Million Per Day Is Postal Loss Says John Hays
John Hays warns the Post Office Department loses at least a million dollars daily in a 1956 deficit projection. He argues rising costs and stagnant rates require rate increases to fund mail handling, overseas transport, and growing volume while highlighting sources of prior surpluses and persistent postwar deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays
Post Office Department
Arthur FE
Summerfield
Congress
Canada
United States
Post Office
Burlington Community News Roundup and Updates
Sgt. Edgar E. Boehme and wife with baby arrived January 31 from Germany and will stay with his parents until March 1 before reporting to Fort Sill Oklahoma. Funeral notices for Mr. Belson of Rosebud and Mr. Mallard of Marlin noted. Rev. Henry Davenport to be ordained March 4 at the Baptist Church. Mrs. Henry Litzman recovering at home from Rosebud hospital. Mrs. Frank Mus funeral at Westphalia and visits between Burlington and Cameron. Senior Sunday School party held. Mrs. Fred Davenport led games and refreshments. Brother Lewis Newman preached at the Baptist church with Mrs. Newman and their boys. Newman family dined with James Vickers. Some Burlington folks attended the Milam County Baptist Workers conference at San Gabriel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar E. Boehme
Germany
Charlie Boehme
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Burlington
M. Belson
Rosebud
James Mallard
Marlin
Jake Futschik
Frank Mus
Westphalia
Frank Rogers
Ed Adams
Cameron
The
Baptist Church
Fred Davenport
Lewis Newman
Newman
Newman's
James Vickers
Ft. Worth
Milam County Baptist Workers Conference
San Gabri
Presbyterians In San Antonio Plan 5 Million Campaign
The Presbyterian Church of Texas held a one day meeting at the Plaza Hotel in San Antonio to launch a fund exceeding 5 million dollars for church institutions and agencies. Attendees included Rev. John Solomon and First Presbyterian Church members. The effort covers denominational schools, the Morach Assembly near Kerrville, the Child Placement Agency, and funds for building new churches.
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The
Presbyterian Church, Synod of Texas
San Antonio
Plaza Hotel
MoRach Assembly
Kerville
John Solomon
First Presbyter
Kalkbrenners Welcome First Child Ronald Keith
Mr and Mrs Bobby Kalkbrenner of Ben Arnold announce the birth of their son Ronald Keith Sunday February 5 1956 at St Edward Hospital He weighs seven pounds four ounces Ronald is the couple’s first child and the first grandchild of Mr and Mrs Aloert Kalkbrenner of Cameron The mother is formerly Maxine Schoutze daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Schoutze.
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Bobby Kalkbrenner
Ben Arnold
St. Edward Hospital
Ronald Keith
Ronald
Kalkbrenner
Aloert Kalkbrenner
Cameron
Maxine Schoutze
Max Schoutze
Easter Seal Society Promotes Support for the Crippled
The oldest and largest voluntary group aiding the crippled urges public backing for its work through the Easter Seal Society.
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Your
Easter Seal Society
Easter Seals mail appeal promotes crippled children aid
An Easter time appeal urges readers to use Easter Seals on mail to spread the message of aid for crippled children and support charitable work.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ment
Cameron Rotary Club
Kendall
George Logan
Henry Davenport
Henry Litzman
Rosebud Hospital
Firestone
WE Horstmann Tire Store
Presbyterians
Ian Church
Kalkbrenner’s
Jetaway
Fender
Oldsmobile
Rocket Room
Mitchanl Motor Company
South Houston
Hollywood
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