Silsbee Press masthead and staff listing from 1919
Publication notice for the Silsbee Press shows second class mailing April 10 1919 at the Silsbee Texas post office under the 1879 act. Published Thursdays at 410 Highway 96 with subscription rates for Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and surrounding areas. Co-owners and publishers are David Read and R L Read with staff including Tommy Read Leona Whitman Harold Leigh Ruth Stirling James Johnson and Charles Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
David Read
R. L. Read
Tommy Read
Leona Whitman
Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
Linotype
James Johnson
Charles Green
Stereotype
Courtroom reality versus stage dramatization in trials
A State Bar of Texas feature explains how real courtrooms operate with objections allowed, judges ruling, and evidence rules guiding fair trials. It contrasts TV and stage depictions with actual practice, noting witness testimony, exhibits, and depositions as common evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar of Texas
East Texas Tourist Association Hires Executive Secretary
Belton Muller begins duties as ETTA executive secretary on August 15. He will organize promotion across 45 East Texas counties, with four current members Angelina Tyler Jasper Nacogdoches and more joining as assistance is provided. Muller, a Nacogdoches native, has long ties to East Texas and previously co owned Nabinger Galleries before joining ETTA. He will office in the Community Inns offices in Nacogdoches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton Muller
Texas
Muller
The
East Texas Tourist Association
Angelina
Tyler
Jasper
Nacogdoches
Mr. Muller
Longview
Kilgore
North Texas Agricultural College
Stephenyilie ‘Land
Nabinger Galleries
Community Inns
Nacogdoches Savings and Loan Building
Washington state is beautiful described by Mrs Dunn
Mrs Dunn writes from Longview Washington on August 12 1963 praising the green scenery trees and hillsides and flowers and asks the Silsbee Bee to correct their mailing address so they do not miss news of friends back home in Silsbee Texas. She invites Mr Read to visit if ever in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Wash
Silsbee
Texas
Mr. Read
The
Bee
Read
Joe Dunn
Breckenridge
Dick Slack
Pecos
Bob Johnson
Dallas
Legislative Council
John T. Potter
Austin
University of Texas’ Population Research Center
Alpine
Angleton
Aspermont
Bourne
Borger
Brackerville
Burnet
Italy
Menard, Rusk
Seagraves
Somerville
van Alstyne
Runge
McKinney
Brackettville
Hillsboro
San Diego
Texas State Committee On Public Education
Hei J. Bechtel
Corpus Christi
Connally
Panthers Schedule First Football Workout and Game Dates
Waldo Mathews High School invites interested players to a meeting at Frank Robinson Field House on Wednesday August 29 at 5 00 pm. Coach Wesley Shaw says first practice is Friday August 30 at 7 am at Robinson Field and notes I L rules set the district date. Last year the Panthers won seven games and lost three with two lettermen to graduation. The first game is in Liberty on Saturday night September 14.
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Waldo Mathews
Wesley Shaw
Frank Robinson
Shaw
Robinson Field
Panthers
Liberty
Homer Garrison Jr
Department of Public Safety
Garrison
Texas
DPS
Texas Safety Association
Texas Association of Broadcasters
Junieor Chambers of Commerce
Fox
Burnet and
Williamson
Hawaii
Honolulu
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Byron Tunnel
Tyler
Ben Jarvis
George Parkhouse
Dallas
Wayne Gibbons
Dinner in honor of wedding party before Harold Bean nuptials
Mr and Mrs M M Bean will host a Thursday rehearsal dinner for the wedding party at their home. Harold Douglas Bean and Judith E Cocks plan to wed Friday at 7 30 pm in the First Baptist Church. Judith is the daughter of Tolbert and spouse.
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M. M. Bean
Harold Douglas
Judith E. Cocks
First Baptist Church
Tolbert Cocks
New Wage Hour Rules Set To Begin September in 1963
Washington announces new wage and hour standards under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Starting September 3 1963 the minimum wage rises to at least 1.25 per hour for interstate and production workers, and a 44 hour workweek cap applies to large commerce and production firms with overtime at 1.5 times regular pay. The Equal Pay Act of 1963 adds sex-based wage protection effective June 11 1964.
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Labor
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission forms new agency
Austin reports creation of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission on August 23 replacing nine Game and Fish and six Parks Board members. James M. Dellinger, A. W Mourland, and Will Odom lead the new three member panel. Concerns rise over job security for about 1,000 state employees amid consolidating operations and savings on per diems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Texas Parks Land Wildlife Commission
James M. Dellinger
Corpus Christi
A. W Mourland
Johnson City
Will Odom
Parks and Wildlife Commission
Game and Fish Commission
Parks Board
John Connally
Connally
Denae Owells
Railrroad Commission
Ernest Thompson
Amarillo
U H Regents
University of Houston
Board of Regents
U. of H
State College and University System
Jack Valenti
A. J. Farfel
Houston
George S. Hawn
James T. Duke
Edward Daniel Manian
Beaumont
William B. Bates
James A. Elkins Jr
Corbin J. Robertson
Gus Wortham
John Stockton
John McKee
Dallas
Hugo H. Loewenstern
P. Frank Lake
State Board of Insurance
Monticello: Jefferson's Home Name
A note identifies Monticello as the name of Thomas Jefferson's home, highlighting its association with his estate.
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Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
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ETTA
East Texas
Red River
Gulf Coast
Lamar, Delta, Hopkins, Rains, van Zandt, Henderson, Freestone, Leon
Madison, Walker, Montgomery, Liberty
Chambers Counties
New York
Massagec-Wesenberg
Manhattan
Brahod
Lewis
Silsbee Across
Pines Theate
Gulf of Mexico
Anne Kent
Pensacola Beach
Fla
America
Pedro Rodriguez
Berlin
City
Bucharest
Romania
Craig Hammer
Air Force
England
Lions Annual
KKAS
Silsbee Lions Club
P .O
Silsbee, Texas
Lions Civic
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