Religion and Independence in Mexican Texas Debate
A historical excerpt discusses religious liberty and the establishment of Catholicism in the colony. It argues that independence and tolerance were secured by permitting only Catholic worship, with the Catholic Church guaranteed by the nation’s fundamental law. The piece frames religion as essential to political independence and societal stability in the new republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Wexelain
Uinloea
Cate
Nat Iin
Texas
Housing subsidies and postwar Britain’s home-building pace
A survey notes nearly 2.5 million dwellings built since 1918, about half by private enterprise, funded largely by subsidies from national and local governments. Since the war taxpayers have contributed about 835 million dollars toward housing subsidies, averaging 700 dollars per subsidized home, with 65 million this year. Projections expect England and Wales to add 6 million more homes by 1961 to house a growing population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sana
England
Owen
Howse
Valley Mills Local News Highlights and Social Notes
Local items from Valley Mills record weekend visits and family gatherings across nearby towns. Residents including Mrs Aubrey Shannon and Mr W H Griffin host or visit relatives in Eulogy, Dallas, Waco, Clifton, and Whitney, with travel for work, church, and social events. A funeral service for Fike Cutfirth is noted in Clifton with details of survivors and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Shannon
W. H. Grifin
Charlotte Riddle
Dalla Mine
Hazel Reed
Martell Townley
Waco Bunday
Herbert Stewart
Morgen
Dull
Everett Vermillion
Gladewater
Tohn Mrittain
Bill Lawdon
Flay Barnett
Dallas
Rexall
Mis
D.T. Morrie
Fort Worth
T. MM. Thomas
Aniversary Shnner
Clifton Sublay
Oliver Bronstad
Clifton
Tre
A. Smith
Tony Mullenex
Tom Kolb
Port Arthur
Malley Burns
Rev
Mon J. W. Wy Shaler
Whitney
Hal,ton
Lester Shaler
Minn
Minnie Lee
H. B. Nutt
Clinton Downing
Mies
Minnie Pishhugh
Warren
A. R. Loper
Big Springs
John Elrod
Sanford Pool
Pegey
Johnny
Pool
Tommy
Waco
John Wilson
Miffle Campbell
Mary Cawthon
Minto Blanche
Howard
Pndls
Frank Simms
Meridian
Robbin
Dove
Well
Smoot
Tiny Beevek
Fikik Cutfirth
Mackey
Jeounty
Disjointed Safety Items From Murky Report
Nine year old Henri Guyot was injured by a wheat binder in Prance but escaped with minor injuries after rain. An automobile hit a baby in Jersey City. infant landed unharmed. A man fell from stairs and died. another head injury from a fall in New Jersey. A woman burned in a fire after a stove incident. a car crash and a bomb of other misfortunes reported. The piece compiles a series of scattered, unclear accidents with no coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Henri Guyot
Jersey City
Philip Romano
William McFadden
Chicago
Winedow
New Jersey
Abbert Barrett
Dayton
Festa Adopts Ewe Name For Cockeet
Festa selects a new ewe name for Cockeet and books a modern name for Percy. The move follows Pernian provine customs on the cradle of the Angas with local naming traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festa
Apomre
Percy
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Ja Fl
France
Inez Larsen
Arly Texas History
University of Texas News Service
Lae
IR Daily
Great Britain
San Francisco Chronicle
Santiago
Chile
Sinclair Filling ‘Station
Valley Mills
Janet War
John Biserky
Henry Pontius
Kendallville
Schupack
Brooklyn
Josph Pitts
Philadelphia
Ohio
Gabriel Berrand
Florine Lavelle
Beulah Hopkine
Gury
Ind
Spokane
Washington
V. D. Goodall
M. D
T. Nav Banke
J. T. Hill
Citon, Texas
EAVE
Dublin
Cisco
Cation, Texas
Clifton Tailors
Ash Weet Assurance
Amarisan Gey Assocation
Gee
AGA
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