No Cotton Change Likely in Texas Delegation
Washington January 3. Un less the 21 member Texas delegation can agree on one version of a change in the present cotton acreage allotment law there will probably be no change. Rep W R Poage of Waco said three districts in the state would fight changes. He cited the sixteenth west Texas Ken Regan, the fifteenth district Lloyd Bentsen and the nineteenth district George Mahon as likely opponents. Poage seeks unanimous agreement for a bill reallocating Texas cotton allotments by counties and individuals to boost Texas war crop credit, but doubts Regan Bentsen and Mahon will agree.
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Bentsen
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Deaf Mute Held As Navy Deserter
A man described as a deaf mute who sold first aid bands in the downtown area was found to be a navy deserter. Detected by BL agents with city detectives, the suspect is identified as Robert Eugene Wilson who deserted the Navy in 1845. FBI Special Agent C. E. Weeks said he had posed as a deaf mute across northern states and that help will be given to Navy authorities.
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Heights Lions Offer Dance Classes Beginning Soon
The Alamo Heights Lion's Club announces a ballroom program with square dance lessons. A beginners class starts January 9, followed by an intermediate session January 16 led by Miss Lillie Lee Baker I as instructor and caller, per Jack Rhine.
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Heights Lions
Alamo Heights Lion's Club
Lillie Lee Baker
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Legion Urges Defense Steps for United States
The American Legion demands four national defense steps from Congress in response to Asia Communist gains and USSR atomic progress. They seek a security training program for 200000 youths annually, shifting civil defense back to the defense department, revival of synthetic rubber plants, and CIA expansion with civilian leadership. Hearings are to be held in January before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Quake Felt in Northwest Utah and Idaho Border
A sharp earthquake rocked northern Utah and extreme southeastern Idaho yesterday. No important damage was recorded and no injuries were reported as residents felt the tremor across the region.
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New quake hits Manila in six days
A Manila tremor rattled windows and made buildings sway the sixth quake in six days but caused no damage.
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Manida
Neely Services Set for Mrs. Annah Bradshaw Neely
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Methodist church in Devine for Mrs. Annah Bradshaw Neely known as Miss Annah who died in Phoenix last week. A longtime Medina Frio and Zavala County teacher of 42 years survivors include sister Mrs. Louelia Gossett of San Antonio nephews A. O. Gossett Dev L. Bradshaw Lubbock and W. W. Bradshaw San Antonio nieces Mrs. Ora Griffin Magee San Antonio Mrs. Wood H. Patrick Austin and Mrs. Dallas C. Smith San Antonio.
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Dev . L. Bradshaw
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