End in sight on financing guard site in Cameron
Cameron advances on a National Guard Armory financing effort with $2658.80 pledged by Thursday noon, though actual total may rise as donations arrive. Chamber of Commerce leaders O B Horstmann Bill McIntosh and Henry Liebman direct the drive while John Andres praises progress. Prominent locals and businesses contribute including Coca Cola Bottling Milam Drug First National Bank and several firms. A recent visitor, Capt Jimmy Stewart of Belton, a Yee High School graduate and wartime air corps veteran, returns to Cameron.
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Cameron
National Guard
L. G. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Central Finance Committee
O. B. Horstmann
Bill McIntosh
Henry Liebman
John ©. Andres
H. Boedeker
Smith
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Milam Drug Co. c
Mikalee Tavern
J. T. Parma
Michalka
Star Lite Club
J.G. Chandler An
Horstmann Bros
Hickman’s Grace
Joe Bailey Garag
Clifford Swift
Haines
Markham Cleaners
J. Raska
E. C. Cole
Williams the Plumber
Chas. M. Hicks
Carl C. Black Eplen Furniture Co
Jimmy Stewart
Belton
Yee High School
Jimmy
Air Corps
Court House
Temple woman among Newton Memorial Hospital patients
Mrs. Frank Plachy Jr of Temple is listed among Newton Memorial Hospital patients. C. M. Pierce of Hanover has been hospitalized there for two weeks and is greatly improved, able to return home.
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Frank Plachy, Jr
Temple
Newton Memorial Hospital
C. M. Pierce of
Hanover
The Ever Lengthening Shadow
Federal spending grew from under two thirds of California personal income in 1929 to roughly equal to the total personal income of many western states by 1947. In 1929 121 dollars per family were spent, 250 dollars in 1938, and about 984 dollars in 1948. When state and local spending is added total government outlay approaches one third of national income.
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California
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Idaho
Utah
Arizona
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New England
First National Bank of Boston
Truman proposes sweeping farm plan overhaul
April 7 1949 President Truman seeks to remove price floors from perishable foods like milk eggs and vegetables and introduce direct subsidies to farmers financed by taxes for losses to the farmer. The plan would also keep prices of grain and cotton up through loans and purchases to remove surpluses. Secretary Brannan presented the plan to House and Senate agriculture committees with heavy controls on farming still to be debated. Senator Aiken criticized enforcement features on the Senate floor.
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Washington
Truman Administration
Congress
Federal Treasury
Charles Brannan
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
Brannan
Milam County Deed Filed in 1891 Names Officials
The 1888 deed was filed for record in Milam county in 1891. W. M. Gill served as county clerk and Frank Clement of Thorndale acted as Deputy Clerk.
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Milam County
W. M. Gill
Frank Clement
Thorndale
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Galveston, Texo
Fred Lazek
Burial Insurance
Marek - Burns Burial Association
Cameron, Texas
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James Stewart
Eddie Albert
Roland Young
Willard Parker
Percy Kilbride
Cawenet
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