan County Home Demonstration Agent. The leader instructed the girls in threading a sewing machine and beginning to sew two pieces of cloth together. Attending were Judy Bryson Pam Thornton Judy Wilson Linda Sue Jones Kath erine Wulff Charmaine Hallum and Rita Crew.
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Busy Bee
Vyvien Duncan
Kimble-Menard Singing Convention Set at Menard Church
The Kimble Menard County Singing Convention will meet Sunday May 20 at the First Christian Church in Menard. The singing begins at 2:00 p.m.
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Kimble-Menard
Kimble-Menard County
Menard
Family visit marks Brady Mother's Day
Here From Dallas Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Jackson and children of Dallas spent Mother's Day in Brady as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jackson and Mrs. O. E. Engdahl and other relatives and friends.
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Dallas
O. C. Jackson
Brady
Jim Jackson
O. E. Engdahl
Local Families Share Extended Visits in City Circles
The passage notes Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Elizondo and families visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Cortez of San Antonio. It also mentions Mrs. E Camargo staying longer for an extended visit.
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Joe Elizondo
Manuel Cortez
San Antonio
E. Camargo
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