Brain and Cook Welcome New Associates in Texan Press Effort
Cedar Puckett, praised for good natured debate, joins a plan to improve newspapers across the area. He reports strong interest in outdoor recreation and state game and fish programs while promoting the idea of turning Lake Marvin over to Texas to enhance bass distribution for public benefit.
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Lake Marvin
Studers
Austin
State Game and Fish Department
Panhandle
Game Department
Texas
Washington
Hunter shoots quail in Oklahoma while in Texas
Roy Lansing recalls a hunter who crossed from Texas into Oklahoma to shoot a quail. The bird was killed in midair over Oklahoma soil, making the kill legal, but the hunter could be charged with hunting out of season in Texas. The piece also recalls a radio anecdote about a hungry man and reflects on past tramp-related stories and kitchen-door solicitations.
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Roy Lansing
Higgins
Oklahoma
Texas
Governor Shivers Relaxes Quail Shoot At Big Bull Ranch
Governor Allan Shivers spent two days at the Big Bull Ranch with aides Garland Smith Maurice Acres and others. He showed sharp shooting in quail and duck hunting as state officials toured the lakes and ranch facilities.
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Allan Shivers
Big Bull Ranch
Garland Smith
Maurice Acres
Lawrence Hagg
Harold Dunn
Shelby Kruser
Jay Taylor
Shivers
Dude Moseley
Canadian
Boggie Creek
Ike did not ghostwrite MacArthur speeches finds Gunther tale false
King Features Syndicate disputes John Gunther claim that Dwight Eisenhower ghostwrote Douglas MacArthur speeches. Sokolsky asserts MacArthur wrote key documents and speeches such as the Battleship Missouri and Old Soldiers Never Die, while Eisenhower neither wrote nor authorized them. The piece argues for distinct prose styles and denies any collaboration between the two generals.
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John Gunther
Look
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Dwight Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
General MacArthur
Frank Waldrop
Rainbow Division
Congress
General Eisenhower
Tokyo
Missouri
Japan
Tokyo Bay
Frankfort
Germany
Gunther
Winston Churchill
King Features Syndicate
Military Services Held for Capt Clyde A Bray Jr
Military funeral services were set for 2 30 p m Monday for Capt Clyde A Bray Jr 28 from the First Methodist Church with Dr Orion W Carter officiating He died in Dumas Memorial Hospital Saturday from injuries in a car truck crash on US 287 near Kerrick He was recalled to active duty in February 1951 and formerly worked in the loan department of Citizens National Bank He is survived by his wife twin sons parents two brothers and a sister Burial is at Fairview Cemetery under Duenkel Carmichael Funeral Home supervision
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Edward Clay
Don Duggan
Charles Shelton
Dick Stowers
Ray Thompson
Lauiel Carter
Hay Boyington
Fairview
Duenkel-Carmichael Funeral Home
Bray
Loan Department
Citizens National Bank
Great Falls
Mont
Thelma Osborne Bray, Jr
Rodney
Ronald
Governor Shivers Walks Miles Through Sand Hills
Governor Shivers stood 6 feet 2 inches tall and in fine health as he walked for miles through the Canadian River sand hills without fatigue.
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Governor Shivers
Canadian River
Governor faces critical times fuels possible senate or reelection bid
The governor hints at future plans without confirming any run, noting the country faces critical times and that he would seek a role where he can help most. His record as governor is praised for efficiency and a businesslike administration with excellent appointees.
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United States Senate
Tom Connally
Governor Praised For Fair Treatment Of Panhandle
In Austin observers describe Panhandle affairs as part of Texas, noting the governor’s fair and decent conduct toward the region and its interests. The statement frames the Panhandle as Texas, not a distant possession, reflecting regional sentiment.
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Panhandle
Austin
Texas
Safe magnesium pipe for gasoline transfer
Magnesium pipe is used to transfer gasoline and volatile solvents because it is light and will not strike a spark, offering safer handling in fuel systems and chemical operations.
Hollywood Fad Spaghetti Lets Stars Keep Trim
In Hollywood a new low calorie spaghetti craze draws movie queens and stars to a market restaurant. Yolanda, the Italian server, touts a “non fattening” version with reduced starch and added proteins and wheat germs, priced high but valued by stars like Greta Garbo Jeanne Crain Clifton Webb Eugene Pallette and others who crave the dish and its waistline appeal.
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Hollywood
U.P
Yolanda
Clifton Webb
Eugene Pallette
Oath of Office Delegated to Chancellor Livingston
The Supreme Court was not yet appointed to administer Washingtons oath. Chancellor Robert Livingston of New York took on the responsibility and administered the oath at the first inauguration.
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Supreme Court
George Washington
Robert Livingston
State of
New York
Mobilization Chief Pushes Organizational Changes
Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson said organizational changes are coming as the mobilization setup gears up for mass arms production. He defended civilian output while noting bottlenecks must be broken and confirmed goals are being met without sacrificing weapons for civilian goods.
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Washington
U.P
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Key West
Fla
Truman
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Defense Department
Wilson
Subcommittee
Five Camp brothers enlist together in Memphis Navy unit
MEMPHIS TENN. Five brothers Weldon Joe Grady Otha and Ray Camp of Friendship Tenn. have enlisted in the same Navy outfit in Memphis.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.P
Navy
Weldon, Joe, Grady, Otha
Ray Camp
Friendship, Tenn
Takes a Chance And Breaks Even
Louisvill e based Jesse Doyle faced a legal dilemma when offered to plead guilty to theft of 44 dollars in whiskey for two years. He refused and went to trial, where the jury sentenced him to two years, with possible adjustments to one year or up to five years.
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Louisville
U.P
Jesse Doyle
Doyle
Boy Wraps Gifts Shoots Himself
In Los Angeles a 13 year old boy Richard D. Speth shot himself with his father's pistol after wrapping Christmas presents for his family and friends. Parents Paul and Valda Speth were in the front room when the shot occurred. The boy left a note asking a friend be named patrol leader of his Boy Scout troop.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Richard D. Speth
Paul and
Valda Speth
Richard
Rainmakers May Face Licensing For Weather Modification
Scientists propose licensing weather modification practitioners to curb amateur efforts that could influence large geographic areas, aiming to regulate modern methods and ensure safety and accountability.
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Ellwood Park
Carl Staggs
West Sixth
Child's Saddle Oxford
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Harley Davidson
Ridgemere
North Pierce
San Jacinto
Tyler
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George E. Sokolsky
Pampan
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Greta Garbo
Gayelord Hauser
Hauser
Jeanne Crain
Chuck
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K&m
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Harrison Tabor
Keeling
Bill Moore
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Ad al
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Pia Devhanel
Chicago
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Pol
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