West Texas Chamber of Commerce Plans 1945 Work Program
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce prepares a 1945 work program with 38 commissions led by President EW Hardin Amarlilon. Plans include freight parity advocacy, tax and public expenditure reform, postwar employment efforts for returning servicemen, attraction of new industries, and greater state and local government coordination. The program emphasizes postwar housing, small business aid, conservation of property rights, and regional development across West Texas.
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Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Gdh
Gna
Resien- AL Chamber
West
Texas
WTCC
Trerencine
Foster
Jay Ronessenthius
West Texas
Chamberade
EW. Hardin Amarlilon
Jesse L. Shewers
Vernon
J. M. Willi Fon
Flordada
Who's Preinht
Winfield Holbrook
Plainview
W. R. Cusen
Tary
Sonora
Olandgus
R. EB
Wentz
Anin
Uiavber
J. B
Wort Worth
Nornan
Bridwell
Wichita Falls
West ‘Texas Resource & Museum Institute
WTEC
WTCE
State Committee For Economic Development
G. H. McKinney
Fort Worth
W. R. Blair
el Paso
CED
Hardnn
Ot Demend
Ievel
Voters Cook Up Double Trouble in Congress
Washington dispatch reports the 79th Congress has a record number of name doubles among members. 105 sets of identical or similarly named lawmakers were identified across House and Senate, with multiple twins like Johns ons and Thomases, plus many two Johns ons, two Granta, two Johnsons, and two Reeds. The piece notes the clerks must track these to avoid roll call errors amid a wartime session. It also mentions Belgian victims in Stavelot and a lighthearted aside on clerks.
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Washington
House
Senate
du Duentes
Johnsons
California
Colorado
South Carolina
Thomases
Idaho
Oklahoma
Utah
Brown
Allens
Anderson
Andersons
Andresen
Andrews
Baldwins
Barretts
Bates
Bennets
Bradleys
Byrne
Byrnes
Cannons
Cotes
Unusual Wool and Mohair Display At Rowlands
Enlarged photographs at John Rowlands Sons, 712 South Main Street, show high points in wool and mohair production from sheep to finished fabric. The Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association sent the display, with samples of wool and mohair at each development stage, to promote awareness among local residents. FOR VICTORY BUY BONDS.
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John Rowland and Sona
South Main Street
Rowlands
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Trey
Temple
Camp Hood
Cpl
Theodore Meyerhoff
Tadao
Tn Congress
Stavelot
Belgium
Signal Corps
NEA Telephotor
Rees
Reeds
Robertsons
Robinson
Robison
Rodgers
Rogers
Schwabes
Simpsons
Somers
Thomages
Muffer
Woodruff
Woodrum
New York
France
Red Cross
F. H. Vaughn
Doctor of Optomet
del Rio
Tigra
Just
Grimmer
Columbia Network
Areata Tm Uol
Central Power and Light Company