Labor Legislation Conference Report Endorsed by Congress
Washington lett en labor legislation conference report is accepted as the United States Government reaffirmed the right to regulate railroads and protect the public from abuses by labor and business. The piece notes gains for organized labor, calls out abuses, and argues the bill balances power while avoiding government overreach. It also warns of food price subsidies and urges farmers to preserve produce, with mentions of OPA policy changes easing farm supply purchases up to $25 with a simple farmer statement.
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Prionde
Uaz
Joh L. Lewis
Hiisens
Jim
John H. Reagan
Texas
America
Moat
Isbor
Thal
Benato
United States
Lewis
OPA
Congress
Hamilton Soap Works offers free carcass pickup within fifty miles
An advertisement announces Hamilton Soap Works will collect dead or crippled stock within a fifty mile radius at no charge. Seth Moore of Wichita Fully has a temporary site 2 1/2 miles from Hamilton to render vital materials from waste stock for wartime needs. The service aims to aid farmers and stockmen and contribute to paper and war plant production.
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HamIlton Soap Works
Oud
Seth Moore
Wichita
Hamilton
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap
Local social notes list visits and travels of residents and guests. Glenna Lee Knudson from Wat spent a weekend with her parents, Fort Worth and Houston visitors called on Cranfills Gap families, and several residents planned or completed trips to Dallas Corpus Christi Fort Worth and other towns.
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Glenna Lee Knudeon
Wat
Charlie Knud
Mr. Brown
Fort Worth
Sam Nystel
A-K
Pvt
Sherman Nystel
Cap Prone
Wieoeun
Roy Grimland
Houston
Eyell Syarleet
William B. Bertelsor
Olof Johnson
Wass
Allen Byonstad
Dorothy Obon
Nev Olson
B.C. Pendleton Jr
Dallas Renesday
Cesil Tergerson
Jory Ammons
Woodrow Wickman
Louisiana
Alfred Wickman
Calvin Pylant
Dallag
Hubert Olson
Billie Russell
San Antonin
Will Russel
Coy Smith
Hoveton
Martin Rowe
C. C. Knudson
M. Wallace
Dallas
Roy Wollora
Port Worth
Margie
Arkansas
Edward Grimen
Pierce
McAllen
Yinit
Vinitore
Casper
Bunday
Mrs. Kell
Bellytown
Omar Robinson
Meridian
Hall
Morganton
North
Tame
Molt
Change in Milk Test Penalty Set for Aug 10
Austin see a legal opinion stating the law abolishing bushel measures with exceptions for certain crops took effect May and a penalty change under the Babcock milk test set for August 10. The bill raises penalties for violations to up to 1000 dollars and allows higher fines for extreme cases, with debate in both houses.
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Austin
Gerald C. Mano
W.buséey
Department’ of Agricullure Weights and Measures
Coke Stevensin
Mann
House
Senate
Eubrte
Poage Wins War Bond Contest In Waco Ceremony
Scott Poage, brother of Congressman W R Poage, won the War Bond contest inspired by the Kareem Shrine in Waco. The ceremony capstone saw Poage’s sales near 100000 dollars, totaling about 250000 dollars with bonds and stamps. W K Quete of Kareem Shrine spoke at the event.
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Scott Poage
Waco
W. R. Poase
Karem Shrine
Keest
W.K. Quete
Karem
Shine
Community News From Lanes Chapel Church
Sunday attendance was strong at Lanes Chapel with several members absent. A notable Epworth League program drew interest and a warm appeal urged continued church involvement. Visitors included families from Valley Mills and Meridian, with local members hosting gatherings and sharing updates on church activities and acquaintances.
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Trim
Humber
Epworth League
Patep Carelyny
Alowander
Wenuna McDonald
Wyome
Mra. J
Mathews
Santay
Corpus Christi
Carlson
Camile Ann
P. H. Barnett
Valley Mills
Oscar Bergman
RM. Lane
Millie Franklin
Mire Verta Lee
Dorothy Moore
Meridian
Mea
Clautt Turner
Aubrey Alexander
Richard Netley
Valley Mille
Darval
Janos Charles Bloe
Mickey Marlene
Bill Blue
Myx
Buily Lane
Cloud Turer
Avers
Clifton
Mee
Mes
W. H. Work Jebeim
Sundey
Max
Smoke Generating Device Covers Wide Area
A raw smoke generator system, created by two trial researchers at a connected laboratory, emits dense natural looking clouds and fog over a large canal region. Patents show it produces lasting smoke but its economic viability is limited. a test flight over a target area failed to capture clear images due to excessive smoke density.
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Taddustey
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Geraldine Robse
Lanes Chapel
H. J. Cureton
Meridien
Boe
Clifton Oz
France
Beauty Shop
Saka
Mrs
Inez Larsen
Clifton, Texas
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Texas Milling Company