City Council Faces Long Session With Zoning and Bids
City Council plans a long session today with five zoning hearings and bids openings for city projects. Public hearings cover Anderson Graham Clements and Schell additions, Grandview and Breeze Hills rezones, and other parcels. Bids will be opened for a fire truck packer body water billing machine street seal coat and road fencing to dump grounds. An annexation ordinance for Southeast Industrial Sites is set for first reading along with water line extension bids. The city also seeks bids to sell the elevated water tank and to install traffic signals at multiple intersections.
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Dick G. Pepin
Anderson, Graham, Clements and
Creety
Breck 1
Grandview
Ninth and Hillane
Breeze
Dixie
Grandview Avenue
Pepin
Murphy
10Th
Washington
13Th
Texas
17Th
14Th
Grant
Golder
East County Road
Kermit
8Th
Murphy and Muskingum
Graham Addition
North Muskingum
Spanns Return From Texas Chiropractors Convention
Dr and Mrs R J Spann of 318 West Sixth returned home after attending the annual Texas State Chiropractic Association convention in Tyler.
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R. J. Spann
West Sixth
Texas State, Chiropractic Assn
Tyler
Girls outnumber boys in Pawhuska town age trend
In Pawhuska Oklahoma over five months girl babies have outnumbered boys by more than two to one sparking concern among menfolk that the girls may take over the town.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Boycott Fund Misuse Charged In Resignation
Montgomery Alabama A Baptist preacher Rev A J Fields accused leaders of the Negro boycott movement of misusing boycott funds He alleged up to thousands of dollars diverted from private transportation for boycotting Negroes Officials of the Montgomery Improvement Association denied the charge and defended their finances Fields said he can no longer identify with a movement where a few exploit the many.
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Montgomery
Ale
A. J. Fields
MIA
Moses W. Jones
R. J. Glasco
Fields
Glasco
C. W. Lee
Erna Dungee
South Korean Allied Forces Lose Military Edge
Tokyo AP reports Allied forces in South Korea face disarmament as Communist forces modernize beyond 1953 truce limits. U.S. and ROK officials warn continued restraint may leave Korea outgunned, with claims of jet forces, artillery, armor, and possible atomic smuggling from the Yalu.
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Tokyo
South Korea
North Korea
United States
Republic of Korea
Korea
Washington
U. S
Yalu River
Water Board Hears Blackburn Crossing Dam Plan in Texas
The State Board of Water Engineers held a hearing on the proposed Blackburn Crossing Dam and Reservoir on the Neches River with support from the Upper Neches River Municipal River Authority. The project seeks 196000 acre feet annual yield from 410000 acre feet impounded for municipal and industrial use. Separately Vern L Reynolds received a permit to appropriate 531 acre feet annually from Smokey Banner Creek for irrigating 280 acres.
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Austin
Blackburn Crossing
Neches River
Upper Neches River
Vern L. Reynolds
Smokey Banner Creek
Coldwater Creek
Dallam
Reynolds
Have you found that lake vacation spot yet
Question about locating a lake retreat suited for friends to visit and enjoy together.
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Trailways
Trinity University Lecturer retires after 41 years service
Mrs A J Robinson will retire July 1 as director of admissions and journalism chair at Trinity University after 41 years on campus and 32 years in the department. She plans to lecture later from Waxahachie as her husband, a longtime Texas Arkansas teacher, also retires from El Dorado Junior College.
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San Antonio
A. J. Robinson
Southwest
Trinity University
Waxahachie
Trinity
el Dorado Junior College
el Dorado Ark
Texas
Arkansas
Robinson
Waxhachie
McLarty Trial Postponed in Belton Texas Case
The trial of former Cuero land promoter T J McLarty was postponed after a judge granted a motion following a doctor's statement about his ill wife. McLarty faces charges of misrepresenting a GI land program instrument to veteran C D Green of Cuero for 160 acres at 7400 dollars. He was previously convicted April 27 in Jourdanton and sentenced to four years, with an appeal underway.
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Belton
Tex
Cuero Land
T.j.mclarty
McLarty
Veterans Land Program
James K. Evetts
Cuero
C.D. Green
Green
Denver
Colo
Jourdanton
Warner J. Scott
Cuero, Sign
Stubborn Fish Tows Boat To Sea Off Okinawa
NAHA Okinawa A fisherman Gajin Takeshi 22 said a large undersea fish towed his small boat twelve miles to sea yesterday leaving him stranded He was rescued today by an Air Force crash boat after a ship pilot spotted him Takeshi cut the line after a long struggle and found the motor soaked with salt water and inoperable.
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Naha
Okinawa
Gajin Takeshi
Air Force
Takeshi
Stop Pain of Piles Promises at Home
Ad copy touts a home treatment for piles with money back promise. Mentions Triolyte as a key ingredient and claims rapid anesthetic and swelling reduction effects. References stainless Pazo and modern suppositories or ointment available at drug stores.
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Pein
Conte
Drug Inc
Charges Set Against Men In Race Riot At Pearl Harbor
A naval board will charge sailors involved in a race riot outside the Ford Island recreation hall at Pearl Harbor. One man died and three were injured. about 20 sailors were involved as white and Negro sailors clashed after tense remarks. Ten men were held for questioning as the station’s security force quelled the disturbance.
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Pearl Harbor
T. H
Naval Board of Inquiry
Navy
Recreation Hall
Ford Island
Naval Air Station
Willie D. Dansby
Graceville
Fla
G. O. Medley
Fort Davis
W. L. Short
Austin
N. O. Vela
Alice
Short
Medley
Vela
Air Station Marine Security Force
Tito Cheered In Stalingrad During Soviet Tour
Yugoslav President Tito drew huge crowds in Stalingrad as he voiced unity with the Soviet Union. He and Khrushchev appeared at the station in extreme heat while emphasizing joint effort toward socialism’s victory. Khrushchev lauded Tito and Yugoslav partisans from World War II.
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Moscow
Tito
Stalingrad
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Adio
Russia
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
German Police Uncover International Traveler Check Racket
Frankfurt police announced the first arrest in a multi nation operation against a band of crooks who stole traveler’s checks from wealthy tourists and cashed them across Europe. The haul in Germany reached 600000 marks and could total millions across Italy Austria Spain Portugal and Scandinavia.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
Italy
Austria
Spain
Portugal
Scandinavia
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