Town Faux By Guest Columnist 8S. M. P. Roy Hamilton
A guest column recounts Roy Hamilton’s claim of early DeWitt County settlement in 1850 and notes plans for a law enforcing day. It lists local figures and adages, and ends with a street scene at East Main and Esplanade at 1 05 p m with four potential shoppers.
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East Main
Esplanade
Gonzales
Return to the column after hospital stay
D. L. Prentice reports from the Record staff that after nearly three months in the hospital he has returned. He explains a hospital diet and weight loss, and notes doctors only declare a cancer cured after five years with probability.
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D. L. Prentice Record
Howdy
Houston
St Mark's Lutheran church to attend Texas Louisiana Synod
Rev H A Hanson pastor of St Mark's Lutheran Church Heinie Bade and Arthur Koeh ler will attend the Texas Louisiana Synod Convention of the Lutheran Church Friday Saturday and Sunday. Convention will be at Texas Lutheran College Seguin. Family Night at St Mark's June 9 features film The Gift of Love and a short silent reel from the church building project with refreshments.
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H. A. Hanson
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Heinie Bade
Arthur Koehler
Texas-Louisiana Synod
The
Lutheran Church
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
St. Mark's Church
St. Mark's
Petition Grows Against Cuero Yorktown Kenedy Mail Route Cut
Seventy two Yorktown residents sign a petition urging the U S Postal Service to reverse its plan to discontinue the daily Cuero Yorktown Kenedy mail run. Signatures collected at the Green Lantern and other local offices. petitions stay open until after the Pony Express ride on June 12.
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Yorktown
U.S. Postal Service
Daily Mail
Cuero
Kenedy
Ben Ziese
Green Lantern
First National Bank
City Hall
Nordheim
Runge
Cuero Record
Pony Express
Washington
Venezuelan father blocked from naming newborn Canonero II
Farmer Celestino de la Cruz Paredes in Palmira fails to register his son with the name Canonero II after authorities reject the homage to the horse that won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness.
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Palmira
Venezuela
UPI
Celestino de la Cruz Paredes
Canonero II
Texas lawmakers push to close out 62nd Legislature
Dissidents known as the Dirty 30 withdrew their blanket objection, clearing the way for banking reform acts and more than 10 Senate bills to pass on a cosnet calendar. The session neared midnight with a $7.1 billion budget and redistricting bills in play as leaders expected final votes within hours.
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Senate
House
Cosnet
Dave Allred
Wichita
Gus Mutscher
Victoria College Hopes Slip as House Passes Tyler Plan
The Texas House approved a bill to establish Tyler State College while insiders say a Victoria upper level college will not be acted on due to other business. Rep. Billy Williamson stressed the Tyler institution will not become a four year college. The Senate backed Tyler and Victoria recommendations from the State College Coordinating Board.
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Williamson
Tyler
Senate
Victoria
State College Coordinating Board
Newborn Girl Left at Clinic Found Alive in Cuero
A newborn girl about 30 minutes old weighing 4 pounds 9.75 ounces was found in an aluminum pan on the back doorstep of the High and Davis Clinic Saturday morning. She is alive and in Cuero Community Hospital under welfare Department care. police have no leads.
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High and Davis Clinic
Cuero Community Hospital
Clinton Wright
Chief Welfare Department
High and Davis
Raymond Kasper
Youth Injured By Auto On Old San Antonio Highway
Ronald Eugene Brasher, 6, of Cuero, was admitted to Cuero Community Hospital at 12:30 a.m. Sunday after a collision with an oncoming car on the old San Antonio Highway near 11 p.m. Saturday. He suffered bruises and abrasions and was transported by private auto. Texas Highway Patrolman Jim Fitzpatrick investigated the incident two miles outside Cuero.
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Ronald Eugene Brasher
Cuero
Cuero Community Hospital
San Antonio
Brasher
Texas Highway
Jim Fitzpatrick
Holiday Deaths Total 543 At Noon Today
A United Press International tally at 1 p.m. EDT reports 426 traffic deaths. Breakdown shows 456 traffic, 53 other accidental, 4 plane deaths, 54 other categories. California 35, Ohio 29, Illinois 25, New York 24, Texas 17 reported. Alaska Hawaii and North Dakota had none.
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United Press International
California
Ohio
Illinois
New York
Texas
Alaska
Hawaii
North Dakota
Special Mass Slated Here For Tomorrow
The Most Rev Patrick F Flores auxiliary bishop of the San Antonio Archdiocese will offer a Field Mass behind Our Lady of Guadalupe Church on Tuesday June 1 at 7 pm The Mass honors CCD students and infirm parish members If weather is bad the Mass moves to the church and the CCD exercises are planned for the page.
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Patrick F. Flores
San Antonio
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Cuero Names Larry Smith New City Manager Tomorrow
Larry A. Smith formerly of Yoakum will report for duty as Cuero City Manager tomorrow June 1 at a salary of 13500. He and his family reside at 516 EK Lavaca St. Smith has held multiple city management and administrative posts in Snyder Big Spring Yoakum and Midland. He was born in Tonkawa Oklahoma and earned degrees from Northern Oklahoma Junior College and Oklahoma State University.
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Lavaca St
Big Spring
Snyder
Smith
Cuero
Midland
Tex
Continental Oil Company
Ponca
Tonkawa
Okla
Nothern Oklahoma Junior College
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
National Guard
West Texas
Lawrence Geise
Roosevelt Junior High
Williamsport
U.S. Marine Corps
Charles VandeWater
Jerry David
Geise
Lock Haven
Lock Haven State College
Quantico
Memorial Service Held For Cuero War Dead
A small crowd gathered Monday at 9 a.m. on the Cuero courthouse lawn for a memorial service honoring DeWitt County war dead. Cuero VFW Post 2972 American Legion Winter Post 3 and Boy Scout Troop 243 provided a color guard and sang Taps. Reverend A F Hanks of the Assembly of God delivered an address stressing that the memory of soldiers who fought and died preserves liberty democracy and freedom. He quoted Lincoln's Gettysburg Address concluding with a call to dedicate the unfinished work.
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DeWitt County
Court House
Cuero Vfw
American Legion
Cuero Boy Scout Troop
A. F. Hanks
Assembly of God Church
America
Rev. Hanks
Lincoln
Special Effort Saves Research at Texas Colleges
A state comptroller statement five senators and the House speaker sealed an agreement saving 300 jobs at the University of Texas and funding ongoing research at Texas colleges and universities. The deal, reached Saturday by budget writers, preserves support for organized research programs statewide.
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Austin
House
Senate
University of Texas
Cancer Unit Here Plans Election At Cuero Meeting
Officers of the DeWitt County Unit of the American Cancer Society will be elected at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Cuero Community Hospital. Nomination committee members are Mrs August C Schorre Mrs Frank Thieme and Maurice Aronstein. Delegates to the North District meeting in Corpus Christi June 16 will be chosen. A crusade report notes donations of 4898 53 and the unit will receive the Achievement Award from the society.
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DeWitt County
The
American Cancer Society
Cuero Community Hospital
August C. Schorre
Frank Thieme
Maurice Aronstein
Corpus Christi
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