The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 153, Ed. 1 Friday, July 19, 1946 Page: 4 of 6
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thermos bottle of coffee.
at a local store."
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ized concern? I grant that each for the past two days. Few yearlings
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Di-Racial Cemmittee
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We need a fighting
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Lunch Room
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and a director of Texas Technologi-
cal College.
I OVR HAMBURGERS made
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: I WRH NO BREAD MIX.
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EHamburger meat. We want to
■ offer only the best and that is
■why our Hamburgers sell for
A 16c. We think you want the •
I beat and know you are willing
Eto may, for the best. We can’t
redude our quality. We can't
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tahlishment of a negro university in 1
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lead, you make the defense just
that much easier But by holding
up one of your stoppers, you try
to make the partner switch lead .
before you are wide open in the
threatening spot.
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it by military victory,”
it it could or would be.
spring
springers
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Staff Sergeant.
Sergeant .....
Corporal
Private Firah Claes .
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ome others giving it an especially good claim on the
do of the Site Committee.
MeFBusy B Lunch Room
Across tram Cudahy s
has certain advantages, and certain unsold Medium and good
disadvantages, depending largely lambs 14.50-17, common
education alter your discharge. Hie Goyemm
laboratory fere, etc., up to >500 per ordinary scl
living allowance ($90 if-you dav dependenbaf.
South was after bigger game i
than a mere set of his no:-vul-
nerable opponents’ 1- Spade, so re-
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skyrocketing in
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that the dangerous defendera’
aide entries are out of his hand
Remember, too, that if :
1946, you may have up to 4
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2. If you are over 50 years of
age or not in very good health, you
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location. It is estimated that accommodations will be ,
or ten thousand persons, or about three thousand
The area required will be between two and ten square
th a “buffer state” section to allow for possible future
■u, Texas, as- seend class- matter
peagManch 3. 1890:
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nce set up, such a headquarters will be a tangible
mt to world, peace efforts, adsuch. a community es-
d in the United States will be a source of pride to all
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work harder and prodpeemom..
Selecting £mployers i,
This brings me to .give scme ad-
vice, restive for whom to work
Would you, personally, be better off
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(Dealer South. Both alden vuh
nerable.)
After West leads the diamond
Q to the K. South runs four
spades and three hearta: What
should be West’s discards to beat
South'd 3-No Trumpet.'
Master Sergpant
or First Sergeant . •a
Technical Sergeant.. . .
but rather in what these wages wilr, ptAN9
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York Oity; 380 N. Michigan Avenue. Chicago,
mis, Mo.; 448 Bo. Hill St., Los Angeles, Calif.; 5
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was named by
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of the overseas theaters which are su
you want to join.
Hie life of a Ground’ Forces h
. . . doing interesting,joW... leap
for a.fine career in the -Army or a
solutjon for the food, shortage: have public
ded die wrong thing eat their words. Of course
‘2 them disestion
North-South. ,
and medium calves 1050-14, culls
&-10. tocken ycarce, afew calyes
some from the same hidden spot at
the junction of certain two old
stone walls!
But many things are very differ-
(Dealer East
vulnerable.)
sights and places you’ve yead a
Berlin, Tokyo/ Maila.Heneluli
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Gov. Stevenson, and includes Dr. E.
N. Jones, president of the Agricul-
■ tural and Industrial College, Kings- i
ville; Henn’ Stilwell, president of
the Texarkana Junior College; G. H.
Peniana, memser of the beard of'
down here on Cape Ann where I was _
born—to me the most beautiful spot upon the character of the industry ,12.50-14. Good ewes 8 and 8.50. CuH
in the world. If churse, the hills, and your age, health, etc. Tii
’woods, rocks ana—most. wonderful, closing let me
AUSTIN, July 19.—(UP.)—A Fort I
Worth attorny has been named
chairman of a bi-racial committee
town Common from apparently the there is-olabon union. It you. are
same bushes fram. which 1 .pichedia. gaod wonken, you can. get, more
which was pulled by homes, But
perhaps the most evident ahange is
in the attitude of wage-workeva and
or
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e whileproperty owners who might be forced to mowa,
sed. Civic leaders in many, other parts of the United •
meh as San Francisco, are bidding for establishment
TN ite,
commission announces that the location selected will
3 before he gets his long suit set up,
eommission, headed By Sir Iyoulethispartnenstnpekrout
--** --M- •i ; your own stoppers inr Uhe; danger-
ous suit, whenever he has the
rights, too and it be-
try to understand his,_
vent higher prices is for all of us to
I cost National
What a cinch that contract was
if South had held up on the sec-
ondaqadelend East, wgd,haa.i
‘ hod to switch tea sometping else
Then, when West got the lead
| the J. He led the club 10. which
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katihgonn,
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FOR REAL
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But whw dontt there pe^e here; enosmeqombr
-Closing cotton, pric^?^'
Most people believe in "collective
bargaining” between employers and+
wage workers. This means that pEMon
wage workers must combine
employ trained. leaders to advise and ipan .M"27
fight for them. Sofar;sogeodHutMT“i
, everyone should also 1
5 there are: more goods tot
15, innumerable wages only as, more
the war, until a duced.‘ Wage 1
en.Bo.nm ane Mtv marily interested. In monu
fused to pass- North’s double He
he Ban Francisco area has advantage of climate, space wound up in the most proftable ’
ausury, . This present-day .
down” practice, not only raises’thegaina/nang
cost of living for every wage werken, manmealt,
but it lowers his selpresgecandef, Bethlehem
, ficiency. It RIH ambition which, isapoini i
ahead. I feel among the sparkplug of a happy and pros-
at makes toe indif- perouis Wk
This unfortunate c
_________..._____Puesident. of all—the ocean, are the sama as
Vice-president aud Publisher during my boyhood days. L even
________ Publisher 4 Adst.. Mgr. picked blueberries today at Dog-
time, with groups Ike the Chamber of Commerce,
halts’ Association, ministers and American Legion
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Since Segtember, ovettHreequhrters of a million„hm
the new Regular Army, to akedvaptge of the splendidenli
now offered. MAKITA MILMION! Gen al thefao
Army"Campor Post,, or U. S. Army Recruiting Station.
NEW FAY SCALE
in Memos Te cEeTpne Foot ronama mums
CARE, AND uMEnN nnemem PMVMM
By THE CUERO PUBLISHING CO.. Inc.
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spot, with a No Trump game,
then kicked It away in the play. ,
1 Despite South's bid. West, with
pretty feir re-entries. opened- a ’
spade, his 4. South reckoned he
• had thab suit- so well- stopped: that *
he went right in with his. A over
Hog$ 200. Most butcher hogs, sows
and pigs 100 lower. Top18h5 paid
for sqedandcholeer 105to un igoodi
and, choice 150-160 weigbtal ,
and uniforms, athletic equipment and
Some navy men, bent on civilian life,
of their own, have been able to buy
k But much of the material has gone
ficer from the Idaho’station told of
i directors of Baylor and Dr. J. N.J
Score, president of Southwestern in!
Georgetown.
Two negro memebers of' the com-
mittec are W. R. Banks, principal of
the Prairie View College, and Dr. M.
L Edwards, president of Jarvis,
Christian College at Hawkins. •
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attitude of people to ite . ... — ________
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Stead of taking thein turn an scarce meedunabd gogarrk cowa 1
“pulling the cart". This situajionii-iiin
is bad on both foe tito communityr
as a whole and for those, whe allow, a
“ themselves to "slow-up” to thaing
work. The ehly. way we can pre- 1
1 with, the clul to ba wanld dndi
( outhialilkhad the spades,akoppedh
By means of that simple hald-up:
. South, wauld have scored all the
tricks excent that plus one heart
and one club.
Flwonkineim anopen.o elozedchop2 16.50-18 sows 1 •
____„ uela covered ana the A ek. ,
NO TRUMP play, the prine . thenihehert A t.thep a
purpose of the ho.d-up 21% . amabecuunnd
eraa iputo ueR He Bos
heart tricks then, and sue,
realizec»he would hawa tlose thel
lead to Wast‘ almoat aunely
! mankedi duh. K. whepeupon West
iamdspadehim to Mat Houh
toprsetonatonasinnnisakugdamoma
enough. West had the K and fol- - -
lowed with three spade tricks, set-
ting him
gguwillbe,ketterof.tjoin.ahkorun-w-..
_1 z—• T? lon.andgetajeh withadosed-shop "hih
there were no autamolilea andconcm, tahlish
well remember the finst- telehone,, 3 ietuau Are mideg-aged but
alentiie licht and even etaneeh cen ft.. a goddr neai-on vaes versa.
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A^g A "542-©V- •N--M PINP: IVVT49 •%D
59 IQI * M- Would you, personally, be better kN en pigs,16.16
i have lifted their working with a r
g. to
ennm-daz,
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1. If you are young and ambit-
bus, get a job with. a concern where
is more produced; Yek the keeningNe3sANTLin"
on reducing hours and slowing dowi.
on their work. 1 r7 az----2
the fact that the labor unions are
apparently killing the efficiency and: ag
ambition of too many Cape Ann gdEe
people. ; Gie
talking with meh on the wharves
and factor steps, thegagree —
there is mom to divide only aw thone oh.
4a
house. Be so-doing, there members they we
of the building-ttade unions are "t
forcing upi hteir own rents and art
making it so much headed, fortheir____
own children to find houses. 4 f inthei
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No wonder we cannot findhouses " ",2
now costs too much to hdld a uncertainues of QPA legialaum d
them 50 years ago. At least, I got rapid advancement with an unor-
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0 r e c o a d “Slow-Down’ Practices
y, and sunday Morinz.
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Mmmmr-
bscription Batra
and Sunday, one year $8.00, six month*
oaths $1.50; one menth 60c.
one year $2.50; six months $1.25 within the
vbbre 1 year $3.00. 6 months $1.50
Oita of Cuero and DeWitt County.
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BARCLAYf ON BRIDGE |
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WITH COMFORT ' Some bi ought folding chairs for
WILLLOUGHBY, —(UP - Sev-Fthe. long wait and one ---
eral Willoughby residents found a
way to make themselves comfort-
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greatest danger rests with the et tnion
to wove feet of the "slowingrdown” on thesthe iA_ —
n 42 character of all workers ia aniin- were bolstered hy 4
1" 25 dustry. This pregent-“a» "*9"- Nonfokondtgrrpkuiiescdne
phmsem
kA while Entted mtes steel
Listen to Amy," "Prat^lr We Hail,” Mark wamceg
Army Show, “Sound Ot," “Her Wismec Spotts Review," and “Spotighe zana
with Guy Lombardo, Harry Joanna, agd-Xaniar Cudet on your mdio.
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Aldridge, C. C., Jr. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 153, Ed. 1 Friday, July 19, 1946, newspaper, July 19, 1946; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1551559/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.