State Farm Bureau Convention backs peace driven prosperity plan
Delegates at the 19th Texas Farm Bureau Federation convention, with over 1,000 members, endorsed an economy in government and a grass roots national farm policy. The three day session at the Plaza Hotel featured speakers including Sen. George D. Aiken and Clark W. Thompson. They called for acreage control and flexible price supports, water research funding, cotton pest controls, road program funding, seed law reforms, a Texas Farm Holiday, expanded rural telephone service via REA, and opposition to price controls and politicization of agency services.
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Texas Farm Bureau Federation
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Farm Bureau
Plaza Hotel
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Senate Committee On Agricult
Texas Farm Organization
Austin
Texas Farm Bureau
Texas
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Visiting Barton Family Members In Tulsa Training
Mrs. Bob Barton and her sons Buzz and Bill of Houston are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilkerson while her husband takes a training course in Tulsa Oklahoma Mr. Barton works as a lubrication engineer for Phillips 66.
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Bob Barton
Buzz
Bill
Houston
J. C. Wilkerson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Mr. Barton
Phillips 66
Return to Denver Couple Visit Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Medford Stephens of Denver Colorado have returned home after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stephens. Mrs. Hallmark and Mrs. Atkinson were Austin visitors Monday.
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Medford Stephens
Denver
Colorado
Mrs
Jack Stephens
J. F. Hallmark
J. D. Atkinson
Austin
Christian Science Reading Room Open to All in Community
Public notice invites all to visit the Christian Science Reading Room. It promotes available benefits through Bible study and the Christian Science textbook, describing relief from disease and fear as readers ponder the scriptures in this new light.
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Christian Science
Thomas S. Carter Dies at Hazel Dell
Funeral services for Thomas Samuel Carter of Hazel Dell were held at Harrell Funeral Home in Dublin with Rev. Johnny Barrett officiating. Born January 1874, he moved from Henderson County to Hazel Dell at age seven, farming and raising livestock. Surviving: wife, two sons Sam and Henry, two daughters Ethel and Mrs. Joe Long, eight grandchildren, brother K. T. Carter. Pallbearers: Truman Durham, Elmer Westfall, H. H. Wiggins, Wilmer Westfall, Wayne Hayes, Jeff Miller.
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Thomas Samuel Carter
Hazel Dell
Harrell
Dublin
Johnny Barrett
Second Baptist Church of
Harrel Funeral Directors
Mr. Carter
Henderson County
Athens
Sam
Monahans
Henry
Ethel Carter
Joe Long
Fort Worth
K. T. Carter
Coleman
Truman Durham
Elmer Westfall
H. H. Wiggins
Wilmer Westfall
Wayne Hayes
Jeff Miller
Texas approves amendments in final county count
Final statewide tally across 254 Texas counties shows both proposed constitutional amendments carried. Work Against 409,083. Medical Education Fund For 533,477 Against 529,244. Total votes exceeded 2,000,000 with Democratic ticket Stevenson 965,328, Price Daniel 1,226,331, Allan Shivers 1,298,604. Republican Eisenhower 1,103,807, Daniel 434,286, Shivers 445,751. Shivers total 1,744,411. For sale ad notes a wood cabinet and a Farman-made one 2 wheel Jersey McCart.
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Texas
Stevenson
Price Daniel
Allan Shivers
Eisenhower
Shivers
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