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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1937

Page

7

Sit-Down Strikes Threaten Law and Order Across Nation

A long noted piece discusses sit-down strikes and their threat to public safety and property. It cites Detroit motor plants and court injunctions, arguing unions must respect laws and avoid violence while supporting workers' rights. It notes a Pontiac incident where a student allegedly damaged a car seeking higher wages and warns the movement could destabilize democracy.

Bob Geir Aha Leading Motor Company of Detroit Allan Campbin Tw. T Rotor’ Corporation Gic Eviderich Sdidu Eet E. Boeid Sitdlown Pontiac Michigan America

Texas pecan hopes rise amid sturdy livestock market

Livestock receipts reach 700 cattle and 700 valves with buyers paying $7.50 to $8.75 for medium calves and $8.50 to $9.90 for hogs weighing 110 to 300 pounds. Cattle and fat cows show strength, while common calves and lower-grade cows trade down. Pecans emerge as a rising Texas commodity, growing from $830,000 in 1982 to over $2 million in 1985 amid statewide plantings and limited processing facilities.

All Texas San Saba Brown Tom Green Kimble Llano Burnet Lampasas Guadalupe

May Day Proclaimed Child Health Day in Texas

Governor Allred proclaims May 1 as Child Health Day in Texas urging cooperation among public and private agencies to promote immunization, maternal and child health, safe milk campaigns, child welfare, and access to health services for Texas children.

Health leaders urge statewide May Day health drive

Dr George W Cox State Health Officer joins Governor Alfred in urging coordinated efforts of maternal and child welfare authorities and all agencies to promote better health conditions through the state. The May Day drive is presented as an incentive to improve health year round.

Bowen George W. Cox Division of Maternal and Child Welfare State Department of Health Alfred Ans Lea Geneics

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Mar Aker Helen Millwee McKay Abe Julius Heyman Wichita Falls Junction Cattle Loan Co Junction, Texas Bob Burns James V. All United States Allred Campaians James V. Allred State of Humans Gene Carr Texas State Bonnie McDaniel West Texas Homemakers THE West Texas Utilities Company West Texas Utilities Commany
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