Temple May Get One Of Federal Projects
Congress has lined up 222 federal building projects for Texas including post offices and a large federal office building in San Antonio. The Texas list totals 5.6 million for a public health service hospital and other city specific allocations such as Temple 710000 and Victoria 955000, with Monahans Odessa Orange and Terrell also listed.
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Congress
Texas
House Public Works Committee
Senate
Monahans
Odessa
Orange
Presidio
Raymondville
Aetna Smith Attends State DAR Meeting in Galveston
Miss Aetna Smith served as delegate from Cameron DAR Chapter at the State meeting held in Galveston during the past two weeks.
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Aetna Smith
Galveston
Cameron D. A. R
Two Bonus Bills Die in Texas House Committee
Two bills to grant $200 to $500 to veterans of three wars were given virtual death blows by a House committee. They were referred to a subcommittee for study after a 2.5 hour hearing as lawmakers questioned funding and the projected 400 million dollar cost.
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Texas
House
Two Cases Filed In County Court
E. E. Nettles Jr pleaded guilty in open court for passing a worthless check with a fine of 1.00 and costs. Willie Favors pleaded guilty for driving while intoxicated with a 50.00 fine and six month license suspension plus court costs.
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E. E. Nettles, Jr
Willie Favors
Fisher and Vera Visit in Hanover Wednesday
W. C. Fisher and Vera were seen visiting in Hanover on Wednesday afternoon.
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W. C. Fisher
Vera
Hanover
Texas Odd Fellows and Rebekah Assembly Install Officers in Waco
The 109th Grand Lodge of Texas and 55th Rebekah Assembly concluded their four day State convention in Waco with a 2 PM installation of officers. C. M. McLaughlin of Tyler became grand master, succeeding Frank Rundell. Mrs. Bessie Carter of San Angelo became Rebekah Assembly president, succeeding Mrs. Lawless. The next meeting will be in Dallas in 1950.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Rebekah Assembly of Texas
Grand Lodge of Texas
Odd Fellows
Karen Temple
Gene Lawless
Rebekahs
Frank R. Rundell
Grand Lodge
C. M. McLaughlin
Tyler
Texas Lodge
Frank Rundell
Austin
Bessie Carter
San Angelo
Rebekah Assembly
Lawless
el Paso
Cameron Officials Move After Rabies Suspect Dog Killed
Local authorities report hydrophobia concerns with several dogs killed after suspected rabies exposure. City Marshall Jim McGoldrick said he killed a dog he believed sick, though its head was not examined. Two Buckholts dogs were also rabidly diagnosed after Pasteur Institute tests. Hydrophobia has affected county foxes. a dog vaccination ordinance is in place with annual notices.
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Cameron
Jim McGoldrick
McGoldrick
Pasteur Institute
Austin
Ill child of Cameron family in Newton Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Hrozek the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Ervin Hrozek of Cameron is ill and receiving care at Newton Memorial Hospital.
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Elizabeth Hrozek
Ervin Hrozek
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Warning Urges Vaccination to Prevent Smallpox Outbreak
State Health Officer Dr. George W. Cox warns of rising smallpox cases and urges universal vaccination. Four county cases match the state's total for 1948, with officials stressing painless, cheap vaccines for all ages and reimmunization if immunity has waned. Parents should verify their children's immunization and consider revaccination if needed.
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George W. Cox
Mrs Nettie Houghton McBride Visited Dallas Neighbor
Mrs Nettie Houghton McBride of Dallas recently visited Mrs Robert A McIntosh. McBride had lived here for many years before moving to Dallas to reside.
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Nettie Houghton McBride
Dallas
Robert A. McIntosh
McBride
Mrs Bill Alex Bonds and McLeans Visit Temple Friends
Mrs Bill Alex Bonds and Mr and Mrs J M McLean visited friends in Temple on Sunday.
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Bill Alex Bonds
J. M. McLean
Jester Signs Rural Road Aid Measure
Governor Beauford H. Jester signed a bill allocating 15 million dollars yearly for rural road construction. Senator Neveille H. Colson of Navasota helped push enactment, with priority for unimproved roads serving feeders and essential routes such as school buses rural mail milk and others.
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Beauford H. Jester
Neveille H. Colson
Navasota
Mrs H E Garner Returns to Ben Arnold School Duties
Mrs H E Garner, previously confined to a Temple hospital, is now much improved and has resumed her duties as principal of the Ben Arnold school.
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H. E. Garner
Temple
Ben Arnold School
Mrs Hobson Undergoes Surgery at St Edwards Hospital
Mrs J L Hobson had surgery at St Edwards Hospital this week and is recovering well.
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J. L. Hobson
St. Edwards Hospital
Jury to Hear Hester on Monday
Arthur Clayton Hester an 18 year old confessed slayer of Dr. John Lord will tell his story to the Johnson County grand jury Monday. Fort Worth lawyer Al Clyde said his client would testify and he'd notify Johnson County DA John James Jr. Hester has received 36 visitors including Rev G W French who offered socks shirts and devotional material and said I am at peace with God. Grand jury foreman is C A Tarlton a former Circle Park Elementary principal at Fort Worth.
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Arthur Clayton Hester
John Lord
Johnson County
al Clyde
Fort Worth
John James ,Jr
Hester
G. W. French
French
Grand Jury
C. A. Tarlton
Cleburne
Circle Park
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