Deaths and Funerals Dominated by O'Leary and Sweeney
Austin obituaries report Miss Mary A. O Leary 74 long resident here with Corsicana roots. Funeral at Reena Funeral Home with burial in Austin Memorial Park. Taylor and Gunn notices follow with services in Austin Temple and Taylor funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. O'Leary
Austin
Corsicana
W. M. O'Leary
Texas
Austin American
Dallas News
Major O'Leary
Dallas
Louise E. Hervey
Lillian Kelly
Maria Withers
Julia R. Gunn
Julia Gunn
David W. Large
David Walter Large
Cook Funeral Home
Jess Hall
Charlie Hamilton
Watson
Fred Johnson
Mike Williams
Houston Hamilton
Mape Bartee
Memorial Park
Louise Long
Edmund Heinsohn
San Antonio
J. Monroe Sweeney Taylor
ANS
J. Monroe
Bud) Sweeney
Condra
Rev. C. B. Orahood
Taylor City
Martha J. Phillips Burnet
Martha Jane Phillips
J. D. Singleton
Travis Peak
Smithwick
Jess Hall of
Edgar Funeral Home of
Burnet
Nephrosis Patient May Get Necessary Melon
Itasca boy Randy Barnes three years old suffers from Nephrosis and may eat a watermelon. The Itasca Chamber of Commerce wired Havana Cuba Jaycees asking for a melon for the ill Texas lad. He has been treated in a Fort Worth hospital and is the son of Mr and Mrs Howard Barnes of Itasca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itasca
Randy Barnes
Itasca Chamber of Commerce
Havana
Cuba
Jaycees
Texas
Fort Worth
Livestock Show Shifts to Sales at Fort Worth Show
The 54th Southwestern Exposition shifts Wednesday from judging to selling in cattle and swine divisions while the gaited and harness horse entries reach a show record. Judges crown champions in Angus, Hereford, Southdown, and Hampshire classes as buyers focus on auctions and gift sales.
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Fort Worth
Texas Swine Breeders Association
Texas Polled Hereford Association
J. Garrett Tolan
Pleasant Plains
Ill
Potato Croquettes From Leftover Mashed Potatoes
Leftover mashed potatoes are formed into flat round cakes and sautéed in salad oil until golden brown and crisp on both sides. This quick method yields simple fried croquettes.
J A Reat Elected the Farmer Head
John A. Reat of Lexington was chosen president of the Lee County Farm Bureau at Lincoln last week. Ches ter Lehmann retired after a vote of thanks. Elmo Kieschnick was reelected secretary treasurer and George Kieschnick became vice president. Directors named include Otto Wolf Dime Box George Kieschnick Lincoln E A Kieschnick Manheim Quinus Lehmann Prospect Mathes Mertink Northrup August Burgdorf Hills and Anton Seifert Lexington. Officers to attend a district meeting at Bellville in February.
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Giddings
ANS
John A. Reat
Lexington
Lee County Farm Bureau
Lincoln
Chester Lehmann
Lehmann
Elmo Kieschnick
George Kieschnick
Otto Wolf
Dime Box
E. A. Kieschnick
Manheim
Quintus Lehmann
Prospect
Mathes Mertink
Northrup
August Burgdorf
Hills
Anton Seifert
Bellville
Old Tom Walked Lot But He Ain't Talkin
A big black cat named Tom, once the special pet of Miss Jean Hines in Sherman, reappears at the Alvin J. Hines Dallas home after two years on a Sherman farm. The cat, now mute, bears scars from dog fights that confirm his identity as the same animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Dallas
Alvin J. Hines
Jean Hines
Sherman
Here
Young GOP Club proposes blueprint for a better America
The Young Republican Club of New York to send a committee drafted plan to GOP chairman Guy Gabrielson. It calls for a Pacific pact, continued Allied control in Germany, no recognition of the Chinese Communist gov ernment, anti discrimination laws, revised Taft Hartley Act, farm price reforms, rent control, state funded health and education, no tax cuts without spending cuts, and careful candidate selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Young Republican Club of
America
Guy George Gabrielson
Four Childress Women Seek Political Posts
Four Childress women launch campaigns for city offices after a women’s caucus. Mrs. J. M. Crews and Mrs. James Allen file for council seats in Precincts Four and Five. Mrs. W. J. Sharp and Mrs. Bill Ross seek Childress Independent School District posts. No male office holder has filed for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Childress Independent School Board
J. M. Crews
James Allen
W. J. Sharp
Bill Ross
Arbitration Discussed as Way To Avert US Telephone Strike
Washington January 31 taft era union mediators and officials discussed arbitration to head off a nationwide telephone strike set for February 8 by the CIO Communications Workers Union led by President Joseph A Beirne. A second meeting with conciliation chief Cyrus S Ching followed. The walkout could involve 100000 members and later 200000 more under Taft Hartley Act terms, with widespread picketing at exchanges and emergency service planned by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William N Margolis
Conciliation Service
Joseph A. Beirne
Cio-Communications Workers Union
Bell Telephone System
Cyrus S. Ching
California
Western Electric Company
Western Electric
Beirne
Itx
CIO
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T. O. Taylor
T. O. Taylor Sr
T. O. Taylor Jr
Houston
Sweeney
Big Ten
Missouri Valley
Big Six
Southwestern
Southwest
Southern
Veterans Education
State Board of Education
Phillips
Travis
H. S. Phillips
Church of Christ
E. D. Phillips
Spicewood
Austin Phillips
Bandera
W. H. Phillips
Andy Phillips
Bertram
Weed
Corley
Funeral Home
Lavaca
Eldon Powell
Florist
Hillyer
Chapel of the Bells
Congress Ave
Lavaco
Hyltin Manor Funeral Home
Guadalupe
Veterans and the
American Legion
Texarkana and
Graham
Barrow
Berkshire
Dover Ffa
Dover
Okla
Oklahoma A&m College
J. M. Raiden
Honey Grove
Oscar Winchester and Sons
Waukomis
Scarbrough
Cub
Boy Scout
Scarbrough & Sons
Paris
Murely
Infants’ and Young Austtin Shop
Colorado River
Lake Buchanan
Marshall Ford
Athlene
Worth
Amarillo Alveston Austin
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
J. A. Reat
Farmer
Young Gop
Astorieg
LAMAR
Armstrong
Belize
Capitol
6Th Ph
Bridges Furniture CO
Congress
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