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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1954
Page
7
Several new two bedroom houses with modern conveniences rent cut from 49.50 to 39.95 monthly. See Allison Gotcher at Norman-Lawter, Inc. Ford Garage Brady. Call 124 for details.
President Eisenhower urged Congress to adopt flexible price supports to reduce surpluses piling up in government hands. He proposed insulating existing five billion dollar excess from normal markets for uses such as school lunches and disaster relief while avoiding abrupt price drops as the program shifts into effect.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to Julian Suarez and Mary Suarez in a suit on a promissory note and foreclosure of a mechanic's lien. Plaintiffs Lucy Cooper and W. H. Cooper allege land described as 50 by 100 feet in McCulloch County. The defendants must answer by 10 a.m. on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, dated February 22, 1954.
Texas A&M extension expert W S Allen advocates long range planning for efficient livable farm and ranch homesteads. He recommends sketching plans, noting winds slope and site features, then placing the drive and house. Extension agents offer multiple planning leaflets to aid remodeling and construction.
Rep Omar Burleson proposes a twofold strategy to cut the cost of aid and reduce surpluses. He urges limited restoration of historic trade with Japan and nearby Russian holdings under strict controls, plus selling CCC surpluses to friendly nations accepting their currencies. He says subsidies must end and credits could fund raw materials and local defense programs.
The report outlines House backed changes allowing counties to reallocate unused cotton acreage to farmers who want more. Credit for surrendered acreage remains in future tallies. A new provision ties county acreage to individual cotton history rather than a county factor. Senate cut to 21.3 million acres. House proposed nearly 22 million. final likely between the two.
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