Veterans land bill moves to senate floor in Texas
The veterans land bill advances from the state affairs committee without a dissenting vote. It sets up a 25 million revolving fund to buy and resell land to veterans with 10 percent down and 40 years to pay at 4 percent interest. Governor, attorney general, and land commissioner would chair the board. supporters press for speed to aid veterans.
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Austin
Senate
Senate State Affairs Committee
Veterans’ Land
R. B. Cousins
Beaumont
Giles
John Bell
Dorsey Hardeman
San Angelo
George Berry
Lubbock
Legion
Leo Fuchs Leaves Fort Worth Feed Dealers Meeting
Mr and Mrs Leo Fuchs of Cameron have returned from Fort Worth where they attended a conference of several hundred Purina feed dealers. L C Stevenson of St Louis Missouri outlined 1949 prospects noting lower feed prices and strong demand for meat milk and eggs.
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Leo Fuchs
Cameron
Fort Worth
Purina
Texas
Oklahoma
L. C. Stevenson
St. Louis
Missouri
Ralston Purina
Reburial Sunday For Rosebud Mayor Tarver
Rosebud mourns Major Jackson McLane Tarver who drowned in the Philippines on Oct 22 1945. Reburial services are set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at Nicholson funeral home with Rev Theodore A Binford officiating. Tarver served as Rosebud mayor before his death and was a Rosebud native graduate of 1929 Rosebud high school and 1938 A&M College with a B S degree. He later directed Planter's National Bank 1938 to 1942 and served as vice president of Tarver Henslee company.
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Rosebud
Jackson McLane Tarver
Philippines
Nicholson Funeral Home
Theodore A. Binford
First Baptist Church
Major Tarver
A&m College
Planter’s National Bank
Tarver-Henslee Company
China pleads for U S support in nationalist aid appeal
The Chinese government renews a four month old appeal for a formal American statement of backing for Chiang Kai shek's regime. Ambassador Wellington Koo has revived the plea in talks with Secretary Acheson and other State Department officials as print industries note the issue.
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China
Chiang Kai- Shek
Truman
Wellington Koo
Acheson
Captain French Wounded on Border Recon Flight
An American Army captain, Keith A. French of Rosebud Texas, was seriously wounded by rifle fire while piloting a routine reconnaissance flight near Kaesong on the North Korea border. He landed, received emergency care, and was evacuated to an Army hospital near Seoul. The incident occurred as the United Nations Commission on Korea visited the area.
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Seoul
North
South Korea
U. S. Army
Kaesong
United Nations Commission On Korea
Keith A. French
Rosebud
Texas
Robert Drive
Corpus Christi
Army
United Nations Commission
Paekchon
North Korea
Republic of Korea
U. S
U. N. Commission
Truman 15 Assured On Business Outlook
President Truman receives assurances from economic experts that business conditions are very good and bright. He has held late-night talks with industrial and financial leaders at Blair House to evaluate the unsettled market and unemployment rise while the White House stays silent on specifics. Leon Keyserling reiterates the outlook remains very good.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Blair House
Leon Keyserling
Council of Economic Advisers
Mrs Walton and Daughter Visit Copperas Cove Relative
Mrs Leona Walton and her daughter Barbara visited Mrs Walton’s mother in Copperas Cove on Sunday. Edward Senkel of Buckholts was in Cameron on business Monday of the past week.
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Leona Walton
Barbara
Mrs. Walton
Copperas Cove
Edward Senkel
Buckholts
Cameron
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