Veteran Banker of Clarendon Honored
In Clarendon on January 6, W. H. Patrick, longtime senior banker at First National Bank, was surprise honored as the community’s most distinguished citizen of 1949 by the Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club. A plaque and a booklet of letters arrived, with flowers from national banks, as Patrick praised friendship and reflected on aging near 85.
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Clarendon
W. H. Patrick
Patrick
Clarendon Chamber of Commerce
Clarendon Lions Club
Lions Group
Mr. Patrick
Chase National Bank of New York
Carl Allmond
John B. Honts
Dalhart
Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce
Lion’s Club
Honts
Dandruff Disappears For W. R. McKinney
Mrs. W. R. McKinney of Fort Worth Texas reports relief from dandruff and itchy scalp after using Baker's Hair Tonic. She credits quick results and endorses Baker's Lathernist Shampoo for clean scalp and lustrous hair. The ad promises refunds if not satisfied.
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Fort Worth
Texas
W. R. McKinney
15Th St
Baker’s
Battle on Mexican Cattle Blight Gains
MIAMI January 6 Gen Harry H Johnson reported strong progress in Mexico battle against hoof and mouth disease vaccination figures show 5 010 199 animals vaccinated in December 1949. He warned that predicting when border quarantine will lift is not possible yet as 70 percent of 14 million animals in the affected zone must be vaccinated four times and rechecked. Johnson co directs the Mexico United States commission for eradication of hoof and mouth disease.
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Miami
Fla
Mexico
Harry H. Johnson
Johnson
Setting Sun’s Last Chapter Quietly Ends New York Era
In New York the Sun ceases as a separate paper after 116 years, merged into the New York World Telegram and The Sun. Staff hold a quiet wake, mourning a newspaper tradition, while recalling Dana era pride, long careers, and doubts about past leadership amid rising costs.
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Hal Boyle
New York
New York Sun
Roy Howard
New York World- Telegram
the Sun
Sun
Charles A. Dana
Eld
The
America
Lcolm Johnson
Keats Speed
Speed
Johnson
Frank Ward O'Malley
Richard Harding Davis
Christian Science Sunday Services Lesson Sermon Topic
The weekly Christian Science lesson sermon for Sunday Jan 8 centers on Sacrament with the Golden Text from Proverbs and citations from Malachi and Eddy Science and Health. An unrelated news item notes a district court in Singapore sentencing two Malays to hang for the December murder of Duncan Stewart, governor of Sarawak.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Singapore
Duncan Stewart
Sarawak
Gambler's Widow Under Arrest
Federal narcotics charges were to be filed against Betty Green widow of a Dallas gang leader and R D Matthews, one of his pallbearers. Police said five ounces of cocaine valued at 2500 dollars were found in an apartment during arrests of Green Matthews and two others after an ambush killing at a night club party on Christmas Eve. England's King hopes to attend Trooping the Colour parade on June 9 in an open carriage.
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Dallas
Betty Green
R. D. Matthews
Cers
England
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