Highlights From Texas Capitol On Work Law and Roads Plan
State leaders debate right to work upheld by Supreme Court with limits under 1851 act, while a Texas road program aims for 229 million in 1957 construction and 35 million maintenance funded by federal aid. Public schools may see more integration, UT to add 90 Negro enrollees. polio vaccine demand shifts, compulsory Salk shots floated for school entry.
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Texas
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Texas Law
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Texas Highway Branch
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Cine
Texas Commission On Race Relations
Austin
Anti‘segregation Commission
Houston
Waco
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Fort Worth
University of Texas
State Health Department
Reverend Walton Serves as Counselor at Mount Wesley
Rev. Charles Walton, pastor of Colly Memorial Methodist Church, returned to Eagle Lake Inn after a week at Mount Wesley where he counseled at the Intermediate Institute. The event, near Kerrville, Texas, drew about 300 seventh and eighth graders from Austin, San Antonio, and Kerrville districts. He taught two morning classes and led afternoon crafts. He will return for a Tai nor Camp next Monday. Attendees from Eagle Lake include Sue Matthews, Carmen Parker, Terry Lynn Thornton, and Ricky Walton. the group returns Friday evening.
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Charles Walton
Colly Memorial Methodist Church
Eagle Lake Inn
Mount Wesley
Kerrville
Texas
Walton
Austin
San Antonio
Eagle Lake
Sue Matthews
Carmen Parker
Terry Lynn Thornton
Ricky Walton
Attendants Named for Gail Beyette Wayne Barnes Wedding
Miss Gail Beyette and Rev Wayne Barnes announce attendants for their August 6 ceremony at First Baptist Church Eagle Lake. Maid of Honor Pat Sheppard. bridesmaids Mary Carolyn Nash Judy Simmons. junior Cecile Beyette. Best Man Norval Barnes. groomsmen Royce Simmons Rev Billy Stephens. Ushers Kenneth Mays Kent Boyette. House party includes Mrs Raywood Brisseaux Judy Black Joyce Matthews Virginia Starke. Rev Joe R Townsend will officiate.
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Theyrmarriage
Gail Beyette
Wayne Barnes
Edna
First Baptist Church
Eagie Lake
Pat Sheppard
Mary Carolyn Nash
Judy Simmons
Cecile Beyette
Mr. Barnes
Norval Gene Barnes
Royce Simmons
Billy Stephens
Rosharon
Kenneth Mays
Kent Boyette
Bbride
Raywood Brisseaux
Judy Black
Joyce Matthews
Virginia Starke
Joe R. Townsend
First’ Baptist Church
Guadalupe Church Bazaar Aug 12 at Guadalupe Terrace
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church sponsors a bazaar on Sunday August 12 at Guadalupe Terrace in the southern city area one block south of Highway 90 A East near Waddell and Kohleffel property. The event runs from noon to 11 pm with Mexican foods music games and fun for all. Proceeds go to the church building fund.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Guadalupe Terrace
Highway 90-A . East
Waddell
Kohleffel
Presbyterians Picnic at Eagle Lake Center Wednesday Night
The First Presbyterian Church of Eagle Lake plans a 6:30 p.m. picnic at Eagle Lake Recreation Center this Wednesday August 8 inviting all church members and helpers to bring food and utensils.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Eagle Lake
Collision injures none in Saturday pickup crash
Herbert Dromgoole escaped injury when a San Antonio driver rear ended his northbound pickup at the Post Office Street FM 102 and McCarty Street intersection in front of Meitzen Service Station. Both vehicles sustained about 200 dollars in damage.
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Herbert Dromgoole
H. A. Dromgoole
San Antonio
Post Office Street
McCarty Street
Meitzen
McCarty
James Adams
WOC Circle 1 to Meet Tuesday Afternoon
The Women of First Presbyterian Church Circle No 1 meet August 7 at 3 p.m. in Mrs Stafford Taylor's home. Mrs Preston Haley to present the lesson. Members urged to attend. Mrs Lorene Tape and daughter Dollie of San Antonio visited. Dollie to travel to San Antonio with Mrs Heck. Amendment to be voted on at election November 15, 1956.
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First Presbyterian Church Circle No. 1
Stafford Taylor
Preston Haley
Lorene Tape
Dollie
San Antonio
George Heck
Eagle Lake
Mrs. Heck
Texas House Joint Resolution No 22 Amends Constitution
The document proposes amending Article 11 to authorize the legislature to grant up to twenty dollars per month from state funds to permanently and totally disabled U.S. citizens aged 18 to 80 who reside in Texas and cannot feasibly benefit from rehabilitation. It allows federal aid limits and sets annual total funding, with residency and length of stay requirements.
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State of
Toran
State OF Texas
United States
Ma & Town
Hall Win
Ovens
E H Henry High Band Sets Practice Start Aug 13
The E H Henry High School band will begin practice Monday night August 13 at 8 o clock in the band room. All band members are urged to attend as the Band Mother's Club meets August 14 at 8 pm in the bandroom. Membership drive aims to enroll new members with honorary dues of one dollar for three years.
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E. H. Henry High School
Mother's Club
Mother's
Uniforts
Texas Voters Face Amendment On State Aid for Disabled
The document outlines a proposed constitutional amendment in Texas to allow state funds to provide not more than twenty dollars per month in aid to permanently and totally disabled individuals. It specifies eligibility based on mental or physical disability and sets a date for statewide ballot printing with two opposing sides. The proclamation urges voters to decide on the amendment in November 1886.
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United ‘States
Tevaa
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Teraz
Fenson
Tetas
Texas constitutional amendment on funding for state higher education buildings
Long draft resolution outlines amending Article VII to allow a new Section 11 and Section 1a adding a special five cent ad valorem tax for a permanent university fund to finance construction and equipment of buildings at the University of Texas System and Texas A&M, plus related bond issuance, revenue pledges, and governance provisions. It details taxing, bonding, and legislative approval steps and sets election timing for ratification.
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