Washington notes on session aims and wool tariff
One of the hardest working Congresses ends its session amid criticism from special interests isolationists and pro Russians. The writer plans August visits to San Angelo and a West Coast trip. Highlights include the wool bill continuing 1946 prices and a $265 million sail conservation program with a $500 individual cap next year.
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America
Henry Wallace
Europe
San Angelo
West Coast
House
White House
State Department
Truman
Hay Baler Demonstration Tuesday Near Bronte
Charlie Boecking and L. T. Youngblood announce an Allis Chalmers Roto Baler demonstration Tuesday at 2 p m on the Youngblood farm eight miles north of Bronte. A mowing machine and hay rake will be shown. The baler operates by one man, wraps hay in twine, and aids independent farming. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Charlie Boecking
L. T. Youngblood
Bronte Tractor Company
Allis-Chalmers
Youngblood
Bronte
Youngblood Farm
Uncle Sam Savings Bonds and Local Notices
Uncle Sam promotes payroll savings and regular purchases of U S Savings Bonds as an automatic plan to meet future obligations. Marriage licenses issued July 23 and July 26 to Shurley and Friend and to Spicer and Arnold. Kenneth Davis in Angelo hospital for treatment. local notes mention Hendry wishing for rain and Arthur praising the Texas Almanac.
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U. S
Sam
U.S
Willis Smith
Jerry Neil Shurley
Jacquelyn Louise Friend
Darrell W. Spicer
Dorothy Arnold
Kenneth Gayle Davis
Bob Davis
Angelo Hospital
A. S. Hendry
Arthur
Texas Almanac
Meat Cutting Demonstration at Robert Lee Highlights Turkey Steaks
Roy Snyder of Texas A&I College led a meat cutting demonstration in Robert Lee on Friday July 25 showing turkey steaks and beef cuts. The session produced 47 percent live weight in steak yield with 12 white and 9 dark meat steaks from a turkey hen and 21 white and 17 dark meat steaks from a turkey tom. County and district agents and home demonstration staff from numerous Texas counties attended along with WHO Club leaders and local meat market operators. A tasting of turkey steaks and Coke refreshments followed, courtesy of Robert Lee grocers.
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Roy Snyder
A. & M. College
Robert Lee
W. J. Marscall
Thelma A. Casey
William H. Lehmber
Jones County
Byron W. Frierson
Sterling County
O. M. Fowler
Scurry Co
L. C. William
Tom Green Co
T. Bo Hicks
Coke Co
Mary P. Drummond
Mitchell Co
Allie Chenowith
Runnels Co
Evelyn R. Wielna
Callahan Co
Delma Bales
Fisher Co
Mary P. Bearden
R. T. Caperton
Fom Green
Hubert H. Moon
Coke and Scurry Co
WHO Clubs
Coke County
CHDA
Listener Letters From San Antonio Echo Radio Show
Mrs. Bob Knierin writes from San Antonio praising Tuesday night radio and Hervey Latham. She mentions her sister Mrs. Tannie Luttrell, good weather in San Antonio, and a south breeze. Elio Bell son of Grover C. Bell, Bronte High graduate, was taken to hospital last Sunday in satisfactory condition.
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Texas
Dick Alexander
Brownwood
Mable McIver
Russell
Joe Trimble
Charles Windell
Joe Randel
D. L. McDermitt
San Angelo
W. M. Tinsley
Junction
San Antonio
C. Gardner Franks
Betty Ruth
Rocksprings
Gordon Moore
Kerrville
Dwain Wells
Blanket
Brown County
California
Gardner Franks
Junction High School
Tinsley
Coke Stevenson
Bob Knierin
Hervey Latham
Tannie Luttrell
Kanerim
Elio Bell
Grover C. Bell
Bronte Hi
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Dial
S. Oakes
Agent Bronte
Rabbit Twister
Gabe Smith
Ballinger
Alexander
Angelo, Concho
Chad
Phillips
A W. Beavre
Onte Insurance Agency
Mrs
Bilbo Drug Co. IN
Martin's
Washington News
O. C. Fisher
Charlie
Uncle Sam
Karen-Gays Hospital
THE
Dean Dairy
Maverick Garage
General Auto and Tractor
Norton
Troy L. Smith
COX Funeral Home
W. Beauregard
N. Chadbourne
Eaenmeaeett
Adams Stregt
Gmicico
Hllinote
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