Open House At Carnation Milk Co Attracts Many
Damp cold did not dampen 650 attendees at Carnation Open House celebrating the 20th anniversary in Schulenburg. Visitors toured the plant with displays on winter pasture plots and Jersey cattle, noting better management and profits. Prizes were awarded for attendance, distance traveled, and other patron achievements.
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Carnation Milk Co
Schulenburg
Carnation Plant
Jersey
Ivan J. Mazoch
Erwin Wolff
Julius Mache
Edmund Wolters
Aug. Pustejovsky
Paul Witttich
Wm. Adamcik
Local Auction Highlight Names and Weights
The record notes Frank A. Schmidt age 72 and Charlie H. Besetzny selling 295 pounds as part of the auction listing.
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Frank A. Schmidt
Charlie H. Besetzny
Paper Bags Produced At Savannah Plant In Large Volumes
Union Bag and Paper in Savannah Georgia operates fast pipe bag machines turning out about 30 million bags daily and seven billion per year. Mr Hix of Houston representing United Gas Pipe Line Company called at The Eagle office. Miss Myrie Hildebrandt, a Texas Lutheran student from Seguin, stayed with her parents Walter and ______ Hildebrandt.
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Texas
Houston
San Antonio
Union Bag & Paper Corporations
Savannah
Mr. Hix
United Gas Pipe Line Company
Eagle
Myrie Hildebrandt
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Walter Hildebrandt
Miss Anita Windecker Visits Parents in Austin
Miss Anita Windecker of the University of Texas Austin spent the weekend with her parents Rev and Mrs K Windecker.
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Daniel and
Manuel Hrnei
San Antonio
F. J. Hrnci
Anita Windecker
University of Texas, Austin
K. Windecker
Government management of mines proves unstable in France
The piece argues that state takeover of coal mines in France after World War II failed to raise output, caused clashes between government workers and soldiers, damaged property, and increased prices. It claims similar moves would threaten American prosperity and urges preserving private management. It cites losses of 4 million tons of coal and 19 million Marshall Plan dollars redirected for fuel.
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France
Hitler
America
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Theo
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Mary Pauler
Albert Pavlicek
Ford
Bellville
James Jaeggli
Colorado
Robert— M. Lukas
Daugther
Kathy
Galveston
Henry Schoenfeld
R. A. Schoenfeld
Frigidaire
Anak
Joe's
Chevrolet
Moulton, Texas
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
Dr. Benson
Land of the Free
Uncle Sam
United States