Food for Thought and a Call to Charity
A reflective column questions who guides a person’s work and life duties, contrasting self employment with submission to Christ. It ends urging readers to donate to the March of Dimes.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1949
Page
3
A reflective column questions who guides a person’s work and life duties, contrasting self employment with submission to Christ. It ends urging readers to donate to the March of Dimes.
The annual REA convention in New York drew 330 Texans who traveled by special trains to join about 3700 visitors nationwide. Speakers included Rep. Bob Poage of Waco. many Texas delegates listed from Fredericksburg Kerrville Bandera and other towns. Televised coverage expands. a one hour New York program on the Dumont network reached Chicago and St Louis, with broader city coverage expected soon.
A Washington radio forum last week debated whether state or federal government should handle civil rights issues. Rep Dixie Gilmer supported states, while Rep McCarthy and a Mr Levy argued for stronger federal power. The discussion warned of Big Government appealing to minority groups with backing from Communists and subversive fronts.
A paid advertisement argues that the Texas Medical Association restricts medical school enrollment to replace retirees, causing rural doctor shortages and higher fees. It condemns the Basic Science Bill 63 as a move to give the association control over healing professions and urges readers to contact senators and representatives.
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