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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
4
The Associated Press notes Texas boxing remains legal with no pro fatality to date. It argues regulation, weight divisions, and prefight medical exams curb danger and compares boxing to other contact sports, asserting self regulation and ongoing tolerance for the sport.
The Brady Standard was entered as second class mail on May 17, 1910 at the Brady Texas post office under the Act of Congress of Mar 3, 1897.
Two Austin writers explore Jefferson area in East Texas offering a rarely visited jungle like wilderness. They hire Roy Butler as guide and float the Big Cypress and Little Cypress in a 20 foot jon boat catching bass bream catfish and pike along a river corridor once a thriving port now sparsely populated. Butler operates a guide service with multiple boats for fishermen and sightseers seeking unusual adventure.
The Preserved family expresses thanks for the love and respect shown at the death of Rosa Samuelson. Gratitude goes to Dr. Robert Hays, Rev. J. J. Jordan, Jimmy Herrington, soloist, Mrs. Hilma Stockstill, and those who sent flowers and food.
Brady drives to a first down on a pass to Jimmie Hensley but a motion penalty cancels a Pellizzari touchdown. Pellizzari scores later, but conversion fail leaves Brady trailing 8 6. A fake punt failure sets up Brownwood’s late score and a 16 6 lead.
The Washington letter recalls Sam Rayburn and presidents rewarding defeated party loyalists with government posts. It notes Gracie Prost, Sidney Yates, Frank Smith, Magnuson, Floyd Breeding, Walter Moeller, Frank Ketwalaki, Kathryn Granahan, and Catherine Norrell receiving roles from $16,000 to $22,500 a year. The piece ends by invoking Stonewall Jackson’s “to the victor belongs the spoils.”
The spillway intake at Canadian River Dam will be a six pour concrete engineering feat. Water drops 68 feet to a 22 foot tunnel, then into a stilling basin to slow flow before rejoining the river. Bureau of Reclamation engineer Phil Kensley explains the process to prevent erosion and upheaval.
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