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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
3
The senator laments a lack of independent leadership in Congress due to strong committee control and executive influence. He notes slow progress in the Senate and House, cites a forest relief bill vote, and discusses sugar policy and lobby power. He also quips about photographers at the Botanical Gardens and a Texas Cotton-Use Laboratory push by Texas businessmen.
The Texas House endorses using 250000 dollars in state funds to purchase a site and build facilities for an agriculture laboratory, conditional on federal support. A Texas delegation committee, of which the speaker is a member, will press the measure once the Senate approves the related bill.
C. H. Ruby of Covington Kentucky and his cousin Arvo Carico from Kentucky visited Cameron after 61 years. They spent the day recalling old times and shared luncheon with Mrs Carico Mrs Tom Armon and Mr and Mrs Ruby hosted at the Bonds home.
Social security law representative M. DD. Dewberry of Austin will be in Cameron at the federal building Thursday to discuss the law with taxpayers and employers. June 80th is the deadline for filing account number applications.
Social security extended to Cameron volunteer firemen. Mayor Chas. C. Smith heads the Relief and Retirement Board with Dan Tyson R. E. Sharpe John Jeter and Oscar Schiller. Firemen vote to join the national fund paying five dollars yearly for non salaried volunteers and eight percent of paid members' salaries. Federal aid granted.
Group from Cameron including Miss Callie Young and Mr. Howard Baskin traveled Tuesday to College Station to hear President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The list shows many families and individuals attending the event with broad local turnout.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Angel and Mrs Ed Harris visited in Austin Thursday with Miss Geneva Lewis a hospital patient. Lewis was injured in a car wreck Wednesday night on highway Ti near Austin.
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