Local Social Roundup From Bells and Nearby Towns
Numerous visits and weekend travel across Bells Sherman Bonham Dallas and Commerce as residents visit relatives attend funerals and church events. Notable mentions include Mrs. Paul Stephens at an Eastern Star meeting and the Joy Russell Circle meeting at the Baptist Missionary Society.
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McKinney
Joy Russell
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Baptist Missionary Society
O. L. Jones
Gene Hughes
Carl Holland
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Surplus Food Donations Rise in First Fiscal Quarter
USDA surplus removal program boosted total donations for July to September to 933 million pounds, up from 713.5 million last year. Domestic distribution reached 234 million pounds, a 12 percent rise, with charitable institutions receiving 35.9 million pounds.
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College Station
USDA
U. S
Texas Poll Tax History and Debt Reminder
A historical overview explains poll tax in Texas from 1837 through 1921, noting the tax purpose for schools and government, current penalties of six percent yearly interest, and the long practice of levying a per person head tax across eras and nations. It emphasizes liability remains despite shifts in voting rights and enforcement limitations.
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Texas
England
Food aid totals show gains in domestic and foreign relief
Needy persons in family units reached 127.9 million pounds, up about 8 percent from last year due to added dry beans and lard. Foreign donations processed by U.S. voluntary church and welfare groups totaled 699 million pounds, rising about 39 percent. Surplus foods go to foreign relief only after domestic needs are met.
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U.S
Hidden Enemy Versus Man’s Progress and Peril
A stark riddle proclaims a shadowy force more powerful than armies, killing workers and victimizing rich and poor alike. It claims to lurk in homes and streets, spreading sickness and death while offering no mercy and endless loss. The text cites a Persian proverb about learning versus common sense as a closing reflection.
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United States
Dating Trends Prompt NYC Schools In New Course
A New York City school board approves a course on dating forms for junior and senior highs. The humor says teachers may learn from students who mock the idea and joke about dating behavior. A campus dating banter adds to the light tone.
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New York City
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