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Rusk Cherokeean

Location

Rusk, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1963

Page

5

Draft Board Sets Tougher Draft Registration Policy

Selective Service Local Board No. 19, covering Cherokee County, announces a stricter rule for late registrants. After a survey found 32 youths registered late in six months, the board may summarily consider delinquency and fast track induction for those who register four weeks late or more. Registration sites include Rusk, Jacksonville, and Alto offices, with board members Whiteman Vermillion and Goforth.

Selective Service Local Board No. 19 Cherokee County Warren T. Whiteman Alto Ate Rusk Texas Allen P. Goforth Jacksonville W. H. Jones Fred Douglas High School Mr. Whiteman Raymond W. Vermillion Rusk Jacksonville Texas

Hassells Install New Automatic Feed Mill

County Agent Leahman Hassell and his wife Mary B plus their family operate 30 900 laying hens in the Bu lah community. They bought a complete 6000 pounds per hour automatic feed mill with two grain bins and multiple concentrate and medication bins. The system reduces manual labor and aims to cut costs while feeding daily. expected savings around 50 cents per 100 pounds of feed.

Bulah Hassell Hassells

Governor Greets Texans in Capitol Inaugural Night

Senator Martin Dies Jr recalls the Texas inaugural ceremonies on January 15 1963 with Gov Connally and Lt Gov Smith greeting 5000 in the Capitol. He details Senate committee assignments and two new bills Senate Bill No 4 sick leave for teachers and Senate Joint Resolution No 7 to form an industrial development authority capable of issuing 200 million in bonds. He urges public input on pending legislation and notes busy session ahead.

Martin Dies, Jr Connally Smith Capitol Senate Texas

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Johnnie A. McKay Leahman Hassell Mary B Eote First State Bank F.D.I.C Rusk, Texas Coats Pinal Sale Longs Rusk Feed & Supply North Main Demy Actti Rail Ress Tay Las Nels and Wool Capri Panis
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