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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
7
Inspector Warren and Detective Bradley question landlord Ryan beside a desk and bloodied floor as they uncover Carter’s corpse. The room holds three other men. tension rises as passkeys, unpaid rent, and possible motives surface amid a silent, crowded street hum.
Warren and Bradley confront Ryan over the murder of Carter. Ryan denies the killing but is pressed with the gun and evidence. They claim two shots, a broken watch, and powder marks prove his guilt, while Ryan plots escape.
The monthly Girl Scout Council session at the community building announced that Troops 3 4 and 5 will disband for the summer after Day Camp ends. Brownie troops will not meet until fall. Leaders Club discussed day camp plans. By laws committee to meet July 2 at Mrs Ray Frazier home. next council meeting July 23. Attendees included Mrs Floyd Weir Mrs Charles Vincent Mrs Cecil Gerber Mrs Ray Frazier Mrs Henry Shirley Mrs Roy Brown Mrs Ralph Ramsey and Mrs Deral Brewer.
In Cawdle Dell Sam Steepbelly owner of the General Store and Henry Potter at Sweet Lick clash over price cuts. Supreme Court overturns a fair trade rule while Bloomberg's girdle sale spurs consumers and a price slump in staples looms.
A woman nears death and ends her long struggle as labor concludes with a dramatic delivery. In a quiet room friends share hushed glances while she endures pain and fading breath. Suddenly, nine bulldogs burst into the world with a chorus of yells and cries.
Beginning Monday the 25th for five days the first Andrews Girl Scout Day Camp will be held at the M. J. Thornberry Ranch fifteen miles west of town on Kermit Highway. Over 20 girls have registered and paid the $100 fee to Mrs. Ralph Ramsey. Camp director Mrs. Roy Brown says the program runs four hours daily with one meal cooked out. Brownies and Intermediates are eligible. washing and rope tying, outdoor cooking and camping are taught. A display in St Clair's Department Store Window previews camp activities. June 29 resembles a closing day.
The article explains how disease spread by mosquitoes like Anopheles, causing malaria and filariasis. It covers control methods, sanitation, and the roles of health agencies, plus related parasites such as hookworm and pinworm and how infections occur through contaminated environments and undercooked foods.
L. B. Ogden and Tom Mitchell will depart Friday for a weeklong fishing spree on the Rio Grande, aiming to enjoy river sport and outdoor recreation.
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