Public Hearings Set in Texas Legislature Week Ahead
Citizens will testify on dozens of bills in the 52nd Texas Legislature next week. Hearings will cover Communist registration marriage license tightening income tax prohibition of state taxes regulation of practical nurses and loan shark controls.
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Dave Cheavens
Austin
Texas
Ual
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
State Affairs Committee
House Education Committee
House Committee On Public Health
House Judiciary Committee
Texas Construction Keeps Fast Pace Across State
Texas contractors report 12.97 million in contracts for the week ending yesterday led by new buildings at 2.84 million and industrial structures at 2 million. Government stop orders slowed activity, with total first four weeks of the year at 56.44 million, averaging over 14 million weekly. Residential and nonresidential work include schools hospitals hotels churches theaters public buildings and housing projects plus waterworks sewers highways and streets.
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Austin
Texas Construction
Texas Contractor
North Texas Marines Form 172Man Boot Camp Company
A Dallas ceremony swore in 172 North Texas Marine recruits forming a full company rather than a platoon. Some took the oath on KRLD TV while others joined in a stage show at a downtown theater before a special train voyage under a Texas flag.
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Dallas
North Texas Marine Recruit Platoon
North Texas Marine Recruit Company
North Texas
Krld-Tv
Texas
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Abilene
Breckenridge
Wichita Falls
Tyler
Waco
Wilson High School First Semester Honor Roll Named
Wilson April 27 special The first semester honor roll at Wilson High School includes seniors Mary Campbell Bufford Duff Curtis Lickey Thomas Mason juniors Shirley Bartley Joe Wayne Moore sophomores Charlene Lackey and freshmen R J Bednarz Barbara Montgomery Also on the list are sophomores Shirley Bramblectt Patricia Verkamp and freshmen Onita Ehlers Delbert Sanders all with 90 or better averages per superintendent J P Hewlett
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Shirley Bramblectt
Patricia Verkamp
Onita Ehlers
Delbert Sanders
Lectures Open Friday On Child And Marital Relationships
Lectures sponsored by the Lubbock County Society for Mental Health begin Friday at 8 p m in Aggie Auditorium on the Texas Tech campus. Dr R K O Loughlin a psychiatrist from Lubbock Memorial Hospital will discuss Children Have Emotions Too. Admission for the series is 1 for adults and 0 for students.
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Lubbock County Society For Mental Health
Aggie
Texas Tech
R. K. O’lougholin
Lubbock Memorial Hospital
U S District Court Nears End of Busy January Term
Judge Joseph B. Dooley moves the January term into its final sessions as the court wraps a record term with more cases tried, settled, and disposed of than any previous period. Seven workman’s compensation suits remain, with settlements pending in at least three. a $3,700 judgment was filed for L. H. Cecil vs Pacific Employers Insurance Co with a year of total permanent disability and 20 percent incapacity for the remaining 349 weeks.
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Joseph B. Dooley
U. S. District Court
L. H. Cecil
Pacific Employers Insurance Co
Cecil
DeWitt Hale
Snyder
Tom Milam
Funeral Services Scheduled Today For Spur Resident
Funeral services for William J. McAnally 83 who died Friday at his Spur Texas home will be held Sunday in the First Baptist church with Rev Melvin Ratheal officiating Survivors include his wife four sons John and Floyd of Houston Grover of Spur and Lester of Kingfisher Okla and three daughters Stella Farris Rotan Jean Camden Omaha and Viola Petty California Burial is at Spur cemetery under McDonald Funeral home supervision
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Spur
William J. McAnally
First Baptist Church
Tobacco crop value tops lint cotton in South Carolina
In South Carolina the 1950 tobacco crop reached 82.46 million dollars for 150 480 000 pounds, surpassing lint cotton which valued at 79 million dollars for 400 000 bales. Legal notices mention George Ford as temporary administrator in a massad estate case against Employers Mutual with 1375 dollars and W L Franklin vs National Automobile and Casualty Insurance with 1400 dollars. Snyder law firm will take one third of each judgment as fees.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Uty
Olive Fluke
George Ford
Conan Charles Massad
Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co
Wisconsin
W. L. Franklin
National Automobile and Casualty Insurance Co
Snyder Law Firm
Pickinson, Davis and Hale
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