Two Texans Work To Rebuild State Guards In Washington
Col. Don W. Peacock of San Antonio and Col. Carl C. Hardin Jr. of Austin led a push before congressional committees and at meetings to reestablish a Texas State Guard. The plan aims to take over domestic duties from a federalized National Guard during emergencies.
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Don W. Peacock
San Antonio
Carl C. Hardin Jr
Austin
Skin itch relief in 15 minutes with new topical treatment
A claim of rapid relief for itch and burning from a skin condition using Itpch product. It promises germ and fungus killing on contact, noting effectiveness for cerema ringworm foot itch and surface rashes. Advertisement mentions CENTRAL DREG STORE as the selling location.
Peacock Family Visits White House During Ike Era
Col. Peacock and family joined President Eisenhower and Mamie in the White House living quarters for a rare family visit sparked by Ike’s earlier coaching days at Peacock Military Academy. Peacock recalls an hour of reminiscing after a brief tour and conversation with Mrs. Eisenhower. He later joined Speaker Sam Rayburn at a Texas delegation luncheon and was chosen as the Texas Princess at Mardi Gras.
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Sue Ellen
Eisenhower
White House
Peacock Military Academy
San Antonio
Ft. Sam Houston
West Point
Peacock
Mamie
Sam Rayburn
Texas Congressional Delegation
Former Mason Ag Prof Introducing Barbecue to Asia
Allen Bloodworth, a 40 year old Texan and agricultural advisor at FOA, spreads Texas barbecue ideas to the Far East. His recipe appears in the Rangoon International Cook Book published in Burma by the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Copies circulate among FOA staff.
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Asia
Washington
Texas
Far East
Allen Bloodworth
U. S. Foreign Operations Administration
Rangoon
Burma
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist English Church
Bloodworth
FOA
Miss Kilday Hosts Louisiana Society Event In San Antonio
February 18 event featured Miss Mary Catherine Kilday daughter of Congressman Paul Kilday. Louisiana State Society sponsored the affair. Deputy Defense Secretary Robert B. Anderson received a signed copy of The Ranch Country by Wichita Falls teacher J. W. Williams, sent via Rep. Frank Ikard. The book notes stories about the Waggoner Ranch once managed by Anderson from Vernon before Eisenhower’s presidency.
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Mary Catherine Kilday
San Antonio
Paul Kilday
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Defense
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Frank Ikard
Wichita Falls
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Ikard
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Vernon
Washington
Eisenhower
Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief
Advertisement urges use of Creomulsion for lingering coughs from common colds. It claims the medicine soothes sore throats and chest membranes, loosens phlegm, and aids natural healing. A money back guarantee is offered if not pleased.
Outdoor Texas Barbecues and Grand Proportions
A fragment notes Texas barbecues as outdoor affairs with large pits or grills and grand portions, directing readers to turn to page 7 for more details.
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