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Rusk Cherokeean

Location

Rusk, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1956

Page

7

Discipline Is Needed To Halt Delinquency Rise

In San Francisco the National Congress of Parents and Teachers heard that juvenile delinquency rose 114 percent in 1955 and may peak in 1960. Experts urged local action by parents and teacher groups, stressing discipline at home, affection, and consistency. They warned schools and churches cannot substitute for parental responsibility.

National Congress of Parents and Teachers San Francisco J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Philip G. Green Federal Children’s Bureau The Juvenile Delinquency Service California Youth Authority Herman G. Stark Paul Harvey New York

High Investment in Tools Drives American Industry

A visitor views Boeing’s Wichita assembly floor where large presses form the B 52 wing skin and operators control costly machines. The essay argues private enterprise sustains big tool investments, boosting productivity, wages, and living standards, contrasting with Chinese transport and labor costs.

Boeing Wichita China America

List of Everyday Occurrences From A Quiet Life

A colloquial roundup of familiar events in daily living including hosting guests on trips and birthdays, celebrating milestones, fishing, selling livestock and buying a car, home improvement, social visits, marriages, thefts, injuries, births, fights, dental work, sales, operations, and other routine experiences.

Dallas visitors attend North Dallas High commencement

Mr and Mrs Frank Coupland and Mr C E Jay attended commencement at North Dallas High School Thursday evening where Judith Dilworth graduated. Mr and Mrs Tom J Dilworth accompanied them home Friday night and spent the weekend. Mrs Dairy Brewster and son R Lee Brewster of Dallas are visiting her daughter Miss Myrtle Brewster this week.

Frank Coupland C. E. Jay North Dallas High School Judith Dilworth Tom J. Dilworth Dairy Brewster R. Lee Brewster Dallas Myrtle Brewster

Ramsey outlines platform for coming campaign

Lt. Gov. Ben Ramsey travels Texas preparing to open his re election bid focusing on soil and water conservation and stronger protections for Texas families. He calls for strict lobbying curbs narcotic penalties life or death for selling to minors and elimination of loan sharks. Ramsey stresses government services stability and vows full public protection while highlighting his San Augustine roots and family.

Texas Ben Ramsey Ramsey

Jourdanton Visitors Stay With Richeys

Mrs Gordon Darby and her daughter from Jourdanton visited Mr and Mrs Walter Richey last week. Mrs D T Darby, Mrs Richey's mother, joined them and accompanied them home after a three week stay.

Gordon Darby Jourdanton Walter Richey

Pasture Land Spotlighted In Soil News

Cooperator W. G. Manning reports heavy grazing from pasture where scattered chicken house litter boosts growth of mudagrass to adequate grazing. J. C. Holcomb, District Cooperator of Alto, also uses litter on a sandy hill with excellent results. Bermuda grass spreads, giving grazing for dairy cattle and protecting highly erosive soil.

W. G. Manning J. C. Holcomb Alto

Fence Post Treating Plant Aids Local Farm Output

W G Manning installs a fence post treating plant on his farm able to treat 150 posts at a time for 25 to 30 cents each. The facility helps salvage small pines for penta treated fence posts. Dr J C Hill, Alto cooperator, will thin timber soon. A tract thinned five years ago now yields two cords per acre with 114 inches diameter growth. Soil Conservation Service technicians assist Charles Christopher with two stock water ponds. one finished, one staked. Rusk, the friendly city.

W. G. Manning J. C. Hill Alto Soil Conservation Service Charles Christopher

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