Texas Farmer One Of Four Honored
Clinton J. Harbers a 33 year old general farmer from West Point Fayette county Texas was named among four outstanding young farmers of 1955 by the National Junior Chamber of Commerce. He transformed swampland into a top grade 620 acre farm valued at about 100000 while supporting a family of seven and funding education for his siblings.
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Minneapolis
Texas
America
The
Tional Junior Chamber of Commerce
Clinton J. Harbers
West Point
Fayette County
Harbers
Peace treaty and prisoner stories emerge from war era accounts
A report notes several returning prisoners mentioning Americans met in slave camps. One German prisoner recalled meeting captive airmen near Moscow and Karaganda in 1948. He described poor memory of their fate and loss of photos after Russian searches.
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Moscow
Karaganda
Wwe
Austria
Lazy beach afternoon with friends and a muddled identity
On a sunlit shore Landon McCrae enjoys a quiet day with Eric, Trace, and Maggie’s circle as Maggie’s illness keeps her away. Judith invites Landon to a luncheon with Sherwood Hubbs and local dignitaries, while a mistaken label from Dr Calvert underscores Landon’s struggle between Maggie’s life and her own.
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Trace Fellowes
Kay Ireland
the Nicholls
Bill Kennedy
Merry-o’s Castle
Trace
Maggie
Landon
Eric
Merry-o
Breck
Judith Kennedy
Judith
Sherwood Hubbs
Duncheon
Landow
Hubby
Sherwood Hobbs
Calvert
Mrs. Scarffe
Dr. Calvert
Landon McCrae
Scott
Maggie Scarffe
Scarffe
Doc Calvert
Nicholls
Laurie
Landon McCrae Returns Stir Tempers at Canadian Club
Landon McCrae comes home to Windermere to care for Margie Scarife and her family while Maggie is away for a T M cure. She seeks to cheer them with visits and club recreation. At the Country club she meets Kay Irish and Eve dances with a war widow triggering Scott Wylie's jealousy and a threatened final confrontation.
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Landon McCrae
Windermere
Canada
New York
Scott Wylie
Scott
Landon
Margie Scarife
T.M. Cure
Maggie
Merry-o
Eric
Kay Irish
Eve
War
Boy Wounded by Rifle In Accidental Shooting Rebound
Denis Harriet, age 15, was wounded in the back by a bullet from a .22 rifle that had previously injured his leg when it discharged three years earlier. He had sold the rifle to a neighbor, and the neighbor's son later fired it, causing the ricochet that hit Denis.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Denis Harriet
Denis
Eden to appeal to railway workers over strike
Prime Minister Anthony Eden plans a radio appeal to railway workers as a seven day strike cripples the British economy. Informed sources say he will urge the 70 000 standers to return to work from Chequers for a national broadcast at 6 0 p m Sunday. The stoppage has forced employers to announce dismissal notices for more than 250 000 workers across various industries.
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Daniel F. Gilmore
London
Anthony Eden
Reason
Eden
Chequers
Steel Rock to Baby Carriage Plants Walkout Threat
An estimated 1 million workers will be jobless by this time next week if the walkout continues, signaling broad impact across steel and baby carriage plants.
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S. Main Street
Ike
John B. Hollister
Eisenhower
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Reveille Methodist’s
Church of Christ
Fannin County Baptist
Bonham Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Hour
First Baptist Church News
Temple Lumber Co
Washington
Temple Lumber Company
Rev. R. L. Boyd
Bonks
Church of Jesus Christ
Frances Kelly
First Christian Church
First Methodist Church
Crittenden Butane
D. L. Watson
Harley Mtr. Co
McKelva Mattress
Bryan Baker
Morning Devotion
Social Security
Bonham State Bank
Lanny
All Star Dance Parade
Frances Sarah Moore
King Features Syndicate
Dairy Queen
D. Austin
At the Dairy Queen
Reece
Cleopatra
NEA
Augusta Lynch
Custer, Mich
Michigan State University
Fannin
Bonham Finance Company
Elmer Harrell
Mgr
First National Bank
Beetle Bailey
Ella Cinders
Curly Kayo
Miss Cinders
Plymouth
Yates - Morrow CO
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