Cruelty to Animals Becomes a Crime in Public Conscience
A historical note recalls when cruelty to animals shifted from property protection to a crime. It contrasts common law limits with evolving public ethics, cites humane exceptions, and quotes a court on moral responsibility toward animals as part of developing justice. Public service feature by the State Bar of Texas and Will Bernard.
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No Such Thing as Orphan Fawns Says Law Enforcers
A state law enforcer warns against taking fawn deer from the wild. He explains there is no orphan fawn and that human handling or possession disrupts wildlife and cannot be legalized. The policy aims to deter interference with the animal family and its natural rearing.
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German Protestant missionaries grow since World War II
The 1965 Evangelical Mission Yearbook reports German Protestant missionary personnel rose from 180 to 1339 since the end of World War II. The increase reflects a broad expansion of mission work overseas.
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Hamburg, Ger
Evangelical Mission
Hill Completes 15 Years With Standard Oil Contract
Standard Oil Company of Texas pumper-gauger L. R. Hill received a ten year service award at a June 9 dinner in Monahans. Presenting the award were R. S. Roberts, production foreman, and H. F. Copeland, district superintendent, among fellow employees.
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L.R. Hill
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Standard
Monahans
Mr. Hill
R. S. Roberts
H. F. Copeland
Monahangs
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