Allred to push social welfare and schooling reforms in Texas
Governor James V. Allred plans a lengthy state of the commonwealth message to the 46th Legislature in January. He will advocate completing social security program phases, teacher retirement aid, aid for the blind and dependent children, a permanent welfare organization, and a revision of workmen’s compensation. He also aims to index past gubernatorial messages for easy reference and to send a copy to Governor-elect O’Daniel. O’Daniel favors a State RFC to spur Texas industry, but observers note legal and fiscal hurdles such as constitutional amendments, budget deficits, and reliance on banks and investors for funding.
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Commonwealth
James V. Allred
Austin
Texas
State Automatic Tax Board
Board of Education
Allred
Senate
House
W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Industrie
Goveject
New Building Planned for Schraub Company Store
A. Schraub announces under way construction of a new fireproof 4200 square foot store joined to the existing building, plus a 34 by 40 native stone warehouse. Total 5500 square feet. Completion hoped by December 15. Schraub, in Junction 26 years, details career and local ties.
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A. Schraub
C. A
Alex J. Hamer Company
Junction Hardware Company
Philip Joseph F
Wahl Bros. & Jordan
Pastors and Laymen Plan Church Council Meeting
Ward Terrell of Corpus Christi and Junction hosted a luncheon at Hotel Las Lomas for Junction pastors and local laymen to discuss forming a church council. A follow up luncheon was set for Monday November 21 to finalize the organization with attendees including Rev. Thomas J Bradley Rev. Ennis G Hill Rev. James J Kellam W Atchison Ward Hardeman K G Durst Dr J E Wiedeman and Edgar McLendon.
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Ward Terrell
Corpus Christi
Junction
Churches of
Hotel Las Lomas
Terrell
Llane
Pete Terrell
Denver
Cole
Thomas J Bradley
The
Presbyterian Church
Ennis G. Hill
Methodist Church
James J. Kellam
Baptist
W. Atchison
Christian Church
Ward Hardeman
Fire at Rothmann Ranch Destroys Feed Stack
Afternoon blaze on the Howard Rothmann ranch partially destroyed a large feed stack and some ground feed sacks. Neighbors and an old time bucket brigade kept the fire in check until Junction Vol Fire Department arrived with a pumper truck and extinguished the flames. A tractor engine exhaust is suspected to have sparked the fire.
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Howard Rothmann
Junction Vol
Rothmann
First Turkey Brought In By Local Youth
James Smith son of Mr and Mrs L Smith rose early Wednesday morning to bag a fine wild gobbler and returned to town as the first to check a gobbler into the local ice house.
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James Smith
8. L. Smith
Motorists Urged to Observe Stop Signs on College Avenue
Public safety campaign asks drivers to stop at College Avenue intersections to protect lives. Residents vow to enforce compliance and ensure visibility of the STOP signs for all traffic.
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College Avenue
Mrs Geo Strong Dies Thursday In Denison Texas
Mrs Stella Raney Strong, wife of George Strong and daughter of D T Whittle, died near Denison Texas November 10 after a long illness. Born February 28 1887 in Glenelg South Australia she moved to the United States in 1906 and settled near Junction. She married George Strong November 16 1933 and is survived by her husband, her father two brothers two nieces and two nephews. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev Ennis B Hill officiating and interment in Junction Cemetery beside her mother.
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Stella Raney Strong
George Strong
D. T Whittle
Denison
Texas
Tede Temple Hospital
Arkansas
Mr Strong
Junction
Methodist
Ennis B. Hill
R .Skaggs
W. E. Bolt
Clay Secrest
Marvin Skaggs
Joe Maddux
Roy Borden
Joe Bisset
Wilson Buster
Ovie Tuster
EW. Boekhaus
Wm. Taylor
Ruc. Bruce
Howard Ragsdill
Elmer Harrison
H. K. Caldwell
J.D. Baker
Glenelg
South Australia
United States
Chicago
Whittle
Wilfred Whittle
Hackberry
Edward Whittle
Albert Whittle
Rockprings
Reba Whittle
Rocksprings
Rea. Whittle
Th Methodist Church
Rebeccah Lodge
Church
Nugent Weaver Dips in San Antonio Burial Planned
Nugent Weaver died in San Antonio Wednesday and will be buried in Copperas Cemetery this Thursday afternoon at four o clock. Information is not available as we go to press to give an account of his life in this community. His obituary will appear next week.
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Nugent Weaver
San Antonio
Copperas
Service Officer to Aid War Veterans Widows Gold Star Mothers
A. O. Willman of the Veterans State Service office will visit to assist veterans and dependents with war service claims. He aims to see many war widows and Gold Star mothers due to recently liberalized laws. Contact district representative Willman in the Land Office building Austin for Wednesday appointments.
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A. O. Willman
Veterans State Service Office
Willman
Jorge C. Betts
Land Office
Austin
Texas
Ember
United Council Church Women Formed in Junction
Representatives from the Women's Missionary groups of Junction churches met at the Baptist annex to plan a United Council of Church Women. Mrs J L Cunningham chaired as leader and a committee was formed to draft constitution and bylaws. Next meeting is 3 PM Monday November 21 at the Presbyterian Church. all women are urged to attend.
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Baptist Church
United Council of the Church Women of
Junction
J. L. Cunningham
Presbyterian Church
Junction Lions Club hears James Liverman on extracurriculars
James Liverman, president of Junction High School's student body, spoke at the Junction Lions Club luncheon about extracurricular activities. The German Band performed led by Dick Borden, Billy Riley, Fred Hausmann, James Kropff, and Barbara Crest. Guests included Kerrville's Crest Hoggett. attendance prize went to BL Smith. Ladies Night was set for December 14 with planning by Edgar Taylor, Ramsey Randolph, and Royce Buster.
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James Liverman
Junction
Junction Lions Club
Hodges Otellar
Taylor
Liverman
Junction High School
Dick Borden
Billy Riley
Fred Hausmann
James Kropff
Barbara Claycrest
Pierce Hoggett
Kerrville
BL. Smith
Edgar Taylor
Ramsey Randolph
Royce Buster
Eagle Will Publish Wednesday Next Week
The Eagle announces publication shifted to Wednesday next week due to Thanksgiving. Printing and office schedules adjusted to ensure the paper appears on Wednesday instead of the usual day.
Junction Eagles Triumph Over Menard in Armistice Tilt
The Junction Eagles defeated Menard 15 to 0 in an Armistice Day game, scoring early with two Roy Dale McKay touchdowns, a 70 yard punt return, and a late surge by Baugh and Whitworth. The win leaves Junction set to clinch a tie for District 41 B unless Rocksprings wins next week. Coach Hopkins deployed second-stringers late as Junction piled up 16 first downs, while Menard could not breach the Eagle 30 yard line. Mr and Mrs J L Cunningham spent Armistice weekend visiting Beaumont Houston San Antonio and watched football and shows before returning home.
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Glauder
John R. Callan
San Arno
Junction-Menard
Junction Eagles
Menard
Junction
Rocksprings
Eldorado
McKay
Baugh
Junction 20
Theourth
Eagles
Bill Whitworth
Whitworth
Coffey Earr
Uver
Clayton Hopkins
Jane
J. L. Cunningham
Beaumont
Houston
Joe
Rice Owls
San Antonio
Texas Lags In Number Enrolled With Red Cross
Coke R Stevenson Jr chapter chairman says Texas Red Cross enrollment is 2.9 percent of population, far below national 48 percent. Roll Call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving aims to boost Texas chapters with residents joining, improving disaster relief and welfare services locally.
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Red Cross
Texas
Coke R. Stevenson, Jr
Kimble County
Coke Jr
Armistie
Stevenson
National Organization
Rocksprings Bulldogs Set to Challenge Junction Eagles Tomorrow
Rocksprings faces Junction in a key District 41-B football clash at Junction field Friday at 2:30 pm. If Rocksprings upsets Junction, three of five district clubs may tie for first. El Dorado leads with one district defeat, while Edwards County fans expect a Rocksprings victory.
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Junction Field
Rocksprings Bulldogs
Junction Eagles
Rocksprings
Eagles
Eldorado
Edwards County
Menard
Ten-year-old girl bags first 12 point buck on ranch
Ann Allen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Allen, killed a 12 point buck on the Allen ranch on opening day. It is her first buck and the family shares notable delight at the achievement.
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Ann Allen
Raymond Allen
Allen Ranch
Ann
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Julian Capers
Schraub Company
Organization of Church Council
Turkey
Ems
Olos
Nuge
United Council Church
Lions Club
Eagle
the Eagle
Armistice
Tling
New
Unite
Buck Ann Ali
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