Governor Shepherd asks Supreme Court to delay Nebraska Right to Work ruling
Texas Attorney General John Ben Shepperd petitions the U S Supreme Court to postpone ruling on Nebraska Right to Work until the October term to align with a parallel Texas case. He cites the gravity of issues and references Amarillo litigation involving a closed shop between Santa Fe Railway and unions.
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Austin
John Ben Shepperd
U.S. Supreme Court
Nebraska
Texas
Shepperd
Amarillo
Santa Fe Railway
Moulton High Honor Roll List By Grade
The Moulton High School announces its sixth weeks honor roll. Students named include Joyce Arndt Rudie Kay Bracuer Joe Canter Eugene Chaloupka Ronnie Haass David Henricks Virginia Hull James Edward Rainer Allen Ray Mikulencak Johnny Pilat Harry Senter Ernette Zimmerman for First Grade. Second Grade lists Don Bunting Rae Nell Kaiser Wayne Kaiser Carolyn Macehistein Sandra Young. Additional names cover Third through Twelfth Grade with a wide range of students acknowledged for scholastic achievement.
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Joyce Arndt
Rudie Kay Bracuer
Joe Canter
Eugene Chaloupka
Ronnie Haass
David Henricks
Virginia Hull
James Edward Rainer
Allen Ray Mikulencak
Johnny Pilat
Harry Senter
Ernette Zimmerman
Don Bunting
Rae Nell Kaiser
Wayne Kaiser
Carolyn Macehistein
Sandra Young
Martha Boothe
Gayla Braeuer
Ervin Janek
Lanny Mikulencak
Kathy Haas
Elizabeth Halliburton
Rita Kubenka
Darlene Kuhen
Leean Luksovsky
Lanell Seifert
Larry Seifert
Gayle Fisbeck
Mabel Fishbeck
Patsy Fulkerson
Billy Hohit
Mildred Jaroszewski
Dorothy Darilek
Gloria Haas
Joyce Hull
Georgia Luksovsky
Loyce Luksovsky
Barbara Machart
Phillip Stalla
Mayor Pundt Receives 20 Year Fire Chief Badge
At a regular Fire Dill session the local Fire Dept. awarded Mayor Wm. Pundt a Fire Chief badge for twenty years of service. A barbecue steak supper was provided by August Etlinger and refreshments by Emil J. Jaluska at the VFW Hall.
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Wm. Pundt
Thei
August Etlinger
Emil J. Jaluska
VFW
Houston club owner indicted on tax fraud charges
District Director R L Phin ney of Austin said a Federal Grand Jury in San Antonio indicted L W Dickerson of Houston on a tax fraud charge dated April 17. Dickerson faced an income tax evasion totaling 13 463 99 for 1949. He owns the Club Matinee and the Crystal White Hotel in Houston.
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R. L. Phinney
Austin
Federal Grand Jury
San Antonio
L. W. Dickerson
Houston
Dickerson
Mr. Dickerson
Plant Your Full Cotton Allotment For History, C.C.B.A. Urges
The Old Cotton Belt Association of Texas urges cotton farmers to plant their full allotment to preserve county and regional history. President I. O. Lundgren warns that planting less than 90 percent harms history and acreage, urging farmers with unused allotments to release them to the county ASC for redistribution. The group credits recent gains and plans for 1957, with the State ASC committee beginning formula study in June and inviting allotment requests. The association reports 59 counties represented, including a lone county with 615 members.
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Old Cotton Belt Association of Texas
I. O. Lundgren
Elgin
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Lundrgen
O.C.B.A
Texas
ASC
Have Your Pets Vaccinated Saturday at Local Mill
A Gon zales Veterinary Depot representative will vaccinate dogs and cats in the neighborhood at the Moulton Oil Mill on Saturday April 28. The Chamber of Commerce arranged this service for residents. Vaccination helps protect pets and children. owners pay the fees.
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Gonzales
Moulton
Chamber of Commerce
Top Wrestlers Return for Hallettsville Friday Night
Due to bad weather, the April 21 wrestling cards were postponed to Friday April 27 at Halletts ville Football Stadium near Recreation Hall. First bell at 8:00 p m. Tickets from April 21 are valid with reserved seating. Box seats 2.00, reserved 1.50, general 1.00, child 50c. call 387 W 119 J or 440 J or Tribune office for reservations.
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Hallettsville
Recreation Hall
Tribune
Scout Program To Highlight Legion Meet Here Tuesday
After a short Legion and Ladies Auxiliary session Moulton Scout Troop 221 will stage skits at the VFW Hall Tuesday May 1 at 8 00 p m District Scout Executive Pichard Bentley will present the Boy Scout Charter to the local Legion Post sponsor of Troop 221 Scouts will receive Tenderfoot Badges and mothers may pin them on their sons Charles Luksovsky leads the newly organized troop with Jo Die Meiserschlaeger as assistant scoutmaster The group has earned three merit ribbons at a recent Cuero Camporee.
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American Legion and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Moulton Scout Troop 221
VFW Hall
Delafa
Pichard Bentley
Legion Post
Charles Luksovsky
Jodie Meiserschlaeger
Cuero
Night hunts yield fines in Texas arrests
Night hunting fines rise as Justices of the Peace levy penalties for nocturnal wildlife raids. The Game and Fish Commission reports 11 deer night hunting charges at $100 plus costs, with 10 others fined. Fishing violations account for most of 266 prosecutions, including $70 totals for hoop net, trotline, and license offenses.
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Texas
Justices of the Peace
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Zion Lutheran Evangelism Mission Planned for May
Zion Lutheran to hold a week long evangelism mission from May 13 to 18 led by Rev. Alfred F. Knorr of Corpus Christi as guest speaker. Rev. Julius J. Honn announces daily morning and evening services with aims to deepen members faith attract unchurched, train lay evangelists with William Miculka as lay chairman and dedicated committees. A Prayer Vigil runs two weeks prior.
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Zion Luather
Julius J. Honn
Alfred F. Knorr
Corpus Christi
William Miculka
Rexall One Cent Sale Begins Monday at Kotzebue Drug Co
Kotzebue's Rexall Drug Store starts a Rexall One Cent Sale from Monday April 30 through Saturday May 5. The event offers two identical items for the price of one plus one cent on medicines cosmetics shaving needs and more with the Rexall money back guarantee and bonus buys at reduced prices.
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Kotzebue
Rexall Drug
Rexall Drug Company
Jack Fisk Seeks State Senate District 15 Seat
Wharton County resident Jack Fisk announces his bid for the State Senate in the 15th District. A veteran of World War II, Fisk spent 20 years in Wharton County with three years in the army, later active in real estate and oil and gas leasing. He previously sat on the Revenue and Taxation and Agriculture committees and chaired the Rules Committee.
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Texas
Fisk
Wharton County
House
Jack Fisk
Wharton
New Home For R N D Boehms Near Town
A new two bedroom wooden house is under construction for Mr and Mrs R N D Boehm in the north central part of town. The Rothbauer crew is doing the work and the structure is progressing well.
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R.N. D. Boehm
Rothbauer
Bevan Couple Returns From 16 Day Trip Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bevan returned from a 16 day journey that began at the Gunners Convention in Dallas. They visited Benton Arkansas with the Gebhards and saw Hot Springs and Little Rock. In Alabama they stayed with the Finches in Linden and with the Davises in Thomasville. A large group visited in Mobile where the Berans previously lived.
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Emil Bevan
Dallas
Benton
Arkansas
John Gebhard
Gebhards
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Alabama
Bill Finch
Linden
Joe Davis
Thomasville
Mobile
Beran’s
Farm income crisis faces nearly a million small Southern farms
The article outlines that almost one million full time farm families, mainly in the South, have too few resources to earn satisfactory incomes. It notes that prosperity draws labor from farms to cities, while recession reverses this, and stresses that increasing prices alone won't lift incomes without more land and capital. It calls for growth in nonfarm sectors and labor shifting out of farming to improve farm prosperity.
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South
Piano Recital Planned by Mrs Jaeggli at Moulton High
Mrs J T Jaeggli presents her piano students in a recital on May 11 at 8:00 p m in the Moulton High School Gymnasium. Everyone is invited.
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J. T. Jaeggli
Moulton High School
Department Chaplain Honored at El Campo Legion Post
The Rev. Marcus Valenta of Praha, Texas, state department chaplain, received a marble desk set from El Campo Legion Post for his work with Buddies of his former Post. Delegates at the convention included Ernest Jasek and others. John Janacek also attended.
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Marcus Valenta
Praha
American Legion
Texas
el Campo
Ikl Campo
Cleburne Wendel
Valenta
The
Ame
Bohus Migl
Geo
Migs
State Dept
Woodrow Joost
Louis Fishbeck
John Janacek
Legionnaires Convened at La Grange for 9th District Session
Delegates gathered in La Grange for the 9th District American Legion spring convention. They honored deceased members, adopted amendments on veterans affairs, and debated pension rules and a farewell to segregation in conventions. Culp Krueger urged farm youth to seek rights of choice amid perceived anti democratic trends. The joint Legion Auxiliary session featured district officials and a memorial for fallen members.
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American Legion
la Grange
Legion and Auxiliary
Yoakum
Culp Krueger
Legion
Krueger
Sns
Oak Grove P TA to Hold Final Meeting
The Oak Grove P TA will hold its final regular meeting of the school session Friday April 27. Entertainment will include performances by school children followed by a social.
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Oak Grove
P-Ta
Oak Grove P-Ta
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