Dairy Industry Employs Half Million Texans
Texas dairy activity sustains about 500000 workers and generates over 200 million dollars in farm income yearly. Texas ranks fourth in dairy cows and tenth in dairy farm income while milk per cow remains low. 12 000 Grade A dairies rely on milk as main income. The piece also notes a 30 minute naturalization ceremony in Austin and a national AAA push for parking facility regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simpson
Austin
Texas Dairy Products Institute
Simpson
Texas
Labor Year Round Jobs Drive Merges Boost Security Belt
In New York CIO vice presidents floated a merger with AFL leaders to form a 13 000 000 member federation within two years. They urge yearlong wages and layoff insurance to protect workers and plan to push for social security increases and a national 371 2 law if job seekers rise. Union membership has fallen from 16 million to about 14 million, prompting talks to recruit white collar workers and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hotel Roosevelt Council
CIO
Phil Murray
Alan (Scotty) Haywood
Phil
AFL
Truman
White House
Emil Rieve
Wall Street
Daniel Bell
Fortune Magazine
United States
Rate Discrimination Blessing Echoes From Washington
The Editors Notebook argues that Southern and Texas freight rates face a court endorsed denial of relief, keeping the region economically bound to industrial centers. It cites the Interstate Commerce Commission's role, the long clash over long haul rates, and calls out figures like Vermont marble and raw materials as proof of bias. Texas figures prominently with support from state officials and chambers of commerce. The piece links the fight to broader economic policy, comparing subsidies to industrial giants and the nation’s postwar mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
South
Supreme Court
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ohio
Vermont
Roosevelt
Southwest
Price Daniels
Chambers of Commerce
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Jolly Plum Duff Military Rank and Service Details
The Q and A recounts Jolly Plum Duff known as Duffy the Marine English bulldog rising from private to Private First Class then Gunnery Sergeant. He served from November 4, 1939 until his death on April 15, 1945. The piece also notes silos first used in Germany around year 1000 and 1875 as US-wide adoption, and Japan's mythic ancient origins around 660 BC along with two aurora displays in 1859 and 1941 seen in New York City amid city lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. James Jolly Plum Duff
Duffy
M.E.N. A
New York City
Booklet Offer Promotes Parties and Games Ideas
A promotional note advertises a booklet titled Parties and Games with ideas for holiday parties showers teas children’s parties costumes and other gatherings. It promises hostess hints menu suggestions and entertainment tips and asks readers to send 15 cents to Austin American Information Bureau Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin American Information Bureau
1200
Eye Street
Washington, D. C
Air Force and Navy Unite on Guided Missile Efforts
The article describes the joint push by the Navy and Air Force to reveal and develop guided missiles, including the Lark system. It notes the promise of missiles to outpace bombers, outlines testing details, and cites congressional and White House lobbying around basing-point legislation and funding, with mentions of key figures and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Omar Bradley
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Congress
L. P. Ramage
Secretary of the Navy
Air Force
Three Patriots Targeted in Lobby Probe Fight in Congress
The House Lobby Committee pushes to uncover funding and backers of a group led by Edward Rumely Merwin Hart and Joseph Kamp. Lawmakers Eugene Cox and Clare Hoffman challenge the probe while Hoffman seeks to scrutinize the committee itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of
United States
Frank Buchanan
Penn
House Lobby Committee
Edward Rumely
Merwin Hart
Joseph Kamp
Eugene Cox
Clare Hoffman
Mich
Hoffman
Lig
Rumely
Sen. G. Aiken
Maine Republican
Congress
Joseph P. Kamp
Buchanan
Hoose-Gow
Ongressman
US +ay
Kamp
Constitutional Educational League
N. Y
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