Postal reform debate shifts to compromise plan
Washington reports that a postal reform compromise abandons a non profit corporate model for a U S Postal Service with independent status under federal oversight. unions would gain compulsory unionism and collective bargaining while right to work and arbitration protections would be eroded. Loyalty Day urged civic dedication amid warnings against complacency from radicals and calls for law obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department
TVA
Post Office
New York City
Blount
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Postal Corporation
U. S. Postal Service
Federal Reserve
NASA
Federal
Postal Service
National Labor Relations Board
Landrum- Griffin
Meany
Congress
Germany
Italy
Smith Family Attends Bluff Creek Cemetery Working
Midland residents Mr and Mrs Beacher Smith visit with sibling Chester Smith and sister Mrs D A Dobbins of Comanche for a Bluff Creek Cemetery working over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacher Smith
Midland
Hubert Smith
New Home
Bluford Smith
Comanche
Chester Smith
D. A. Dobbins
Bluff Creek Cemetery
Ray Hollingshead 71 Dies After Short Illness
Ray L. Hollingshead 71 died at North Runnels Hospital at 5 05 p m Friday after a brief illness Funeral services were held at Spill Memorial Chapel at 2 p m Sunday with Rev Harry Grantz and Rev James Gehrels officiating Burial was in Lakeview Cemetery Spill Funeral Home directed note he was born March 24 1899 in Clyde married Ruby Sykes July 4 1925 lived in Mesa Winters and worked 44 years in postal service Navy World War I veteran and deacon in First Baptist Church Survived by wife two daughters four brothers and four sisters with eight pallbearers listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Hollingshead
North Runnels Hospital
Spill Memorial
Lamesa
Winters
Hollingshead
Clyde
Cisco
First Baptist Church
Rural Mail Carriers Association
American Legion
W. J. Deffenbaugh
Mansfield
Ohio
Ray Heathcott
Ennis
Lake Hills
Joe
San Antonio
Truitt
Abilene
Ward
San Angelo
Ethel Hollingshead
Edith Courtney
Ruth Cooper
Reed Ingalsbe
Ted Callaway
R. D. Collins
O. J. Murray
Donald Kruse
George F. Lloyd
Cortez Robertson
Dennis Rodgers
Rankin Pace
Sam Cooke
Wingate Homecoming Prompts Local Reunion Notice
Wingate plans a Homecoming the first Sunday in June as community families gather. The brief notes several local visits and health updates including Sandy Denson's illness, Mrs. Low in Sweetwater hospital, and cataract surgery for W L Phillips. Mr. Burrows’ sister from Pampa passed away and his absence at the funeral is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Burrows
Pampa
James Williams
Wingate
Sandy Denson
Abilene
Leslie Allman
Cox Hospital
Independent Schools Menu for May 11–15
The Independent Schools menu lists daily entries from Monday May 11 to Friday May 15. Each day offers a main course, sides, fruit or dessert, with milk or chocolate milk as beverage options. Highlights include barbecue on Monday and Western steak on Friday.
Dinner Guests in San Angelo Home of Viola Voss
Visitors in the Walker Allen home last week were Mr. and Mrs. Voss. Granny Stiger is seriously ill and a patient in North Runnels Hospital. Mrs. Amon Sliger is a patient in Hendrick Hospital. She is improving very nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Jeanie
Bill
Douglas Wheat
Lena Wheat
W. L. Phillips
Edwin Voss
Ralph Watson
Henry Vogler
Ethel Hantsche
Viola Voss
San Angelo
Walker Allen
Mrs. Voss
Granny Stiger
North Runnels Hospital
Amon Sliger
Hendrick Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hill & Thomas
Winters Enterprise
Texas
Washington
Omar Burleson
Congres
Post Office Department
New York
Chicago
Berkeley
Patrick Henry
Commonwealth of Virginia
George III
England
USA
Abraham Lincoln
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Cinerama
Bedford
Insurance Agency
Dobbins
Ray Hollingshead
Bobby Dunnam of
Graham
Mrs
Carl Green
Low
Ray Dunn
Sweetwater Hospital
Debbie Reynolds
Gregory Peck
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer-Cinerama
Bahlman Jewelers
South Main
S Independent Schools ‘School Menu
Chevrolet
BEL Air
COMET
Waddell Chevrolet Co
the Winters State Bank
Ae Bank
By Tulsy
Elation
Cologne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!