Texas Officials Plan Hearings On Tideland Case
Texas leaders Gov. Beauford Jester Secretary of State Paul Brown and Attorney General Price Daniel fly to Washington for congressional hearings on a federal quitclaim to tidelands. Bascom Giles will testify as head of the General Land Office. An Austin attorney proposes federal management with proceeds returned to Texas.
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Associated Press
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Tidelands
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Paul Brown
Price Daniel
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Jester
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Giles
Guardian
Permanent School Fund
Gulf of Mexico
Creekmore Fath
Democratic National Committee
Secretary of the Interior
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J. E. Sturrock
Texas Water Conservation Association
Statehood
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Men Seek Restored Vigor With Timely Message
A dated promotional notice targets men aged 40 and older promising renewed vitality. It stresses a life stage facing fatigue and diminished energy, urging readers to act on a plan described as vital for regaining youthful vigor.
Chambers Inc Building Supply to Open in Lubbock
Chambers Inc Building Supplies and Service announces a Monday opening on the Slaton highway just southeast of Lubbock. Oscar E. Chambers, president, and Morris Ethridge, manager, say a cash, low-overhead lumber yard with extensive stock will serve West Texas, Midland, and Dallas markets amid material shortages.
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Chambers, Inc
Ethridge
Lubbock
Slaton Highway
Oscar E. Chambers
Midland
Dallas
West Texas
Chambers
Morris Ethridge
Revenue Department Deputies Announce Tax Help Route
An itinerary for Internal Revenue Service deputies to assist taxpayers with income tax reports was announced by Louis B. Barkley. Three deputies will be in the field this year with limited individual assistance due to staff cuts. Hale visits Gaines county court Semnole Feb 24 and First State bank Seagraves Feb 25 then Brownfield Feb 26 27. Shaffer visits Levelland Feb 24 Littlefield Feb 25 Plainview Feb 26 27. Allen visits Floydada Mar 2 Spur Mar 3 Post Mar 4 and Tahoka Mar 5.
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Louis B. Barkley
Office Ete
Barkley
Claude Hale
Carl Shaffer
Ray Allen
Hale
Gaines County
Seminole
First State Bank
Seagraves
City Hall
Brownfield
Shaffer
Hockley County
Levelland
Post
Littlefield
Aldermen Eye Plan to Cut Smoke in Chicago Loop
Chicago aldermen discuss central heating and electrical system upgrades for the Loop to slash smoke in the district by about 50 percent. The project is estimated at 45 million dollars with a two to three year completion window after authorization, backed by the Chicago Loop Co-operative Association which says about 80 percent of Loop buildings could be served.
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Chicago Loop Co-operative Association
Prosecution of Case Dismissed in 72nd District Court
One of twelve felony actions slated for trial in Judge Dan Blair’s court was ordered dismissed Saturday morning. The prosecution argued by District Attorney Lloyd Croslin cited the injured witness’s request and insufficient evidence. A civil dismissal followed in the same matter with Maynard releasing the defendants and paying costs.
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72Nd District Court
Dan Blair
W. R.alford
Lloyd Croslin
Jesse S. Maynard, Jr
V. Pardue
9Th District Court
Maynard
Broadway
Texas Tech
Burks and McNeil
Sam Allred
Crenshaw, Dupree, Milam and Crenshaw
Alford
Pardue
Maynards
Racial And Cultural Relations Plan Reiterated in Philadelphia
An institute to provide racial and cultural relations counselling for the Presbyterian Church in the U S A is being established in Philadelphia. The church announcement ties the effort to the General Assembly declaration for a non segregated church and a non segregated society.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
General Assembly
State Librarian Wil shat panero to speak at adjourned meeting
State Librarian Wil shat panero and Francis H. Henshaw will address an adjourned Lubbock Public Library association meeting at 8 p m March 1 at First Presbyterian church. Mrs. H F Gosleke, president, announced that severe weather prompted the session. Four directors will be elected and dues of one dollar may be mailed or paid at the meeting by Mrs. A W Young.
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Francis H. Henshaw
Austin
Lubbock Public Library Association
First Presbyterian Church
H. F. Gosleke
A. W. Young
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