Dear Neighbor Report on Grim Reds and Farm Policy
Clark W. Thompson writes from Congress about a grim report on Communism, unity with the White House on farm price policy, and reassurance to soldiers and youth. He recalls meeting President Eisenhower Mamie and notes cattle-raisers seek relief without new regulation. He denies claims arms in the Korean War were inferior and urges calm as his Eagle expires.
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White House
Congressional
Agriculture Committee
Benson
Department of Defense
Publishers Seek Markers for Forgotten Texas Revolution Graves
Walter Malec of Hallettsville and Joe Malec of Yoakum attended a conference in Austin with legislators on providing suitable markers for forgotten Texas Revolution graves. They reported broad support from Sen. Bell Sen. Strauss Rep. Niemann Rep. Cheatham Gov. Allan Shivers and others. Walter Malec also advanced Lavaca heroes research using local records.
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Walter Malec
Hallettsville
Joe Malec
Yoakum
Austin
Lavaca
Central Texas Boy Scouts urged to register early for 1953 Jamboree
Capitol Area Council in Austin calls for rapid registrations to secure one of 170 openings for the July 17 to 23 Santa Ana California Jamboree. The event, with 50 000 scouts nationwide, will be held on the Irvine Ranch 40 miles southeast of Los Angeles in a 3000 acre tent city. John Coats leads the committee and the tentative fee is 225 dollars covering transport tours and basic expenses with a 25 dollar scoutmaster reservation.
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Central Texas
Santa Ana
Calif
Capitol Area Council
Austin
Capitol Council
Travis
Valley Forge
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Clark W. Thompson
Texas
Sincerely Your Friend
Eagle
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W. Grand Ave
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SAN Antonio Express Southwest Texas
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Kremel
Southwest
Antonio Express
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ST Antonio
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San Antonio
Calavos
Deckers Tall
Texson — Orange
E. W. Pietsch
Orporation
Washington, D. C
Irvine Ranch
Los Angeles
John Coats
Secon
Bas Oh Vot
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