Senate Passes Costly Housing Bill With Broad Provisions
The Senate approved a large housing bill amid House recess. It calls for 810,000 public housing units over six years costing about 308 million dollars annually, plus 250 million in loans and 12.5 million in grants for farm housing over four years, and 1 billion in loans and 500 million in grants to local governments for slum clearance. The measure drew concern that many slum dwellers do not own their properties and that federal aid may subsidize wealthy owners, while predicting a multi‑billion‑dollar final price and a growing federal landlord role. The piece also touches on congressional notices and a mix of opinion pieces and rural agricultural advice about pecan pests and spraying schedules.
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DDT spraying in dairies eased as safe alternative urged
Dairy officials caution that spraying cows or barns with DDT can leave trace amounts in milk though no illnesses have been tied to it. Experts recommend methoxychlor or pyrethrum for dairy insect control and plan to promote safer 2 4 D usage for lawns and crops with proper dosages. The pecan nut case bearer menace looms as the four stage worm threatens pecan yields.
Chinese Auction Raises Funds for Junction School Band
The Chinese auction at the Junction School Band concert on Tuesday evening April 26 netted about 72 dollars for band overalls. Frank Hubbell and Vernon Jones conducted the sale with a ham donated by Borden Locker Plant, a suggestion of owner L D Borden. A 35 piece band played matches and overtures, plus a brass sextet and duets during the concert.
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Clayton Dodd
Borden
L. D. Borden
Texas Locker Association
Frank Hubbell
Vernon Jones
Future Homemakers of America Elect Officers
Local chapter names new officers Joy Dunbar president Margaret Helen Browning vice president Dickie Wood secretary Jean Landers treasurer Jo Ann Herring historian Lorena Collier song leader Nettie Sykes pianist Delores Alexander reporter Training for officers set May 27 29 at Camp Idlewilde Comfort Texas.
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Margaret Helen Browning
Dickie Wood
Jean Landers
Jo Ann Herring
Lorena Collier
Nettie Sykes
Delores Alex
Camp Idlewilde
Comfort
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