Local residents visit relatives and return from trips
The week end brings many guests and family visits across towns. Newport and Waco residents travel to see kin in Dallas San Antonio and Houston while others relocate to new homes in Waco and Austin. Several students finish summer programs at Mary Hardin Baylor and Osu l e.
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Perry Williams
Ann “Ashley
Dallas
Dee Nichols
Cotton Krueger
Jene
Waco
Shreve
Mize
Oxle Fame
Tarrence le Varro Ribucerque
New Mexico
Telstives
Houston
Cooper
F.atsare
Benavides
Hogan
Sid
W. A. Simpson
Ben Harlat Clitton
C. A. Lawrence
Ere
Johnnie Tate
Laverence
Nott Park
Mise
Violet Jacob
Tom Dallas
Woek
Combinlere
Bess John McNeill
Arkunens Jr
EC. Pulp
Mes Girerf
Mpr
Maude Adams
Creatives
San’ Antonio
Jeanette Lawrence
Shreveport
J. J
Willcrest Memorial Hospital
Tre
Feport
Jones
Ely
Marnec
Whitney
P. Hi
Troy Fitch
Forrest
Howe
Pharr, Ter
Governor Lee O Danial Presses Local Budget Caution
Gov. Lee O Daniel urged Texas counties to trim budgets after Aug 1 and again after Aug 15 to reduce local taxes. He linked recent road bond and tax remission bills to potential county savings and warned against excessive debt while stressing prudent planning and prudent use of new revenue.
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Avastin
Teras
Hans
Gov. TV
Lee O'Daniel
Texas
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Ray
Jeeal Gumernicent
Washington Letter From Cong Poage July 21 1939
Congressman Poage discusses the House and Senate debates on the relief bill and labor board inquiries. He notes aims to keep relief free from politics, praises some Texas votes, and reports on Farm Home Purchase Act progress, Social Security concerns, and Connally amendments for old age pensions. He expresses cautious optimism about federal support and regional impact.
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Senate
House
Texan
Texas
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Committee
Secretary of Agriculuure
Beewie
McLennoxe
Falls County
Milain
Bell
Coryell
Farm Security Administration
Poage Notes Tax Debate on Railroad Bill and Federal Aid
Congressman Poage comments on the Johnson amendment and railroad bill as the Texas Legislature considers a natural resources tax. He cautions against harming water transportation or overgiving government property, while seeking relief from discriminatory freight rates in the South. He will monitor the debate with interest.
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Johnson
Jone
Tam
W. R. Poage, M,c
M A M installs officers at Clifton Chapter No 242
Clifton Chapter Royal Arch Masons No 242 installed officers Monday night led by W D Nockols as High Priest Chief G Colline and King A L Coward as Scribe J Meneon treasurer L E Tennison secretary Handley C of H J L Gerlof P Hayden Edwards RA C Ed Handiey MV O Canareson M V G Wilson Collins H P Jones Chaplain Ludwick Guard with other named officers noted.
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M.A. M
Clifton Chapter
Royal Arch Masons No
W. D. Nockols
O. Canareson
Paper History and New Wood Pulp Discoveries
The United States produces about one billion dollars of paper products. The Madison Wisconsin forest products laboratory studied woods for papermaking, finding 90 plus wood types usable. It highlighted strong white pulps from vines and a cod pulp from blackjack oak as new possibilities for containers and wrapping papers.
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Chantraert
United States
U.S. Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Semin
Forest Products Laboratory
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W. L. Johnson Koppers
V. D. Goodall
Old Let
W. A. Johnson
Meridian
Burrell F. Word
L. E. Tennison
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