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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1952
Page
3
The Congress held its first test vote on UMT as the House last week defeated the proposal by a significant margin. The outcome signals party divisions and sets the stage for further debates in the chamber and with Senate leadership.
The passage notes an election year shift as the House, after approving UMTA principles by a slim margin, debates the program’s operating rules. Without enacted rules, the training machinery cannot function, and the speaker states opposition to scrapping the program while emphasizing the need for clear guidelines.
The civilian controlled commission and House Armed Services Committee prevail over the UNIT plan. Their compromise envisions civilian oversight of training with Congress directing active duty. Projections cite $13 billion annual savings and a larger reserve pool while stressing veteran readiness and fairness concerns about trenching non veterans.
The Bronte Senior HD club met on Wednesday, March 12, at Mrs. Floyd Modgling’s home for a pattern demonstration directed by Mrs. Sam Gray and Taylor Emerson. President B. E. Modgling opened the meeting, and roll was called. A recreation period followed with refreshments for members and one visitor, Mrs. Melvin Lasswell.
Furnished apartment wanted. For information call J. R. Hash at 607 or 7171 at Bal linger. 12 items All kinds of office supplies available at Bronte Enterprise office. Call 56.
The Euterpean club held a covered dish supper in the Methodist church fellowship room with hostesses Mmes. Roy Sanderson C. B. Smith B. R. Mc Corley and H. C. Raney. Miss Eudora Hawkins of Abilene spoke on Forts of Texas and showed a movie Remember The Alamo.
Critically ill Dr. T J Pererfull of Christoval and brother of J Al Pererfull remains in critical condition at St John’s hospital San Angelo. Former Coke County resident condition reported unchanged Thursday.
Charles Blue and Warren Tom Hinson spent time with Theo Blue at the University of Texas in Austin. The Stanley Shoe Shop closed briefly as Bob Stanley was called to Galveston by a relative's illness but has returned. Various families from Bronte Rankin Loraine San Angelo and Robert Lee visited relatives or traveled to New Orleans Lubbock and Devil's Lake over the weekend.
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