TVA Directors Press To Halt Dixon Yates Project
Tennessee Valley Authority faced pressure as two of its three directors reportedly urged the administration to drop the Dixon-Yates plan as late as March. TVA supporters plan to use the disclosure in next week’s House fight to cripple the project. In other news, the House Commerce Committee voted 16 to 15 to exempt independent gas producers from Federal Power Commission regulation, reversing a 14-14 tie earlier. Annie Pearl Heaton’s daughter Dorothy, touring Mexico with teachers and students, will return to Bonham around June 15 to teach at Mission again this year.
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Mrs. Mary E. Lacey Rites in Kiowa Oklahoma
Funeral services for Mrs Mary E Lacey will be at the First Baptist church Kiowa Oklahoma at 2 PM Friday. She died at her Kiowa home Wednesday afternoon. Burial is in McAlester Oklahoma cemetery. Survived by four sons Joe Lacey California Ed Earl and Carl Lacey Kiowa two daughters Mrs Gladys Workman Amarillo and Mrs Grace Ward Prineville Oregon several grandchildren a great grandchild a niece Mrs Lynwood Hogue Ector and nephew Bryan Baker Bonham.
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Ector
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Bonham
Tornadoes strike West Texas towns amid dust storms
Severe weather lashes Gaines county near Seagraves and Lake Diversion and hits Lorena, Rasiger, and Shamrock areas with tornadoes and lightning. Meacham Field records 75 mph winds. Lubbock visibility drops to near zero as dust, rain, and debris reduce sight. In Leonard, Bible school closes with picnic as 116 register. commencement Sunday night with awards and pianist Jane Golden. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds.
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Congress Favors Tin Smelter Operation in Texas
Congress backs government operation of the Texas City tin smelter at least until June 30, 1956 and leaves to President Eisenhower the choice to continue or privatize afterward. The piece notes the smelter is the nation’s only facility of its kind.
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