Texas Legislature ends 55th term in session highlights
In the final week of the 55th term Governor approval cemented bills on disabled aid and a three member Texas Insurance Board. A proposed HJR 36 would let the state match federal funds for elderly medical care but requires a November 3 election. A truck load limit bill was defeated. Budget measures avoided new taxes and a public officials income disclosure bill passed.
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Texas
Ate
Texas Public Education
Texas Insurance Board
ICT
Price Dan
Livestock Commission
Senate
House
el Campo
Thompson outlines defense bill support and local awards
Washington notes Congressman Clark W. Thompson aligns with George Mahon on defense budget cuts, cites awards for Roy Hauger Tom Cassidy and Austin County ASC, and discusses beef check off debate. He also advises on Washington visits and summer travel tips for Texans.
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Washington
Defense Department
George Mahon
Lubbock
Texas
Roy Hauger
Rosenberg
Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Roy
Haugw
Tom Cassidy
Agricultural Research Service
Port Lavaca
Department
Austin County Agricultural and Stabilization Committee
Austin County
A.S.C
Twenty six girls enroll in homemaking summer course
Twenty six girls enroll in a June homemaking course to study house management clothing needs nutrition home improvement and child care. The course offers 144 credit and requires complete close records. Mrs. Selma Atkinson will supervise with home visitations and record checks.
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Selma Atkinson
Thompson Letter Praises System Quality
A reader signs a brief praise note to affirm the system’s usefulness. Clark W. Thompson endorses its effectiveness and suggests continued good performance.
Neighbors Share Weekend Visits Across County
Mr and Mrs Edgar Blundell and children of Waelder visited the Sherrys Sunday evening. Several families from Bay City San Antonio Gonzales Beasley and Saturn attended gatherings, returned trips and a funeral held for Earl Harris in Saturn Wednesday.
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Edgar Blundell
Waelder
Henry Sherry
Marvin Fisher
Alfred Sherry
Bay City
Russell Burke
Jim Ezzell
J.C. Day
Wayne Kuhen
San Antonio
Jasper Kuhen
W. L. Gibson
Beasley
Ed Enox
Barbara
Jeanie Knox
Christian
Zat Johnson
Chancey Hull
Earl Harris
Saturn
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Quinton Raab
Gussie Mae Etlinger
Carmen Effenberger
Jimmie Holub
Doromeyer
Mesdames
W. H. Etlinger
Willie Hoepfl Jr
Roy Kotzebue
Arnold Freytag
August Etlinger
Jim Kouba
F .J. Jilek
John Brom
Carrie Kouba
John Pavias
Emil Jaluska
Jerome Vasek
Erwin Oehl
Edgar Freytag
A. J. Migl
Lee Jarosek
John Beran
Herman Kurtz
Edward FE
Adolph Vana
Louis Michalec
Adolph Ermis
Annie Hirsch
Culp Krueger
Clark W. Thompson
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Virginia
District of Columbia
Potomac River
Congress
Galveston County
Dickinson Jaycees
Baldwin Business College
Yoakum, Tex
Hunt's Tomato Juice
Edi Foods
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Hunt
Tucker
Lilly
Delicious Farm
Pac Franks
Sunkist
Frosty Acres
Niagara — Innstant
Clorox
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E. W. Pietsch Corporation
Yours, Clark W. Thompson
Old Moulton
Geraldine Kuhen
Fred A. Berckenhofe
Optometrist
Lott ST
Yoakum
Post Office
Negley Paints
Haas Furniture Store
Moulton, Texas
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