Ninety-First Day Surpasses Eighty Nine Law Bills
A report of the ninety-first day highlights adjournment rules and numerous laws passed without record vote or four-fifths approval. Measures include labor law changes, licensing for chiropractors, anti pollution provisions, and transfers of auditor appointments to a legislative committee. Public debate centers on labor organization registration and loan shark restrictions.
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House
Sand Senate
Coviri
American
Federal How of Labor
Congress of Inustrial Organizations
Auige Ds D. Moore
Om Austin Dis
Aefet
Ridney Latham
Carde
Nolone
Coke-Stevenson
Boar
Housewives Fat Savings Drive Surpasses War Fat Campaign
The article reports on wartime fat salvage efforts by housewives, noting 4,147 families saved daily by collecting waste fat. T.A. Connors of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company cites a yearly total surpassing 4,000,000 pounds, with May and June showing high contributions. Projected nationwide totals reach 96,000,000 pounds in the campaign’s first year.
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T. A. Connors
Great Atlantic and Pacific Mex Company
Dune Housewiven
Eompany
Duly
Bert
Duck Amphibian Truck Aids Landing in World War II
The DUKW or Duck is a 24 ton amphibious Army vehicle aiding supply landings in assaults on enemy shores. It maneuvers on land and water, moving cargo nets and equipment from freighters to shore, easing bottlenecks for attacking forces.
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U. S
Ubved
Ameri- Eide
Rubber tire output projection for 1943 revised higher
Mt S Washington Aug 1 Director William Jeffers says 1943 tire production will reach 6.5 million, up from 5 million. Fourth quarterly progress report due next week. optimistic but not moving the mid 1944 “tires for all” target. University social reform and youth planning discussed by Dr. R L Sutherland of Hogar Foundation, urging personal engagement. Old Indianola history noted amid Bay-Houston Chronicle context.
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Washington
Ttubber
William Jeffers
Jetfers
Seth Rau
R. L. Sutherland
Hogar Foundation
Recoomenils
Tale Of Bell That Sailed The Seven Seas To Cuero Church
The copper bell of Old Indianola, rescued from a sunken Reliance wreck, floated through storms and war. It resurfaced in Cuero, hung in St Mark's Lutheran Church, and later served as a beacon calling Lutherans to worship. Its saga ties Port Layne roots, 19th century hurricanes, and Civil War episodes to Texas faith.
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Gorda Bay
Mr. Hobinger
Lutherapy
Cuero
DeWitt County
Indianola
St .Mark's Lutheran
Church of Cuero
George Waeserman
Mallorda Bay
Hiemma
Reliance
Morgan Line
Old Indianola
Matagorda Bay
Port Layne
Henry Sheppard
Moresa
Permie
Paso Cavallo
Schae
Bambarduens
Yorkes
Wasserman
St Mark's Church
Cueva Volunteer-Tire
fmors_models
Joe Pannen
Pennen
St. Mark's Church
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