Money talk and political clash mark Austin headlines
In Austin money dominates the scene as issues like campaign funds unemployment and tax policy spark debate. Gov Price Daniel condemns H J Porter’s fund raising whilePorter defends the need to back a gas bill opposed by eastern cities. The piece notes job losses blamed on oil imports and a minor recession analysis by Dr John Stockton and includes a delay in a state insurance rate order and a push against loan sharks.
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Price Daniel
Texas
H. J
Jack) Porter
Porter
Houston
Congress
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State Board of Insurance
Atty
Will Wilson
Insurance Board
John Kent for County Commissioner Precinct 2
Political notice from Fannin County announces John Kent running for reelection to County Commissioner Precinct 2. The brief promotes Kent as the incumbent candidate seeking voter support.
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Fannin County
Dallas to Host Second Annual Southwest Boat Show
The Dallas Memorial Auditorium hosts February 25 to March 2 a diverse display of boats from nine to 40 feet plus motors from 1 to 75 horsepower. Exhibits include skin diving gear and water ski equipment with special attractions from the U S Navy satellite model the U S Coast Guard Power Squadrons and other boating organizations.
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Dallas
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
U. S. Navy
U. S. Coast Guard
School Board approves corporal punishment for discipline
Gallup New Mexico McKinley County School Board approves use of corporal punishment to enforce stricter discipline. County superintendent Bernadine Kelly says the move is preventive and a public stand, noting it may not be used often but asserts legal right to maintain discipline.
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Gallup
N. M
McKinley County
Bernadine Kelly
New Mexico
Texan Touring Florida Market Receives Sour Reply
A Texas traveler stopped at a roadside Florida watermelon market and asked for the cantaloupe price. The clerk, glancing at the license plate, snapped back with a terse demand to remove a finger from an olive cue, reflecting a sharp, terse encounter.
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Florida
Democrats Launch Campaign For Big Public Works Job
Democratic lawmakers push a robust public works drive for the next fiscal year to pressure President Eisenhower. Sen. Henry M. Jackson vows to force expansion amid budgeting battles over water projects and defense costs. Sen. Estes Kefauver proposes a reconstruction finance style agency to fund firms and spur employment. Hearings before a joint Senate panel mark the campaign as lawmakers rail against project bans.
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Eisenhower
Henry M. Jackson
D.-Wash
Estes Kefauver
D.-Tenn
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Senate
Public
Senate Interior and Public Works Committee
Federal Reserve Frees Loan Funds and Deflation Action
The Federal Reserve Board cut the reserve against demand deposits by 0.5 percent, freeing about 500 million dollars from 6,400 member banks and boosting lending capacity by roughly three billion dollars. Christopher Columbus is buried in the Cathedral of Seville, Spain.
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Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Bank
Christopher Columbus
Cathedral
Seville
Spain
Citation by Publication for Elizabeth Ann Moore Estate
Grayson County Texas probate notice announces guardian Mrs Martha Moore seeks discharge after final account of Elizabeth Ann Moore a minor filed February 18 1958 in County Court Sherman. Hearing set on March 3 1958. interested parties must answer contest the account and application. Deputy clerk Rogers. Published February 20 1958 in The Whitewright Sun.
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State OF Texas
Elizabeth Ann Moore
Grayson County
Texas
Martha E. Moore
Sherman
A. D
Connell ‘Rogers
Whitewright Sun
Texas crime rate up in 1957 led by murder rise
Texas 1957 major crime rate rose 9.2 percent from 1956 with murder up 25.2 percent. 1,084 people were killed, equal to 11.8 per 100000 Texans. The new State Law Enforcement Study Commission urged public attitude change and juvenile crime focus with the Texas Youth Council, noting 46 to 50 percent of major crimes involved those 17 and under.
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Austin
Texas
State
Law Enforcement Study Commission
Department of Public Safety
Col
Homer Garrison Jr
Commission
John H. Crocker Sr
Houston
Garrison
Crocker
Study Commission
Daniel
Texas Youth Council
Chicago Teens Show Little Interest in Science and Politics
A survey of 32 000 Chicago area teenagers by Illinois Institute of Technology finds science and politics near the bottom of their interests. The top interest listed is clothing and personal appearance. The article also offers stain removal tips for fresh fruit stains on cottons using cool water and nonalkaline detergent.
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Chicago
Chicago Area
Illinois Institute of Technology
Better Grooming Ordered For 13 Ousted by School
In Waukegan Illinois thirteen high school students suspended for failing the new good grooming rule must trim their duck tail haircuts and wear proper pants before readmission. Dean Glenn Anderberg ordered the suspensions after the rule took effect on Monday.
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Waukegan
Ill
Glenn Anderberg
Waukegan Township High School
Anderberg
School code compliance praised by Anderberg
Anderberg said it was encouraging that only 1 percent of the 1 300 boys failed to follow the new code drawn up by the faculty. He added that, generally, the students are very proud.
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Anderberg
The Sun Open to News Submissions and Editorial Standards
The Sun invites individuals and organizations to submit news items while stating editors decide what qualifies as news. It reserves the right to reject items that are too old or promotional material not considered news.
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