House Passes Mexican Labor Bill Amid Conference Work
A Mexican labor bill passed by the House aims to formalize temporary entry for agricultural workers under a pending Senate measure. The companion bill would make it a felony for employers to hire unlawfully present Mexican nationals. a similar provision was defeated in the House. Conference Committee set to reconcile versions. Lions Club Texas delegation tours the Capitol on return from Atlantic City. notes on growth in clubs and Petry Jr. admission to practice before the Supreme Court.
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Slane
Jack Cooper
San Angelo
Sandy King
Brownwood
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San Saha
Lions Clubs
Lone Star State
Herb C. Petry Jr
Carrizo Springs
Lions International
Petry
United States Supreme Court
Texas 52nd Legislature Adopts Broad Reforms
The 52nd Legislature completed its session with 831 House Bills and 475 Senate Bills introduced, 324 House Bills and 216 Senate Bills passed. The program includes mandatory life preservers on boats, stadium bonds, and various constitutional amendments and tax, welfare, and election law changes. Notable items cover rural fire districts, veterans bonds, and retirement plans for county officials.
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Junction Hosts Hill Country Chapter Women’s Auxiliary
The Hill Country Chapter of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association held its quarterly meeting in Junction with president Mrs. Ross Snodgrass presiding. Attendees from multiple towns heard reports on membership growth, the wool and mohair show, and upcoming Kerrville festival plans including a Make It Yourself With Wool contest and a fashion show.
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Chester Heinen
Turner
Sproul Morris
Morris
Mavis Sabins
Kerrville
Brooks Sweeten
Association
Hondo Crouch
Clint Brown
Harper
Oscar Nuenhoffer
Kerville
Stevens
Lampasas
Crouch
Dale Priour
Louis Strohacker
Moritz Holekamp
Gay Seiker
Menard
Texas
Claude Haley
Leakey
Fredericksburg
Ada Mae Montel
Center Point
John Saul
Sweeten
C. H. Godbold
Rocksprings
Felix Real Jr
Cade Schwethelm
Roy Henke
Ruth Morris
Patti Beal
Prize Contest To Name New County Park at Airport
Fredericksburg chamber sponsors a contest to name the new county park at the county airport three miles from town. A 310 prize is offered for the best name, with entries due by July 15 and mailed to Mrs. H H Fricke. Each entry must include a 25 word justification and be on a separate page.
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H. H. Fricke
Park Board
Texas
Park Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Livestock Receipts Report From San Antonio Market
San Antonio receipts show cattle 1500 calves 2000 sheep 2500 and goats 1000 with steady trade for cattle and calves. Medium to low grade butcher cows down 50 to 1 dollar while fat bulls and cows hold or slide slightly and stocker calves bring varied prices. Notes mention Chicago research on supply demand and potential price controls with weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Pather and Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Tatsch in Fort Worth.
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Frederickaburg, Texas
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Fort Worth
Freddie Tatsch
PP & Metzger
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Felix T. Tybor
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Fredericksburg, Texas
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