Here's Latest Status Of Major Legislation
Washington June 7 major congressional legislation progress outlined includes a $6.45 billion compromise for economic and arms aid authorization with White House request for $7.9 billion. Senate moving to finish action on Defense Production Act with wage and price controls. House passed GI Bill of Rights for Korea veterans with annual cost around $1 billion. Highway and immigration bills advance to conference, Marine Corps expansion under negotiation, Fair Trade bill moving after House approval, and defense appropriations reduced to about $46.2 billion from requested $50.9 billion.
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Senate
Leg & May Cgt SR House
House
Marine Corps
Fair Trade House
First Bale Brought in From Rio Grande Valley Cotton
Barnick, a small-scale farmer from Rio Grande valley, notes his first bale from 56 acres of Acala-442 cotton sold for about 200 dollars at current prices. He did not intend to grow the first bale and would have preferred more rain for greener stalks. Sylvestre Martinez previously earned 3150 dollars for his first bale plus bonuses last year.
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Sylvestre-Martinez
Barnick
Rio Grande Valley
St. Elmo
Oilmen Seek Break on Prices From Ellis Arnall
Washington June 7 Independent oil producers pressed price chief Ellis Arnall for relief from decontrol. After the Senate overrode extensions, Arnall signaled careful consideration but offered no shift from his anti inflation stance. Proponents argued field prices are set by purchasers and that controls hinder drilling and expansion under the government approved program.
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Washington
Senate
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Charlton H. Lyons
Independent Petroleum “Association of America
IPAA
J. W.brown
IPAS
Minor S. Jameson Jr
Lyons
Russell B. Brown
Ipaa General
George H. Rice
Wichita
Price
Joe Zeppa
Delis
Drilling Co
Tyler
Tex
W. C. White
Kenilworth Oil Corp
Shreveport
John. B. ‘Kelley
Elk Oi Co
Roswell
Russell Brown
Congress
Arnali
Seven Students Head For Boys State In Texas
Seven boys are picked for Boys State with strong athletic and scholastic records. Names include Gray, Plato, Enderll and others, each serving in clubs such as Hi-Y, FFA, band, and athletics. All were selected by faculty committees for the program.
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SSLC
Robert Lee
Texas
al Grey
J. Gray
West Mirizm
FFA
Ss Plato
C. Wi Plato
Tri-City Beach Road
Cedar Bayou
Enderll
Healgh
C. M. Enderll
Highway 145
Livestock Prices At Fort Worth Market Report
Weekly USDA livestock update from Fort Worth shows mixed changes across species. Slaughter steers and yearlings largely steady to 59 lower, cows up to 50 higher, bulls and stockers strong. calves and hogs mixed with killers up 50, butchers down 50, feeders up to 60. Top values include slaughter steer 34.50, cows 24, bulls 26.25, butchers 21.75, sow and pig 18-19. Closing sales ranged 18.50-26.75 for varied weights.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Laws
Tenant Weeps After Tiff With Landlord in St Louis
St Louis police report a quarrel between tenant Frank Schumacker and landlord Mack Wilson 38 ended with Wilson firing a fountain pen tear gas pistol at Schumacher injuring his eyes. Schumacher had tear-filled eyes after the confrontation.
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ST. Louis
Frank Schumacker
Mack Wilson
Schumacher
Grandmother Gets Her First Haircut In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City grandmother Mrs Elizabeth H Allen finally cuts long knee length black hair after years of insufficient pins and combs. The four hour process includes a visit to a deputy parlor and a subsequent permanent. She feels the new lighter hairstyle while adjusting to it. In Ludington Michigan James Gavan retires at 89 after a long service as milk inspector superintendent at the poor city sealer and fireman and spends his last days at ease following his birthday.
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Salt Lake City
Elizzabeth H. Allen
Ludington
Mich
James Gavan
Hit And Run Driver Hidden In Barber Shop
In Atlanta on June 7 a suspected hit and run driver, Walter Ragsdale a 26 year old barber, ducked into a barber shop and asked for a shave to hide his identity after his car side swiped another. He faces charges of drunken driving and leaving the scene of an accident.
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ST Lanta
Walter Ragsdale
Owith
Be Friendly Grads Told at Lee College Dedication
Lee College advisory board member Stark unveils the plant as a tribute to free teaching staff and citizens who made the college feasible. Gentry recounts its history while Dr Ammans stresses the project’s community purpose for Baytown children. Dean Rundell awards scholarships to Joan Gauteson and Mary Lou Kirkpatrick for straight A’s.
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Lee College
Stark
Gentry
Baytown
Ammans
Walter Rundell
Joan Gauteson
Mary Lou Kirkpatrick
Barry Nettles
Brother James
Linda Fierce
French Raids Bare Commies Spy Plot at Toulon Base
French raids cracked a spy plot linked to a labor union at the Toulon naval base. One man was arrested Friday night on charges of plotting against national security. 63 others detained, five held with Revest, and several released after questioning. In Paris, police hit a Communist printing plant on Rue du Croissant and offices of Union Francaise d Information and the International Workers' Movement, finding no opposition but not confirming incriminating documents.
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Great Toulon Naval Base
France
Paris
Rue du Croissant
Union Francaise d'Information
International Workers’ Movement
Detroit man ordered to stop selling Old Chief medicine
Pure Food and Drug agents have ordered 73 year old Alphonse McCree to quit claims that his Old Chief medicine cures all ailments from nervousness to excess belly fat. The remedy lists ingredients including skunk cabbage, catnip, hops, corn silk, mistletoe, horsetail grass and mancetina lions. Local authorities caution against unverified cures.
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Detroit
Pure Food and Drug
Alphonse McCree
McTree
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Weekend Airtime
A fragmented listing shows Saturday and Sunday programs across Tezsa Hive Boye Sports Review and multiple church services. Entries include Danny Brand And Hle Corral Bua segments, Trinity Episcopal Church, and various music and news shows with times ranging from morning to late evening, plus Monday afternoon items such as Warren Edwards Newscast and La Voz Americana. The text preserves station scheduling with numerous garbled names and times.
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Qso
Ws Iob
Barrows
Telequest
Danny
Brand
Hle Corral
Seobat -Siga
A—Chpel
S—Biewart Brigtts
Antioch Missionary Church
Io—World News
Dick Elsey
Waren Edwards
Worldews
Warren Edwards
la Voz Afericana
Stork Delivers Franklin Baby at Lillie Duke Hospital
Johnny Glen Franklin, seven and a half pounds, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Franklin of Cedar Bayou, was born Monday at Lillie Duke Hospital.
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Franklin Johnny Glen Franklin
John D. Franklin
Cedar Bayou
Lillie Duke Hospital
Mice Overwhelm Cat in Alberta Farm Tale
In Edmonton, Alberta, a farm encounters a wild mouse invasion. Farmer Holmer Emerson reports his pet cat missing, later found dead with the cat’s body bearing numerous mouse bite marks. The odds seem flipped as mice appear to hunt the hunter.
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Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Holmer Emerson
Eimérson
Cmice
Sick List From Memorial Almanac and Addresses
An irregular roster lists names such as Walter Pond and Mrs. Richard Bradberry along with multiple addresses in Ohio Illinois and Texas. The fragment includes notes on jewelry a stamped 18k ring and an odd reference to a Tipcord parachute device first used in Dayton Ohio.
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Walter Pond
Michi
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