Texas Roads Fight Looms Over Federal Aid Cuts
Texas good roads advocates plan a large Austin protest to defeat President Roosevelts plan to cut federal road funds by about half in 1989. Leaders warn the state would lose hundreds of millions and jobs as the fight shifts to Congress.
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Austin
Texas
Congress
Roosevel
Rt. L. Bobbitt
The
Highway Commission
Texas Good Roads Association
Austin Doe
Lr Dent
Bates
Texas’ Supreme Court
Ite
District Court
I. & Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Eix
Dan Moody
Bill McDonald
Allred
Padre Island
Corpus Christi
McDonald
W. H. Richardson, Sr
Texas Public Safety Commission
Albert Sidney Johnson
Dallas
Commission
East Texans
Christmas Shopping Rush Promises Record 1937 Sales
Retailers forecast a brisk holiday season with strong demand across clothing, jewelry, toys, and gifts. Stores stock many lines as inventories deplete, with transportation and postal services preparing for peak December activity and welfare programs awaiting demand.
Trapping Rules Updated Ahead of December Season
The report notes new trapping laws in effect for December 1 opening. Licenses are required for anyone trapping hides for sale, with dealers also needing licenses. Licenses available at hardware stores or County Clerk’s office. Season runs December 1 to February 1 1948, with year round trapping for certain predators and fur during open season.
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Austin O'Neil
O'Neil
Dee. 1
Samnorwood FFA Announces Varied Spring Activities
James Hobbs reports Sammnorwood Future Farmers of America outlines a busy calendar. Poultry judging team to attend Clarendon Judging Contest. rope making projects underway in the agricultural building. bus heaters to be built with sponsor B A Peek. Father and Son banquet planned. fundraiser activities to support a spring trip. District rep Q T Ryan praises program and notes visits from state ag officials planned.
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James Hobbs
Sammnorwood Future Farmers of America
Frank Gulley
Ramie West
Eldean Jeffers
Clarendon
Panhandle
John Rainey
Rainey
B. A. Peek
Q. T. Ryan
Vocational Agriculture Department
Ryan
Robert A. Manire
J. B. Rutland
Saniierwood
Vocational Agricultural Department
Mrs Cooke Visits Amarillo on Short Stop
Mrs R Ey Cooke left Wednesday for Amarillo for a short visit. Mrs H Goodwin, a farm woman near Catharines Ont, carried away all the prized chinchilla rabbits at the Toronto fair.
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