Escheat Law Aims to Recover Lost Owners Funds in Texas
Texas moves to enforce a new escheat law to locate lost owners and missing heirs, requiring banks and others to advertise and report dormant deposits after seven years. The measure targets funds held by banks and corporations, estimates say 20 million may be state property if owners are not found. The plan, supported by legal groups, would create state reporting, public lists, and a revolving fund to pay rightful heirs or owners.
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Texas
American Bar Association
Council of State Governments
The
Governors Conference
Commission On Uniform
Nority
National Comptroller
Texas Bankers Association
U.S. Commerce Department
New Years resolution time and money management tips
Rosa Lee Gilliland reviews a nationwide survey on homemaker time and finances. She notes 60 percent lack time for planning chores and 40 percent worry about money, urging efficient management, family involvement, and careful grocery spending for 1962.
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States
Puerto Rico
Nine Plentiful Foods Welcome New Year Shoppers
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service selects January plentiful foods led by fresh grapefruit and honey. Grapefruit crop is 45.2 million boxes, up 8 percent from last year, with nationwide honey at a record 276 million pounds. Other items include broiler fryers apples Irish potatoes pecans frozen and canned cherries rice and dry beans.
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College Station
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas
Chester Brown Bucks Big Deer At 10 In Morning
Chester Brown posed proudly with a 21 point buck weighing 104 pounds taken Tuesday morning near Junction. The deer measured 16% inches across the rack and stood 15 inches high. It was his second deer of the season and he plans to mount the trophy.
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Chester Brown
Junction Eagle
Radio Post
Chester
Local visits spice weekend in Fredericksburg area
Mrs Norman Sullivan and her daughter Carolyn and Mrs Ed win Lang shopped in Fredericksburg and visited Mrs George Wahl. Mr and Mrs Albert Black and their children from Katy visited her parents Roy and Beverly Roberts through New Years.
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Norman Sullivan
Carolyn
Edwin Lang
Fredericksburg
George Wahl
Albert Black
Katy
Roy Roberts
Beverly
Aliens Must Report Their Addresses In January
J. W. Holland, district director of the San Antonio INS, urges all aliens to file annual address reports with the government each January. Reports are confidential, and forms are available at post offices or INS offices. Relatives may file for those unable to, and guardians must report for aliens under 14. Willful failure may bring serious consequences.
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J. W. Holland
San Antonio
United States
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Holland
Texas to receive top federal aid in fish and wildlife funds
Texas will get the maximum apportionment for federal aid in the 1962 fish and wildlife restoration program, with 288 500 for fisheries and 698 500 for wildlife projects. Alaska California Minnesota Guam Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands also receive specified amounts. The funds come from excise taxes on guns ammunition and fishing tackle and total 19 800 000 for state projects through June 30 1962.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
H. D. Dodgen
Game and Fish Commission
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Alaska
California
Minnesota
Stewart L. Udall
Guam
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Cogges Visit Bode Family in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Harold Cogge of San Antonio visited Mr and Mrs Ruben Bode recently bringing greetings and friendship from their community.
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Harold Coggeshall
San Antonio
Ruben Bode
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Rosa Lee Gilliland
the Herald
cHe
Rae
Federal
Sasa
Baat Isteanes Corporation
Apensy
Fredericksburg Savings & Loan Association
Weat Main St
U. S
Pat’s
Jimmy Stovall
Texas Bronc Busters
Belle of
Bandera
J. Patranella
Fredericksburge Savings & Loan Association
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
W. Main Street
Fredericksburg, Texas
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