Local Silsbee Newspaper Rates and Staff Listing
Publication details for the Silsbee Texas newspaper include a second class mailing permit dated April 10 1919 and a weekly Thursday issue at 410 Highway 96 with annual subscriptions 3.50 within Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson Counties and 4.00 elsewhere. Editorial staff lists David Read R L Read co owners Leona Whitman society editor Tommy Read, plus Harold Lich Ruth Stirling James Johnson Charles Green and printer staff Linotype operator pressman and stereotyper.
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Silsbee
Texas
Thurdsay
Highway 96
Exas
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
David Read
R. L. Read
Leona Whitman
Society
Tommy Read
Algee Rinee
Texas House Textbook Panel Ends With Partisan Split
The five member House Textbook Investigating Committee wrapped up amid sharp accusations over attendance at hearings and political motives. Members Dungan Alaniz Bass Cowles and Roberts released five individual reports. Roberts and Alaniz defended the current Texas textbook selection system while Dungan and Cowles hinted at differing views. Petitions and testimony from Paul Vogier Jr. and Rev. William Arms framed ongoing concerns about state investigations.
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House
Bill Dungan
McKinney
Dungan
John Alaniz
San Antonio
Gob Bass
DeKalb
Nelson Cowies
Hallsvile
Ronald Roberts
Hillsboro
Dallas
Edwin A. Walker
Roberts
Alaniz
Texas
John Birchers
Cowles
Paul C. Vogier Jr
Corpus Christi
William S. Arms
Austin
Fort Worth
Texas Commission On State and
George Parkhouse
Parkhouse
Texas Research League
Research League
Price Daniel
Daniel
58Th
Railroad Commission
Christ as Transformer of Power in Faith Ties
A devotional from The Upper Room links divine power with human life, using the metaphor of a transformer. It contrasts God’s power with human weakness, cites Romans 1 5, and urges transformation through Christ’s love. Thomas T. Faichney of Ontario signs the thought for the day.
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Highlands
Scotland
Christ
Paul
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Thomas T. Faichney
Ontario
Its the Law Dual State and federal powers on estates
The piece explains how state and federal law divide authority over wills estates and death transfers. It notes federal influence when federal funds or national policy apply, with examples like veterans affairs and GI insurance. It also mentions federal enclaves and concurrent jurisdiction in crime.
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United States
U. S. Supreme Court
U.S
U. S
G. I
Texas
State Bar of Texas
Pearl Harbor Vets Form New Dallas Association
Sixty five Pearl Harbor veterans met in Dallas on December 8 to organize the Pacific Veterans of Pearl Harbor Day. They will draft by laws in 1963 and seek a Texas charter. Don Dickerson was elected president with Robert Crowder as secretary and J S Hood as treasurer. Six board members were named. A memorial ceremony occurred at 7 55 a m at Dallas Naval Air Station with Gold Star Mothers and veterans in attendance.
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Pearl Harbor
Dalles
United States
Texas
Don Dickerson
Canterbury Street
Irving
U.S. Naval Mobile Hospital
No. 2
Robert E. Crowder
Dellas
Uss Curtiss
J. S
Ed Crow
Uss
Chaumont
P. M Horner
Utah
Wilson Beard
Pennsylvania
John Ward
Nevada
Dallas
Delbert MM. Crane
Wheeler Field
Dallas Naval Air Station
Chandler Named President By Teacher Group
Chandler, superintendent of Victoria schools, becomes president of the Texas State Teachers Association on December 1. He has 34 years in education, led districts from Corrigan to Orange, and served on the Gilmer Aikin committee and the State Textbook Committee. He holds degrees from Sam Houston State and the University of Houston.
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Puaget
Daniel
Commission On Higher Education
University of Texas
Texas A&m
John Connally
Board of
Regents
Lamar State College of Technology
Pat Peyton Jr
Otho Plummer
Beaumont
J. G. Bertman Jr
Liberty
A. H. Montague
Orangefield
Sam W. Freas
Livingston
Clifford L Davis
Amarillo
Dan D. Nixon
Lampasas
Lower Concho River
Austin
Business Week
Leonard Passmore
Will Wilson
Wilson
Passmore
Texa Department of Corrections
Byron W Frierson
Co. O. Chandler
Texas State Teachers Association
Chandler
Victoria
Texas Outlook
Tsta Monthly
Fred K. Norris
Corpus Christi
Bluff City
Houston County
Tenaha
Diboll
Fa Texas
Corrigan High School
Mosscow
Alma Sellars
Chester
Orange
J. W. Ed
Baylor University
Sam Houston State Teachers College
University of Houston
Baptist Church
Gilmer Aikin
Texas
Re J
Teacher Retirement System Board of Trustees
March of Dimes Marks 25th Anniversary With National Celebrations
The nation observes the 25th anniversary with large and small festivities. Times Square mounts a 12 foot by 10 foot cake as a centerpiece while communities host governors, health leaders, and beneficiaries at events funded by March of Dimes programs. Fundraising includes envelopes, coin boxes, posters, and two million Mothers’ March volunteers. Highlights cite aid to patients, $385.5 million for research, $73.6 million for scientific work, and $38 million for professional education. Basil O’Connor notes pride and future goals.
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New York City
Times Square
U.S
National Foundation
Voluntary Health Organization
Jimmy Boggess
Coy
Ark
Kennedy
White House
Basil O'Connor
National Fundation March of Dimes
Health Agency
Coy, Ark
Casserole Recipe Fragment with Ground Beef and Tomato Soup
A compact home cooking item lists ingredients for a casserole using ground beef onions tomato soup peas salt and pepper. The text notes 1042 ounces of the soup content and mentions canned peas and onions as components.
Embargo on Odd Shaped Letters and Cards
The Post Office Department orders a ban on small and irregularly shaped mail under 3 by 3 inches, effective Jan 7, to speed processing with modern canceling machines. The move follows a May 4 1960 announcement and precedes postage rate increases that raise first class to five cents and airmail to eight cents.
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Post Office
First steam engine train runs 12 miles on B and O line
On May 24 1830 the first train drawn by a steam engine rolled down 12 miles of track on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad marking a pivotal early steam railway event.
January Plentiful Foods List Revised
The Florida freeze led to a January revision of the USDA plentiful foods list. Irish potatoes, fresh pears, frozen and canned cherries are highlighted as bargains with high supplies. oranges and grapefruit are removed from the list though cabbage remains sufficient to meet demand.
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Florida
U. S&s Department of Agriculture
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
USDA
Texas Extension Service
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Xas
Harold Lich
Ruth Stirling
James Johnson
Ncageneicanset Ahheheens
Charles Green
Linotype
Pressman
Frierson
Attorney General's Office
East Texas
Hawkins Fields
David
Botticelli
a _ Vinci
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
FAM Breenhead Newwee
Ts Louuchuuwid
Dominican Republic
Allie Sherman
Vince Trombardi
Jim Taylor
Tom Mattie
Jim Thorpe
Pearl Harbor Vets
New Association
Fession
TSTA
Richard Klecka
Dorothy Maddox
Chiropractic
Paul Johnson
N. S.h
Britton-Cravens Lumber
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