Tornado Study Offered Free From Civil Defense Office
A page from The Silsbee Bee notes a paperback evaluative study titled Tornadoes Over Texas, detailing the Waco and San Angelo tornadoes of 19538, available free from the State Civil Defense Office with a limit of one per request. The item mentions staffers and printing details.
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State Civil Defense Office
Evadale News Highlights Local Visits and Family News
Local items report visits by J A Black to Kirbyville and Victor, Ralls of Manuel, and gatherings with nieces, nephews, and friends. Overseas service for George Vertis Jones noted, singing events attended, weddings, hospital trips, and travel to Dry Creek La. Added are family updates on illness, amputation, and a new baby for David Lee Murphy.
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Jim Weatherford
George Vertis Jones
George Jones
George Vertis
J. A. Black
Neches Valley
Nacogdoches
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Leon I Cherry
L. C. Brister
Victor
Paul Gallion
Chester Carpenter
Silsbee
Maude Kirk‘patrick
Violet Kirkpatrick
John B. Preston Sr
Victoria
John B. Preston II
Fort Worth
Frank Kirkpatrick
Port Arthur
Densmore
Wardie Odom
Lake Arthur
Walt England
Milam Bean
Herman Wright
Truman Goins
W. B. Hester
Buna
Frank Bean
Gary
Beaumont
Eli Reese
Lionel Reese
Warren
Charlotte
Josephine
Melvin Rivers
Woodrow Baptist Church
J. G. Winger
Chandler Fortenberry
David Lee Murphy
Murphy
Joan West
J. B. Antley
Martin Van Buren the first U S born president
Martin Van Buren is identified as the first president born in the United States. The note places historical significance on his birthplace within the young nation. It highlights the milestone of an American born leader leading the country.
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Cradle of American Liberty at Faneuil Hall
The cradle of American liberty is identified as Faneuil Hall in Boston, a historic meeting place closely tied to colonial gathering and public discourse.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Sam Houston Shrine at Huntsville Draws Thousands Annually
The Sam Houston Shrine, former home of Texas founder Sam Houston, draws thousands yearly. Open 9 am to 5 pm daily except Thanksgiving and Christmas, it displays Houston relics including Santa Anna gear, Houston’s leopard skin vest, rocking chair, and cane. The adjacent museum covers Texas Revolution history and the Alamo, with the steamboat house statue of Houston’s death nearby and grave on a Huntsville side road. Huntsville State Park offers year round fishing boating camping and water skiing six miles south. Houston is about 76 miles north via several highways including Interstates 45 US 75 and 190.
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Huntsville
Texas Statesman
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Houston
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Texas Republic
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Alamo
San Antonio
Roauch
Texas
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Andrew Jackson
Huntsville State Park
Rayburn Dam Named Proposal for McGee Bend Dam
Congressman Jack Brooks introduces a House bill to name the $60 million McGee Bend dam and reservoir on the Angelina River in Jasper County the Sam Rayburn Dam and Reservoir. Brooks cites Rayburn’s conservation work and notes funding actions since 1955 with closure targeted for 1964 and $10.45 million requested to push completion within about ten percent of total.
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McGee Bend
Angelina River
Jasper County
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Jack Brooks
Brooks
Angelina-Neches
Nacogdoches Horse Show Set for August 1 3
The 24th Annual Nacogdoches Horse Show runs August 1 to 3 with 7 30 p m performances and a free jumper and hunter exhibition Saturday at 9 a m Local entries include Miss Jan Wright riding Walkaway Dark Shadow and Dan Mize s Stonewall Premier among others from Texas Louisiana Arkansas and beyond Box seats through the Nacogdoches Altrusa Club and grandstand tickets available at the arena.
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Saddle Club
Eli Pow
Fat Park
Jan Wright
Joe Wright
Dark Shadow
Bill Moore
Lone Star Stables
Wright
Almarado Acres
Dan Mize
Nacogdoches Altrusa Club
Charles Krause
Albert Rich
Arena
Native law and treaty power shape American Indian courts
A news feature outlines how federal law and some 8 900 treaties govern Indian nations. It notes shifts from wards to self rule, cases like In Re Crow Dog, tribal tribunals taxing traders, and recent federal court rulings affecting murder trials and tribal divorces.
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Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
U. S
Congress
Crow Dog
Supreme Court
U. S.supreme Court
State Bar of Texas
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