West Texas Construction Boom Reaches 1956 Peak
A survey by West Texas Today shows 87 cities in West Texas spent about 386 million dollars on construction from 1956 to 1958 with residential projects leading. The report projects continued growth in 1957 across residential commercial and federal builds including schools and water facilities.
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West Texas
West Texas Today
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
West
Texas
Don Vinson Visits Parents in Abilene
McMurry College student Don Vinson from Abilene is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J D Vinson during a brief home leave.
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Mcmurry
Don Vinson
McMurry College
Abilene
J. D. Vinson
Visiting Parents and Local Students
David Ledbetter, a McMurry student and son of Clarence and Mrs Ledbetter, spends holidays with his family and sister Judy. Lynn Faubion, a Hardin-Simmons student, visits his parents Mr and Mrs Noble Faubion for Christmas. Mr and Mrs Bill Moore left Saturday for Temple to spend Christmas with their daughter, Mr and Mrs Horace Autry, and Cato Catgenius.
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David Ledbetter
McMurry
Clarence Ledbetter
Judy
HSU
Lynn Faubion
Hardin-Simmons University
Mrs
Noble Faubion
Temple
Bill Moore
Horace Autry
Cato Catgenius
More Improved Fertilizers on the Way
College Station reports M. K. Thornton extension agricultural chemist says higher analysis fertilizers with more nutrients and less bulk are on the market. Industry and federal research will bring slower acting forms reducing leaching and nitrate losses, while granular products improve storage and distribution. Farmers should watch for new developments to boost production efficiency and profits.
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College Station
M. K. Thornton
Thornton
Buckner Family Holiday Visit In Belton Home
Paula Buckner, a Mary Hardin-Baylor student in Belton, spends Christmas holidays visiting at the E. Y. Buckner home.
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Paula Buckner
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Belton
E. Y. Buckner
Belton Student Patsy Scott Visiting Parents at Home
Belton resident Patsy Scott, a student at Mary Hardin Becker in Belton, visits the home of her parents Mr and Mrs G W Scott. The passage notes Lloyds of London handles all forms of insurance except life in the described context.
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Patsy Scott
Mary Hardin-Baylor
G. W. Scott
Lloyd’s of London
GI Insurance May Still Be Converted
The Veterans Administration official in Dallas announced that most World War I and II GI term policies remain convertible to permanent plans under the Survivors Benefits Act. Only the 5-year term post service policies are non convertibles, with disabled veterans still eligible for conversion of post service term policies.
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Scott B. Harrington
Veterans Administration Region
Dallas
Texas
Harrington
Service-Connected Disability Time Limits Mentioned by Harrington
Harrington explains that the Survivor Benefits Act limits GI insurance policy issuance within one year of VA finding disability service-connected. He notes it does not alter conversion rights in existing policies. A league is about three miles.
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