Texans vow fight over Alaska statehood and split option
Texas Rep Walter Rogers of Pampa pledges continued opposition to Alaska statehood as Congress prepares the bill next year. He supports a constitutional amendment requiring three fourths of states, and notes Texas could still seek to divide into five states if admitted, a claim he says Texans doubt but feel rights should be preserved.
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Melvin GOC Post Awards 22 Members for Service
Wings and other awards were presented Thursday morning to 22 persons at Melvin for service with the Melvin Ground Observer Post. Sgts Roy Soffes and F V Wade led the presentations.
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Charl Martin
Rost Saneval
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Texas Poultry Payoffs From New Selfing Systems
Texas agriculture notes trends in laying hens, suggesting fortified rations with tranquilizers may boost egg production during hot months and reduce losses. It also describes automated egg vending machines as a way to stabilize markets and cut marketing costs, with a New York firm offering two grade-ex machines at 1495 dollars plus 150 dollar shelter.
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Fragmented wartime family history in German occupancy
A damaged passage recalls a family in World War II with German soldiers occupying their home while the rest of the family cramped in a single room. The piece notes a mother’s death in childhood and a son among four siblings, amid postwar reflections.
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Visits Parents of Texas Tech Freshman
Edward Appleton son of Mr and Mrs E M Appleton of Camp San Saba was home for the weekend from Texas Tech Lubbock where he is a freshman.
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Brady High Student Jerry Mooring Returns Home
Jerry Mooring, 15, a Brady High sophomore and Bulldog athlete, spent eight days in Shan non Hospital San Angelo for severe headaches. He is home and may return to school next Monday as doctors work to determine the cause and he can resume football once strength returns. The report notes a weekend visit to Cisco by his parents and the Lenz family.
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