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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1956

Page

3

Drought relief boosts Texas farm aid in 1956 race

Texas drought relief expands with Eisenhower aid to cattlemen and hay programs. Subsidies rise to 1.50 per hundredweight, extended to Dec 31, and an extra 5 million allocated. Railroads cut hay freight 90 percent for drought areas. Politicking surrounds the move as campaigns heat up.

Austin Tex Texas Eisenhower Farmers Home Administration Western Railroads GOP Jack Porter Republicans.” State Agriculture Commr John White

State Law On Overtaking And Passing School Bus

The driver must stop before passing a stopped school bus on highways outside towns and may proceed at prudent speed not exceeding ten miles per hour. Buses must display a specified yellow color with eight inch black SCHOOL BUS letters and amber flashing lights when stopping. In 1955 seven bus accidents in the district were caused by failure to stop. statewide 379 bus accidents caused 5 deaths and 177 injuries. The note highlights 7,500 buses carrying 380,000 passengers daily over 425,000 miles.

N. R. Smith San Antonio Texas Highway Patrol Smith San Antono

Texas House Speaker Resigns to Lead Good Roads Group

Jim Lindsey resigns as executive vice president of the Texas Good Roads Association to focus on his new post as State Democratic Executive Committeeman. Cochran Gaines Lamb and Yoakum Counties added to the drought disaster area as total counties reach 218 of 254 statewide.

Jim Lindsey Texas House of Representatives Texas Good Roads Association Democratic Cochran Gaines Lamb Yoakum

Texas crops and oil progress highlighted in state roundup

U S Department of Agriculture projects 1956 Texas sorghum output at 94.48 million bushels and corn at 25.53 million. State forecasts include rice bags 10.891 million, oranges 2.3 million boxes, grapefruit 3.5 million boxes. Oil industry events mark Oil Progress Week October 14 20. Texas School for the Deaf opening delayed by 2.5 million dollar construction. Two new medical surgical buildings added to state hospital system praised for design and care.

Texas Texas Boy Scout State Health Department Food and Drug Merit System Council Littlefield Building Austin Allan Shivers Texas School For the Deaf Texas State Hospital Washington Austin State Hospital San Antonio

Industry Leader Cites Water Timber Link in East Texas

Houston forester and timber management leader George W. Stanley, chairman of the Texas Forestry, emphasizes the growing importance of the interdependence between water resources and the timber industry in East Texas.

East Texas Houston Lang Toay George W. Stanley The Texas Forear

Soil and Water Conservation Meeting Highlights Local Practices

The Marshall Springs group gathered October 9 at the Kneese home to view a film on soil and water cover. Carl Oehler of Harper showcased grazing practices improving range cover, while Gerald Cole plans eight acres of King Ranch bluestem for seed. The Soil Bank program and SCS technicians active in area projects were noted, with visits among local families concluding the report.

Marshall Springs Ben Kneese Elgin Ellebracht Levy Ellebracht Bernice Ellebracht Harold Kneese Raymond Kneese Soil Conservation Service Marvin Daniel Carl Oehler Harper Oehler Gerald Cole Petersburg King Ranch Bluestem Soil Bank County Agriculture Conservation Service Office Roy Tom Weinheimer Stonewall Jackson Wiemers Hubert Rahe Willie Dittmar

East Texas Forest Industry Urges Balanced Water Planning

At the second annual Water Conference in College Station Stanley, representing East Texas forest industry, urged viewing resources in the right perspective. He said timber is a crop and soil protection, water conservation, and runoff control depend on balanced development and planning across all resources.

Dustries Committee College Station Stanley East Texas Forest Industry Houston Forester East Texas East Texas

Marshall Family Visits Harris in Austin After Rodeo Trip

Mr and Mrs Victor Marshall and their two sons and Lamar Itz visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Harris in Austin Saturday night. They attended the rodeo at Huntsville Sundry.

Victor Marshall Lamar Itz Ralph Harris Austin Huntsville

Mr and Mrs Edwin Klein Visit Mrs Ernest Klein Sunday

Mr and Mrs Edwin Klein and their daughters visited his mother Mrs Ernest Klein on Sunday afternoon.

Edwin Klein Ernest Klein Sr! Calentine Seguin Carrie Calentine

President Expands Veterans Home Loan Access in Rural Areas

The President outlined steps to widen veteran home loan access on favorable terms in rural and small communities. Actions include reopening formerly eligible areas, authorizing direct loans when guaranteed loans have restrictive terms, and direct processing for farm-site purchases.

Administrator of Veterans Affairs Veterans Administration Housing and Home Finance Agency VHMCP VHMUP

Texans Find the Stands For Some Things We Do

A Texas town tale compares a St Louis suit salesman to political loyalties in Texas. The column notes conservative Democrats drifting toward Ike in 1960, praising his Korea returns and honest government while critiquing Truman’s post politics. It ends with a paid notice from Texas Democrats for Ellisonbowar.

St. Louis Papa Bown Texas Eisenhower Ike Stevenson Adlai Walter Reuther Korea Missouri Suit Truman Downy

Lang Family Visits Extend Through Fredericksburg and Kerrville

Private lenders receive first chance on a VA loan as the Lang families host relatives in Fredericksburg and Kerrville. Mrs. Charlie Lang and Mrs. Hilmar Lang lead visiting kin including Mrs. Otto Nagel and Mrs. Carrie Calentine amid weekend gatherings.

Charlie Lang Hilmar Lang Howard Bowers Otto Nagel Fredericksburg Edwin Lang Edwin Lang Jr Kerrville

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