State Capitol Briefs on House Bills and Tuition Aid
Rep Jungmichel reports from the state capitol noting House bills including HB 103 on juvenile crime and HB 161 restricting ad taxes before 1945. The conference report on House 48 passed both chambers, and a proposal would grant four years of free college tuition for dependent service members and disabled individuals.
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Thompson Urges Tax Cuts To Boost Auto Air Sales
Congressman Blark W. Thompson presses early House action on excise tax reductions to prevent a slowdown in auto and air conditioner purchases. The Ways and Means Committee has prepared recommendations for quick action, with Senate review expected. Thompson cites fifteen counties in his district and years of chamber work in pushing community development.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Lions Honor Elementary Safety Patrol Members
The Eagle Lake Lions Club honored the elementary school Safety Patrol at a Thursday meeting. Thirteen boys were recognized with Texan Department of Public Safety certificates for a year of faithful service. City Manager T. J. Smith praised their work in all weather and lauded Lions sponsorship of future programs.
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Eagle Lake Lions Club
Hujelican
Codhguis
Department of Public Safety
T. J. Smith
Lie Lions
West Youngs
Mike Spanilh
Barry Coles
Aller Cherry
Erne Urzell
Larry Rodengers
Garland McMeans
Carl Senholm
Tit
Brock Ashby
Gary GB Smith
Marion Parker
Jogate Navarro
Juhn Howard Reed
Sammy Meitzen
Chicky Stephens
Kim Mathis
Marshall Wills
Joho
Galveston Honors Local Investor Rab Smith's Pact for Growth
Galveston residents gathered to salute R. E. Rab Smith who plans to invest in the city, signaling a hopeful era after past storms and upheavals. The community notes his pledge aims to share in Galveston's future prosperity and tie local destinies to renewed development.
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R. E
Rab) Smith
de Sorhis
Monex
Last Rites Held for Jim Billy Roy in Mt Olive Baptist Church
Funeral services for Jim Billy Roy were held at Mt Olive Baptist Church. Roy, a resident of the area born July 29 1935 in Nola County West Texas, is survived by a daughter his parents five sisters two brothers and other relatives. Burial followed at Farmers Improvement Cemetery.
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Billy
Roy
Nola County
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Farmers Improvement Cemetery
Local meeting outlines desegregation program at Eagle Lake schools
The meeting following the presentation discussed a desegregation program. Attendees included Clyde Gareis Toy Morales James Schaffner Russ Kenko Bobby Dastal and Eloy Gutigries with Willard Eihridar as the meeting chairman.
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Gareis
Clyde Toy
Morales
James Schaffner
Russ Kenko
Bobby Dastal
Eloy Gutigries
Bape
Willard Eihridar
Mogeum
Eagle Lake Schnois
Mc Conroe Couple?s Week Of Travel With Granddaughter
Mr and Mrs Elmo Sens and granddaughter Coaina Burkh am of Conroe are spending Tuesday through Friday in Mc.
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Coaina Burkham
Conroe
Aven with Dae and Sommerlatté Family Plan
Fragmentary notice references Aven with Dae and MS Lenni Sommerlatté and family. Readable details imply a planned event or arrangement named Sommerisite with unclear specifics and no clear dates or locations.
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Dae
Lenni Sommerlatté
Sommerisite
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