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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
10
Pecos prepares for the West of the Pecos Rodeo July 1 4 with booster trips and ticket sales. Mayor E G Stafford will lead a booster caravan to El Paso and Lt Gov Ben Ramsey will command the parade starting at 4 00 p m June 1.
The GI Bill reaches ten years since June 22, marking education training guaranteed loans and unemployment pay. VA loans dominate, with 3.6 million veterans obtaining loans valued at 23.5 billion dollars and 650,000 loans repaid in full. Readjustment allowances aided nearly nine million veterans while 900,000 exhausted full rights.
An Andrews observer warns of a looming domestic crisis likened to an international stalemate. The piece quips that 27 million cats outnumber 23 million dogs and argues for feeding cats more or implementing birth control to prevent a feline canine clash.
The Andrews County Rews of Andrews Texas notes post school summer jobs and local employment. Gary O rear at 3 Bar Stanolind Gas Plant Grace Learie McCarley at First State Bank Bud Reynolds with Noble Drilling Co Don Satterwhite Johnny Thomas and Byron Greaves with Kinney and Kinney Dorothy Byrd in real estate Martha June Morehart selling Compton's Encyclopaedia Al Hays with Texas Highway Dept and Coach Goldsmith overseeing boys recreation.
What the Editors Are Saying notes a new joke book from John Randolph of Texas titled The Jokes on Texas. An advanced copy suggests Texans can laugh at themselves with stories and cartoons, priced at 50 cents when released.
The Pecos Enterprise urges Pecos spectators to model sportsmanship at Little League games. Parents should trust umpires, avoid throwing bottles, and resist overpressure on young players while keeping the games friendly and healthful for half a million boys nationwide.
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