Lincoln Inaugural Speech Aims at South and Union
Washington reports Lincoln’s inaugural address aimed to calm Northern fears while signaling firm action on slavery. Military preparations surround the ceremony as observers gauge whether the speech warns of force or offers peace to both sides.
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Washington, D. C
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Republic
Douglas
Virginia
Texas Power & Light Plans 800 Mile Super Transmission Line
Texas Power & Light Co and three other major investor owned utilities announced plans to build a single 345000 volt transmission backbone from Houston to Dallas Fort Worth, extending north to a Red River generation site and into West Texas. the pipeline will span about 800 miles with a cost of 25 million dollars and 6500000 kilowatts capacity serving REA cooperatives and regional agencies for greater electric service security.
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Texas Power & Light Co
Texas Power & Light Company
Texas
Red River
Houston
Permian Basin
West
Tp&l
Texas Electric Service Company
Dallas Power & Light Company
Houston Lighting and Power Company
W. W. Lynch
Dallas- Fort Worth
Texas Power & Light Com
Lynch
REA
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Brazos Electric Power Cooperative, Inc
Southwestern Power Administration
Southwest
United States
Funeral Services Held Sunday For James Carleton
Funeral services for James Leonard Carleton 73 were held at Marek-Burns Funeral Home. Born October 1 1887 in Ad Hall Community he served in World War I and was a 40 year Woodmen of the World member awaiting a 40 year pin. Survived by mother Willie Carleton two brothers Luther Victor and sister Mary Carleton.
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Marek - Burns
James Leonard Carleton
McClosky Veterans Hospital
Temple
Aubrey Russell
Carleton
Ad Hall
Corinth
Willie Carleton
Victor
Luther Carleton
Mary Carleton
J. B. Phipps
Ed Schmidt
Aldoph Michalka
F. H. Scarborough
Arthur Kuehl
Pete Kunz
Livestock Insurance Rates Advertised by George Childress Ox
Livestock insurance rates listed 3 percent on herds and 6 percent on individually insured beef or dairy animals. Contact George Childress Ox at 7-2112 for details.
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George Childress
Final Rites for Albert Meyer 69 in Cameron
Funeral services were held for Albert Louis Meyer 69 at Green Funeral Home with the Rev Aubrey Russell officiating. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery with Masonic rites at the graveside. Meyer born Rockdale March 12 1891 was a retired railway express employee. Survived by his wife Maude Roberson Meyer of Cameron son Albert Meyer of Houston daughter Mrs J P Williams Jr of Houston sister Mrs Pauline Brown of Chico Calif and two grandchildren.
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Albert Louis Meyer
Green Funeral
Aubrey Russell
Oak Hill Cemetery
Meyer
Rockdale
Herman
Martha Meyer
Maude Roberson
Railway Express
A. L. Meyer
Cameron
Albert Meyer
Houston
J. P. Williams Jr
Pauline Brown
Chico
Calif
Rites Held for Frank Gleason 66 at St Michaels Burlington
Funeral services for Frank Glea son 66 who died at his Burlington home March 2 were held at St Michaels Catholic church in Burlington with Rev. Michael O Reagan officiating and burial in St Michaels cemetery. Rosary was recited at Marek Burns Funeral Home. Survivors include one brother Tim Gleason and two sisters Miss Mary Gleason and Mrs Bartle Crennan. Pallbearers named Eli Buegeler Harry Hagerty Frank Rawley Rudolph Wunsch Robert Weid Ruben Fuchs.
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Frank Gleason
Burlington
St. Michaels Catholic Church
Michael O'Reagan
St. Michaels
Marek Burns
Gleason
Tim Gleason
Mary Gleason
Bartle Crennan
Cameron
Eli Buegeler
Harry Hagerty
Frank Rawley
Rudolph Wunsch
Robert Weid
Ruben Fuchs
Reportable diseases in Milam County weekly tally
Milam County reports 21 cases of Strep throat 6 mumps 2 pneumonia and 1 gonorrhea for the week ending March 4 1961 Dr T E Crump acting director of the Milam County Health Department confirms the figures.
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Milam County
T. E. Crump
Confederate Leaders Say Lincoln Seeks Fort Sumpter Victory
Confederate representatives quote Montgomery accusing Lincoln of aiming to hold Fort Sumpter and Fort Pickens while denying the Confederacy’s rights. Senator Louis Winfall, seen at the Capitol, declares The Old Union is a corpse and mocks its funeral.
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Confederacy
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Confederate States
Montgomery
Fort Sumpter
Fort Pickens
Capitol
Union
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