Pokes Win From Lubbock Midland and Alpine Cowboys Triumph
The Alpine Cowboys swept the Lubbock Hubbers and Midland Drillers in a doubleheader. Tommy Bowers pitched for the Pokes with 10 hits allowed and 7 strikeouts, Van Cleef driving in two runs. Midland’s Saturday game featured an inside the park homer by Van Cleef and a bench-clearing event. 20 hits powered a 19 to 4 Drillers win. The Sunday affair was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Cowboys
Lubbock
H Rs Fj van Cie
Ndler
Hopkine
Snodgrass
Snodgraw
Ins
Bagger Hite
King-Ste Thubarb
Ven Cleef
Wmpire
Wat Eed
van Cleef
Cash
Newton
Bell
Parfone
Sunde
Drillers
Wee
Checkin on the S R exes and others in 1940s Texas and Alaska
The item lists Ray and Mary O Rear planning to teach in For tuna Ledge Alaska next year to 26 pupils. It notes Aleta Bierschwale Lister as a 1942 graduate and secretary to Senator Mahon in Washington. Also mentions Lassie and Alma Speer in Denver and G W Archer in San Angelo, plus families in Santa Fe and Alpine and memories of Geete as a Sul Ross Lab leader.
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Ray
Mary O’rear
Balmorhea
Fortuna Ledge
Alaska
Yukon River
Aleta Bierschwale Lister
Mahon
Lubbock, Texas
Washington
D. C
Lister
State Department
Listers
Bogota
Colombia
Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
Russia
Germany
Lassie
Alma Teske Speer
Denver
Colo
Lessie
United Air Lines
Alma
Speers
Uncle Sam
G. W
Geete
Margaret Weyerts Archer
San Angelo
Border Patrol
Margaret
Sul Ross
Archer
George
Jo Ella
Alice
Alpine
Sul Ross Labos
Hedricks Birth Tells of Mary Emily in Sweetwater
A daughter Mary Emily was born Saturday Aug 7 to Mr and Mrs M ee Hedrick at a Sweetwater hospital. She weighed 7 pounds 10 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Earl Esmond of Lamesa and Mr Hedrick of Houston. The Hedricks also have son Mark age 2.
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Hedricks
Sweetwater
Mary Emily
Mée Hedrick
Earl Esmond
Lamesa
Hedrick
Houston
Mark
Maude
Marguerite Koeh
San Antonio
T. A. Beards
Alpine
Rancho Venado
van Horn
Norman Beard
Jim
Marta
Texas House Joint Resolution 37 seeks federal coverage for proprietary subdivision employees
The resolution proposes adding Section 51g to Article III to authorize the Legislature to pass laws enabling Texas to enter into agreements with the Federal Government to bring proprietary subdivision employees under Title II old age and survivors insurance as amended by the Social Security Act. The measure allows the Legislature to appropriate funds for the program.
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State of
Texas
Texas constitutional amendment to enable social security coverage
A proposed amendment adds Section 51g to empower the Legislature to pass laws to allow the state to enter into agreements with the Federal Government for social security coverage of proprietary employees of political subdivisions, with appropriations and obligations to establish the program. The amendment would be voted on by electors at the November 1954 election, with all ballots printed to include the option FOR the Amendment.
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State of
Texas
Tex
Texas constitutional amendment on federal Social Security coverage
Voters decide whether to authorize the Legislature to arrange agreements with the federal government to secure Social Security coverage for employees of Texas political subdivisions. The ballot requires scratching out one of two clauses to indicate a yes or no vote. The Governor will issue and publish the proclamation for the election as required by law.
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Lubbock, Midland
Singer Sewing Machine Company
A. E. Jackson Brewster
Presidio and
Pecos County
Liogd
Lucille Bierschwale Rieger
Santa Fe
N. M. Lloyd
Mountain States Telephone Co
Lascille
Sharon
Jan
Echoo
Dorothy Haines
Dorothy
Duval
Mirro
Melmac
Bette
LaLani
Safeway
Chuck Roast
Canterbury
Neb Hill Coffee
Poe
U. S
Suzanna
Duchess
Lg. Box
Detergent Trend Lg
R. S. P. Cherries
Sherbet
Gardenside
Morrell
Sunny Hills
Caral
Fancy Bartlett
Finn
Fort Davis
U. S. No
Roxbury
Derby Vienna Sausage
Derby
Jane Arden
Bel-air
HOUSE
Tex 5
Elizabeth Taylor
Dana Andrews
North Sixth and Avenue C
East Holland Avenue
Barry, Daileyorers
Cadillac
West Texas
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