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The narrator recalls a near collision on a single track when another engine and cars appeared fast approaching and fled, leaving engineers and firemen to avert disaster. A later inquiry questioned responsibility while a trainmaster notes pay and honesty. Continued on page 3.
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Mrs. Barnes 77 World Traveler Dies in Brownsville
Hannah Denise Barnes 77 of Brownsville and formerly Port Isabel died Friday at Mercy Hospital Browns- She was widow of Harry Burt Barnes founder of Barnes' Variety Store in Port Isabel in 1954. She traveled worldwide and supported medical research at the University of Texas. Survived by daughter Betty Alten grandchild and great grandchild plus three sisters. Also noted Tex Parks warden Jack Maddux Jr assigned to Port Isabel after graduating from A&M.
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Brownsville
Port Isabel
Mercy Hospital
Browns
Harry Burt Barnes
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University of Texas
Oceania
Betty Alten
Porisabel
Flora Peterson
la Crosse
Wine
Tha Cullen
Eugenia Butler
Gendale
Calif
Jack Stewart Maddux Jr
Corpus Christi
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas A&m College
Dust Control Unit To Meet Thursday
The Cameron County Dust Control Association will meet Thursday July 13 at 7:50 pm in the Derry Elementary School Auditorium. Robert Roloff, chairman, urged a large number of interested persons to attend the session.
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Local Man Charged In Automobile Theft
Port Isabel resident Pichard Van Buskirk was arrested Saturday on theft charges for a 1959 Merceds Cantapali vehicle. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Bud Emmons and was bound over on $1,000 bond. Officers Chuck Londrie and Lewis Ressler made the arrest.
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Port Isabel
Love
Justice of the Peace
Bud Emmons
Chuck Londrie
Lewis Ressler
E W Skinner 70 Dies in Houston While Visiting
E W Skinner 70 of Laguna Heights died of a heart attack in Houston on June 23 while visiting. A Sioux City Iowa native, he lived in Houston 89 years before moving to Laguna Heights 10 months ago. He once managed Mosehart and Keller Automobile Co. of Houston for 37 years before retirement a decade ago. He is survived by two daughters Juanita Skinner Foitik of Houston and Adele Skinner Burns of Shreveport a sister Madeleine Skinner Boroughs of Los Angeles a brother Dwight Helmer Skinner of Compton and seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held June 24 in Houston and burial followed at Memorial Oaks Cemetery.
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Laguna Heights
Houston
Sioux City
Iowa
Mosehart and Keller Automobile Company
Thet Company
St. Paul's
Juanita Skinner Foitik
Adele Skinner Burns
Shreveport
Madeleine Skinner Boroughs
Los Angeles
Calif
Dwight Helmer Skinner
Compton
Memorial Oaks Cemetery
Fourth of July crowds flood South Padre Island celebration
Record crowds swarmed South Padre Island for a sunny Fourth of July with heavy traffic on the causeway reaching into the three million range. Police kept order as families found lodging, beachgoers rented boards and motorcycles, and local merchants enjoyed strong holiday business despite quiet speeches.
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Simpatico
South Padre Island
Port Isabel
Navigation Unit Vote Saturday for Port Isabel San Benito District
Taxpayers will vote Saturday to elect a commissioner for the Port Isabel San Benito Navigation District. Two candidates, Stanley McKown of San Benito and Gerald V. Harris of Laguna Heights, seek the six year term. Voting sites include San Benito Irrigation District Office and other local locations. Eleven absentee ballots were cast.
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Stanley McKown
San Benito
Gerald V
Bud) Harris
Laguna Heights
Bids Sought for Padre Island Rural Post Office Branch
Competitive bids are being accepted to operate the South Padre Island Rural Branch Post Office. A facility under 700 square feet must be ready by September 1, 1987 to provide postal services. Applicants submit POD Forms 4612 to the Port Isabel Postmaster and outline required services and equipment. The PO will supply about 300 post office boxes. Bond of $5,000 required. Perms 462 due July 10, 1987.
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Port Isabel
Texas
Post Office Department
United States
Babson forecasts higher taxes and meat prices in second half 1967
Roger W Babson from Babson Park Mass outlines a midyear review of 1967 forecasting higher income taxes and rising meat prices as key trends. He notes ongoing foreign tensions in the Middle East and Vietnam and discusses implications for stocks, inflation, and monetary conditions in the United States. He expects continued budgetary pressure and potential shifts in investment focus toward tax exempt bonds and quality management stocks.
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Goliath
David
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