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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1958
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Ray Mangold of Granbury and Mr and Mrs Ray Penrod of Anna Illinois have spent several days in Port Isabel enjoying local sights and island attractions. The Mangolds return visitors, while the Penrods make their first trip but promise a return.
The Austin Statesman profiles Bill Blakley born in a covered wagon en route to Oklahoma Territory. In 59 years he has worn many hats from cowboy to bank clerk to accountant and lawyer, praised as a refreshing capable political candidate for United States Senate. Vote for Blakley on July 26.
The Port Isabel Press reports shrimp catches across local docks including Ewing Fish Co. and Southwest Seafoods. Stocks vary daily with boats like the Captain Cracker and Queenie B delivering dozens of barrels, while the Shrimp Fiesta finances show a healthy treasury and active directors. Richard Moore, in Korea, is urged to send news. Stella Ewing notes strong funds to cover outstanding bills.
The writer notes European and Japanese innovations in mid water and surface trawls electric fishing and nylon components, highlighting a Danish 15 ton plastic boat and a nylon propeller. He discusses fixed versus variable pitch props and 2 cycle diesel options, pondering why the U S lags in adoption while hoping for future tests.
Texas Land Commissioner Bill Alcorn announces a new information booklet on the Veterans' Land Program. The pamphlet targets veterans attorneys and others seeking details on the sped-up program and its procedures. It aims to meet rising demand for clear guidance.
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