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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1956
Page
2
This column, based on Texas law, explains how court testimony differs from scientific replication. It discusses witnesses under oath, cross examination, relevance rules, objections, and mistrials to protect due process and public safety.
The Loeb Northside Baptist Church marks its third anniversary with a homecoming on Sunday February 6 led by Rev O L Beaman. A noon basket lunch, guest pastors Rev O R Rowe and Rev A L Wallace, and Baylor student Dean T Oien are planned with Memorial Baptist Church Trio to sing at 2 pm. Services include Sunday School 9 45 am morning preaching 10 45 am Training Union 6 30 pm and night service 7 30 pm.
The article answers common VA questions about GI Bill student benefits. It covers tuition and fees payments for part time study, pro rated payments based on a $110 monthly full-time rate, and whether this is the lesser amount. It explains borrowing up to 94 percent of a permanent life insurance policy’s reserve value. It states disability checks cannot be forwarded when moving and requires notifying VA with both old and new addresses and C number. It also clarifies that a relative’s land gift is not income until converted to cash and allows deductions for land-related costs when computing net income.
A Boy Scouts of America training program for Scout executives drew men from Finland Brazil Norway Burma and the Philippine Islands as part of its latest course cohort.
Texas Heart Association launched a month-long Heart Fund drive paced by volunteers statewide to raise 676000 for research education and community heart programs. Senator Lyndon Johnson chairman of the campaign cited medical progress and urged Texans to contribute through local groups or mail donations to the Postmaster marked Heart Fund.
Sunday school at Votaw Assembly of God donated the offering to the March of Dimes. The event involved many children and local families including the Drydens, Kirwins, and Teals who visited or hosted over the weekend. Also noted, the printing industry ranks third among the nation’s top industries with 45,000 establishments.
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