Floyd Doubrava wedding story notes omissions
Miss Iva Jo Findeisen brides maid and her escort Eugene Valenta were inadvertently omitted in last week’s Floyd Doubrava wedding report. Miss Findeisen wore a yellow gown. Mr and Mrs Fred Firasek and children of Giddings visited relatives in Moulton Sunday. Bertha Brunkenhoefer plans a month in Cisco with her son Bootsie. Jack Greenhaw and family from Elgin visited W L Young home Saturday.
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Eugene Valenta
Miss Findeisen
Fred Firasek
Giddings
Moulton
Bertha Brunkenhoefer
Cisco
Tex
Bootsie
Jack Greenhaw
Jerry, Mike
Randy
Elgin
Eagles overwhelm Ammansville as Hollas shines at VFW Park
Eagles race to 8 runs highlighted by early two run bursts and steady offense led by Hollas. Ammansville breaks through with 5 in the ninth but falls short. Next Sunday the Eagles host Holman at the VFW Hall park at 3 p m in a likely thriller. Hallettsville Lavacans beat Shiner 7 to 5.
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Page 1Znovsky
Arndt
Janak
Kopiece
Popp
Ammansville
R. Hollas
Holman
VFW
Hallettsville Lavacans
Shiner
In Memoriam Lizzie Eilert of Moulton Lodge
Moulton Lodge No. 59 Sons of Hermann mourn the passing of Lizzie Eilert wife of the late W F Eilert at 75. She died April 4 1955 in a Gonzales hospital after long lodge service. Committee Martha Hoepfl Katie Hoepfl Wm H Schodde extend deepest sympathy and rest in peace.
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Texas
Lizzie Eilert
W. F. Eilert
Gonzales
Martha Hoepfl
Katie Hoepfl
Wm. H. Schodde
Eisenhower Proposes Aid Program for Low Income Farmers
The president and Secretary Benson push a plan for loans education and government services to help poor farmers. Critics say the approach adds bureaucracy and would not increase farming opportunities, citing the loss of many farmers.
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Eisenhower
We must abolish war say General MacArthur
The text argues for ending war and questions the costs of armaments. It contrasts wartime smear campaigns with legal process and notes Yoakum witnesses in a civil case. It cites General MacArthur on peace and the unresolved issue of disarmament with the Reds and Hitler.
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General MacArthur
Hitler
Right to work support and farmer protests in Washington
Editors voice strong support for right to work arguing unions impede work with one truck line owner saying no conversation with his drivers. A new farmer protest group condemns tariff allotment injustices and congressional actions. Eisenhower awards Dr Jonas Salk for his historic contribution to human welfare as science advances.
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Jonas E. Salk
Eisenhower
Farm relief movement gains pace amid cotton cutbacks
U.S. Senator Price notes rising action to aid Texas farmers facing lower cotton allotments and reduced prices. Senate advances a bill to allow extra acreage for affected crops after natural disasters, with House support expected from Rep. Bob Poage.
Farm relief bills move in Senate aid to growers
Senate last week advanced three farm relief bills aimed at creage allotment adjustments. They would raise state fragment payments by two percent, allow voluntary reapportionment of rice allotments, and base future history on each producer's acreage share when two producers combine on one farm. Congressman Clark Thompson of Galveston introduced them. President Eisenhower and Agriculture Secretary Benson urged Congress to act on farm hardships and loan programs, signaling broader administration support for agricultural relief this session.
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Congress
Dept. of Agriculture
Washington
Senate
Dick Russell
Georgia
Secretary of Agriculture
Bob Poage
House
Clark Thompson
Galveston
Eisenhower
Benson
Republican stance on farm policy judged by inherited conditions
The piece argues Republicans did not create the current farm program and conditions but inherited them from Democrats. It predicts Republicans will bear political consequences next year as voters judge them by these agricultural conditions rather than the Democrats.
Lean Pork Demand Drives Hog Raising in College Station
College Station reports strong consumer demand for lean pork with hog producers focusing on 50 percent lean cuts such as ham and loin. Pork tops the April USDA list as prices ease from last fall while Mae Belle Smith notes lean pork as a high quality protein source.
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College Station
Miss Smith
Moultot defeats Shiner to tighten district finals bid
Moultot wins 3 to 2 over Shiner as Sedlar and Simper drive in a run each and Simper homers. Bar ta adds a run on a single. Both teams gather eight hits. The win strengthens Moultot’s standing with one loss in district play.
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Shiner
Sedlar
Simper
Barta
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