Self-Help Concept in Poverty War Conference
Sen Walter Richter leaders in Texas praise self help as high opportunity during a regional conference in Austin. He urges implementing programs without apology and argues for motivation and initiative to fight poverty. The talk emphasizes a practical war on poverty with community effort and policy support.
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Walter Richter
Texas Office of Economic Help
Austin
Point KoKo Palace
Texas Secu Welfare Association
Park land dispute resolve ads clarify Lyndson State Park
Fredericksburg officials place ads in theburg RadioPast and burg Standard to explain Lyndson State Park will not include land owned by a Leran church. The park commission plans to strike names on petitions and defer action, with residents warned about potential removals.
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Fredericksburg
Lyndson State Park
Gop Predicting Tax Increases and Welfare Debate
The piece reports GOP leaders predicting tax hikes and argues for welfare expansion tied to poverty, disease, and crime indicators. Richert caps a regional conference of the Texas Social Welfare Association, with 106 attendees in Lubbock after a year’s pause, led by Captain Neal Feeton.
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Richert
South Plains
Texas Social Welfare Association
James F. Dinsmore
Tens 1 Welfare Association
Pully
Lubbek
Neal Feeton
TSWAL
Blizzard In Nebraska Takes Fourth Victim
A Nebraska blizzard claims its fourth victim as residents endure heavy snow, drifting winds, and dangerous travel conditions across multiple counties. Emergency crews urge caution while schools and services operate on limited schedules.
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Nebraska
Homecoming May Be Sad For Tuberculosis Victims
OATHVILLE May be a somber Homecoming as 20 preschool children from 2 to 3 years old are sent to a sanatorium near Detroit. Authorities in Garden City report delays and criticism of the facility while nurses, teachers, and officials confront gaps in tuberculosis care and safety. The article notes gloomy, old facilities and ongoing state legislative scrutiny, with ward admissions expected to rise as cures lag and families face uncertainty.
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Oathville
Everil Pares
Rome
Towart
Austria Feeds 89 Percent Of Population From Limited Farmland
Despite 20 percent arable land, Austrian farmers meet 89 percent of the public's food needs. They cultivate 185 million acres.
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Austrian
Vienna
Austria
Woods seeks 30 day extension to emergency voter registration
In Austin, Stanley Woods attorney asks federal court to extend the 15 day emergency voter registration period to 30 days before any election. Woods, Democratic primary candidate for governor, argues current limits create confusing, conflicting voting access. He filed a memorandum with Sam Houston Clinton supporting intervention in the poll tax suit, saying the court must allow involvement before the 15 day rule. Woods criticized Texas leadership in a Dallas speech, linking delays to lobby influence. Separately, researchers project seven years for space probes to reach Neptune.
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Austin
Stanley Woods
Woods
Sam Houston
Clinton
Wyer
Dallas
Texas
Atomic Energy Commission
Denture Invention Lets Wearers Speak and Eat Freely
An artificial membrane connects dentures to gums mimicking natural teeth allowing denture wearers to eat speak and laugh with less worry. It absorbs bite shock protects gums from bruising and enables firmer stable fits for hard foods while claiming all-day freshness and precise retention.
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Vand States
Jose Pens
Texas Social Welfare Lake Palace
Cay Keeton
Mary E. Hamlin
Texas Office of Economic
Old Homestead
Griffith Tae
N. College
Bowman
Bowman Lumber CO
Ave. O
Wonds
Neptune
Washington
Owen
Charles N. Leger
D.C
Sherman
Clovis Rd
Lubbock
Williamson Boys
34Th Street
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