Social Notes Across Irving Bonham and Dallas Rail
Mr. and Mrs W M Pierson hosted visitors in Irving Sunday while Grady Stepp spent the day with Guy Stepp in Dallas. Numerous local families including the Stepps, Browns, Hennigs, McKenna, Stedham, Mullins and others entertained relatives and friends from Bonham Sherman Garland and beyond over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Stepp
Dallas
Mrs
Guy Stepp
Bankruptcies Fuel Mob Rackets Says DOJ Report
A purge of a new racketeering method shows gangsters using fronts to buy on credit then move funds to Swiss accounts before filing for bankruptcy. They siphon large sums, with creditor losses rising from 100 million to 350 million annually over four years, a trend the Justice Department says is spiraling.
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U. S
Department of Justice
State Supreme Court issues wide rulings including open beaches law
The court recess followed a flood of rulings upholding the 1959 open beaches guarantee and allowing public access from water to the vegetation line. It also kept in place liquor export regulation, reviewed optometry ethics actions, and overturned a city official contempt ruling in a drainage land case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
High Court
Houston Court of Civil Appeals
Gulf Coast
Texas Liquor Control Board
State Board of Optometry Examiners
Dallas Blankenship of
Dallas
Ellis Carp
Hurst
Tarrant County
Austin
Savings and Loan
Metropolitan Savings Association of Houston
Hutchinson County
Phillips Petroleum Co
Texas Panhandle
Afl-Cio
Texas Employment Commission
Redistricting debate tops Texas Legislature hearings
Sen George Moffett of Chillicothe calls redrawing state congressional maps the toughest task for the Texas Legislature. He chairs the special committee as its fourth hearing opens in San Antonio, reviewing five new plans with an August 20 session planned in Lubbock. Separate note cites Sen Louis Crump urging federal action to let states control apportionment. Another item announces a state mandate requiring burial and aid associations to raise rates by November 1 to strengthen mortuary funds, with 528 groups scheduled to justify rates by July 1, 1965. Additionally, trivia snippets note Early Greeks’ milk preference and a remark on East Texas maple trees.
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George Moffett
Chillicothe
Texas
Moffett
San Antonio
Bexar
Lubbock
Louis Crump
San Saba
State Burial Association Rate Board
State Insurance Department
Insurance Board
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Jimmie Williams
Vernon
W. H. Stedham
Grady Gillett
Lillie Gardner
Houston
Clint Hennig
Texas City
Dan Hennig
Mrs. G. L. True and Son
Jacksonville, Fla
C. C. McKenna
Dee’ Patterson of
Howe
Luther Gordon
Beckie Joe and
Clydene Brown
Bonham
O. M. Brown
Mrs. Elmer Reynolds of
Bells
Lillie Dillon
Mardell Pumphrey
Dr. and
Mrs. James Lay
Sherman
Harold Wimsett
Joe Rich
Howard Hodge
Howard Hodge Jr
J. H. Mynatt
Fort Worth
Mrs. W. E. Mynatt
L. J. Penny
Royce Terry
Beeville
Donna Thrasher
McKinney
del Pierson
Irving
W. M. Pierson
Winnie
Sallye Hamilton
Leta Ball
Tom Bean
J. T. Moss
Garland
Bill Bradshaw
Werdell Ritter
Cartwright, Okla
James Stuteville
Son Gregg of
Richardson
G. C. Stuteville
Sharon Stuteville
Donnie Albaugh
Springfield
Whitewright
Fred Garner
Horace Turner Jr
H. B. Turner
Maude Ross
Rufus Turner
Commerce
Lonnie Darwin
C. K. Smith
Bill Pettit
Ralph Judd
Elmo Wallace
Paul Ryan
Jack Meador
Wallace
W. E. Stanford
Bere
Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
State Board of Insurance
East
Kentuckytown
Charles Taylor, Evangelist
Jerry Neal
Eddie Wessels
Big Area
Lokey Edwards