Name of the Law Public Interest by Texas Police Association
A 1939 to 1954 overview notes subversive threats and police responses in Texas. It traces a shift from local vigilance to formal Internal Security efforts, detailing key figures, offices, and schools aimed at countering espionage and subversion, urging public cooperation before an imagined explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. K. Dixon
Internal Security Section
Texas Department of Public Safety
Austin
Texas
United States
State Department of Public Safety
Homer Garrison, Jr
Department of Public Safety
Garrison
DIATRON Weight Loss Promise With Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts a new weight loss product called DIATRON that claims to curb hunger without diet or exercise. It promises rapid loss and a money back guarantee if the first package does not produce weight loss, urging customers to return the bottle to their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diatron
Farm Bureau Denies Favoring Flexible Price Supports
Texas Farm Bureau president J Walter Hammond protests an editorial claim he testified for flexible price supports in Washington. He says Senate records show he did not testify as charged and accuses the editor of sowing farmer infighting while urging farmers to think for themselves. Additionally the piece notes rising use of debeaked chicks for boiler production to reduce feather pecking and improve live grades and feed efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Farm Bureau
Sentate Agriculture Committee
J. Walter Hammond
Ernest Joiner
Ralls
Crosby County
Joiner
Hammond
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
West Texas
Hoover Commission Urges Cut in Government Business Ventures
The Hoover Commission finds about 3,000 government run enterprises with 1,000 to be shed noting many goods and services could come from private firms. It cites losses through tax exemptions debt and higher costs urging a path to a balanced budget and stronger foundations of the Republic. The report also notes the American Red Cross has spent 203 million dollars on domestic disaster relief through about 6,000 operations in 75 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Commission
Herbert Hoover
Administration
Congress
Commission
Republic
American Red Cross
Card of Appreciation to Dr E O Smith and St Edwards staff
Card thanks Dr E O Smith and St Edwards Hospital nurses for kindness during Marshall Weems’s illness. Family expresses gratitude to friends who helped. Also notes atomic science tracing insecticide resistance and home care for about 65 million sick Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Smith
St. Edwards Hospital
Marshall Weems
Blood supply delivered to hospitals for 1954 to 1956
Red Cross reports that two thousand hospitals received the total supply of blood used during the 1954-56 year. The distribution aimed to ensure adequacy for wartime and civilian medical needs, reflecting broad nationwide mobilization of blood resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Democratic Women Stall Realistic Issue On Interposition
The Texas Democratic Women’s State Committee, led by Mrs. Jud Collier, passed a Amarillo resolution objecting to Governor Shivers’ Interposition as a distraction from corruption in state and federal government. It urges precinct conventions to direct delegates to Chicago for a delegation of honest nonofficial men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govenor Shivers
Texas
Texas Democratic Women’s State Committee
Austin
Washington
Jud Collier
Amarillo
United States
Chicago
Veterans Land
Hollywood
Collier
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Texas Police Association
Harry Jersig
Bill Slater
Lone Star Brewing Distributors
Harry D. Jersig
Lone Star Brewing Company
Lone Star Beer Distributors of
Lone Star Beer Distributors
Lincoln Mondick
Cameron
San Jacinto Hotel
Weimar, Texas
Farm Bureau
Briggs & Stratton, Clinton
Lawn Boy
Cameron Auto Supply
Briggs & Stratton Clinton and
Lawn Boy Sales and Service
Briggs & Stratton Clinton & Lawn Bay
Cameron, Texas
Paul Nabours
Woodson
Woodson Lumber
Star Chief
Pontiac
H.p
America
McLain
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