T and P Safety Car to Visit Bonham on Monday
The Texas and Pacific Railway introduces a traveling instruction car for safety and fuel conservation campaigns. The converted passenger coach features synchronized sound slides a blackboard public address and will be in Bonham and other Texas and Pacific yards for the day. It will tour cities including New Orleans Adele Alexandria Shreveport Marshall Mineola Dallas Fort Worth and Texarkana.
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Benham
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Iexas
Pacific Railroad
New Orlean
Adele Alexandria
Shreveport
Marshall
Ineview
Mineola
Pallas
Fort Worth
Baird
Big Spring
Toyah
el Faso
Texark
American Railroads
National Entity Council
Chicago Board of Education. Co
Pr. Adams
Rules and Safety
H. N. Ricks
Texas and Pacific
Clarksville Tigers crush Honey Grove in 17 A clash 47 to 7
Clarksville High School’s Tigers rolled over Honey Grove Warriors 45 to 7 in a Thanksgiving tilt. Stiles and Joyner sparked the ground attack with multiple TDs as Clarksville sets up bi district showdown with Terrell.
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Texas
Tigers
Honey Grove Warriors
Terrell
Jesse Stiles
Billy Joyner
Joyrer
Stiles
Cole
Bullard
Negro Scout Troop Formed At Bralley
A new Scout troop for negro boys of Honey Grove organized with Nolan Brown Post No 247 A American Legion as sponsor. J W Pendleton of Bralley school will serve as Scoutmaster.
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Honey Grove
Nolan Brown
American Legion
J. W. Pendleton
Bralley School
Ernest Hickfang elected president of county Baptist Youth Union
Ernest Hickfang of Bonham was elected president of a county wide organization of Baptist youths at a rally in First Baptist church. The event drew over 200 youths from Trenton Ector Ladonia Honey Grove Leonard Savoy Windom Rober and Dodd City with delegations as large as 40 from some churches.
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Bonham
First Baptist Church
Trenton
Ector
Ladonia
Honey Grove
Leonard
Savoy
Windom
Rober
Dodd City
Raymond Jones
Gainesville
Cooke County
Jim Colins
Red Bailey
Joaniy Acree
Harold &. Renfro
C. R. Jones
J. P. Jeter
George Brent
Bulie Barnett
Martha
Hargis
Ernest Carroll
Norma Burkhalter
Anna Jo Riley
Nine Wolfe City FFA Boys Are Advanced
Nine Wolfe City FFA members have advanced from Greenhorns to Future Farmers, earning at least 25 dollars from a project in the past year. Advancing are Johnnie Cochran, George Alexander, Gene Maples, Kenneth Gasky, John Frank Crable, James Ray Pack, Troyce Woodruff, Hat Jobr, and Frank Greenway.
Funeral Rites Held for Pvt. Robert J. Butler
Funeral services were held for Pvt. Robert J. Butler son of Mr and Mrs Earl Butler of Colorado Texas. The family extended thanks to friends who assisted during illness and death. Special thanks were given to physicians nurses and staff including the funeral home Lester and Lola Jennings and Family.
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Ladonia
Walker- Bishop Post
American Legion
Pvt
Butler
Munich
Germany
Robert J. Butler
Earl Butler
Colorado
Texas
Hn.im
Carroll
Sceater
Riser
Lester
Lola Jennings
Pueblo Officials Take Over Coal Supply
Pueblo Colorado city officials seized all coal supplies from retail dealers to launch a city controlled rationing system. City council President Bert L Beaty said the plan was drawn up with Pueblo Coal Dealers Association. Domestic consumers in need contact their regular dealer, who refers the order to the city coal board for review and approval or rejection.
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Pueblo
Colo
U.P
Puebl
Rocky Mountain Steel
Bert L. Beaty
Pueblo Coal Dealers Association
City Coal Board
Iran Party Calls for Revolt Amid Government Crisis
Tehran reports the Leftist Iran Party issued a proclamation urging all patriotic classes to revolt against Premier Ahmad Ghavam Es-Sultanieh. Rumors of a general revolt circulate in Azerbaijan Province where government troops clash with Azerbaijani Democratic forces.
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Tehran
Iran
U.P
Iran Party
Ahmad Ghavam Es-Sultaneh
Azerbaijan
Two Mad Dogs Die in Wolfe City Rabies Incident
Wolfe City officials urge residents to avoid dog bites after two rabid dogs are killed. City marshal Rob Martin reports two mad dogs killed recently and warns to watch Krangs dogs. A stray line notes 40100 weed seeds counted in a square fog.
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Wolfe City
Krangs
Rob Martin
Citymarshal
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