Harlan to Attend Son's Graduation in Houston
J M Harlan will leave Saturday June 2 for Houston to attend the graduation of his youngest son W T Harlan from the University of Houston.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
11
J M Harlan will leave Saturday June 2 for Houston to attend the graduation of his youngest son W T Harlan from the University of Houston.
Congressman Ed Gossett comments on a Free Trade Union Committee study alleging 14 million Soviet slave laborers and slave camps. He argues inflation is fueled by union wage demands and cites Herschel Newsom data on farm prices, corporate profits, and incomes, noting Senate pressure differs from the House.
A Texas congressman denounces the Gossett amendment cutting public housing and opposes a grain for India bill costing over 200 million dollars. He faults aid to India as charity not national defense and cites concerns of bankruptcy and blackmail while warning against lending or gifting grain. He notes India’s assets and disputes broad support from conservative officials.
Veteran students must enroll by July 25 to qualify for the county vocational program. Coordinator C. B. Hildebrand says before the deadline veterans may enter full two or three year tracks in farm training cabinet making and automobile mechanics with remaining openings. The county plans two new classes Auto Body Repair and Furniture Repair and Upholstery and asks interested veterans to file intentions immediately at the courthouse Montague office hours 8 am to 5 pm daily.
Mrs. J. A. Brite, Mrs. Viola Powell and Miss Clara Stephens visited Lake Murray and Turner Falls, Oklahoma last Thursday. They drove on to Dallas Friday, returning home that evening.
The article cites a political slogan promising defense funding while rejecting tribute payments, arguing for continued hard policy and consistent operations to avoid subsidizing potential foes. It urges toughness and steadiness over appeasement as a guiding approach.
Jimmie Farley the Bowie area native and grandson of Mrs J W Miller is reported improving in a New Mexico hospital after an oil field accident near Snyder three weeks ago.
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