Mosheim Local News Highlights Fire and Community Events
A residential fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas W. Ward during a picnic evening last Tuesday, with no belongings saved. Community members visit, host showers, and attend social events as Mosheim reports on illness, reunions, and school leadership changes.
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Chas. W. Ward
Mrs. Ward
R. S. Palmer
J. P. Richards
Fred Vickrey
O. M. Bronstad
Clifton
Billy Joe Cass
Alfred Nichols
Lanes Chapel
Agnes Thompson
John B. Cummings
Perry Jones
Guy Knowles
Narmour
Jeff Richards
Cris E. Pierson
J. L. Lyon
Beryl Lopez
Clark Jenson
T. J. Jones
A. B. Nichols
Aubrey Kilpatrick
E. H. Nermour
Inez Lockwell
Maurine Vickrey
Myrtle May Evans
Salado
Pat Jones
Oliver
Hugh Bronstad
E. H. Narmour
Curtis Watson
Oscar Ficklin
Arlington
Wilda Vickrey
Eva Lillian
Johnnie Jo Cummings
Irene Barton
Waco
Fannie Barton
J. O. Young
Maud Knowles
Pat Sherwood
Valley Mills
Mosheim
O. E. Pierson
Clifton High School
Rich
Ards
Coryell Cong
Cross
Conchurch
Ida Barton
Artie
Morris
A. B. Poston
C. W. Hodges
Mosheim School
Oris E. Pierson
Ollie Richards
Coryell City
Will Palmer
West
Texas
Jerome Grounds
Meridian
Otis Miles
Home Demonstration Council Meeting in Meridian Texas
The Meridian Texas Home Demonstration County Council met May 29 1933 with four clubs represented. Minutes approved and fair exhibit discussed. Elmo V Cook spoke on meat canning and plans for county efforts. Members worked on a mattress gift for July club picnic as demonstrations and community outreach continued.
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Home Demonstration County Council
Meridian
Texas
Elmo V. Cook
Pension Reduction Measure Is Vetoed
Austin, Texas, June 15. Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson vetoed a bill cutting Confederate veterans and widow pensions by about 27500 dollars monthly, banning widows born after 1870 and lowering payments to younger widows and Confederate Home inmates. The governor opposed cutting pensions amid calls for economy and protection of children and veterans.
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D. C
Morgenthau
Texas
Committee On Banking and Currency
Agriculture Committee
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Russian Radio Silence For Pop Hits Amid State Broadcasts
The public in Russia tunes to symphonies and government talks as American pop music is banned by law. Officials emphasize cultural protection while restricting Western pop broadcasts and entertainment.
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Russia
Roosevelt Begins Two Week Vacation Amid Recovery Act Signing
President Roosevelt signs the public works industrial recovery bill and the Glass-Steagall reform, warning of full national cooperation. He plans a two week sailboat trip from Boston as aides prepare to implement the program and continue wartime emergency actions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
American Congress
Hugh Johnson
White House
Boston
Public Works
For Sale Ford "hoopie" in good condition
For sale a Ford hoopie in good condition offered for 25 dollars cash. Addressed to B. C. Westley, dated 16 February.
Waterfront in Port of New York Highlights Maritime Might
There are 771 miles of waterfront in the port of New York a basic reason for the maritime greatness of the western metropolis.
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O. H. Cross
Port of
New York
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