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THE WEATHER
November 7th, 11th, 1947
CUERO. TEXAS, MONDAY. MAY 26. 1947
VOL. 53.—NO. 133.
SIX PAGES TODAY
DINK TEXAS BilK ROBBERS UUGHT
4 s
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LAST BITE OF
IL
EARLYTODAY
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Presented
At Vespers
Ford Faces New Tieup
By JACK HOWERTON
FAMILY OF BENJAMIN RUDOLPH, unemployed janitor, tastes last Ute
f
the men fled to a waiting ear.
Is Reported
he
x
early
Beaumont.
(Continued on page 6.)
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Trish potatced fiwrm the Cuero
toy. and a- good
First
tee will assist
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to sign
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President Truman again has ask-
OUt With
combat
of Cuero High
Class of
MOWING OF
LAWNS NEW
BUSINESS
came
the
1
merce. a Highway 29
■was o-g&nized at
plan*’ for the new
and efforts of the Association have j
In Cuero
Game ,9 -1
FUNERAL HELD
FOR L. M. COX
HERE MONDAY
-xpect to produce. • o
Around $3 76 per 100 pounds may
be expected for the current crop
which will come along within 10
days to two weeks, Sheppard said.
The recent rains likely will mean
’ digging of potatoes right away, it
was said. The cantaloupe crop re-
portedly suffered somewhat from the
rains, also.
ril
fol|
indeed that
Legion,
Mr. j nd Mrs. George Gerhold.
Record subs< libers, will be guests
of the Rialto Theater on Tues- j
day for the showing of “The Joi- j
son Story" if they will present
this coupon and pay the custom-
ary service charge.
preen.
whtB
The men were driving a
1M1 model Plymouth sedan
Patrolmen S. B. Berry and
Cuero T urkey T rot
and Second Annual
TURKEY SHOW
Beevill?
the Rev.
fY J
the
j n®
\V .11
U all
: t. ki t
Pounds Of Irish
Potato Production
Bh
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• Ust if) f
“.i
$-•
Oc tfucvo He cord
A NEWSPAPER REFLECTS ITS COMMUNITY
;i • -
dt‘-
g'■Fhe then
at^four.
He again came
wound medals and
awards. ,
. ’ • • .! i i in :
muni Rui
•8 In HIck ;
fl*
the
“LUXURY” RELIEF
still seeking their first victory
a record cf 0 Wins and 4 losses.
Facilities Gel Good Play;
Orchestra Dance Set For
Younger Groups
Edmondson Has Informa-
tion On Camp Wooten
For Boy Scouts
Stassen Sees Wallace
As Mate For Truman
Highway Patrolmen Cap-
ture Trio Believed Res-
ponsible For $1000 Haul
To Call For Vole; Truman
Asks Hemisphere Arms
Collaboration
Beeville,
l committee
Is Winner
State TPA In Beaumont (
- ators from the moment he received Ic PpnnHbd
th. nf IK. die..!., KVUUI IUU
-1
1
trained staff
bv in charge
: ecu’ ation
Engineers Begin Goliad
Refugio Section Of I
Highway 29 Monday
Colleagues At Funeral
iFor Senator Mauritz
Hot
[J
HALE CENTER
I BANK VICTIM
is recess
tion :~>r .<
fxplaiirfj
‘crvici- and has
m< wing job.
lawn
m ntlis.
the-sisters. a brother and five grand-1A full attendance is expected. Club
I children, also survive. officials said.
fn the sort of soldier,
cMMan, then soldier
i W whom America likes
Lnt with pride .... a real
lean of whom it may be
that he would “fight for
ountry at the drop of a
Mr 26
01
Youth Council
Will Meet
On Thursday
bath-; U?
|L:z.j
iCVSlOK
r.nr . rr.or
."Ic V Si
K*I
X
MMMMr? teoneo# the ami
Barters chalked up in
flmmtry*« two big wars.
¥ ¥ ¥
There have been somewhat
tfofilar eases, of course. But
Loo’s record was individual
.tad not exactly like any oth-
A general meeting of the Cuerc
Youth Recreation Council has been
called by chairman Rov Parker for
Thursday night at 7.30 in the
Chamber <>t Commerce office.
Plans for getting the Youth Pro
i gram under wav for the summer will
be discussed and n rejxirt. of the
work (kffte to date will be given bv
■Kgr^ » .
I. ?'"T
& J
Highway Patroimtn.
The men have been removes to
Amarillo, where a vice president qf
the Hale Center Bafik win attempt
to identify them. They already
responsible have been tentatively identified.
..J runs,
t Victoria
Seven-
A
ii
* * *
lakeslee underwent two
rations in order to be tak-
teta the Army in World
Ark for Bl JOO
The two men walked Into the
Hale Center bank at *33 «U> morn-
ing and at gunpoint ordered four
--------customers to the rear of tbs build-
hand the Buds got to Murray Walt < tag. A cashier was ordered to hand
Texaa Unfver.-ity freshman hurltr ■ over >1.000 in small currency, sad
for «4 ••f.tu. • yjC men fled to a waiting or,
’ The patrolmen say that the car
the susperft ilrtnjT'tifthkrf'ttii de-
scription of the one thl' robbers
used. .
The arrests frari made about aft W
Wooten near Au-tin have been re-
ceived by c D Edmondson, chair-’House cf Representatives,
iman of camping and activities for
I DeWitt Countv Sccuts. and L. D
[Smith .chairman cf the DeWitt'
Ccunty Bov Scout Council. * I
i The camo will open June 8 and ■
close Julv 20. Bov Scouts from this
r countv may enroll for one week or j
for the entire «ix weeks, it was ex-j
plained Scou» v ishing to attend'
’should see their troop leaders. Smith 1
' cf Edmondson.
’ The camr? s program will include;
sexing, rowing, ca-I
ramp fires, r.a- I
tur- -tudy Indian lore, handr rafts, j
A high!’- trained staff of di-
lectcrs will be in Cr.arge of this,
well-itiimced icctvaucn program
and Edmondson renortt i ■
three Cost of the e< an.-; i- S9 per we; k. i
paid in
for a
>Cuero has lost one of Its
post dtotinguished soldiers,
jeo Blakeslee proved with ac-
ton that he believed in his |
ountry and believed it was
forth fighting for.
Mot content with serving in
B First World War and being
■prated for wounds and va-
■he left no stone unturned
he was accepted for
■ce in World War Two—
proceeded to
distinguished
MAY FANTASY
IS SCHEDULED
FOR TUESDAY
the flash of the disaster until
emergency’ was over. r t
A Highlight Back f?om the state Travelers Pro- 1
His fine description of the early Active Association convention hekli
hours of the tragedy, the confusion in Beaumont. Cuero delegates
Yoakum .
in fifth. Enda,Averv Rc«ers pastor. First Baptist I
Church. Victoria: Dr H E. Lan-
oaster. M O , Beevill®. and the Rev.
L M Huff pastor, First Baptist Manager U
Church. Sinton. Mere lira
Rev. Billingsley said the commit- the Perl and abe-
in organizing each arcund the tour e
Baptist association and community Al! mcn.c
for a campaign for funds in the Gulf
Coast Area.
Sermon To,Thom Named Official
Graduates Of South Texas Group
Cuero was host to an enthusiastic annual convention cf
jamateur radio operators who make up the South Texas Emer-
j gency Network over the weekend, with a total registration of
i 164 visitors to the City. ' ~
' Roffinnino Caturrlnv oflornrvm anH CUeTO COnventiCn. Sterritt also flev.
to Texas City when the disaster hit,
i and he offered high praise to the '
^^■d he w«s not happy until
back with his World
■Hr One outfit Ar.c: tha* ■■■.'-
BB^his friends and almost any
Kghting man will tell you, is
^one of the very toughest—
combat engineers.
Blakeslee’« record In World
War One, hie efforts to get
back in uniform, and the fine
nSeord he rolled up in the
fightine fo Europe in the sec-
Victoria’s Rmebuds continue to
dominate play in the Guadalupe
League race as a result of their 9-1
win over the Cuero Seven-Upper#
Sunday, a victory which retained
the Rosebuds their honor of being ’
the only undefeated club in the
loop.
and near chaos, and the actions of Monday raported a successful cvr>- ■
the amateur radio operaters there, vention.
The convention, held in
Beaumont, opened Friday morning
Director of Dis- and was conrluded late Saturday.
Hedren Elected
Election of officers featured the
closing session with A L. Hedeen of
'Fort Worth being the lone -eandi- ..
date submitted for president. He 1,|‘
wa^ elected bv acclamation. . 1 I I I II I I III 11
A W Bourke cf Dallass also was;UVVV1 VU1UW
unanimously named as Secretary-!
treasurer.
Highlighting
Committee Named To
Seek Money For New
ATC In Beeville
(Continued tei paga
ROSEBUDSARE
OUT IN FRONT
--- i held his adulence spellbound and
Dominate Loop Play Wifhi’T Rhls“X°'a,'conven“°n
No Losses; La Vacant
In 2nd Plite BAPTISTS WILL
COLLECT FUND
__ I Highlighting the entertainment;
program was the app°aranc? on Fri- |
oav night of the Beaumont Meloday
Maidf. an organization of youthful
i voices unexcelled for harmoiw bv I
anv organization of its kind in the
' nation. All students at Beaumont
high, the girls revealed not only un-
usual talent but skillful training.
Tliey are to leave at an earlv date
for a tour of veteran hospitals over j
underwritten by the New York state board of welfare and New York
City’s relief agencies. The family is moving to a Third street flat
"L<oa<2 investigations get underway by Mayor William O’Dwyar
and state authorities. Rudolph with his wife and four children re-
ceived J106 May 8, $128 May 19 and expected $125 on the day when
they were told to move from their palatial suita. (iBtetaationtl)^
L v / jl
k % Z J
Qfe ' S
HiilKare ir. receipt of a com-
^^■eation from Wsushrngton
H9ng freer trade between
■Bfions of the world, signed
■fti the ambassadors of seven-
nations. There isn’t
much we can do about fur-
thering same, except to favor
it, which we do.
Put the interesting thing
about the document is that it
bears the actual handwritten
•ifnatures of the envoys (via
pjbber stamp), and that only!
; Beginning Saturday afternoon and
continuing until mid-afternoon
; Sunday business sessions were held 1 )iarns for their fine commuhicatSk.s
Graduates of Cuero Hitzh f at tlle American lotion Hall, with < assistance during the disaster. <
uraauaoes oi cuero nign a tarbecue in Municipal Park cnej „ . „ ;
School Of the Class Of .1947 cf the highlights at 1 p. in. Sunday. ; S th ' th C
were advised Sunday night in i a total of 140 amateur radio sta-
the High School Auditorium to tlcns *’ere represented-that num-
learn from the Book of Books, ,b*r ^tors regi
.. . - , .. , istered for the session,
the Bock of Life—the Bible. j Get Hi<h praite
jj( Rev. A. A. Carter, pastor of the < Unstinted prais? for the vital
Firit Methodiat Church, delivered work cf the amateur operators did
the baccalaureate aennon in Vesper -n the recent Texas City Disaster
Services for the Senior Class in the
auditorium. A large crowd attend- j from the State Department of Pub-
> XI
nicruc
■urn*- of ’ne-jn as
jtimes 'rhe rfhrri-_f-:
Around 175 p'-rs
at the large ok.vk-
teui la’iio d’V'eiati'j
heie vf'e l:'‘-!1 a
XO I \l XJlKV
< .< >(>. i Chi EK ?.I , .
H< . . ■ • - (
uuynarn^. an
■pit. But for
■ent to school
Dame so that nobody can read
.It—that has always
mystery to us.
5, We guess, however, it makes
■a fellow feel good to sign his
name with a flourish and
know inwardly that nobody
can read it but himself. Be-
cause a lot of people do it.
4
Qef V •
JLa«5 Ki
JFwii fitting
I American Legion, of
ilch Blakeslee was an en-
Miasttc member and a tire-
B backer, gave him a mili-
fantral Saturday.
jf ever a former soldier had
tamed euch a tribute from.
ftU etmrades It waa Leo T " w wln 8e,uln
Mav 26.—A steering
to assist in direction
and organization of Texas Baptists’
current camoaign for $250,000 to fi-
nance Arts and Technological Col- 1
lege at Beeville, was appointed last ninij II 1 fi HIP
week by Dr E S Hutcherson ATC P A K K H A \ k|L
(President, and the Rev. W. B Bill- * 211111 llflU LUU
jingsley, of Alice, chairman of the -- t _ * ..
“mU,. ot He eommtttee e,e DAY ON SUNDAY
Mr 8 R Dav'j-, chairman, of Bee-!
ville. president of the Blanco Bap-
tist Brotherhood: the Rev. L L.
Roloff. castor. Park Avenue Baptist'
behind Victoria, the loop standing Church, Corpus Christi; Morgan C l
today finds Gonzales and El Campo Wheeler, manager of the — - —
tied for third place Yoakum Ini Chamber of Commerce:
fourth place. Cuero
In sixth and the Seguin White Sox
j still seeking their first victory wth
Town Talk 764 ‘Ham’Radio Operators Attend Cuero Meet
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Victoria
LaVacans Win
While the Buds were racking up
their sixth win at the expense of
the luckless Seven-Uppers, Malletts-
i ville was moving into second place
Charles Goring Texas University
hurler who joined the Hallettsville
team this week, held Seguin to 5
hits while striking out 14 men Se-
guin was still minus the services of
Bobby Layne who is slated to take
the hill next Bunday against Cuero.
With Valigura on the mound. Edna
esme through with a 5-1 win over
Gonzales.
El Campo and Yoakum were idle
due to wet grounds.
Caero Fifth
With Hallettsville in second place
, work under way.
When the road is finished, the
route from Cuero to Corpus Christi Commerce requests that all farmers
will be considerably shortened.
Also under censideration now is a otherwise
who will have potatoes to write in or
; contact the C. of C,
— new road from Refugio to Oregon-, advising whether the potatoes are
T-air hnd Fantasy. May fete to be which will mean another slice from Red or Whites and ho* many they
Presented by students of John C. the mileage from here to Corpus.
Fr reh School on Tuesday night,
v.i’l g?t under wav at 7:30 o’clock on
new ■! coneret? ramp at
'ho >!
< Lu fill Fantasy will eiown a
>nfi queen and present an at-
.- e pi■ •_!-ran
iier-ltiirq f;,r Frir.’av night.
M ”. fe’e l>ad to b - ;o<tpo-ed
versity of Texas School of Medicine
from Galveston to some other loca- j
ticn in the State
Stockman
The Senator had been an exten-
sive farmer and tockman and was
widelv known over South Texas.
Attending the funeral from Cuero
! was the C. F. Combs family. Mrs.
Combs was a sister of Sen. Mauritz.
day swimming, .life
P-^rk noeing, scoutcrqft
M and"’-
used etc
m ent
- afternoon,
used.
m.ii • as three C.'i-T oi rhe e<
r reported and a fee of si mu-’ be
■ns were present1 submitting the annhcatic»n
uni’ v.P-n ama- reservati' n. Edmond-on said
\eotic3 a Jnedical ex.mmatiair t - a doc-
1 he ter i-Tecess®ry ! .-p-ie an ao.dica-
stat'* tion mr a ^tcni; van be a.-repted p
®d th®
; of able
FBI Training School
For DeWill County
Olliccn Postponed
Partly cloudy tonight and Tues-
day with scattered showers in the
northwest portion tonight, with gen-
eral conditions Warmer. Moderate
variable winds on eoast
f l<
A Band Mothers Club meeting is
Burial was in Hill- ‘ scheduled fcr Tuesday afternoon at
Mr*. EIouijc Conk- 3.3J o’clock at the High School, of-
Mas,.. a daughter, ‘ firials reminded member Monday.
the luneral A son i Purchase of new uniforms for the
Im will lie ( Charles Luther Cox. of Cuero, two High Ccnool Band will be discussed
on the, is. a brother and five grand-i A full attendance is expected Chih
| FT7
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-
j
7 > « < is
ed congress for authority to he^j
train and eouip the armed forces of
the other naClows to- thia hemi-
sphere
Mr. Truman first asked congress
to authorize a program of “Westerfo
Hemisphere military calloboratM^
ny/trtvr nm a vx’wtsv a year aR°> 1x11 neiibar bouse acted
WORK STAR rS;-n,hr;^, *r. sx
’ t Continue^ on pag» 3.)
POTATO CROP
I SOUfiffl’BERE
| J-*';.
Word was received from Goliad;
Camp!£erved the 18th Di-trict £irce 1940. (Monday mdrtiing that State Righ-iBUVfcr ROddf II) TfikC 2f *
(First elected to the Legislature in|way Department engineers had
j 1935. he served two terms in the |_ c
♦— — moved into Goliad and Monday be-
He had carried cn a strong fight j wor*t on ^e new paved highway
- - . . .[
manager of the j
• area ar? wanted by an Oklahoma.
. ported that the project had started : home produce e*vd a -good
price can ba guatJtotee(J within the
The next 10 days or two-weeks.
A buyer for an Oklahoma firm.
Municipal Park had a big
Sunday it was reported bv
L Rv ch
100 swimmers
t 40 g’
IE tl.
The Victoria Rosebuds
trounced the Cuero Seven-Up
. Bottlers 9 to 1 before a crowd
■ of 996 paid customer? in Vic-
Funeral services were conducted--
Monday morning at 10 o’clock fcr D«nJ Mnlherr Maelinn
Luther M Cox. 58 of Bloomjngton. ■ OaHU FlUIllGTJ HUCIiny
(who died unexpectedly in a localji, Tiiarfiau
liospit-il after a few hours' illness. ** JinvUUlvU iUvJjUvY
I Rites v< re held from the Frund ,
1 Funcrel Home, with Rev. A. A. Car-1
- I’P > — The iter officiating.
Mi..n< .ota -- .icle Cemetery.
pt«dii*. ’ in Jin of Boston.
Cnpur.i rce • errivt d for
one of the 17 can be read witti
the naked eye.
,V. K. Wellington Koo of
China writes his name so that
It spells V. K. Wellington Koo.
The rest of them look as if an
old hen had scratched fur-
fonsly hunting for a morsel of
_<orn for her biddies.
v, * ♦ ¥
L..r°r a fellow who can’t write
X may be all I
someone who
his 4he Executive Committee
All club representatives are ex-
pected to attend and anv other in-
terested citizen is invited to be pre-
sent. Parked said.
assistance during the disaster. s
He said that the Red Cress re
I received 27.000 inquires—many of ■
• them via the amateur operators—
and that this is tne greatest num- (
ber of inquiries received in any U. S.1
■Master They came from all over I
the nation.
When blood was so badly needed
at Lne call weiit 0 1 »ia aiu>-!
in the recent Texas City Disaster ^yj. racy0 nation in Texas Citv. A
wu brought to the 8TEN cpr-rators 8,ation in San Frantisco waS c:n-(
direct from the American Red Cross, tactefl and Texas City was advised ■
, „ minutes later via the same!
ed the servlet's. | lie Safety, and indirectly from the ham operator, that the blood plasma |
Chwus Singe .Chief of Police and Mayer of Texas wa? being put into the air in San i
Rev. A. A. Hfchn gave the invoca- ( City. Francisco bound for Texas Cify.;
tkm and the benediction, the High The public can hardly realize tha Th„ blood was l-cat^d and on the ’
School Chorm oH.rri Hrml love- impcrt.nl work th. ham. did in th, ™ mahout 10 “mutes the Red
ly numbers and processional and re- disaster, it was brought out. At L (Continued on page 6 >
cessional music was played by Doris Qne operator and his equip-
Schaefer and Jeannine Mergui* nient nad gone from Houston and
Mrs. C. A. Buenntog wm accctnpan-, W8‘ ««t «P and sending out urgent I AP A I 0 D A I 'If
ist for the chorus seteettons. .calls.for bicod plasma and other
Key phrase of Rev. Carter’s ser- medical supplies, nurses and doctors.
men was from Paahna. ’The Law matter of a couple ef CD AM DADI DVI
“The Lew |s*perlectly stated or| He wa* ® H Standley, an employe ( 1 laVlW 1 I ‘
phrased in the Boek of-KeeM,’’ Rev. Houston Lighting and Power _
Garter arid. In all of thy study and ccmpany one of BTEN’B anthuslas- tier r\L
tamwMge^eUtag .forget not tt***^* e SUCCCSSfUl ConVentlOD Of
Mfe--— i ..v9*ardley the Sunday morning
Lew is perfectly kttunJd to r“8ten <nd
I* (Continiiad on oaae description of the work of the oper-
Cffcring < <>iRp|t n> lawn mnwiug
<• Pittz I me nav -ifli't .l
W bust » ss venrut*' m Civ t .
'!i< ugii Li, mowing s»ivi<c v ,t si,
line
Lena ha- complrtcii the punh
of power equipment lor hi- mOw.n-;
• vfTv’hing tor -Tin-
Hi will Context •<>
during the luinn,. r
P r n: . u i Inng t<> < •,. -
tract for the mowing jefr^ m.i'. < :i-
1 i< I I .it phone number .‘>4 -W
I.uni' is .i viti-iun of World W:.r
I Tuo. s' l ving fotir and a half vaer-
iti the Army.
of 996 paid customer? in Vic- HEREFORD, ^iay 26 (UP)—
i toria’s fine new ball park Sun- 'Three men believed to have
day aftamoon to keep their season : staged a daring, daylight |
record clean with six victories and | robbery of the First National
alUPC LeTeiBank at Hale Center,--about 1
play- It was a better game than (, , ’ .
the score indicates but there was!60 mUtes south Hereford- -have • J
never a doubt after the fourth been captured by two Texas State -1
inning as to which team would I
wm. ■
Failure of the Cuero team to
hit wea -the real reason for the
loss although four wild throws by
Cuero infielders were i
for five of the Bud’s nine
Buddy Boehm, young
curve ball artist set the
Uppers down with three base hits
and fanned ten. On the other
\ r >i' n m
ard f: ru "U
F-Tk fp’tii’i'-
(■>:nnr”i)t ■ -i
iirird
1
I’A
©on wu from Psalms, “The within the mstter of a couple
of the Lord is perfect ’’ | h_our’-
in the luxurious $8-a-day hotel suite, where expenses have beeR <
for 14 safeties, including triple
and a double that Dredueed. four
earned rune end enowfh to wte.
Looks Deed
Wall looked good to Cuero fignA
despite his defeat, and he will
take the mound for the
again next Sunday
Charlie Talbot,
Goliad Chamber of Commerce, re-
’ i usscxL yxvjevv uau siaiKU,
and that it was expected to be com-1
'pleted by next January 1.
stretch is a link in Highway 29.
Earlier thiv year, at the sugges- O D Sheppard, was in Cuero-Men-
tion of the Cuero Chamber of Com-day., conferring with the Chamber
"I Association : of Commerce on crops. SheppsrtTs
Goliad to push firm is to purchase the cantaloue
construction, i cron from the DeWitt section. v
( It was recoiled that the firm will
spurred progress toward getting the come in and buy Irish potatoes if
20.090 peunds or more are assured.
To check on this, th? Chamber of
j
when they
tangle with the Seguin White Sox.
Cerra, Cuero’s new shortstop, also
looked good tn the field but failed! McNeil of Hereford forced them
to hit. ! fhe highway scrvfo mfles souttn
The Seven Uppers took the lead' Hereford,
in the first inning when Cerra
walked, took c-econd on Briers
grounder to J. Loyd, and scored on
Taylor s stinging single to right.
(Continued on page •.)
NEW HIGHWAY-
I
Funeral services were scheduled to be held Monday in El
Campo for State Senator Fred Mauritz of Ganado, who died
Saturday in El Campo after an extended illness-
————————————. The service.', were to be held in
| the First Lutheran Church in El,
I Campo at 12:30 p. m. Monday, with
~ — — ~ i burial to follow in Forest Park cem-
AFT A II 0 AII7FAT eterv in Houston, where Mrs. Mau-
• DtlAILd GIVEN
Senate Attends
| Lt. Gov. Allan Shivers announc-1
■ ed that the State Senate was to be:
( adjourned immediately after con- 1
| vening in Austin Monday morning, I
j end that members would attend the :
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Aldridge, C. C., Jr. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 133, Ed. 1 Monday, May 26, 1947, newspaper, May 26, 1947; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1358266/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.