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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
9
Lt Gov Ben Ramsey tours Texas to open his reelection bid. He stresses soil and water conservation and measures to guard families against lobbying, narcotics, loan sharks, and weak insurance. Ramsey pins hopes on stricter rules and vigilance to protect the public. He lives near San Augustine with wife Florine and two daughters.
Four Texas employees of the Farmers Home Administration received Superior Service certificates from Secretary Ezra Taft Benson at a Washington ceremony. Winners include Maude T. Gray of Dallas Nettie Sims of Clarendon Herman F. Myatt of Kaufman and Aston W. Cole of Lampasas. A total 24 employees from 12 states were cited for outstanding service, with a trip to Washington as part of the award. The Farmers Home Administration provides loans to farm families lacking credit to buy or improve farms, aiding efficient land and labor use and access to private or cooperative credit.
Washington letters discuss pending bills on the Supreme Court Pre-emption Doctrine. If Congress enacts a federal law on topics also covered by state laws, state laws would be preempted. ADA and other left groups oppose curbs on federal encroachment on states rights. hearings held, but action delayed.
Guests included Miles High School graduates with sponsors from Miles. Ralph Masterson of San Angelo visited en route to a Rotary convention in Atlantic City. Brents E. Kenley, Navy Research specialist, on refresher in Washington, may become commander. Capito l expansion after a 90 year debate is authorized to extend east front into Capitol Plaza by about 36 feet.
The agency announced part time offices operating in Johnson City Liano Junction Mason and Menard to expand public access. Citizens can conduct basic services and inquiries at these satellite locations during specified hours.
Farmers may file for a refund of Federal excise tax on gasoline and diesel fuel and special motor oils used on the farm for farming purposes during the first six months of 1956. The notice defines farm and farming purposes and outlines who may file, what gasoline to include, where to file, and the period covered January 1 to June 30, 1956.
The article outlines a 1 year period ending June 30 for certain filings and sets an October 1 deadline for refunds. It warns of criminal penalties for false claims and penalties of twice the excess amount or $10 for excessive claims. It directs readers to the District Office of Internal Revenue and to Stone's Office for forms.
Community 4-H clubs schedule upcoming meetings at various venues including Harper Youth Center, Wi low HDC, Pilot Knob Kleins Hall, Crabapple School, Town and Country HDC, and Albert Club House. Dates span June 7 to June 12 with multiple sessions each evening.
Mrs. Mattie Arnold spent the past week with family at Menora and Fort McKavett and returned to Harper Saturday afternoon. Her daughter Mrs. Tillman Landers accompanied her to Harper.
Glenn Rhines of Legion spent the weekend with Mrs. Rhines and family, sharing time with relatives and relaxing at home.
Miss Carolyn Parker who attended college in Waxahachie has returned home for the summer.
Mr and Mrs Albert Land and grandchildren Sandra and Barbara Jungman of San Antonio were visitors in the Hubert Rahe home Sunday.
Mrs Anita Thurman and her son visited the Charlie Coffey home on Tuesday, staying for a social call and exchanging greetings with the family.
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