Newspapers Make A Big Difference In People's Lives
The piece argues newspapers impact daily life across South Texas and beyond. It notes week designated as National Newspaper Week and stresses the value of local papers in sharing intimate community news, fostering advertising and retail success, and upholding press freedom with references to Virginia’s constitution, Hamilton, and a 1936 Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aple
Texas
Mexico
South Texas
Merch
Macy’s of
New York
Virginia
Alexander Hamilton
U. S. Supreme Court
Visitors From Home In Office Tour
Visitors in the office from home include Thomas Waters of Harlingen and Frank E. Coop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Waters
Harlingen
Frank E. Coop
Expert Opinions in Court and Witness Roles
The article explains how witnesses must report observations not opinions, while experts may offer opinions on technical matters. It notes potential disagreements among experts and emphasizes that judges and juries decide issues, not experts, though experts aid in complex cases. It cautions readers to seek legal counsel for proper law application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
State Bar of Texas
Whitewing dove season debate stirs Texas farmers and hunters
The Valley sportsmen club faces criticism over a one year dove season closure after Texas biologists reported low whitewing counts. Brownsville locals recounts of shooting birds, while officials call for better surveys and cross border hunting notes. Alaska and Nebraska hunting mentions appear in the wider roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Foehner
Brownsville
Valley Sportsmen Club
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
la Feria
Mexico
Nebraska
Nebraskaland
State Capitol
Lincoln
West Virginia
State of West Virginia Department of Natural Resources
Charleston
Alaska
Conservation Department of
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
Department of Fish and Game
Juneau
Outdoor Life
States
Canada
Sportsmen’s Service Bureau
Public Sale of Port Isabel Notes Set for October 1963
Notice invites sealed proposals for purchase of 354000 in Preliminary Loan Notes Second Series A to aid Port Isabel Urban Renewal Project No R 5. United States through HFA guarantees payment. notes dated November 19 1963 and payable November 12 1964 with bank as paying agent. Submissions due by opening day. minimum 50000. lowest rates win with premium considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West
Longoria
Port Isabel
Texas
Publad
United States of Ji
Housing and Home Finance Agency
United States of America
United States
Incorporated
Incorporated Trust Stc
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bank Or Trust Company
Trust Company
Cy i
Messrs
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Horton
Mercantile Securities
Dallas
KC Councils To Hold Rites For Columbus Day
All 188 Knights of Columbus Councils in Texas observe Columbus Day October 12 with events across the state. Highlights include a San Antonio march to the Alamo Shrine, a major address by State Deputy Charles J. Kaler Jr. in Lubbock, and a Brownsville inter American celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Knights of Columbus
Texas
San Antonio
Charles J. Kaler, Jr
Lubbock
Brownsville
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Edwin D. Gunter
Texas State Council
Columbus Park
Alamo Shrine of Texas Liberty
N. A. Quintanilla
B. Gonzalez
Franklin S. Spears
Slaten
Levelland
Kaler
West Texas
U. S
Reynaldo G. Garza
Matamoros
Mexico
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J. W. Witten
E. Elizabeth
the Valley x Wihhly Sportsmen
KC Councils
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Rio Grande
CPL
Dovbr
Catenprise
Alex Guiness
Robert Mitchum
The
Great Texas Lumber Company
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Federal Reserve District No. II
Merchants Marine State Bank
Cameron County
Federal Reserve Bank
Emery Green, Jr
Em —. Jr
E. W. Schrader
George Trump
Alvah T. Galloway
State of Texas
County of
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Louise Lesli
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