Tracy and Kit in a quiet chapter of loss and memory
Tracy endures isolation after a public tragedy as friends fade and Kit supports her. Mike returns with news of Kit’s father’s case, revealing he sent newspaper clippings to Tracy and offering a path toUnderstanding Hilary’s daughter. The scene shifts between Tracy’s guarded resilience and Kit’s budding curiosity about the past.
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Tracy
Kit
Tracy Field
White House
Kirk
New York
Tony
Mac
Cecilln
Gibson
Mike
Tracy'a
John Bennett
Hilary
Jamestown Personal Finance Co Notice Disguised as Warning
A fragmented notice from Jamestown warns readers about a personal finance firm discouraging prospective clients. The readable text mentions cash deposited in a town depository and references banks, suggesting a cautious financial alert.
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Jamestown. N
ROTC Cadets to Attend Six Week Summer Camps
About five hundred cadet students from colleges and universities in Texas will enter a six week summer training program. Colonel Oscar B. Abbott announced all but one branch camp will open June 19. The Fort Lewis camp in Washington begins June 28 to provide a comprehensive leadership foundation for future four year graduates.
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State of Texas
Oscar B. Abbott
Fort Lewis
Washington
ROTC Training Allocated Across 17 Army Installations
Senior ROTC cadets will receive reserve commissions with branch training at 17 installations nationwide this year. Fort Monmouth New Jersey signals Fort Meade Maryland infantry and anti aircraft artillery Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland ordnance Fort Belvoir Virginia quartermaster Fort Eustis Virginia transportation Edgewood Arsenal Maryland Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania Army Security Agency Fort Knox Kentucky armored cavalry Fort Benning Georgia infantry Fort Bragg North Carolina field artillery Camp Gordon Georgia military police Fort Sill Oklahoma infantry Fort Hood Texas field artillery Fort Bliss Texas anti aircraft Camp McCoy Wisconsin infantry Fort Lewis Washington infantry and field artillery engineer and quartermaster. Medical ROTC students train at six general hospitals and Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston Texas with emphasis on military medicine dentistry and surgery and veterinary and pharmaceutical applications including small arm training for veterinary and pharmacy students.
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Fort Monmouth
N. J
Signal Corps
Fort Meade
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Ordance
Fort Belver
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Eustis
Fort Knox
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Letterman
San Francisco
Fitzsimons
Denver
Brooke
Fort Sam _ Houston
Walter Reed
Washington, D. C
Madigan
Tacoma
Wash
William Beaumont
el Paso
Local Families Take Trips and Hope for Drier Weather
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Smith traveled to Dallas on business and planned further visits to Arkansas, returning today. In Dallas were Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dee Cooksey visiting their parents. Ray Lee Cooksey and family spent Thursday with his folks, while Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frazier visited Wolfe City. Farmers express concern about rain delaying work.
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Jimmie Smith
Dallas
Points
Arkansas
Dillard Graham
Ray Dee Cooksey
Ray Lee Cooksey
Frank Frazier
Wolfe City
ROTC Training Placed In Two-Phase Schedule
ROTC students begin training in two phases with the first phase starting June 19 and the second phase commencing August 7. The plan outlines a staged approach to readiness and instruction across the summer period.
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ROTC
Lightning protection urged for Texas farms
Texas A&M extension engineer W. B. Allen warns lightning causes about 10 million dollars in farm property losses annually and up to 400 deaths plus many injuries. He advises installing grounded, bonded lightning rods per the National Code and periodic checks, with metal roofs and barn components tied into the system. about 50 attended a recent meeting.
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College Station
Texas
Mys
Allen
Texas A.& M. College
Henson Rites for 88 Year Old Resident
Joe H. Henson, 88, died at his residence on Morgan Street after a period of ill health. Born April 9, 1862, he lived many years in Bonham and is survived by a son Isaach Henson and two other sons, two daughters, 22 grandchildren, 50 great grandchildren, and five great great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church under Wise directing with burial at Willow Wild Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Joe H. Henson
Morgan Street
Bonham
Isaach Henson
Leonard
Oscar Jones
Carlsbad
N. M
Mary Compton
Denison
Rainer Smith
Calvary Baptist Church
J. E. Fender
Thomas Reece
Willow Wild Cemetery
Wise
Dee Kelly
James Bowen
Kyle McDonald
Ed Ball
Abner McNeil
Ted McKenzie
Final Rites for Moody W. Wilson Held Today
Funeral services for Moody W. Wilson, 60, a former Bonham resident, were held at 3 p m today in the Cooper Funeral Home chapel. Rev T J Watts of Honey Grove officiated. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. He is survived by one brother Eugene Wilson of Honey Grove and several nieces and nephews. He was a member of the Methodist Church.
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Moody W. Wilson
Bonham
Honey Grove
T. J Watts
Cooper Funeral Home
Oakwood
Cooper
Eugene Wilson
Methodist Church
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