Minister Fails To Elude Girl Interviewer
Our TWELFTH MAN spotted Dr. A. D. Foreman Jr., minister of the First Baptist Church, leaving a store after a staged chase. Born Lincoln Neb 39, later moved to Nashville and Houston, Foreman pursued law before choosing the ministry. His father A. D. Foreman Sr. remains active in Houston real estate.
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IZ Mar
A. D. Foreman, Jr
First Baptist Church
Doctor Foreman
Amarillo
San Angelo
A. D. Foreman
Houston
Lincoln
Neb
Nashville
Tenn
Foreman
McEachern Family Reunited After Three Years and Service
In Amarillo Mrs Pearl McEachern's family gathers for the first time in three years. Sgt William McEachern returns from Italy on honorable discharge while daughter Sara Kelly on Navy leave in Washington and her husband Ed Kelly serves in Burma. William served as crew chief of a P-38 with the 15th Photographic Squadron earning a Presidential Unit Citation and nine bronze campaign stars. He arrived home June 9 and was discharged at Ft Bliss, Texas. He is 26.
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Baylor University
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Howard Payne University
Baylor
Lee Scarbrough
Southwestern Seminary
Foreman
Foremans
A. D. Foreman
IIT
Lee Scarbrough Freman
Joyce Foreman
A. D
Anson David
Jones County
Texas
Pearl McEachern
West
Amarillo
Sgt
William McEachern
Italy
Sara McEachern Kelly
Navy
Washington, D. C
Kelly
Capital
Set
Ed J. Kelly
Burma
Bluebonnet Squadron
McEachern
Elizabeth Sears
Bonham
Army
Africa
Sicily
Oran
Algiers
Constantine
Tunis
Naples
Bari
Foggia
15Th Photographic Squadron
United States
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Miss Dora Kenyon Visits Parents Before College Return
Miss Dora Kenyon, a student at Texas University, spends two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kenyon at 606 Carolina before resuming her college studies.
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Dora Kenyon
Texas University
Mrs. A. S. Kenyon
Carolina
Canyon Visitor Guest of Mrs E J McCartt
Mrs Christine Jarott of Canyon was a guest yesterday of Mrs E J McCartt at 1608 Ong.
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Christine Jarott
Canyon
E. J. McCartt
Negroes Oppose Presidential Succession Plan
The National Negro Council in Oakland telegraphed President Truman opposing any line of succession that names the Speaker of the House or the President pro tempore as President. The telegram warned it could elevate Rayburn of Texas or McKellar of Tennessee, both linked to the poll tax system.
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Oakland
Cal
National Negro Council Unit
Truman
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
White House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Civil Service Pay Hikes Approved By Conferees
Senate and House conferees agree on a 15.9 percent average increase for most federal civil service workers with time and one half overtime after 40 hours. Increases scale 20 percent on the first 1,200, 10 percent on the next 3,400, and 5 percent on amounts above 4,600. About 1,250,000 workers affected. ratification by both houses required.
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Washington
Senate
House
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Ned
Canyon Visitor
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Carl Zimlich
Tucumcari
R. S Holmes, Jr
West Sixth
San Francisco
J. B. Felts, Jr
Jackie
Taylor
D. K. Roberts
Farwell
Roberts
Mi Ho
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Brown Cracker and Candy Company Division
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