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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
3
A DIY pattern explains building an eight by seven foot automatic upward acting garage door. It includes hardware lists, step by step illustrations, and options for larger sizes and twelve styles. Send 50c for Pattern No. 86 to East Bird Pattern Company in Pleasantville.
Nylon is produced from hexamethylene diamine and adipic acid. Diamine comes from coal coke air water or cyclohexane or from surfural. Adipic acid derives from coke air water or cyclohexane.
The speaker argues for transparent taxes revealing total government cost, rejects hidden levies, and suggests a single clear tax such as a manufacturer sales tax. He praises Thomas Masaryk, recalling his WWI Chicago visit and calling for his place among great patriots, noting a shrine of freedom at his graves. He warns against roaming professors and endorses Taft Hartley union provisions to prevent labor monopolies.
Sue Leonard and Terry Donovan escape a deadly plot after Leonard's father is killed by Sheriff Hapes. Donovan pursues Plyly wagon fugitives, discovers an Indian raid, and joins Bear Fat to salvage captives. Willie Andrews seeks a path amid rumors of massacres as Hays City buzzes. TO BE CONTINUED.
A Washington view contrasts the massive Agriculture Department and its six million farmers with a downsized Labor Department under Truman plans. The Labor Department, now about 4,000 employees with a 12 million dollar budget, faces a nationwide migratory farm labor recruitment job this fall for crops including wheat sugar beets truck crops berries fruits cotton peanuts and potatoes.
Arizona lawmakers push for a national bill to authorize building a fence along the entire Mexican border to stop hoof and mouth infected cattle. California committees seek a $25 000 appropriation for lunches and entertainment of congressmen as part of a bid over tideland oil lands.
The 300 million dollar federal aid to education bill passed the senate, leaving states to decide parochial school benefits. Proponents cite milk, teeth care, lunches, and facilities while critics raise bigotry concerns. Paul Gray Hoffman, ERP chief, is praised as a capable, liberal Republican leader with human insight.
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