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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1949

Page

7

Johnsons budget cuts spark Hill embrace across party lines

Defense Secretary Louis Johnson announces a phased layoff of 135000 civilians and 12500 reserve officers, with 51 installations closed and further cuts ahead. Veterans Administration adds about 75000 job losses. The move mirrors a wider push to balance deficits amid mounting debt and rising Federal taxes.

Defense Louis Johnson Capitol Hill Byrd Johnson House Armed Service Committee Army Navy The Veterans Administration Federal Treasury Congress Census Bureau United States

Boerns Return Home After Relatives Visit

Mr and Mrs Herbert Boerm left Monday for their home in Palestine after spending the weekend with relatives here following the funeral services for Mrs Boerms uncle J L Hodges.

H. E. Atkinson Alice J. L. Hodges James Hodges Wm. Gregory of Spur LaVerne Johnston Judith Ann Rothmann Mrs. Herbert Boerm Palestine Mrs. Boerm

Two Teeth Extracted From Sue Beth Bannowsky

Sue Beth Bannowsky had two teeth removed by a San Angelo dentist Friday of last week.

Sue Beth Bannowsky San Angelo

Second printing press install in Texas brought by a Spaniard

In 1817 a second printing press was installed in Texas, brought by a Spaniard named Mena. The note records this early colonial press move highlighting Mena as the organizer.

Texas Mena

Texas governor and newspaper origins noted

The Galveston News, later the Dallas Morning News, began publication in 1842. James S. Hogg, elected Texas governor in 1890, was the first newspaperman to hold that office.

Galveston News The Dallas Morning News James S. Hogg Texas

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