Visitors and families gather across Dallas Fort Worth area
Fort Worth area residents and visitors from Muskogee Oklahoma Sherman Clarksville Dallas Denison Commerce Pomona Calif and other places were seen visiting relatives and friends in the region over the weekend. Notable mentions include Miss Sue Range East Texas State College and Gina with grandchildren at a homecoming in Ector.
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Sue Range
East Texas State College, Commerce
Mrs. Bull Range
Tax proposals clash as Texas lawmakers face 1961 revenue needs
Austin reports expect lawmakers to confront looming revenue gaps with proposals ranging from a broad based growth tax to stricter sales or income taxes. University of Houston expansion costs and higher education funding are front and center amid debates with labor and business groups. Atty Gen Wilson clarifies bowling tax rules and tidelands leasing proceeds begin December 6 after Supreme Court rulings.
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Austin
Texas
Organized Labor
Labor
Daniel
General Revenue Fund
University of Texas
Commission
Houston
University of Houston
Atty
Will Wilson
Wilson
Robert S. Calvert
U. S. Supreme Court
This Town of Ours
The excerpt urges readers to stay and change their town rather than move away. It contrasts outdated neglect with a pushy, fast-paced, on-the-map community that keeps locals home. It highlights local pride and a call for collective improvement.
Anon Fragment Encourages Town Makeover
A brief quoted line urges readers to create a particular town image with a bold assertion about making it out of "THIS" as a defining choice. The fragment hints at civic identity and community effort without broader context.
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Anon
Aging assets in tobacco industry grow long leaf inventories
Louisville officials note tobacco firms hold the longest raw materials stock with leaf inventories lasting 20 to 30 months and often representing about 75 percent of total assets, reflecting aging assets in the industry.
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Louisville
U. S
Alaska Inland Waters Span Fifteen Thousand Miles
Alaska has 15 335 square miles of inland waters. The figure documents the extent of inland water areas within the state. The source emphasizes Alaska's large, delineated inland water territory.
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Alaska
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Joe Johnson
Fort Worth
R. G. Hedrick
Muskogee, Okla
Rev
C. C. Childress
Bob Jasper
Sherman
Mrs
Clyde Little
Mrs. Eldridge Pendleton
Farmersville
W. E. LaRoe
Charlie Ayres
Gina
Dallas
Claud Adams of
McKinney
Bob Cawthon
Lee Wilson
Luther Giles
Frank Meich
Clarksville
Dorothy Hamilton
Guy Hamilton
Mrs. B. W. Newman
Don Newman
Strong, Ark
Bruce May
Oklahoma City
Mrs. O. L. Jones
Mickey Gentry
Commerce
Homer Gentry
O. A. Huseman
John Ball
Fred Clark
of Denison
C. C. McKenna
Mrs. C. N. Massey
Justin
Ralph Hughes
Gene Hughes
Marshall Hasty
Mary Shaw
Clyde Shaw
Clarence McMillin
Buster Mullins
Calera, Okla
M. C. Mullins
Clovis Childress
Pomona, Calif
Roby Childress
Charles Wortham
Jacksboro
George Brown
Celesta Simms
Grace Lambert
Ector
Jack Stephens
Odessa
Finis Stephens
H. B. Turner
Chillicothe
R. S. Turner
Lonnie Darwin
Carrie Loyd
Amity
Arkansas
Luther Armstrong
Kenneth Garner
State Capitol
Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
U. of Houston Aid
Commission On Higher Education
Empt
Tidelands Leasing
School Land Board
Texas Tidelands
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Carter
Pate
Oklahoma
Happy Motoring
Uniflo
Atlas
Bucron
Atlas Supply Co
Caraway Bros
Humble
Whitewright
Quality Homes
Americas
United
U.S
America
Atlas Bucron Tire
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