Dancing Birds Delight Volksfest Crowds in Berlin Show
German American Volksfest stage features Beverly and Barbara Bird, daughters of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Eugene K. Bird, as first American schoolchildren to perform on the main stage. The 11 and 5 year olds showcase a vaudeville Charleston routine, training from four to six years, with ties to American Youth Activities.
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Barbara
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Urania Palace
Sjheim Dancing School
Oo Johnson
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Texas State
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Volksfest dance team blends Charleston era style
From Volks fest proceeds the duo crafted dance steps inspired by the 1920s and designed costumes. They coordinated music with the 298th U.S. Army Band. The routine ends with Beverly leaping into Barbata’s arms as the crowd applauds. Other AYA members assist by selling tickets and handling errands. Two $25 bonds reward top ticket sellers and a best errand runner.
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U.S
Hospital Plan Studied at Victoria Architecture Meeting
Port Lavaca report states the hospital board discussed rate increases and preliminary renovation plans by Aule and Rick of Victoria for Champ Traylor Memorial Hospital. Administrator McFarland will survey nearby hospitals to compare rates as operational costs rise. Plans redraw space into private rooms with improved nursing stations and storage, awaiting further study.
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Victoria
Champ Traylor Memorial Hospital
R. A. McFarland
Airline Strike Panel Okays Work Edict
Washington AP reports a House Commerce Committee chair named Staggers announced a bill order mandating work resumption for grounded airlines. The measure, backed 17 to 13, aims to resolve the dispute via congressional authority within 180 days, with negotiations and labor department involvement noted but no confirmed meeting with airline negotiators.
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Thelin
Honea
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Tary
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Harley
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Flood Waters Cover Much of Gulf Coast
Flood waters swept across the Beaumont Port Arthur Orange area pushing damage toward 1 million dollars as up to 10.79 inches of rain fell in the region. About 1,000 cars stalled, 150 people evacuated, and a theater district suffered losses while other Texas cities reported heavy rainfall and scattered showers through Saturday.
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Upper Nueces
la Pryor
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U.S. 63
Groves
Avalon
Ellis County
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Presidio
Climate Grievance: SC Seeks Ideal Temperatures
Charleston requests equal treat ment as Florida in pursuit of comfortable year round weather. South Carolina officials argue the state is ignored in the national ideal climate debate and press for policy attention.
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Texas college tuition hike backed by new higher ed chief
Texas’ new higher education commissioner Dr. Jack Williams, after 12 days on the job, said tuition at state colleges should rise to offset higher education costs. He favors tying tuition to citizen income while noting Texas should not set rates at the nation’s lowest. The current tuition is $50 per semester at 22 state schools, with past attempts to raise it previously defeated.
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S.A. Soldier Killed in Viet Nam
Defense Department reports several Texas servicemen killed in action or listed as missing or dead in Vietnam. Names include Army S. Sgt. Martiss, Sgt. L. Eaton of Odessa, Sgt. Alvin Hopkins Jr. of Texas City, Marine Lance Cpl. Bobby Haynes, Lance Cpl. Rob Tile, and others from Dallas, San Antonio, and nearby towns.
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Lance
Rob Tile
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J.C. Juan Munoz
Ert M. Howell, Jr
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Gineman Jerry Phillips
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Martiss
Lance Cpl
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