The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 273, Ed. 1 Friday, November 8, 1963 Page: 1 of 6
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DeWitt To Present
Two Resolutions
igirt director* of the DeWitt J«a Blank Edmund Hahn,
»ty Farm Bureau *411 at- Frank Styre, Louis Draiar, Em-
the state convention in Ft it Buchhorn Sr., Oscar Writer
th Sunday through Wednee- Sr., and Albert Babel,
a^ they'll present two ***** a* J. Ou.
Launched
At Coffee
Application
Finished Up
By UN MBU
Construction is omteiway in
the foyers of John C. French
dement ary school to keep plat-
tar tram falling on the ktda.
That’s what School 8upt. Msj>
, vin Kirkman reported to the
school board Thursday night
after two architectural engine-
ering reports on the physical
oondttion of the 3928 building
wet* discussed.
Kirimwtn said the buHding is
basically safe.
One of the engineering linns,
Fehr and Ganger of Austin,
said immagiata step* should be
token against falling platter,
, but (hit the M*t DcnTMiwnk wl*
htion to to d*«iHUtoh toe boiw*
Two architectural engineering
finni Dresentnl written noorts
on the physical condition,of the
main building on the John C.
French canvas.
these reports are presented
below in full.
FEHR AND GRANGER, Aus-
Ooffee and doughnuts were
served at 8 a.m. this morning
at Proctor Hall as a preHmin-
Otftcials of the four sponsor-
ing organizations of foe North
Ouero flood control project met
Thursday afternoon to sign aa
application for federal assist-
ance.
Should foe project develop It
vriH mean erosion control of a*
bout 19,000 acres north of OB-
era and flood prevention in the
city MW.
Signing foe application Thun-
day were DeWitt County Judge
George W. TnoweH: Ouero Ma-
yor William G. Nami; Albert
Ley, who represented DeWitt
County Drainage District No. 1, ,
and Erwin J, Melting, represen-
ting the DeWitt County Soil Gp*
month,
ary to for launching of foe Un-
ited Fuad Drive.
O. C. Oorrsen, president and
foe Rev. Andrew Krumbhaar,
drive ohrinnaw, assisted by
Mrs.J. W. Henring, passed out
foe canto to solicitors for the
'dtNnfcMNI section which was
Mfttvlad today.
The Rev. Krumbhaar said foe
4M|pWift area would be can-
vassed in one week with about
a town solicitors to make foe
GUbartt Bra use, Melvin
man, Roland Mac host.
Big Military
Withdrawal
Is Announced
WASHINGTON -40ft- The
Defense Depairttfoift^ilgim^
ed foray that
lie naoiutions favors
•nsropdng iandown*
tying income tax on
Upfor public domai n.
datton beams have settled dras-
tically, especially on the north,
east and south sides.
“Floor stabs in various areas
(classrooms) have settled sev-
eral inches.
“The central portion of the
building has remained more or
other abandons foe right
la garinprogram land un-
pr circumstances,
if. pra amendments were
d at foe DeWitt County
Bureau convention last
*«!*» U
less in- place. Hto central ray*
Bon of the bundbrg to drived
fay the area bailt wtth concrete
beams and columns. . . ^
“Roof parapet wails show se-
vere cracking due to settlem-
ent.
“Entrances on the south side
are so severely cracked that,
falling'plaster is an immediate
•tort——
1M WpHoBon i. belw'R-
warded to the Texas Soil Con-
servation Board in Temple.
“The problem is runoff rain-
fall received in a short thne
that more or less funnels thru
the city from the north.” Coun-
ty Judge Trowell said.
"The water we’re concerned
with is not from foe river
(Guadalupe)-”
Trowel sold each particiap-
ting body has its own interest
in developing the flood control
program.
He said the soil conservation
district is interested In preser-
ving farm land; the county wis-
hes to avoid washouts of roads
and bridges; foe city to eyeing
protection of streets and prop-
(See FLOOD FLAN, Page «)
Weber Buys
Masonic Bldg,
>»£!£)! <££*£ STJSZ
Scientists are learning a lot
about cancer from these aiti-
mili.
Do you suivose “Gabby"
Patterson would help out?
THE GOBBLER Booster Club!
has a new-fangled camera, I
President E. T. Summers re-1
ports.
It brings the action up ck»-|
er. But foot’s not all. It slows
dam the action. Not so slow I
it’s slow motion, but slow enou-
gh that you can get a good
look without dragging it out.
next Jtkly L
Hie withdrawal 4gji
closing of two of tth
Britain currently use
bombers, and the toft!
United • States of 19
and 22 tanker planes.
SHIIllpal captains will sol-
i£Si “ **•“"*
foriny precaution is being ta-
ken ft) avoid duplicate solicita-
tions, foe chairman said.
feet, oars m gueeses.”
The school district a few
yeara ag* hired a torn to flu his
evaluation.
Fulton said avaitaMHty of
school record* would bo a tone
saver and i money savor tor
tint city.
He painted out font It WMtd
he a duplication of eftperae to
tafce city property fotelratod by
a professional film.
to voting no, Bida said a food
deal of rural oitisens’ money
went into foe sifoool system’s
rax; evaluation program.
The school board debited $-
fen FhBteg Fteilir. Page to
“A tie rod from north to
south wall at foe east end of
the building is toying in the at-
ARE WE A NATION OF SHEEP?
1 by Vant Neff
Two offices have hem main-
tained in foe building: headqu-
arters for Weber Insurance Ag-
ency and one by Edu Mugge.
consignee for Mobil Products.
Weber said the building win
be tried for car storage.
Making a 100-year format
is onefting. Having history
When the strings are pulled, For example,
people and companies all over stations can't o|
the country dance to whatever a license ,. . w
tune the Administration chooses license? Ths g
to whistle. No dance, no dollars, course. But only
After all, doos ft make sense J""® deserve one.
to bite the hand that feeds Railroads, e
7 For the sake of example,
let’s say that you head up a ftowW to e
major steel corporation. To rates* The gov
stay solvent, you need your them what they
share of United States defense “Management
contracts. Then suppose that —a new polite
fWeocie# noted Is the settlem-
ent of foe perimeter grade
beams. Htto settlement hM
been caused by subrarface
(See BCTUMNfl. Pago «)
•atemnramnmteritetetaramrapray^i^^^^^^^^^—
Area Woman
Is Arrested
Mrs. Emil Ckodre of Nord-
heim was picked up here yes-
terday by Victoria County of-
ficers and token to Victoria to
fact action on two forgery fra
passing tadictments returned
last Friday against her by the
prove' It
fat commenting on foe purch-
ase, Weber said foe building will
be of great brig to them in
handling the satae and service of
Fend product* end will easily
Ip) itself to a future efoifoskn
Nami Gets National
Security Position
Police Receive
Prowler Report
Okie woman repotted a prow-
ler Thursday night.
Lute DuBose, 507 West Jter-
gmt, told ponce her dbg tea*
{writing and Mm could hear
someone wanting, trotted the
house, foie sold mi*.rate ait the
first time. ,
He said be purchased the pro-
perty became he ha* greet con-
fident in foe growth of Ouero.
’< The building has housed sev-
eral eutoraobtie agencies inoiu-
Mayor Bill Nami has been ap-
pointed as vice chairman of the
National Security Council of the
Ameriean Legion.
Nenti stated he was surprised
and flattered toreceive the na-
tional appointment from Daniel
F. Foley, national oommander
of the Legion.
In « letter to Nami, the na-
tional oonaoMnder stated, “Up-
on foe recommendation of Na-
tional Executive Committeeman
J. -Walter Janho and Departm-
ent Oommander John E. McKe-
fateV ef.'UpBs, ft to my pleas-
m to appoint you vice chair
htin <d foe National Security
cutive Committee at it* recent
meeting. At the time of my ele-
ction, I told delegates at foe
Miami Beach Convention, ‘The
time tor talking is over- and
time for action is at hand.’ 1b
achieve constructive results will
require a united effort by both
you and me, and all Legionnai-
res throughout the country.
“I count on your help diving
the coming year to add to the
strength of the American Leg-
ion, both in our programs of
Victoria County Grand Jury.
Deputy O'Neal Sunday
Yorittown brought her to Cut
Thursday where the Victoria
officers took her into custody.
■J* - ".W‘ '• -- ■ ’■'‘••r.’iv-SM . • j...
service and in membership.”
Nami Indicated he would at-
tend various meetings in hto
new capacity, some of them in
various places in foe U. S. tc
talk with high officials concer-
ned with the security of the
United States, to present Leg-
ion views.
Cbunell of foe Ameriean Legion,
to rare* until foeriore of The
UM fa* meeting of foe Natfo
you will teach but insists oh
passing on (he members of
your faculty who will be st-
lowod to teach. Do you sur-
render your academic freedom
or give up foe Government
contract T
Suppose you ate « fatewr.
with foe other it compete yen
to grow or not to grow what-
te, «t» ter te'ip
a poll «ut to rate,
day on whether to
SLIStovf.
• big fat bank- K
commands a tot Jto
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Mills, Lin. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 273, Ed. 1 Friday, November 8, 1963, newspaper, November 8, 1963; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth698157/m1/1/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.