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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1954
Page
17
A Texas speaker outlines plans to improve drought relief flood response and farm parity while urging funding for roads public health and veterans programs. He attacks sales taxes and calls for repeal of auto mobile and cosmetic taxes, urging a "peoples campaign" and asking support via Ralph Yarborough Austin Texas.
A sequence of moral maxims urges kindness to boys in shabby clothes and those from plain homes. It cites figures from history and literature such as Bell Lincoln Shakespeare Milton Hogarth Demosthenes and notes the dangers of judging by appearances. The piece ends with a vignette about busy professionals and a trip to the circus ground.
At least two former Comanche Lions Club members attend the International Convention in New York City. Charles P. Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Marshall and president of the Olney Lions Club, and Dick Lane, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Lane, are among the attendees.
Governor Allan Shivers came back from the White House conference confident the federal government will liberalize emergency drought aid. He urged continued 90 percent parity, a one year moratorium on shifts from fixed price supports, and loans to small businesses, farmers, and ranchers, plus soil conservation payments and extended FHA loan terms. State agencies will study wind erosion and water issues for long term solutions. A social gathering with 43 attendees followed.
Mr and Mrs H W Schulze and their son Wilfred from San Antonio visited friends here last Sunday. The Schulzes are former teachers at the local school.
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