Published Thursday Editorial Staff and Publishers
The document lists the names and roles of the newspaper staff including co owners and publishers David Read and R L Read News Editor Jerry Zuber Society Editor Leona Whitman and the mechanical department personnel comprising foreman printer operator pressman and stereotyper J R Burgess Joe Thompson James Johnson Louis Johnson notes that the staff covers editorial and production positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Read
R. L. Read
Jerry Zuber
Local visits and hospital notes in Fred area
Fred Community Briefs cover visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Gregory and Frances McInnis plus hospital admission for Mrs. Barbara Hutto in Hardin County Hospital. The note details several weekend visits among Silsbee Gueydan and Bessmay residents and a fishing advisory section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Gregory
Frances McInnis
Barbara Hutto
Hardin County Hospital
Kountze
Doc McGrew
Gueydan
F. B. Tanner
Arthur McInnis
Aubrey Grissom
Silsbee
Joette Cravy
J. W. Knight
Beaumont
Observing Nature and Tackle Craft from Sports Afield
Sports Afield advises hunters to train the eye by relaxing gaze and scanning surroundings to detect unusual shapes. Editors note that city dwellers can train perception with time in nature. Angling editor Jason Lucas discusses sport fairness and line strength for bass, recommending a five to six pound braided line for clear-water, snag-free conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason
Pete Brown
Sports Afield Magazine
Pete
Jason Lucas
J Hayden Moore Discusses Disability Benefits and Rehabilitation
A man over fifty sought disability insurance but balked at vocational rehabilitation. Congress designed the program to help disabled individuals regain work capacity, with the Social Security Administration coordinating with state rehabilitation agencies. If the claimant accepts rehabilitation, benefits may continue during approved work, even for one year of retraining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Social Security Administration
Texas Brewers Foundation opens Texas division in Austin
James V. Andrews sworn in as director of the Texas Division of the U S Brewers Foundation. Coke Stevenson of the Texas Liquor Control Board calls the program a tremendous step forward in malt beverage enforcement. Datus Proper of the Texas Brewers Institute pledges industry support as shipping brewers voice approval. The division becomes the 28th state in the national program, with the industry employing over one million and paying more than one billion dollars in taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
James V. Andrews
Austin
U. S. Brewers Foundation
Coke Stevenson
Texas Liquor Control Board
Center
Foundation
Datus N. Proper
Texas Brewers Institute
Texas Brewing Industry
Pym
Andrews
Topeka
Kansas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
America
Texas 4-H Champions Win 300 Scholarships
Three 1956 Texas 4-H champions receive 300 college scholarships for superior work in clothing field crops and community relations. Laura Ellen of Lubbock, Kenneth McEachern of Hale Center, and Alden Smith of Burkburnett are named national or regional winners with awards from Coats and Clark Allied Chemical Wrigley and Carnation. The awards support their upcoming college year. Extension Service at Texas A and M conducts the program with USDA cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ellen
Lubbock
Coats and Clark Inc
Kenneth McEachern
Hale Center
Arcadian Products Dept
Allied Chemical and Dye Corp
Alden Smith
Burkburnett
Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Co
Charlotte Simons
Chicago
Carnation Co
Extension Service
Texas A & M College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Laura Eller Horn
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Wiebe
R. R. Burgess
Joe Thompson
James Johnson
Louis Johnson
Fred Community Briefs
Miss Frances McInnis
Ted Kesting
J. Hayden Moore
Napa River
Napa
Calif
United States
Bob McKenzie
Gudron Henkle
Rome
Italy
New Jersey
Fraulein
New York Coliseum
Sfter
Iver Johnson
Johnson
Walter Kidde Laboratories
Elgin National Watch Company
George H. Burton
Ground Observer Corps
Columbiana
Ohio
Canton
Air Force Filter Center
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