Farm Bureau backs 100 percent parity supports
Texas Farm Bureau Federation urged the federal government to raise price supports from 90 to 100 percent for basic crops and add grain sorghums nuts flax and cottonseed to the list. Delegates favored July cotton loans, earlier seed programs, and storage loans for baled cotton with Commodity Credit Corporation actions to narrow grade differences. Senator Lyndon Johnson warned price supports could become fools gold as the group debated dues increases and policy expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Lyndon Johnson
Bureau
Federation
Thce Federation
Resolutions Committee
Jack Lewis
Corsicana
R. V. Converse
Spearman
Brannan
Commodity Credit Corporation
Johnson
ING Recruiting Drive Surpasses Goal by 167 Recruits
The Texas National Guard drive for 2,000 recruits in nine weeks exceeded the target by 167, raising total strength to 16,260. Adjutant General K L Berry announced a new goal of 17,000 and said the campaign will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas National Guard
K. L. Berry
National Guard
Berry
Multiple Death Notices and Funerals in Austin Area
Funeral services were held for Jack Steele at Cook Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park. Jimmie Gay Dozier and James Lois Tidwell were reported dead, with survivors listed. Ernest T. Atkins had services at Hylton Manor Funeral Home, burial at Memorial Park. Louis M. Morrow, 78, died at home. services at Hulton Manor with burial in Memorial Park. Infant John Johnson died. services at Weed-Corley Funeral Home. Leila Pendleton Grant and Mary Evelyn Pearson services noted with Oakwood and Bagdad cemeteries. August C Becker Taylor's funeral at St Paul Lutheran Church in Thorndale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Steele
Cook Funeral Home
Howard Pitts
Ea Anderson
Hugh Garrison
Marvin Strickland
T. L. Clemons
Travis Howard
Arthur Johnson
Hugh Hornsby
Memorial Park
Austin Lodge No. 12
Jimmie Gay Dozier
Austin
W. J. Dozier
James Lois Tidwell
Jeff Tidwell
Granger
Ernest T. Atkins
Hylton Manor
L. R. Cole
Capitol Heights
Louis M. Morrow
East Fourth Street
Louella Morrow
L. A Morrow
Bert Morrow
Bay City
Patt Lockwood
Manor
A. H. Allison
Dallas
D. A. Sponberg
R. T. Adair
Fred R. Jones
Shakespeare Morrow
John Morrow
Lynnville
Tenn
Jodie Jester
Dela Wilcoxen
Lawton
Oklahoma
Hulton Manor
Jess Hall
North Side
Church of Christ
Jimmy Morrow
W. B. Morrow Jr
Pat Lockwood Jr
Harry Adair
Barney Lockwood
Timothy Morrow
Johnson
Kenneth G. Johnson
Waco
Penelope Linda Johnson
University of Texas
State Insurance Department
Weed-Corley Funeral Home
Darrel Gray
Leila P. Grant
Leila Pendleton Grant
Weed-Corley
Edmund Heinsohn
William Fleming
Oakwood Cemetery
Harry Hofer
JL. B. Randerson
E. A. Haschke
J A. Rauhut
Bernard Mollberg
Theodore W. Helf Jr
Port Aransas
Mary Evelyn Pearson
Wilke’s
O. G. Barrow
Rosedale Baptist Church
Bagdad Cemetery
Leander
CC. Becker Taylor
August C. Becker
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Thorndale
F. H. Stelzer
St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery
Condra
Taylor
Europe recovery possible in 1952 says Hoffman
Sacramento reports Paul G. Hoffman, head of the European Recovery Program, says recovery could occur by 1952 if Europeans and Americans cooperate. He warns self-sufficiency by mid 1952 would mark a major century event and bolster democratic stability and lasting peace. The National Grange also calls for a UN tied world police, global energy control, UN veto reform, a world court, and broader disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Europe
Marshall Plan
Paul G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Free Nations of
United Nations
Farm Organization
Bristow Reappointed To Six Year Liquor Board Term
J Gordon Bristow of Big Spring was reappointed by Governor Allan Shivers to a six year term on the Liquor Control Board. He had been named last January to fill a vacancy. Bristow, an independent oil operator, is a former University of Oklahoma fullback and later a teacher and coach at Big Spring High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Statesman
Capitol
J. Gordon Bristow
Big Spring
Allan Shivers
Liquor Control Board
Obie” Bristow
University of Oklahoma
Big Spring High School
New Marriage Law Clarified By Attorney General Opinion
The opinion holds county clerks must record marriages that occur beyond 15 days from license issuance if the license is valid for 30 days. It clarifies when recording occurs based on the physician's certificate and lab report, notes a separate docket for certificates, and allows a 50 cent recording fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Statesman Capitol
Price
Oanty
R. V. Rayford
Henderson
Rusk
Rayford
State Education Board certifies long Texas election results
The State Election Board certified the November election outcomes including a state senate seat, four House seats, 21 Board of Education members, and eight constitutional amendments. It also issued calls for the Board of Education meeting on November 29 and noted amendments affecting rural fire districts and district judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Board of Education
State Election Board
Ben Ramsey
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
Ramsey
George O. O. Nokes Jr
Corsicana
Phil L. Willis
Kaufman
Willis
Fred V. Meredith
M. F. Cate
James C. Sewell
Nokes
Woodrow W. Bean
el Paso
Harold M. LaFont
IL. B. Holt
Olton
Paul Bolton
Austin
State Board of Education
FE. C. Weaver
Caldwell
P. E. Womack
Leon Coker
Naples
Grover Sellers
A. D. Moore
Beaumont
Tyler
Paul Mathews
Greenville
J. F. Kimball
Dallas
William Graves
Jack R. Hawkins
Groesbeck
Emerson Stone
Jacksonville
Joe A. Wessendorff
Richmond
Leslie Huff
Waco
Pepcee
Cecil A. Morgan
R. B. Anderson
Vernon
Waggener Estate
Neal B. Marriott
Corpus Christi
Paul G. Greenwood
Harlingen
Herman Rosch
E. J. Woodward
Sweetwater
A. R. Bivins
Amarillo
E. H. Boulter
Lubbock
W. W. Jackson
San Antonio
George D. Morgan
San Angelo
University of Texas
Austin area weather forecast with temperatures and conditions
The Weather Bureau predicts a partly cloudy pattern for Austin with minimal temperature change Thursday through Friday. Hourly readings and records for sunrise sunset moon phases are given along with high and low temps across Texas cities and river and lake levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Weather Bureau
Austin
Centre Tesee
Vreteees
B.M
Cseseves
Colorado
Montopolis
Lake Buchanan
Lake Travis
Marshall Ford
Texas
Abilene
Fort Worth
Marinlo
Galveston
Suspect Held After Burglary in Home
A 28 year old Austin truck driver was arrested by Patrolman J C Hester after being seen leaving Floyd Havens residence at 810 West Elizabeth. A neighbor observed the man depart from the unlocked house and he was arrested on Congress Avenue minutes later carrying Havens glasses and wearing his hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
J. C. Hester
Floyd Havens
West Elizabeth
Congress Avenue
Havens
Austin Youth Injured In Bike Car Collision
A 16 year old Austin youth suffered a severe cut on his right knee when the motorbike he rode collided with a car at Burnet Road and Koenig Lane. Timothy M. Morrow of 4802 Sinclair was admitted to Brackenridge Hospital in fair condition after over four hours sew up his leg. The car driver was Gilbert T. Woehl 33 of 1504 Ullrich Street. Investigating officers were Patrolmen G L Wotipka Earl Talley M E Mobley and Fred Cehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Burnet Road
Koenig Lane
Timothy M. Morrow
Sinclair
Brackenridge Hospital
Gilbert T. Woehl
Ullrich Street
G. L. Wotipka
Earl Talley
M. E. Mobley
Fred Cehand
Neuro-Psychiatric's Absence Brings Grief
A dog named Nippy, belonging to Dr. and Mrs. Paul White of 5003 Ridge Oak Drive, has gone missing in Austin. The White family, along with Nippy's mate Dippy and their two newborns, seek the return of the pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Paul White
Ridge Oak Drive
White
Dippy
Indian Dances Slated By Scouts at Camp Wooten
The Indian Pow Wow at Camp Wooten, hosted by senior scouts of the Tol capital Area Council, features a 34 man Indian dance team directed by Albert Wilson. The event includes authentic and comic numbers with OA Tonkawa Lodge aiding camp improvements. Admission Saturday at 7 30 p m is 15 cents for children and 25 cents for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts of the
Capitol Area Council
Camp Wooten
Order of the Arrow
Tonkawa Lodge
Wooten
Albert Wilson
Experts Will Study Spastic School Site
A Texas Cerebral Palsied School site study begins November 29 by a panel led by Dr. J. Thomas McIntire and Mrs. Marie Tarlton. An $800,000 appropriation from two years ago funded converting Kerrville buildings, deemed unsuitable, prompting this year’s move to authorize location and construction under new legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board For Hospitals and Special Schools
J. Thomas McIntire
Arizona Children’s Colony
Phoenix
Marie Tarlton
Fort Worth
Kerrville
Auto-School Bus Wreck Kills One, Hurts Three
In Hubbard, Nov 23 two vehicles collided near 3 45 p m killing Mrs Bob Evans Sr 65 of Mexia and injuring three others including Evans and two children in the Evans car About 15 children on the Dawson bus were unharmed Mr and Mrs Evans had lived in Dawson and were en route there with grandson Jerry Ed Evans 0n Wednesday night Evans and the grandson were in serious condition at a Corsicana hospital It was Navarro Countys 11th traffic death this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Bob Evans Sr
Mexia
Dawson
Evans
Typewriters and Suitcase Thefts Reported at College and Home
Police investigated two thefts on Wednesday. Tillotson College president W H Jones reported five typewriters stolen from the typing room after a door was left open Tuesday night. Mrs Ethel Greenwald said a suitcase with women's clothing and jewelry was stolen from her car on West 13th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jones
Tillotson College
East Eighth Street
Ethel Greenwald
West 13Th Street
Quaker Report on US USSR Presented in Texas
Texas Quakers presented a revised report on The United States and the Soviet Union to Governor Allan Shivers. James L. Anderson of Austin, regional AFSC chair for Texas, delivered the report and called for outlawing the atomic bomb. The report was also handed to Dean Acheson and Soviet ambassador Alexander Panyushkin in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Soviet Union
Allan Shivers
James L. Anderson
Austin
American Friends Service Committee
Dean Acheson
Alexander Panyushkin
Washington
Prince Acquitted Of 2 Bank Robbery Charges
WACO Texas November 23 Ollie Otto Prince Corsicana used car dealer under 45 year sentence for two bank robberies was acquitted Wednesday of robbing a third bank. He testified in his own defense marking first time he has done so in three trials. Jurors found him innocent on the Mount Calm State Bank he denied robbing on November 22 1946. Earlier Tuesday Prince was convicted on two counts for Ma lone State Bank robbery receiving 35 years and he had previously been sentenced to 10 years for Rice State Bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Ollie Otto Prince
Corsicana
Prince
Mount Calm
Malone State Bank
Rice State Bank
Junior Red Cross To Feed Airmen On Thanksgiving Day
Travis County Junior American Red Cross members will serve refreshments at Bergstrom Air Force Base on Thanksgiving Day afternoon for all military personnel remaining on post. Ralph Gassman and Herman Tennert lead the committee for cookies cakes and drinks. Gethsemane Lutheran Church women send cookies to patients at McCloskey Veteran's Hospital in Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Travis County
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Ralph Gassman
Austin
Junior Red Cross High School Council
Herman Tennert
Concordia Council
Gethsemane Lutheran Church
McCloskey Veteran's Hospital
Temple
Hospital Polio Ward Cases Down to Four
Brackenridge Hospital polio ward fell to four patients in good condition after a child, two year old Lor raine Nichols of San Marcos, was discharged. She was admitted September 30, leaving four patients still receiving care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge Hospital
Lorraine Nichols
Irvin A. Nichols
San Marcos
Workmen's Benefits Legislation Clarified
Attorney General Price Daniel ruled that school teachers and county officials are excluded from benefits of the 1949 workmen’s compensation law for county employees. He also said school district property valuations may drop without affecting Foundation School Fund eligibility and that countywide equalization districts need not report equalization tax funds as county available funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Daniel
Gilmer-Aikin
Daniel
Classified Corner notices and deadlines at The American Stat Raman
Classified display deadlines are 12 noon weekdays and 2 pm Friday for Sunday editions. Messenger service operates until 12 noon Monday to Friday, with special handling Sunday and holiday times. Cancellations and corrections available by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Stat Raman
Colorado
Mercury and Chevrolet items from University Motors sale
An OCR fragment lists a variety of used cars from University Motors including a Mercury convertible described as extra clean and a Chevrolet with a streamline 2 door design. Other entries mention a 4 door sedanette, a 4 door truck, optional radios, hydraulic brakes, and prices around 1298 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAKER
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Bureau Federation
J. H. West
Bishop
Loys Barbour
A Park
C. H. Kuper
Dalart
ING
Capitol Staff
Funeral Home
Weed*corley Funeral Home
Lavaca
Eldon Powell
Florist
Hillyer
Congress Ave
Hyltin
Joe Manor
Pres
C. A. Hyltin
Dial
ECA
Paul Hoffman
Bristow
Sulphur Springs
W.W. W. Bennett
A.D. Moore
Thomas B. Ramey
Roy G. Baker
Sherman
William C. Graves
Goresbeck
George E. Adams
Bryan
T. Guilford
Nacogdoches
Hulen N. Anderson
Conroe
Jack Binian
Houston
Virgil E. Arnold
Roy J. Beard
Eines
Tom) Edmonds
Joe A. Wessendorf
George Duncan
Alvin
W. B. Garrison
W. J. Stone
Nocona
Miller Harwood
Taft
Lewis H. Moore
McAllen
A. H. Dennison
Odessa
Herman “Heinie
Rosch
John N. Harniy
Miami
J. M. Rankin
Ralls
Arthur H. Nentwich
Macdona
Gordon Griffin
Brownwood
John T. Rowntree
Lampasas
Jack Binion
Ussr
Junior Red Cross
Sewing Machine Service Co
Hurley Mattress & Awning Co
Statesman
R. Clark and & San Jacinto
Pontiac
Ww. R. Clark and & San Jacinto
Jake W
W.W
Bute
Stean
Fender
Hollywood
Central Auto Parts
East Avenue
Aoer
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Goad Motor CO
Guadalupe
Chevrolet
R&h
University Motors
West 30Th
Fred Young
Bill Seiders
L. R. Pearson
BUICK
Speedway
Covert Automobile CO
Nash
Dodge
PK. Williams Nash Company
West Second
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