Camp Fire Girls welcomes male help in East Texas
Dads can help Camp Fire if you think Camp Fire Girls is strictly a woman's organization you couldn't be farther from the truth. It takes muscle and brainpower to provide the well rounded Camp Fire program that is in operation in East Texas. Tomorrow's mothers wives and women leaders in the business and professional world are better equipped to take their places because of the Camp Fire program.
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Camp Fire Girls
Texas
Natowa
Gladewater
Blue Birds
Bership
East Texas Area Council
Camp Fire
Texas lawmakers face big votes on welfare and bonds
In Austin legislators rush to pass Gov. Smith finance plans. The House and Senate weigh raising welfare spending beyond 80 million a year and an emergency 48.4 million deficit measure to avert welfare crisis. A four fifths vote is needed to suspend pay as you go and allow red ink or pass a tax by March 1. The push to float 450 million in state bonds backed by permanent school fund revenue is set for early showdown.
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Austin
Tex
House
Smith
Ben Barnes
Senate
Barnes
Gus Mutscher
Old Two Wheeler R. W. Witherspoon Update and Election News
In a Gladewater letter R W Witherspoon reports hospital stays and a new title as Ambassador of Goodwill for the League of American Wheelmen. The column notes political talk on bond issues ethics legislation and governor plans plus a new auto insurance plan proposal and voter registration extension.
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V. A
East Stoner
Shreveport
Gladewater
League of American Wheelmen
Ralph W. Galen
D.D.S
Cambridge
Mass
Dorothy Hart
Chicago
Charles A
Chick’’ Mead
Marion
At Heart
Betty Boston
Winter Park
Fla
R. W. Witherspoon
East Texas oil info chief named local chairman
Stocker Tyler area superintendent for Amoco Production Co. is named East Texas area chairman of the Texas Oil Information Committee replacing C S Yust. He will lead the 19 county public information and service program and the OIC speaker services to schools. Also reports a Tyler arson fire at National Cylinder Gas Co. causing 60 000 loss with a suspect employee. Connally faces Treasury post after Senate Finance endorsement. Hyman Hurwitz marks 40 years as Kilgore businessman since 1931 move from Fort Worth.
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Dallas
S. H. Stocker
Tyler
Amoco Production Co
East Texas
Texas Oil Information Committee
G. C. Bankston
OIC of Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Assa
C.S Yust
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Stocker
Texas Oil and Gas Industry
Texas
OIC
Texas Public Schools
National Cylinder Gas Co
Washington
John B. Connally
Senate Finance Committee
Connally
Secretary of the Treasury
Kilgore
Hyman Hurwitz
Fort Worth
Longview
Leadership Institute
Chambers of Commerce
Nacogdoches
Sheraton-Crest Inn
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
C. Quentin Abernathy
First State Bank
Gladewater
James D. Eppright
Texas Power and Light Company
Bob Eitelman
Victoria Chamber of Commerce
Wade E. Clark
Internal Revenue Service
Dave Braden
Abernathy
Hidden taxes tally and future dental tech teased
A Cal Tax News note plugs 116 hidden taxes in a man’s suit from the Tax Foundation. The Finast Record touts walking as a cardio and posture aid with cautions on gradual buildup and physician advice. The Public Service Co of Colorado reports future teeth care via lasers to seal decay, plus electric bone therapies under study.
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California Taxpayers’ Association
Cal-Tax News
The
Public Service Company of Colorado
Homemakers of Tomorrow 1971 winners named in Texas program
Anita Arrington and Debbie Smith, both seniors from Gladewater and Union Grove high schools, were selected for their performance on a December 1 written exam. They receive an award from General Mills and become eligible for national and state scholarships totaling $110,000.
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Anita Arrington
Gladewater High School
Debbie Smith
Union Grove High School
Anita
Rozell Arrington
Debbie
W. L. Smith
General Mills
Homemaker of Tomorrow
Homemakers of Tomorrow
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
Colonial Williamsburg
School of
Betty Crocker
Cotton consumption in U S tops four billion pounds yearly
The United States uses more than four billion pounds of cotton annually with about half allocated to clothing. Cow Pokes.
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United States
Reform and Seniority in Congress Spark Hearsay
By Jimmy Brown in Washington the piece analyzes how liberals push to end the Congressional seniority system while traditionalists resist. It notes chairmen hold power to block legislation and suggests reforms already curb their authority, though a major overhaul seems distant.
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Washington
Congressional Service
Hair Code in Congress Proposes Flamboyant Chairmen picks
A writer derides modern women's magazines for airing taboo topics and racy ads while advocating a return to simpler entertainment. The column mocks current media trends and urges restraint, then shifts to a satirical plan for selecting congressional committee chairs based on hair length, calling for a Hair Code and Hairs Apparent system.
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House
Senate
Congress
Washington
Capitol Hill
Tiny Tim
Gladewater Mirror Publisher Roles and Delivery Rates
The Gladewater Mirror lists Harry Kates as publisher with Jack Elrod and Fredalene Clark among staff including a Women's Editor Harriett Walton. It details mailing rates for Texas and out of state and notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan.
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Jack Elrod
Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
Gladewater Times-Tribune
The
White Oak Texan
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Cris Morrow
Good Shepard Hospital
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Finast Record
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Gail Croley
Bob Harris
James Heaberlin
Side of the Mountain
Neal Clark
Johnston Newsstand
Handy Dandy Grocery
City Library
ET Chamber
Leadeship Institute
Manchester
England
Joe Kearns
Ann Brennan
Joe
By Ace Reid
Jimmy Brown
Woman’s Magazine
Pop Clark
Nows Buoy Osbeaa
Mrs
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
17O Press Association
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