Conviction Stirs Fallout Over Bridges Citizenship Case
The Supreme Court overturned an order sending Bridges back to Australia, leading to his release and citizenship. Years later a Justice Department indictment for perjury accuses him of lying about Communist ties when citizenship was granted, with a jury convicting him.
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Supreme Court
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Gillespie County Soil Conservation District News
Keimer and Arnold Rode supervise the Gillespie County Soil Conservation District with Dudley T. Mann and M. A. Daniel of the Soil Conservation Service. The department aims to use land within its capabilities and align practices with its needs.
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Board of Supervisors of
Keimer and
Arnold Rode
Gillespie County Soil Conservation District
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M. A. Daniel
The
Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service Office
Aail
Simon Burg
Stonewall
West Meusebach
A. L. Woerner
Emil Sauer
Otto Spaeth
Johnny Dittmar
Paul Sauer
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Gillespie County
A&m College Station
James Eckhardt
Rubin Heinemann
James Cox
Daniel Crenwelge
Curtis Eckhardt
Stanley Ernst
David Sagebiel
F. C. Lochte
Insects Threaten Gardens Wireworms Bite Deep
Observations by Charles A. Stone County Agent describe wireworms as among the most destructive and widespread pests of corn, small grains, grasses, potatoes, and root crops. The larvae vary from hard dark brown worms to pale forms and attack crops on sod or second-year sod, damaging potatoes beets cabbage onions and other garden plants.
Political crusade against communists sparks debate in Congress
The article outlines a Supreme Court ruling on communist membership and conspiracy to overthrow the government, condemning leniency yet urging harsher future penalties. It notes past efforts to deport a leftist leader, cites legal ramifications, and reports community updates from Kerrville, including agricultural meetings and soil conservation chatter.
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Social Security looks for 14000 potential beneficiaries in Texas
The Social Security Administration pursues about 14 000 persons aged 65 or older who worked in covered employment since 1937 for old age and survivors benefits. About 800 live in the 21 county Center area with 100 already filing claims. The Austin office, 105 Brown Building, handles outreach and scheduling in communities through monthly town visits.
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21 County
Austin Social Security Office
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Marley
Austin
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