Foundations in Texas fund education religion and science
Texas philanthropic foundations propel education religion and science through university links medical research and community projects. Notable groups include the Hogg Foundation mental health work the Welch Foundation chemical research and Corpus Christi driven community projects plus the J W Scarbrough School for retarded children and cerebral palsy center support.
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Texas
Tae Eon A . Jame
Texas Foundations
Dallas Foundation
Southwest Foundations
Corpus Christi
McIverne Priscoll Foundation
Mre
W. B. Keeling
San Antonio
Robert Sutherland
University of Texas Hoge Foundation
Hogg Foundation
Texas Research Foundation of
Dallas
Welch Foundation
John Sealey Foundation
Galveston
University of Texas Medical School
M. JD. Anderson
Houston
Texas Medical Center
Lemuel Scarbrough
University of Texas
Wilton Fair Foundation
Free booklet promises arthritis relief without drugs
An advertisement offers a 44 page free booklet from Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri explaining natural methods for arthritis and rheumatism. It claims a proven procedure used in over 65 000 cases and urges readers to request the no obligation copy by mail.
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Msemer
Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Mussouri Todsy
Wade H. Hand Rites Planned in Plainview
Wade H. Hand 73 longtime Plainview Hale County resident dies after month long illness at Plainview Hospital. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Monday at Wood-Mitchell Funeral Chapel with Rev. Ralph Reasor officiating. Survived by four daughters two sons six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial in IOOF Cemetery.
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Plainview
Wade H. Hand
Hale County
Wood-Mitchell
Ralph Reasor
College Heights Baptist Church
Hand
College Heights
IOOF
Wood- Mitchell Funeral Home
Performer Survives 55 Feet Fall From Swaying Pole
Atlantic City N J reports show 38 year old Robert Atterbury of Minneapolis survived a 55 foot fall from a swaying 65 foot pole during the Steel Pier waters circus. He and his wife Lauren and sister in law Shirley Peterson watched the fall occur as he fractured pelvis and heel and bruised ribs while three thousand spectators watched.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Atlantic City Hospital
Robert Atterbury
Minneapolis
Shirley Peterson
Atterbury
Relan Simnson Builds Homes Across East Lubbock
Relan Simnson, builder, constructs two frame homes at 2615 Elm Ave. and WN Hictory Ave. Each house, costing 6000 dollars, will have three bedrooms a bath swing dining room and kitchen. The projects cover 100 percent of the space and 12 similar houses are in progress citywide with additional builds in Ralic Cresbyton Anton Plainview Hale Center and Finvdada.
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Elm Ave
WN Hictory Ave
Relan Simnson, Bumlder
Simpson
Ralic
Cresbyton
Anton
Plainview
Hale Center
Finvdada
Mexico studies tax reform to aid mining industry
Mexico City reports a special commission led by Marte R. Gomez will revise mining taxes blamed for the industry's woes. Despite rising mineral prices, total mining value fell in 1955, with miners arguing the tax structure burdens production and exports.
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Laurance F
Mexico City
Mexico
Marte R. Gomez
Antonio Carrillo Flores
Treasury
Mexican Bankers Assn
First Lt Billy FE McCarthy Killed in Jet Crash Near Clovis
First Lt Billy FE McCarthy of Cooper Texas died when his F8 jet crashed just beyond the runway during a routine training flight at Clovis Air Force Base. He served with the 428th Fighter Bomber Sqdn based at CAFB and had been stationed there since January. His widow and two sons ages 3 and 5 reside in Clovis.
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Ma Flore
J. W. Scarbrough Foundation of
Austin
W. H. Hand
Relan Simnson
East Lubbock
Bergen
Ruud Alcoa
Keystone-Fleming, In Inc
Grehine Rd
Salem
Highs and Lewes In
Indies
Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Great Lakes Area
Northlains
Rockies
West Central Plains
Oklahoma
New England
Clovis Air Force Base
Tis
Zale
Lubbock
Broadway
Athly Terme
Meorice
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