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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1950

Page

4

ECA Bill Passes as House Debates Tax and Aid Measures

After a week of debate the ECA bill passed and the cotton and peanut bill was signed by the President in Key West. The House braces for a ten day review of a 29 bill omnibus tax plan interrupted by Easter. the European aid bill totals 2.7 billion with reductions and additions for Korean aid and Arab refugees. The natural gas bill freeing independent producers from federal price regulation passed 176 to 174 in a photo finish. The piece notes Senate Florida race chatter, CIO activity to mobilize Black voters, and committee shifts affecting Texas representation.

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4-H Youths Raise 8 Million Birds In Poultry Program

The National 4-H Poultry Achievement program aims to surpass last year’s record of 8,000,000 birds raised by 4-H youth including chickens turkeys ducks and geese. Enrollment is expected to exceed 150,000 with county agents and 4-H leaders guiding youth through six program objectives and record keeping. Awards include five medals per county a Chicago trip for the state winner and $300 scholarships for ten national champions. Mrs E J Marshal of Kerrville visited the Cook family and Dale Cook and his daughter Saturday.

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Rahe Family Attends Big Game in San Antonio

Mrs. Harold Rahe and family joined the event in San Antonio on Tuesday. Mrs. Otto Rahe returned home with them after visiting her daughter Mrs. Theo Holm and family. Jebes and sons of Segovia visited sister Mrs. Warren McDougal. Norbert Fritz and family from Fredericksburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wendel and attended Lutheran service. Bob Poage of Waco will remain to oversee farming interests.

Harold Rahe San Antonio Otto Rahe Theo. Holm Nobles Jebes Myre Norbert Fritz Little Daughter Fredericksburg Henry Wendel Lutheran Church Fexan Bob Poage Waco Aait Geet Caleeis

Senator Dorsey B Hardeman Seeks Reelection for 25th District

San Angelo lawyer and former mayor Dorsey B. Hardeman announces candidacy for reelection to the Texas Senate 25th District. He served in World War II, was elected to the state House in the 1930s, and is a longtime leader on constitutional government and fiscal committees. He and his wife reside in San Angelo with two sons.

Dorsey B. Hardeman San Angelo Hardemann Hardeman Mark Bryan Carl Runge Runge & Hardeman McBurnett Building House of Army Judge Advocate General's Department Senate Brown, Coke Coleman Comanche Concho Gillespie Juion Mason Kimble McCulloch Menard Mills Runnels Schleicher Sterling Tom

Sheep Shearing School Set at Gillespie Fair Grounds

A free educational field school on proper sheep shearing will be held at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds next Wednesday April 12. E A Warner livestock specialist and J A Gray Texas A&M Extension Service will lead, focusing on safe techniques, equipment care, comb and cutter sharpening, and wool prep for market.

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Sheep Shearing Rules And Local News From Fredericksburg

Wood harvest rules emphasize no second cuts and clean fleece. Mr and Mrs Floyd Boatright return from San Antonio where their ill grandson is much improved. Death reported of John Heinemann at Fredericksburg. Mr and Mrs Charlie Nelson visit from San Antonio. Mrs John Holland visits daughter Mrs W R Massey and family.

Floyd Boatright San Antonio John Heinemann Fredericksburg Charlie Nelson W. R. Pankey John Holland W. R. Massey

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