Political shift hints at liberal 94th Congress in Brady notes
Brady readers hear about a key committee vote in Washington where 144 to 141 rejected the Steering Committee choice for Agriculture. The writer predicts Tom Foley of Washington State may become chair of the Subcommittee on Livestock and Grain, promising relief from workload amid a likely liberal tilt in the new Congress.
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Bradyite Kin Alice Mauldin dies at 97 in Corpus Christi
Alice May Mauldin 97, formerly of San Saba County and sister of Brady resident Mrs. Margaret Jordan, died Monday in a Corpus Christi hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Corpus Christi with graveside rites Thursday in Monahans Cemetery. She was born May 1, 1877 in Fannin County and lived in San Saba County most of her life. Survivors include two sons Les Mauldin of Brownsville and Douglas Mauldin of Weslaco, two daughters Lucille Hurst and Norma Mauldin, both of Corpus Christi, three sisters and a grandson with four great grandchildren.
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Internal U S House Debate on Agriculture Committee Change
A House discussion reveals a push by both old and new members to oppose leadership and change the Agriculture Committee chair. The speaker notes fiscal restraint and work requirements for aid, while urging cooperation with Feely and criticizing Ford’s tax plans as potentially discouraging production.
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Treasury
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Feely
Scandinavians Praised as Better Housewives Says Article
The piece claims Scandinavian women are superior as homemakers compared to American women, presenting a provocative comparison aimed at readers. It cites cultural stereotypes and offers no concrete data to support the assertion.
Rochelle School Menu Shows Weekly Lunch Options
The Rochester Rochelle school offers a varied weekly menu with items such as hamburgers burritos pork loaf fried chicken meat balls and side dishes across Wednesday and Thursday. Each meal includes margarine and milk and the standard want ads promise results.
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