Huge Combined Money Measure Faces GOP Cut
Washington March 5 A sweeping $40 billion federal appropriations bill faces delay as Republicans discuss a 10 percent blanket cut to all departments. House recess plans threaten floor action this month while Cannon warns against broad cuts and supports item by item reductions. The bill aims to fund the next fiscal year starting July 1 with ongoing Senate-House budget battles and potential economy pledges in an election year.
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Washington
House
Senate
Cannon
D-Mo
Appropriations Committee
GOC
Shorelines Vary Across Successive Seconds
An observed fact notes ocean shorelines differ from one second to the next. The statement highlights constant change in coastlines due to wave action and tides.
Stop Getting Up Nights With Palmro Tablets Ad
An advertisement offers Palmro Tablets to relieve urinary bladder irritation. It promises a free full-size package with 20 tablets for adults and no payment or COD if not satisfied, with return by mail postpaid to H. Powers Co., Dept. 288-E, Box 135, Battle Creek, Michigan.
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C.O.D
H. D. Powers CO
Dept
Battle Creek, Mich
Stink-a-Gram Roars In Plaistow Club Roasts Dempsey
A spoof notes the Stink-a-Gram publication of the Deodorized Order of the Skunk in Plaistow New Hampshire with Jack Dempsey on the roster and quirky items like a Stinker Fezz and Distinkshun pin. The piece also lists local farming events in Travis County and Austin including Kiwanis guest speakers, 4-H and FFA roping totals and poultry prices.
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Dave Shanks
Order of the Skunk
Plaistow
New Hampshire
Jack Dempsey
New Braunfels City Candidate State Complete
New Braunfels March 5 Hugo Neuse 20 years county commissioner Precinct 1 Comal County has announced his candidacy for place 1 in the city commission subject to the April 4 election. A D Nuhn mayor since 1942 seeks re election. Walter Sippel predecessor and city clerk Fred W Koch also in the race. Julius Schwandt leaves Place 1 due to health. Final filing for the 1950 city election was March 4. Oscar Haas seeks another term as county treasurer.
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New Braunfels
ANS
Hugo Neuse
Comal County
A. D. Nuhn
Walter Sippel
Nuhn
Fred W. Koch
Julius Schwandt
Schwandt
Comal
Oscar Haas
Cornells Celebrate 4th Anniversary in Corners
COUPLAND March 5. Mr and Mrs Archie Cornell celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary with a Mexican supper at home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Otto Kruger and family Virginia and Morris Lynn Mr and Mrs H J Dagerath and children Evelyn and Malina Oerhlein Mr and Mrs Emil Polzin Mr and Mrs W Thorig Mr and Mrs Alfons Oehrlein and children.
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Coupland
ANS
Archie Cornell
Otto Kruger
H. J. Dagerath
Virginia
Morris Lynn
Emil Polzin
W. Thorig
Alfons Oehrlein
Cildren
Evelyn
Malina Oehrein
San Marcos Kiwanis To Give Boys 2 Calves
San Marcos Kiwanis will award two Jersey heifer calves to FFA boys. The calves, from the Baker herd in Abilene, were selected by H. M. Wailing and Bob Decker. Recipients will donate a portion of milk from the first lactation to fund future calf gifts.
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San Marcos
ANS
Rene
Swayze Named Kerr Bandera Census Head
Kerrville March 5 Francis Swayze appointed census crew chief in Kerr and Bandera Counties. He will attend a briefing session next week in San Angelo and a supervisory school on February 16.
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Kerrville
Francis Swayze
Kerr
Bandera
Swayze
San Angelo
Texas veterans turn to on farm training to rebuild lives
The GI Bill aided 32 000 Texas veteran farmers since July 1 1946, funding homes land and equipment. Survey data show substantial gains from subsistence payments with veterans expanding land holdings and livestock while adopting improved farming practices and soil care.
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Texas
Sam L. Adams
State Vocational Education Board
Adams
Schreiner Honor Club Initiates 12 Students
Rex Kelly announces 12 Schreiner Institute Phi Theta Kappa initiates, with seven from Kerrville including Frank Black Jr and Elroy Bode among others, and others from Hondo and West Alexandria Ohio. Membership requires top 10percent GPA and good character.
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Kerrville
ANS
Rex Kelly
Schreiner Institute
Phi Theta Kappa
National Scholastic Society For
Frank Robert Black Jr
Elroy Bode
Tom Holdsworth
Sam Junkin
Roger Kirkpatrick
John Thomas Hayes
Michael Veich
Theo Blue
Rankin
Joe Foster
Center
Sam Lanham
Frank Edmiston
Crockett
Charles Keister
West Alexander Ohio
Kelly
Coupland Mandered With Birthday Party
Mrs. C. W. Pfluger Jr. honored her husband with a birthday party attended by Mrs. C. W. Pfluger Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Albers Mrs. H. Hunziker Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Marosko Miss Frances Pfluger of Austin Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ging Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Riedel Mr. and Mrs. Max Pfluger the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mohr and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wernli.
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Max Pfluger
Robert Mohr
Jacob Wernli
Shed Tan Transformation Sparks Skin Shedding Insight
A reflective note explains tan fading as shedding outer skin this summer, framing sun exposure as a temporary change and suggesting a natural renewal process. The tone is casual and observational, emphasizing skin renewal and seasonal transition.
Driver Education Course Starts at Anderson High School
Anderson High School announces a new adult driver education course starting March 14, with 10 weekly sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 8 p.m. The course costs $1.50 and requires ownership of a personal car. Theodore T. Davis supervises the program with classroom, practice car, and road instruction.
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Anderson High School
Theodore T. Davis
Department of Public Instruction
State Department of Driver Education and Traffic Safety
Davis
Anderson
Mission youths accused of Roughing by Border Patrol
MISSION March 5. Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. urged a full investigation into charges that four Mission youths were roughed by US Border Patrol inspectors during a search for undocumented entrants. Local businessman Matias Cavazos reported an unannounced entry and awakened him. Inspector Norman Phillips will prepare a report guiding the inquiry.
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Mission
Cona Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
cAllen
US Border Patrol
Bentsen
Rio Grande Valley
Matias Cavazos
Bentson
Immine
Watson B. Miller
Beecles
Fletcher J. Rawls
McAllen
Norman Phillips
Edinburg Reports New Polio Respirator Case
A new infantile paralysis respirator case was admitted to the polio ward at Grandview Hospital in Edinburg over the weekend, using the last of the regular iron lungs. Two portable respirators remain for standby use, with two more ordered from San Antonio. The ward count reached 32.
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Edinburg
Grandview Hospital
San Antonio
Ben Eisenberg
Harlingen
Jack E. Mobe Feted By Birthday Party
Mrs. Jack E. Mobe honored her husband with a surprise birthday party in Briggs. Attendees included Noel Langford W C Dillingham R B Skaggs Carl Spinks L S Skaggs Jackie Mobe Kathryn Cloud Herman Morris and Roye Skaggs Jr.
Mrs Polzin Hosts Merry Eight Club Meeting
Mrs Ervin Polzin entertained the Merry Eight club last week in Coupland. Attendees included Misses Ella and Dora Muery Mrs C W Pfluger Jr Becky Pfluger Mrs H J Eure Virginia Dagerath Mrs OF Ging Mrs E F Cunningham Miss Lydia Etzel and others.
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Coupland
Ervin Polzin
Merry Eight
Ella
Dora Muery
C. W. Pfluger Jr
Becky Pfluger
H. J. Eure
Virginia Dagerath
OF. Ging
E. F. Cunningham
Lydia Etzel
Brannan Blames Low Imports For Farm Surplus Increases
Secretary Brannan cites insufficient foreign purchases and competition from U S exports as causes of growing farm surpluses. He urges tariff cuts and long term foreign lending to create markets, plus a production payments plan to stabilize prices for perishables and support farmers and consumers.
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Brannan
United States
El Paso restaurant owner enters 16th District race
Fred Hervey, a 40 year old El Paso business leader with seven local restaurants two grocery stores and media interests announces his bid for Congress in the 16th District challenging Ken of Midland and Odessa judge Paul Moss. He pledges to secure West Texas a fair share of federal projects and oppose government extravagance. Hervey is a Navy veteran with a family and Ted Andress named as campaign manager.
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EL Paso
Fred Hervey
Ken
Midland
Paul Moss
Odessa
Hervey
KSET
West Texas
New Mexico
Congress
St Marys Cub Pack Seeks Charter For New Unit
St Marys Cathedral School applies for a charter to form a new Cub Scout pack sponsored by the Mothers Club. The pack committee includes Buford Smith as chair, Joe Franzetti as cub master, with Victor Nardecchia Oli ver B Payne and Don Mathers among members. Readable names of committee and Cub Scouts listed.
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St. Mary's Cathedral School
Mothers Club
Buford Smith
Joe C. Franzetti
Victor Nardecchia
Oliver B. Payne
Don Mathers
G. Schley
Franzetti
Nettie B. Payne
Larry Schley
Randy Keith Lewis
Henry Guerrero
Quinton James Smith
Henry Altmiller
Joseph Nathaniel Franzetti
Carlos Lupercio
Larry Paul Ferguson
Robert Franzetti
Daniel Bartosh
Andrew Zaccaria
Patrick Lynch
David H. Payne
David Buratti
Flood Control Group To Meet In Kerrville
Kerrville hosts a flood control meeting Tuesday to discuss diverting Guadalupe River floodwaters into Medina Lake. Participants include Kerrville Chamber of Commerce members, city officials, and the Upper Guadalupe River Authority, with San Antonio representatives already present.
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Kerrville
ANS
Guadalupe River
Medina Lake
San Antonio
UT Extension Educator Speaks to Johnson City PTA
Mrs. Virginia Scarbrough, parent education specialist with the University of Texas extension department, will address the Johnson City Parent-Teacher Association Thursday in the school lunchroom. A short program by the band and grade school pupils precedes her talk.
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Johnson City
ANS
Virginia Scarbrough
Department of Extension
University of Texas
Parent-Teachers Association
Searbrough
1980 Deaths Figures From 1930 Data
The United States averaged 1716.8 deaths per day in 1930 totaling 626 283 for the year. The figure highlights the mortality scale of 1930 in a historical data report.
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United States
McCarthy Ready To Give Bad Risk List to Senators
Senator McCarthy pledges to present to the Senate foreign relations subcommittee a list of security risks at the State Department amid charges of Communist employment. He plans to detail cases in closed sessions, withholding names, as Tydings signals openness to evidence and investigation. The CIO urged loyalty clause revision tied to a national science foundation bill.
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McCarthy
Washington
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relation
State Department
Department
Tydings
D-Md
Senate
Wisconsin
GOP
Senate Appropriations
Appropriations
Donders
R-Mich
Civil Service Commission
CIO
House
National Science Foundation
Benefit Chili Supper Held at Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek March 5. The Methodist Church held a chili supper and food sale at the Cedar Creek Community Center last week. Proceeds will fund church repairs.
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Cedar Creek
Methodist Church
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Charles Laws
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H. L. Weiss Jr
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Dick Thornton
Luther Dube
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Jimmy Pearson
Jack Todd
Manor Ffa
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Wilbur Miles
Slayton Thompson
G. H. Cox
C. C. Nelle
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Cecil Salyer
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Loveern Bond
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Valley Solon
Jack E. Mobe
Mrs. Polzin
Merry Fight’ Club
Truman
Pasoan
St. Mary’s Cub Pack
KeMar
Austin Radiant Glass Heating CO. Ltd
West
Armstrongs
Capitol Floors
W. 6Th
Ramsey's
Ramsey
Ramsey’s
Austin Nursery
East 8Th St
Austin Savings
Dr. A. Burstyn
Optometrist
Congress Ph
G. W. Payne
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