House Passes Rural Aid Appropriation Bill
Lavaca county schools will receive state aid under a bill passed by the House. The measure provides 300 dollars per teacher, a four dollar student transportation increase, six months tuition aid for high school students, and sixty dollars per teacher for other items.
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Marvin D. Fertsch
Lavaca County
The
Eagle
House
Navigation Measure Introduced In House
Chairman Mansfield of Texas introduced a 382 million dollar authorization bill for postwar navigation works nationwide. Identical to a Senate bill by Chairman Bailey of North Carolina, it omits controversial items from the rivers and harbors measure that failed last session. Mansfield said all projects are already approved and the measure should pass quickly if not amended.
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Washington
Mansfield
Texas
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Senate
Bailey
North Carolina
Senate Commerce Committee
House
Texas Reports Over a Million Victory Gardens
College Station January 19 Texas had 1 142 679 spring summer and winter victory gardens last year the A and M extension service reported yesterday. The gardens made up about six percent of the nation total and produced 842 795 797 pounds of foodstuffs.
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College Station
Texas
Texas A. and M. Extension Service
Old Moulton Baptist Church Services Notice
Old Moulton Baptist Church announces services for Sunday January 28. 10:00 Sunday School directed by Mrs. Pren Lockwell, lesson Chapters 6 and 7 from New Gospel. 10:45 Morning Worship and Devotional Hour with Pastor's message Practical Guiding Principles for Christians. 7:30 Evening Gospel Hour with Gospel music and sermon. Pastor's subject Jesus Quiz Program.
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Pren Lockwell
Mathew
Baked Beans with Wiener Crown Dinner Idea
Classic wartime pot luck dish combines six wieners with baked beans. Layer baked beans with onion slices in a casserole, surround with split wieners, bake until brown and thoroughly cooked. Serves six, scalable for larger crowds. Includes simple sauce mix of vinegar brown sugar chili sauce salt and onion.
Seven Billion Spent On Alcoholic Drinks in 1944
The American public spent over 7 billion dollars on alcoholic beverages in 1944, about 54 dollars per person, per commerce department estimates. Expenditures rose 18 percent from 1943, with roughly 2 billion dollars in taxes, nearly 30 percent of the total outlay.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Speaks store and post office burned in Lavaca County
Hallettsville Jan 16 The general merchandise store post office and home of J W Koonce at Speaks Lavaca County was burned to the ground at 5 am Monday with a loss around 10000 no insurance carried Fire believed to have started from defective wiring in an electric ice box.
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Hallettsville
J. W. Koonce
Speaks
Lavaca County
Roosevelt Fourth Inaugural Attendance Seen at 5913
Official count shows 5913 people attended President Roosevelt's fourth inaugural on the White House grounds. The figure covers those admitted at the executive mansion gates, far fewer than past crowds at the Capitol.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Executive Mansion
Capitol
Mrs Arthur Schulte Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Arthur Schulte returned home Monday from Shiner Hospital after an operation and is getting along nicely.
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Arthur Schulte
Shiner Hospital
Chaplain Taggart to Speak on Baptist Hour January 28
Major William C. Taggart of the RAF Regional Station Hospital No 1 Miami is named speaker for the Baptist Hour Sunday January 28. The Dallas Houston Amarillo and other Texas stations will carry his 7:30 p.m. CWT message.
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William C. Taggart
RAF
Let Us Get That Rubber Stamp for You
Quick service noted by The Eagle of Moulton Texas promising fast turnaround on stamping needs.
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The
Eagle
Moulton, Texas
City orders strict ban on shooting firearms in town streets
The ordinance forbids firing 22 calibre rifles and other guns in town and public streets and will be strictly enforced with prosecutions for violators.
White Bear the Quapaw Father Passes Trials with Dignity
A Quapaw elder from Qua-paw Oklahoma, past seventy, loses his oil income but preserves pride and generosity. After learning his son, a paratrooper, died in Des Moines training, he funds a fuller funeral with government help and his savings. A stranger eventually helps him home with dignity.
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White Bear
Quapaw
Okla
War Department
Des Moines
West
Kansas City
Quapaws
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