Poage calls for more respect for enforcement officers
House Agriculture Committee chairman W. R. Poage urged greater public respect for law and law enforcement at a convention of the American Feed Manufacturers Association. He noted Congress approved 1.06 billion dollars to train local officers but said money alone won’t restore respect. courts and the Justice Department must back policing, with family and community roles emphasized.
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W. R
Bob) Poage
House Committee On Agriculture
American Feed Manufacturers Association
Congress
Poage
Department of Justice
Poage Warns on Police Rights and Public Protection
In a tribute to peace officers Poage cautioned that Supreme Court rulings limiting police handling of criminals risk eroding the purpose of criminal law. He stressed the need to protect the public from lawless acts while balancing rights of the accused.
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Poage
Supreme Court
Miss B Birdwell Completes World Campus Afloat Cruise
Betty Birdwell arrived at Love Field Dallas after a four month World Campus Afloat cruise via Chapman College International Education Division. She visited Peru Chile Argentina Brazil Uruguay Senegal Morocco and many European nations. Met by parents J B Birdwell Jr Hearne and brother Bill Birdwell Austin, she resumed studies at the University of Texas. Also noted: John B Moody on 30 day Navy leave returned to Pensacola. Ruby Lund and son David visited Austin from Hearne.
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Betty Birdwell
Love Field
Dallas
Division of International Education
Chapman College
Orange County
California
South America
Africa
Europe
Miss Birdwell
Peru
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
S. A
Senegal
Morocco
Spain
Greece
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Portugal
Italy
Netherlands
Germany
England
J. B. Birdwell Jr
Hearne
Bill Birdwell
Austin
University of Texas
John B. Moody
Navy
John H. Moody
Paul H.moody
Pensacola
Florida
Church Service Schedules and Church Listings
A compact compilation lists multiple area churches with service times and leadership. It includes Easterly Baptist with Pastor Rev Jimmy Nedbalek and choir director, Old Elam Baptist with Rev Earl Ballard, Grace Methodist with Rev Ellwood Brown, Hearne Baptist Mission, St Philip's Episcopal with Rev David Erskine, and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with H M Hay, outlining Sunday School, worship and midweek programs.
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Easterly Baptist Church
Jimmy.nedbalek
W.W. R. Hancock
Old Elam Baptist Church
Earl H. Ballard
Odell V. Biggs
Thelma More
Ushers
Reorganized
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
H. M. Hay
United Pentecostal Church
Grady Brown
Old Queen Theatre
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Pha
First State Bank
Hearne, Texas
Miss B. Birdwell
Ruby Lund
David
Gary O'Neal
Christy
Farne BP Municipal Electric System
Church OF
Frank Fridel
Elliott Baptist
Ray Foster
Johnny Mahan
Bethany Baptist
Assembly OF God
H. Brawly
Christ’s Ambassadors
Wed
H. A. Davis
Missionary Society
A. C. E. Fellowship
Wheelock
C. E. Deakins
First Baptist
James E. Scirratt
Bob Gray
Training Union
Calvary Baptist
Jim Barnett
Grace Methodist
Ellwood W. Brown
Church OF Christ
Jim Talbert
Gause Baptist
Marion E. Smith
Hearne Baptist Mission
Magnolia Street
F. M. Alonzo
ST. Mary’s Catholic Church
Altar Society
The
Order For
Pentacostal Christian Church
IND
Felix Conde
Ambassadors of Christ
Christian Science Services
Patricia & Boyett Streets
College Station
Franklin Methodist
ED Hillyer
First Presbyterian Church
Barton Sr., Calvert, Texas
R. Y. Russell
Women of the Church
Vitro-Tech Corporation
Fabric Care Service
Planters & Merchants State Bank
Hearne Insurance
Hearne Democrat
C. F. McCormick