Kennelly Enters Ninth District Congress Race
Clyde B. Kennelly of Rosenberg resigns as Assistant Attorney General to run as a Democrat for Congress in Texas Ninth District. A Fort Bend County native born June 26 1916 he holds degrees from Baylor and the University of Texas and has long served in law practice public office and Boy Scout leadership. He plans a full district wide campaign visiting every section.
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University of Texas
Texas Law Review
Fort Bend
Rosenberg
Kennelly
Price Daniel
U.S
John Ben Shepnard
Daniel
Boy Scout Organization
Fort Bend County
Small Claims Courts Bring Low-Cost Justice in Texas
In 1953 Texas created Small Claims Courts to handle money debts up to 56 dollars and wages up to 100 dollars with total costs as low as 2 dollars. Justices of the peace preside in their districts, hearings are informal, and claims can be filed under oath with simple forms. A jury may be requested for a 3 dollar fee, and judgments are issued if the claimant proves the claim.
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Texas
Justice of Peace
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Justice Court
Bikini Proving Ground
Hiroshima
Washington
James E. van Zand
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Hoover endorses tax cuts to boost living standards and consumption
In a recent address Herbert Hoover argued for tax reductions to raise purchasing power and lift living standards, noting production advances and reduced government expenses as keys to prosperity. He urged using the H bomb era lessons to avoid economic lows and sustain growth.
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Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
Immunize For Effective Protection Austin
Immunization is superior to other disease control as immunity becomes part of the population. The text notes swift appellate handling for judgments over twenty dollars and mentions Small Claims Courts, created August 26, 1953, as helping Texans settle pay disputes and collect wages quickly, bringing speedy justice to lower income groups.
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Austin
Lay
Immunization Seen as Best Defense Against Major Diseases
Dr. Geo. W. Cox, State Health Officer, declares immunization the most effective protection against diphtheria tetanus smallpox whooping cough and typhoid fever. Best ages for immunization are 9 to 12 months for diphtheria and tetanus followed by Schick testing six months later.
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Geo. W. Cox
Cox
Schick
Red scare rhetoric and church voices in 1950s Texas
A columnist warns that law can be abused by crooks in Duval County as examples of corruption are cited. It argues against guilt by association and defends religious life, laments communist influence on schools, and stresses the need to keep religion central to society.
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Duval County
George Parr
Communist
Long Ago Notes From Moulton Area 1924
In April 1924 items include Panama Canal concedes sell offer, Waelder votes dry, Krause opens saloon and groceries, G W Allen Sr to make brick near Flatonia, E Goeth plans German paper in Temple, crop progress notes, local entertainments, a cow incident injuring Mrs A Moellerberndt, district court jurors listed, Henry Pohler injured, Miss Anita Richter visiting Caldwell.
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Panama Canal Company
Isthmian Canal
Panama Canal Zone
Waelder
F. W. Krause
F. J. Pavlas
Krause
G. W. Allen
Flatonia
E. Goeth
Moulton Eagle
Tyler
Temple
Moulton
A. Moellerberndt
Moellerberndt
Notice to Creditors of Theresia Wagner Estate
Original letters of administration for the estate of Theresia Wagner were granted to F. J. Jaksch on February 22 1954 by the Lavaca County Texas County Court. Creditors must present claims by law and others owing the estate must pay the administrator. Address: P O Box 467 Palacios Texas.
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Theresia Wagner
F. J. Jaksch
Lavaca County
Texas
P. O
Palacios
Pressure groups and people in political rule clash
The quote argues that when pressure groups gain control the people's rule ends. It claims pressure groups dominate lawmakers more than the public does, with examples asserting this occurs in cities like Austin and Washington.
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Austin
Washington
People
People vs Organized Groups Challenge in Legislature
Commentary questions the balance of power between ordinary citizens and organized pressure groups. It laments that the public stays at home while lobbyists press lawmakers, arguing these groups seek greater concessions from people.
In Memoriam and Card of Thanks Advertising Note
In Memoriam and Card of Thanks items are treated as advertising notices for publication. These notices acknowledge condolences and gratitude and are not news content but classified advertisement notices within the paper.
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