Doole Baptist Community News Highlights Local Visits
Doole community notes a busy period with visitors from Lubbock Kennewick and Brady attending church events. Reports cover Sunday school attendance 14 and church 16, Workers Conference in Menard with eight participating churches, and a upcoming Talpa gathering. Also noted are hospital updates and local social visits across Coleman and surrounding towns.
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Stacy
Texas
L. A. Reid
Lubbock
Doole Baptist Church
Jim Allen Gray
Kennewick
Wash
Church of Christ
Effie Murray
Hattie
Ruby Spillers
Workers’ Conference
The
Brady Association
Menard
Mere. Troy Morris
George Allen
Mel
O. Moore
Morris
Talpa
Coleman County Association
B. N. Winston
Brady
Houston
Doole
San Angelo
Darrell Riggins
Tribune
Kans
Dan ‘Taylor
Dan
Bee Davis
Bie Lake
M.D. Anderson
Glen Parson
California
San Mateo
Calif
Ray Edwards
Eden
E. J. Riley
George Garrett
Coleman
C. O. Moore
Solsberg
Decline of HUAC Undermines Anti Communism Efforts
The House Un-American Activities Committee sinks to low usefulness as key members leave and liberals fill seats. Once pivotal in exposing communism, HUAC’s weakened influence raises questions about future anti pinko investigations amid civil rights activism and campus unrest.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Martin Dies
Dick Nixon
Alger — Hiss
Nixon
HUAC
FBI
FDR
Supreme Court
Congress
Sam Rayburn
GS Cookie Sale In Progress In McCulloch County
Friends of Girl Scouting report continued cookie sales by Girl Scouts of McCulloch County. Mrs. Robert Craft, cookie chairman, says community support remains strong with many packages sold and girls earning Achievement Awards for selling 48 packs. The sale aims to fund camping facilities and growth, with a call to contact households or call 597-2766 to place orders. A Cookie Cleanup Sale is set for Saturday February 22 to help girls reach quotas and sell opened cases still on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouting
Girl Scouts
McCulloch County
Robert Craft
HUAC tactics reshape public opinion to influence policy
The text argues that HUAC used indirect pressure through public opinion to overcome roadblocks and push its agenda, enabling unprecedented deficits and a weakened Welfare State. It notes the Senate Internal Security Committee remains, but less effective, and cites J. Edgar Hoover on exposure as a key method to fight Communism.
Texas Public Schools Week Proclaimed for March 3 7
Texas Public Schools Week is set for March 3 7 with March 5 9 cited by Sept C A Reynolds announcing the observance. The event marks the first birthday of Texas Education on a full public level and is sponsored by the Masonic Ladies of Texas to promote continued public education. Reynolds urges parents relatives and friends to visit local schools to see new teaching innovations and show appreciation for the system.
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C. A. Reynolds
Texas Public Schools Week
Texas
Masonic Ladees of
Texas Public Schools System
Reynolds
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Howard Sartar
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G. A. Hensley
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Doug Brownings
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R. L. Baker
Clif
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Valera
Oliver Lee
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Kay
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George
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Garretts
Wanda Stacy Boudin
Brown Town
Rey, Morris
Paint Rock
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Sandra
Floyd Guice
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J. B. Joys
Oscar Betsills
Ardell Monroe
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Candy Moore
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