Foreign Trade Mission Aims to Boost Texas Industry
Seven Texas industrialists return from a two week trade mission to Brazil with initial sales expectations over 3 million dollars and potential long term gains surpassing 5 million. James Havey of the Texas Industrial Commission predicts broad market expansion despite joint ventures and licensing deals. The Texas mission, backed by the commission and the U S Department of Commerce, visited Sao Paulo Rio de Janeiro and Belo Horizonte, a city added to the itinerary after requests from local manufacturers.
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Texas
Ade
Brazil
James Havey
Texas Industrial Comission
International Atte
Ate
Havey
Texas Industrial Commission
U.S. Department of Commerce
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Belo Horizonte
James Harris
International Trade Division
Harris
Belo Horrizonte
U. S
Immunization push urged by Texas State Committee
Senator Bill Patman told the State Coordinating Committee in Austin that a third of young students at the Texas School for the Deaf show deafness linked to maternal rubella. He warned measles and rubella impose long term costs and urged expanded preschool immunization and better tracking. The committee studies improved immunization techniques and a computer system to identify unvaccinated children for polio diphtheria measles and other preventable diseases.
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Texas School For the Deaf
Bill Patman
Garado
Austin
Patman
Texas School For the “Deaf
Texas
State Department of Health
Inflation control plan from US Chamber outlines five point program
The US Chamber of Commerce argues inflation stems from government spending and money supply growth and calls for a five point plan to curb spend ing by Congress and the Administration. It proposes five year spending projections, regular reviews, pilot tests, a joint congressional budget committee, and oversight of trust funds. Also notes social visits in Texas with several families listed.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Chamber
Congress
Administration
Battise Named Indian Agent for Alabama Coushatta Reservation
Emmett D. Battise, full blood Alabama Indian and second chief of the Alabama and Coushatta Tribes, was named Superintendent of the Alabama Coushatta Reservation in East Texas. Born February 5, 1922 on the Livingston reservation, he served in World War II earning a Bronze Star and later coached and taught at New Summerfield and Rusk High Schools. Battise, known as Little Chief, became Indian Agent the first in Texas in about 150 years and is active as an elder in the Indian Presbyterian Church.
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Texas Indian Commission
Emmett D. Battise
Alabama-Coushatta
East
Texas
Battise
Alabama
Livingston
Presbyterian Mission School
Livingston High School
Chilocco
Oklahoma
U.S. Army Field Artillery
North Africa
Stephen F. Austin State College
Nacogdoches
Little Chief
New Summerfield
Rusk High School
Indian Presbyterian Church
Kubiak Attending Special Session On Texas Insurance
Rep Dan Kubiak comments on the insurance problem amid Texas Legislature’s fourth called special session. He notes Texas regulates auto and homeowners insurance rates while others permit competition, cites Texans pay four billion annually in premiums, and urges a standard policy, financial solvency, and capped profits to protect the public. He expects a resolution this session or in January.
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Dan Kubiak
Kubiak
Texas
Texas Cattle Feeders Name New Executive
Charles E Ball of Dallas is named executive vice president of the Texas Cattle Feeders Association effective November 1. TCFA president Tom Herrick announced after a four member executive committee meeting in Amarillo. Ball has 20 years as Southwest Regional Editor of Farm Journal and has traveled nationwide gathering ideas for 2,400,000 subscribers.
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Texas Cattle Feeders Association
Amarillo
Charles E. Ball
Dallas
Tom Herrick
TCFA
Ball
Farm Journal
United States
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