State loses first skirmish in East Texas oil case
A Texas district court heard Carl Fates of Tyler seek a temporary injunction to stop railroad interference with East Texas oil production. Assistant Attorney General Fred Upeborck offered to waive penalties for saturated production but then declined to apply the waiver to Estes individually. Former Governor Dan Moonly, representing East Texans, pressed for 10 days' notice before any dissolution motion. Judge J D Moore required notice before bearing such a plea. The case marks the first court action in the Estes driven dispute over East Texas oil fields.
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Alamo Heights Junior School Selects Queen
Alamo Heights Junior School announced Friday the yearbook picks for its Queen. The list includes popular and best around honors for students such as Richard Teal most athletic boy and Marguerite Trenfon peppiest girl alongside others like Edwin Sykes best ell around boy and Sara Elizabeth Walker studious student.
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Richard Teal
Laura Pape
Virginia Sugg
Junior Peter
Rex Underwood
Pally Shannon
Edwin Polk
Marguerite Tren+ fon
Virginia Bailel
Radio Concert to Honor Lumbermen in L A Meeting
Texas composer Oscar J Fox and his company of musicians will open the Lumbermen's Association of Texas forty fifth annual convention in San Antonio. A double radio broadcast starts at 12:80 p m over WOAT and KTSA at 1 p m. The program features Fox compositions. The quartet includes Celene Durrier soprano Eric Hork Steve Baniquin contenlto and Milton McAllister baritone. A trio provides the instrumental background.
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Bond posted in assault and kidnapping case at Laredo
LAREDO April 31 Release of I C Q Horen indicted with G Julien and Clay Mann on assault and kidnapping charges was effected Saturday afternoon when a $15,000 bond was posted. Julien and Mann were released on $17,600 bonds each last Monday. Sullivan went to Oklahoma City to file a counter charge of embezzlement against Bolling.
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Denver Great Falls Air Line Opens to Connect Cities
Denver announces a new air route linking Denver to Great Falls and Billings via a collecting line from Hittlings to Casper. Existing Denver to Casper service will continue, previously requiring travel via Salt Lake City or Missoula to reach Montana.
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New England Church to Name Coadjutor Bishop
Hartford report says Connecticut Episcopalians will seek a bishop coadjutor next autumn to assist Bishop E. Campion Acheson who has led the diocese for three years amid rising duties He is 73 and a diocesan convention is planned for autumn to consider the special election Los Angeles report notes a separate divorce case where a wife left home for bowling and a husband says she neglected family
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Children Offered Physical Exams at Local Elementary School
Parent Teacher group at Benson Hill Elementary School schedules a physical exam day on April 29. Drs Reehelman Woneken Shipman McPeat Kressles and nurses in the school district will assist.
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Friends Reunited After Fifty Years in FLO California
City records recount a reunion of two longtime friends, City Clerk D. H. Wynne and Harry Witten, who last connected in Missouri decades ago. Wynne moved to the coast in 1871, while Witten, a Missouri rancher and recent visitor, found Wynne in the city hall during an improvised meeting.
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