Payments to LSS Farmers Hit 1995 Crop Aid Total
Washington April 9. AAA officials estimate payment outlay around 550 million dollars to American farmers in the 1995 crop adjustment program, down from 1934. Regional production control could replace crop based rules, with benefit and acreage rents nearing one billion dollars. South region totals edging toward 127 million, up from 115 million in 1934, as priorities shift to cotton and tobacco while contractions ease.
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Washington, D. C
AAA
Exgriculture Adjustment Administration
Congress
South
Texas
Oklahoma
Delta
Lower
Mississippi
Piedmont
Allred Gets Demand Bill Passed In Texas Legislature
Austin April 9 The governor was urged to sign the bill re enacting Texas market demand laws and re socifying oil proration laws. Senate approved 23 to 3 in the same form as the house. The measure, second major act this session, advances as a key policy item. Buchanan Dam Work to Resume See Colorado River authority notes that work on the dam is likely to resume with about 4.5 million dollars needed to finish the project and a 125 thousand dollar allotment for power facilities between Austin and Burnet. The report follows from board members returning from Washington with expectations of funding.
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Austin
Texas
Senate
House
Buchanan Dam
Colorado River
Colorado Valley “Authority
Washington
BWA
Burnet
Oil Output Drops Across Regions in Latest Report
Tulsa reports show a broad decline in daily crude oil production, dropping 43,098 barrels to 2,645,04 last week. Oklahoma and Texas lead the decreases with significant cuts, including Texas down 23,042 barrels to 1,054,437 and Oklahoma down 19,925 barrels to 473,325.
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Tulsa
Oly and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Texas
CulbertsonS Leads In 150 Rubber Bridge Marathon
New York April reports a 14 640 point edge for the Culbertsons with 38 rubbers remaining in the 150 rubbers marathon against Mr and Mrs P Hal Sims as kibitzers watch a tense stretch. The match shows the Culbertsons with 62 rubbers to 51 for the Sims, total scores 95 370 to 80 730.
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New, York
Ely Culbertsons
P. Hal. Sims
Simsés
Culbertsons
Tve
Sims
Simses
Cohertson
North
Culbertson
Junior Birdmen add many to Lakedatonic Light wing
Membership at the Lakedatonic Light wing of the Junior Birdmen of America grows with new names including Charles Trub Anna May Lagreder Frances Brand Gordon Davis dr Oscar Elizondo George Inge Edith Stephenson Gene Stephenson Usualdo Trujillo Ruth Billings Charles Gouldman Gilmer Shacklett Jessie Roun stream Dorothy Spenrath and others Dragon Aces named Flight Squadron No 14 under Peter Cantu with Howard Hobson captain Rich land Ochoa treasurer weekly meetings and monthly outings noted Bracken Ridge park phe nix at meetings held at the commander 1810 Saunders Avenue Sky Fighters Fight Squadron RL20 elect officers Ben ham sponsor Hoy Lange commander Glifford Bonitell captain Thomas Lave sergeant at arms Eugene Smith Hight leader and Latge treasurer.
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Junior
Birdmen of America
Charles Trub
Anna May Lag-reder
Frances Brand
Gordon &. Davis
Oscar Elizondo
George B. Inge
Edith Stephenson
Gene Stephenson
Usualdo Trujillo
Ruth Billings
Charles Gouldman
Gilmer ¢Shacklett
Jessie
Roun
Stream
Dorothy Spenrath
Jane Long
Margaret Seldner
Kim Git
Anda Gee Stevenson
Kenneth Friest
Leonel ‘Trujillo
Amipara Moreno
Russell Reegen
Carlos Bowen
Dean Dyess
Ferdy Fuentes
Frank Zapila
Genevieve Miles
Lucille Ruis
Manuel Torres
Wiley Pringle
Clifton ‘Carle
Emilio ‘Lopes
David Muller
Harold Rainer
Lydia Medina
Ray Wood
Jessie Cogfille
Fidon Berg
Doris Heiskew
Dragon Aces
Peter Cantu
Howard Hobson
Richland Ochoa
Bracken Bridge Park
Saunders: Avenue
Sky Fighters
Fight Squadron No. Rl20
Benham
Hoy Hf
Lange
Glifford Bonitell
Thomas Lave
Eugene Smith
Latge
St Louis Strikers Stop Gas Service Shocked City
In Louis April 3 residents in northwestern St Louis faced gas outages as the Laclede Gas company halted service after a water intrusion into mains. About 500 workers in the mechanical departments went on a 11 day strike, guarded by police while water was pumped from mains. Restoration days away. A 1933 Ford Tudor sedan ad offers $995.
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St. Louis
Louis
Resi_dents
Lime City
Laclede Gas
Bient Company
Weorpany
Saldib
Aviatrix Rescues Plane From Novice Pilot
New York report details Annette Gipson, an experienced aviatrix, recounting how she grabbed a fire extinguisher to subdue a novice pilot, Jim, who froze at the controls and endangered the aircraft. The incident ended with the plane stabilized and the youths returning home, Gipson noting the pilot may be done with flying.
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New York
Annette Gipson
Annette
Jim
Bill Would Ban Traffic in Babies in Texas Senate
In Austin on April 8 a Senate bill was approved prohibiting maternity homes from trafficking in babies. The measure, a companion to a prior law signed by Governor James V Allred, would also bar sale of babies by placement agencies and passed the Senate unanimously.
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Austin
INS
Texas House
Senate
James V. Allred
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Francis Shackleté
Jack Ratlift
Priamd
Bellon Ellon
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Electric Household Appliances, Inc
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