Texas In Review features mansion tour and state showcase
Governor and Mrs Price 1 host a guided tour of the Governor's Mansion in a Texas in Review program airing next week. Cameras also visit Vegetable Day at a vast Farmer's Cooperative Market with 250 shows across 22 varieties. World champion cowboy Harry Tomkins competes at the Dublin Rodeo. A civic project aids the Dublin Community House. A Granbury story covers stick horses for young cowboys as Texas in Review widens statewide industry and local events coverage.
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Price 1
Humble Oil & Ing Company
Texas
Harry Tomkins
Dublin
Granbury
Texas In Review
New Arrival at Heights Hospital Houston
Little Deborah Faye Tyler was born at Heights Hospital in Houston on June 5. She weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tyler, welcomed home by three brothers. Mrs. A. H. Tyler visited with her new granddaughter while Mr. A. H. Tyler and Boy Cook spent the weekend with the family.
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Deborah Faye Tyler
Heights Hospital
Houston
Paul Tyler
A. H. Tyler
Boy Cook
Simper Couple Welcome Baby Girl At Wagner Hospital
Mr and Mrs George B Simper of here announce the birth of a girl born Thursday May 30 at Wagner Hospital Shiner. The newborn weighed six pounds.
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George B. Simper
Wagner Hospital
Shiner
Little League Notes From Page One
A partial line from the page notes Moulton scoring once more in the fifth inning as the Little League coverage continues.
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Moulton
Congressman's view on military justice and farm policy
Washington notes Congressman Clark W. Thompson of Texas argues for trial of William Girard by a military court for manslaughter in Japan. He opposes handing Girard to Japanese authorities and urges flood relief and a farm program with possible domestic allotments or a two price system.
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Washington
William Girard
Japan
Girard
Defense and State Department
Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Dept
Congress
Hungarian Deportations Reported by Underground
The document claims 1600 Hungarians are being deported to Red China while 12000 are held in two Budapest camps. It describes fear of further deportations to Russia and accuses authorities of creating execution chambers.
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Ter
Red China
Budapest
Russia
Desegregation Tangled in a Net of Complexities
A fragmented report notes that desegregation creates a suffocating tangle affecting all. It describes the issue as having infinite richness and complexity, with tangled implications for individuals and society.
State Dairy Foods Demonstrations At 4H RoundUp
Monica Hinch of Moravia and several others attend the State Dairy Foods Demonstration Eliminations during the 4H RoundUp in College Station this week. A separate Home and Yard Tour visited multiple towns including Sweet Home Yoakum Shiner and Moravia with several residents showcasing yard and home improvements. Plans for the County 4 H Dress Revue require records and dresses to be submitted by June 18 ahead of the June 25 event in Hallettsville Parish Hall.
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Monica Hinch
Moravia
College Station
Carolyn Polasek
Sacred Heart
Margaret Technik
Witting
Donald Wenglar
Joseph Pesek
Vladik Pesek
Komensky
Jack Ladsey
Sweet Home
C. J. Najvars
Yoakum
Marvin Hangs
Edwin Lorke
Edwin Zimmerman
Shiner
C. B. Stratman
Henry Goetz
Lutheran Church
Willie Menke
Arthur Nollkamper
Fritz Heinson
H. R. Albrecht
Max Heinrichs
Henry Olsovsky
R. L. Praytor
Hackberry Shiloh
Hallettsville
Modern Etiquette Qs and A on weddings and hosting
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions for wedding and dinner etiquette. If a bride lacks a father or brother she may choose a male family friend to give her away. For seating, place the two top male guests on her sides. At a buffet, the bride should serve her own plate, though either method is acceptable.
Farm boy killed in mower accident on New Bielau farm
A 15 year old Roy Lee Mann died when a rotary mower on the Arthur Beken farm at New Bielau struck a hole and threw him from a tractor. The boy, known as a diligent farm hand, was working on Memorial Day. another worker found him beneath the mower after the machine halted.
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Weimar
Roy Lee Mann
Arthur Beken
New Bielau
Roy Lee
Tim
Mercury
Aluminum foil to run as extra page in Houston Chronicle
In a historic move Texas newspaper readers will see nearly 100 miles of Alcoa Wrap aluminum foil forming a separate metal page in over 210000 copies of the Houston Chronicle. The novelty page will accompany the regular newsprint edition.
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Houston
Texas
Houston Chronicle
Thousand Dollar Reward Cites Alleged Dangers Of X Rays
A note offers 1000 dollars for proof that treatments caused injury or death. The author claims medical X rays are riskier than fallout from atomic bombs, cites American Association of Advance Science as reporting cancer links, and asserts he never used X rays or issued death certificates in 31 years of practice.
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American Association OF Advance Science
Houston Post
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J. Simper
A. Hans
G. Blahuta
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J. Etlinger
L. Culak
Ra Blahuta
J Sedlar
Ee Hallettsville
R Lindsey
P Shirley
Pmolik
Strauss
Renger
Chovanetz
Itteere Calhoun
Mikulenka
P, Eilers
Clark W. Thompson
Home Dem
Mrs. Doris Myers
Roberta Lee
Icle
Chronicle
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Post
Albert H. Broden
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Ocampfire
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
Swanson’s
Rotel Kraut
Vhole
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Star-Kist — Tuna
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Nabisco
Alert Brand
Camay
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