Realty Realities Show Upturn in U S Real Estate Market
The National Association of Real Estate Boards reports a widespread upturn in U S real estate across 233 cities in 253 city reports. Demand for business property remains strong with higher values and a steady rise in new construction. San Antonio and Texas cities show uniform gains, limited detached housing, ample apartment supply, and rising mortgage funds influencing home building and subdivision activity.
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San Antonio
Texas
Iocal Property
S.A
Focal
San Antonio Real Estate Board
Montague Funeral Held in San Angelo
Funeral services were held here today for Jay Montague 36 inspector for the livestock sanitary commission who died in a hospital yesterday of pneumonia Montague was well known throughout the Southwest as a ranchman and commission buyer for 30 years in this section
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Texas Boom Department Store Sales Hit Highs in December
Texas business activity improves sharply in December with the Texas Boom Department Store Sales index rising from 92.2 in November to 94.5, signaling near 1930 levels. Dr. PA Buechel notes gains in employment and payrolls, while farm cash income declines and industrial production shows a sustained upward trend despite mixed sector results.
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PA. Buechel
University of Texas Purttu of Business Research
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Department
Buethel
United States Department of Commerce
Lone Star Gas Wins Rate Case Appeal in Supreme Court
Dallas February 14 The Lone Star Gas Company wins its rate case appeal before Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Cardozo. The appeal argued whether interstate commerce limits Texas Railroad Commission power and if the Texas rate set by the commission was too low. The case began in 1993 after the commission reduced the gate rate from 40 to 82 cents per 1000 cubic feet.
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Lone Star Gas Company
Benjamin Cardovo
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New Clues Emerge in Mary Ellen Babe Death Case
In Buffalo New York on February 13 investigators report two fresh clues in the Mary Ellen Babe case. A blood stained shirt and wax fragments from a dance floor are examined by Dr. C Merril Crown, a police scientific expert. The shirt was turned over by a south Buffalo laundryman and detectives note the shoes suggest she may have been dancing before her death.
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Mary Elten
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Merril Crown
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Mary Elen
Ten Dallas traffic toll reaches ten with two more injured
Dallas county’s traffic toll jumped to ten after last night’s deaths of Refugio Zambrano of Fort Worth aged 35 and Harry Brown, 75, a retired railroad man, who was struck near his home. M Hollis, 60, remains critically injured after being hit while crossing an intersection.
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Refugio Zambrano
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Degenerate suspect linked to eight-state manhunt ends
Dance floors revealed slippers protected by overshoes. Police shift from earlier murder theory to a broader eight-state manhunt for a degenerate. The update notes revised case direction as investigations widen beyond initial theory.
Trained Mule Causes Crash in Keensburg Road Incident
Feb 13 in TonE Golo reports damage to Wenty Stoll of Keensburg after a cow on the highway was released by an educated mule owned by H Nida, a Japanese gardener. The mule opened a pasture gate and led cows onto the road, causing the collision. The event highlights the unusual blame placed on the educated mule.
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Wenty Stoll
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Nightgown Wardrobe Highlights In Film Wardrobe
Hollywood reports an actress in Filly Roads to Towes at Century Fox receives three swanky nightgowns and an evening dress, with two gowns duplicates of originals for scenes from Park Avenue to a mountain cabin. The studio adds two extra nighties for wear under a mink coat, as road wear tests the garments. An auto accident in the ad notes a writer is not hurt, but a film associate must cover damages.
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Twetinth Century-Fox
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Quike & Rot
Veteran Dallas firefighter dies at 63 in heart attack
Cant B. Lane, a 63 year old veteran of the Dallas Police Department with more than 25 years of service, died today from a heart attack. He served in the department for over two decades and was a respected member of the force.
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Lane
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