Cotton growers urged to file for free market news service
McCollum notes rapid gains in 1930s program as farmers tally over 1.5 million bales with classification and market news service free of charge. Total state ginnings exceed 3 million bales. Eligible groups must apply after planting by July 1 east of the 100th meridian or July 15 west, with final receipts by August 1 eastern and August 16 western. Obtain forms from county agents or marketing offices in Austin Dallas Galveston Lubbock Abilene.
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Bedford Spencers Plans Stir Gail Rogers in Octobers Dilemma
Gail Rogers faces pressure from Bradford Spencer and his formidable grandmother Alexandria as a private invitation arrives. Gail weighs romance, loyalty, and family expectations amid a suspenseful, socially strained October. Pat offers candid observations while Miss Spencer prepares a formal note delivery.
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Be Friendly With the Undertaker
The line humorously urges courtesy toward the undertaker, noting he remains reliable and unlikely to disappoint.
Wallace Sees Atlantic Pact Cost Excessively
Former Vice-President Henry Wallace charges the Atlantic Pact arms program may cost the United States up to 36 billion dollars. He tells the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the administration runs a fraud on taxpayers and calls the pact an aggressive alliance aimed at the Soviet Union, urging Senate deferral of action.
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Stafford Council Decries Pale Green Hall Walls
In Stafford England critics derided pale sea green walls at Borough Hall described as speckled with red. Councilman KB D But urged immediate repainting prompting city painters to be recalled for a second attempt.
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Beaumont Jury Finds Giles Guilty in Rice Field Slaying
A Beaumont district court jury found Henry Robert Giles Jr. guilty of the rice field slaying of Elbert L. Langston. The jury recommended a sentence of life imprisonment.
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Wallace Calls for Peace Talks With Russia After Pact
Wallace urges that the approach to Russia be through good faith negotiations rather than military enforcement, stressing peaceful diplomacy following the Atlantic Pact discussions. He insists the pact should not weaponize confrontation but foster dialogue and trust.
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Two Children Die in Fire at El Paso
In El Paso Texas on May 6 two children died in a fire of an outhouse. Serena Sanchez two and a half months old and Ernesto Rodriguez four years old were victims. Uncle Thomas Rodriguez heard screams and saw the structure ablaze and could not reach them as firefighters arrived to find the outhouse a roaring mass.
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May Be Less Than First Believed Comptroller Calverth Report
In Austin on May 5, Comptroller R. B. Calverth states the state’s financial outlook may be less favorable than earlier estimates. The brief report notes updated figures and potential adjustments to projections, with emphasis on fiscal implications for upcoming budget cycles.
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