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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1957
Page
4
Explorer Post 88 hikers encounter deer carcass on weekend trek
Members of Explorer Post 88 led by Post Advisor Bill Hilliard hiked 25 miles from Chester to Colmesweil when they found a blood trail and a recently shot doe. Mickey Nash dressed the deer and local warden approved the carcass transfer to Silsbee. The group includes Harry Hough David Whitman Bobby Ford Ronnie Nash and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Explorer Post 88
Silsbee
Post
Bill Hilliard
Chester
Colmesweil
Mickey Nash
Town
Hilliard
Nash
Harry Hough
David Whitman
Bobby Ford
Ronnie Nash
Harry Allen
Nelson Bruns
Charles Tarver
Wayne Francis
Norman Rucker
Pat Richardson
Jack Clark
Bill Fields
Encouraging Outlook Seen For Good Safety Record During Holidays
The National Safety Council urges drivers to back the attack on traffic accidents as Christmas approaches. Traffic deaths dropped 3 percent in the first nine months, saving about 800 lives, with potential to save over 1,000 in 1957 if the trend continues. The campaign runs through 1958 to curb speed and promote personal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Safety Council
Heismann Memorial Trophy Honors Aggie Standouts
Three Aggies Crow, Charley Krueger, and Bobby Marks earned All-Southwest first string honors with Krueger and Crow as unanimous selections. The speaker notes Krueger and Crow’s distinction and downplays potential bias while praising the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggies
Crow
Charley Krueger
Bobby Marks
Krueger
Texas Personal Income Climbs 6 Percent in 1956
Total personal income in Texas reached just over 15 billion dollars in 1956, up 6 percent from 1955, according to the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. The increase trails the national 7 percent rise in personal income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Texas
U. S
Income rises 45 percent over 1950 to 1956 period
A six year span from 1950 to 1956 shows income up by forty five percent, indicating strong earnings growth across the period. Details on sectors or entities are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com
Increase Notes Boost in Nation Preparedness
A 44 percent rise is noted for the nation, signaling broader readiness measures. The report highlights policy shifts and funding implications for national programs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Read
R. L. Read
Jerry Zuber
Leona Whitman
Seems Penaremneremanen
Renee
Ae Reteeantomrriene
R. R. Burgess
Joe Thompson
James Johnson
Louis Johnson
Paul McClinton
Tommy Read
Offats Bayou
Irby Hyde
Bolivar
John Spillar
John
Reynolds Ranch
Davis Mountains
Game and Fish Commission
Goodnight Ranch
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Texas A & M
Aggieland
Bear
Jack Pardee
John Crow
Atlanta
Medical Mirror
Science
P. O. Box
Madison Square Station
New York
N. Y
Navy
Samuel Nicholas
Ladies & Childrens
G. I. Jackets
Cowboy
Te ! Reed S
VST
Ward
N. Fifth St
Chumley's
G.I. Surplus Store
North Fourth Street
Children’s Rockers
Yiratohoumger
Lttrevere
Sylmer
Texans
Simmons Motor Company
GMC Truck
Buick Automobile
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