Farm Bureau Head Urges Emergency Hay Program
Texas Farm Bureau President J Walter Hammond urged Governor Allan to seek an emergency federal hay program for drought stricken counties. He proposed direct subsidy payments to eligible producers to buy hay on the open market and reduce administration costs while county ASC committees would determine eligibility.
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Waco
Spl
Texas Farm Bureau
J. Walter Hammond
Allan
Texas
Oneon
Drouth-Desig
Hammond
ASC
Residents and visitors gather at many Texas homes
Soda Springs and nearby towns host numerous relatives and friends visiting in homes of O'Brien, Evans, North, Helm, Hulsey, Johnston, and Gressett. People from Dallas, Avoca, Rochester, Trinidad, Comanche, Abilene, Victoria, Minneapolis, and California are listed among guests and extended family stays. A fall injuries notes Aunt Sarah Power has hip fracture and is in De Leon Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Anderson
Waco
Monselle O’brien
C. J. Evans and
Clark
Eugene Pittman
Dallas
Ames Pittman
Avoca
Denver Pittman
Rochester
Annie Wilkinson
Ernest Cowlishaw
Trinidad
Colorado
Joyce Norwood
Aledo
Lula Carter
Charlies
Walton Helm
Lavelle
Delma Lee
Joan Cleveland
M. W. Helm
EJ Johnson
Comanche
Frank Haney
Victoria
Gene Brown
Minneapolis
Minn
Monselle O’brien Jr
Sarah” Power
de Leon Hospital
A. E.vineyard
Joyce
L. E. North
Johnny
Abi- Randy
A. E. Vineyard
Luther Helm
Lee Jordan
Dubby
Andrews
Bob Gressett
Bill
T. B. Smith
Pete Smith
Claud Jones
Tommie
Kenneth Walker
Sundown
V. C. Walker
Henry Johnston
Chester Johnston
Gene Johnston
Fairview
Curtis Power
Franklin
Adolph Johnston
San Antonio
Clevelamn
F. D. Keith
Abilene
T. H. Johnston
Pete Hill
California
Johnston
Elliott
Merlin Elliott
Ss. M. Elliott
Bill Phillips
Cresson
J. C. Alexander
Comyn
Sam McPhearson
Bill Evans
Joyce V
The Farm Problem Proclaims a Farm Parity Revival Calling
Letter argues that eastern promoters and large corporations push small farmers off the land. It cites 1950 farm counts, predicts decline by 1958, and attacks income tax and credit policies. The author urges voters in the July 28 primary to back policies for soil banks, parity and unlimited production for smaller farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Millionair
17Th
Washington
Homecoming visits and regional travel noted in area news
Several residents attended the homecoming, visiting relatives in Abilene and nearby towns. Local families report weekend trips to Carlsbad and Mineral Wells, with Clinton Montgomery headed to Germany soon. Community members also mention silage and hay activities on farms and a singing convention at Shiloh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Tim Daugherty
Anthony
N. M
Truman Wilson
Sandra Higgin
Abilene
A. D. Aldridge
Paul Reed
Melvin Kerley
Denny
Carlsbad
al Montgomery
Dallas
C. E. Wood
Clinton Montgomery
Baby
Catania
J. F. Robertson
Clinton
Germany
Clifford Turnbow
Lee Turnbow
Gustine
Shiloh
Kenneth
Bobby Munselle
Midland
Marker
Cleve Darmady
Mineral Wells
J. W. Mun
Local Visitors Return From Grandparents and Revival Notice
Selle and Mrs. Rhoda Sheppard of Bangs visited Mr. and Mrs. P. A. here this week and returned to Mineral Wells after two weeks with their grandparents. Mrs. Harve Turney visits Dallas. A revival begins Sunday July 29 with all welcome to attend. FOR RENT four rooms and bath house G. H. Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selle
Rhoda Sheppard
Bangs
P. A
Mineral Wells
Harve Turney
Dallas
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Farm Bureau
Frigddaire
Imperial
Service Drug Store
Texas Power and Light Co
Thelma Dudley
W. Grand
Drough
aSesa Hammond
Durham
Durham Pharmacy
Insec
Cenol Company
Chicago, Ill
Service Drug
Austin Street
N. N. Durham
McCutlou
Frigidaire
Appliance Dept. of Service Drug Store
Mt. Pleasant Road
Grady Ripley
Hardware Dept
Higginbotham’s
L. W. Stokes
Soda Springs
Causey
Pearl
Mice Whittaker
Scarbrough
P. A. Gressett
Levelland Areusband
Dan Kralis
United States
Congress
Democratic
Federal
Ent
Wilson
G. H. Horton
Stephens
J. M. Vang
Dan
Kralis
U. S. Congress
U. S. Representative
You Choice
Jackie Gleason
Buick
Smith Motors
N. Austin
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