Voters of Ninth District Debate Absences and Record
A Texas candidate argues over claims of six of twelve votes missing from the last Congressional session. He cites clerk records showing 278 roll calls and asserts his few absences came during Texas visits and key hearings. He notes miscounting of a housing subsidy bill and repetition of the same OPA bill.
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Columbus
Texas
Sulak
Congress
Lama
Washington
South Trimble
House
Sajak
Galveston Sea-Wall
Outlook for Canning Jars and Supplies Bright This Year
The piece notes abundant jars and caps for canning season, highlighting Ball Brothers two-piece Vacu-Seal caps, glass top seals, and zinc lids. It advises choosing jar sizes by intended contents, recommends pre-ordering with dealers, and stresses careful processing to avoid spoilage while signaling a strong market for standard and wide-mouth jars in various sizes.
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Gladys Kimbrough
Ball Brothers Company
Democratic Primary Ballot Casts for 1946 Texas Races
Sample ballot for the Democratic primary on August 24 lists candidates for Congress 9th district J J Mansfield and L J Sulak. Governor Homer P Rainey Beauford Jester. Lieutenant Governor Boyce House Allan Shivers. Agriculture R C McDonald J E McDonald. Criminal Appeals judge Toms Beauchamp Jesse Owens. State Senator Harvey Betts Gus J Strauss. Sheriff A P McElroy Vernon Reaves.
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A.D
Tama
Congress
J.J. Mansfield
Colorado Co
L.J. Sulak
Fayette Co
Toms
Beauchamp
Smith Co
Jesse Owens
Wilbarger Co
Price ceilings on meats and grains restored and subsidies resumed
Washington Aug 20 The three man price control board ordered ceilings restored on live stock meat soybeans and cottonseed products while dairy and most grains remain free of control. The subsidy program of 684 million dollars is to resume to offset meat costs. Retail ceilings on meats and related items will be decided by Friday ending at June 30 levels if adjusted.
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Wahington
Truman
O.P.A
VFW Post 6971 Dance Draws Large Crowd at Herman Park Hall
The VFW Post 6971 held its first dance at Herman Park Hall on Tuesday night. A large crowd enjoyed the event and the post cleared over 400 dollars. Emil Rehak plans a new home at West Second and South Streets. Mrs. William Bratrich and daughters Gloria Ann and Joyce Marie returned to Listerdale after visiting relatives in Moulton.
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V.F.W. Post
Herman Park Hall
Post
Emil Rehak
West Second and South Streets
William Bratrich
Gloria Ann
Joyce Marie
Listerdale
Moulton
Rooms for Rent in Moulton Texas
Mrs Martha Biehunko advertises rooms for rent in Moulton Texas.
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Martha Biehunko
Moulton
Texas
Kubenke-Cooper Wedding Solemnized In San Antonio
Miss Sophia Kubenka daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Kubenka of Moulton married James Cooper son of Mr and Mrs Robert Cooper of Potean Oklahoma at Saint Patrick's Parish San Antonio August 19. Rev Flynn officiated with witnesses Evelyn Albrecht and Victoria Arlett. The couple left for Potean Oklahoma then California. Harvey Betts Hempstead candidate for State Senator visited with Walter Schaefer and Monroe Garrett of Schulenburg.
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Sophia Kubenka
Otto Kubenka
Moulton
James Cooper
Robert Cooper
Pitean
Oklaho
San Antonio
Saint Patrick’s Parish
Flynn
Evelyn Albrecht
Victoria Arlett
Fredericksburg
Potean
Oaklahoma
California
Harvey Betts
Hempstead
Walter Schaefer
Monroe Garrett
Schulenburg
German medicine in Nazi era shows 20 year lag says Churchill
Col Edward D Churchill toured six German military hospital areas after V E Day and found German medicine behind American practice by about two decades. He noted apathy among German doctors, a collapse of professional pride, and Nazi political control undermining science. The Collier’s summary warns against politics overruling medical inquiry and urges strong, well funded research.
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Edward D. Churchill
America
Colliers
Churchill
Germany
Hitler
Collier’s
Harvey Betts Acknowledged For Family Dedication And Local Support
The Betts family notes Harvey Betts, one of 14 children, supported his sister and two nieces after their brother-in-law fell ill. He paid medical costs, provided housing, and financed education for 12 years until his death in 1944. A July 27 election saw Betts win by a six to one county majority, with detractors saying he is not the CIO's candidate.
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Harvey Betts
Harvey Potts
CIO
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Bellville
Mill Creek
Ball Bros. Co
Homer P. Rainey
Travis Co
Beauford Jester
Navarro Co
Boyce House of
Torrent Co
Allan Shivers
Jefferson Co
Agriculture
R. E. McDonald
J. E. McDonald
Ellis Co
Waller Co
Gus J. Strauss
Lavace Co
A. P. McElroy Vernon Reaves
VFW Dance
Signal Corps
WAC
Sophia G. Boron
Elyria, O
J. L. Frink
Manila
U.S. Treasury Department
Kubenke-Cooper
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
Eagle Office
Betts
Cranberry District
Cape Cor
PACHC
TED UW
York
Sam Franislo
Cape Born
Association OF American Railroads
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