Life of Riley Quote Hits Government Staffing
Rep Earl Wilson of Indiana laments federal work habits calling life in government the life of Riley He urged dismissing 75 percent of nearly 300000 federal personnel and claimed idleness and excessive leave burden taxpayers He presented his batch of figures as proof of laxness across federal offices.
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Earl Wison
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Biggerstaff Final Rites Held Friday
Final rites for Ralph G. Biggerstaff were held Friday at 3 p.m. with RR W Wood of the Church of Christ officiating. Active pallbearers included nephews Gustie Ewell Elmore Biggerstaff Raymond Biggerstaff and sons‑in‑law Jack DeBord Arthur Reynolds. Honorary pallbearers listed Ray Peeler Frank Wright Oscar Cline Marvin Dossey Fred Bono Howard Smith Brant Smith Clem McClure. Flower girls were Thelma Jean McCord Billie Jean DeBord granddaughters Vera Flood Imogene Holland Mary Evelyn McKay Mary Ella Smith Rosemary and Betty Richardson. Burial followed at Willow Wild Cemetery with Waldo Funeral Home directing.
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RR. W. Wood
Church of Christ
Gustie Biggerstaff
Ewell Biggerstaff
Elmore Biggerstaff
Raymond Biggerstaff
Jack DeBord
Arthur Reynolds
Ray Peeler
Frank Wright
Oscar Cline
Marvin Dossey
Fred Bono
Howard Smith
Brant Smith
Clem McClure
Thelma Jean McCord
Billie Jean DeBord
Vera Flood
Imogene Holland
Mary Evelyn McKay
Mary Ella Smith
Rosemary
Betty Richardson
Willow Wild Cemetery
Waldo Funeral Home
Fry Named Coordinator of Cullin School Vocational Program
Lewis M. Fry of Pake has been named coordinator of the Cullin County Vocational School for Veterans. He holds an MA and ten years in school work, and served three and a half years in World War II as a vocational educational administrator and coordinator for technical training at the U S Naval Base Port Hueneme Calif. Buy savings bonds now.
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Lewis M. Fry
Pake
Fry
Navy
U. S Naval
Port Hueneme
Calif
Two Games On Tap In City Softball League
Play resumes tonight with Cotton Mill facing Gem Cafe in the opener and Wilshire Furniture meeting Alexander Drug in the finale. The pair of games follow Cotton Mill’s recent strong form and Wilshire Furniture’s latest matchup in the league schedule.
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Gem Cafe
Wilshire Furniture
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General Tax Cut Opposed as Budget Aims Balance
The Federal Reserve Board opposed a general tax cut until the government operates on a balanced budget and reduces the national debt. In its 32nd annual report to Congress the board urged inflation fighting powers and stressed maintaining a surplus while not cutting essential functions.
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U.P
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
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Reserve Board
Salesman Snared in Garden Ditch on Evans Avenue
A Sherman salesman, fined previously for drunkenness, wandered down Evans Avenue and into the yard of James A Browning before driving into a ditch beside Bob Cantrells garden. Police were called after two prior reports of a reckless driver.
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A Sherman
Court
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James A Browning
Brownine’s
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Cantrell
Grady P. Brown Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Grady P Brown, longtime Whitewright resident, were held at 10 a.m. Saturday at theDese Presbyterian church with Rev RL Cates officiating. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Brown two brothers and one sister.
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Whitewright
Grady P Brown
RL Cates
Butawa
Barnheart
Sam Brown
Anna
Raymond Brown
Blue Ridge Fliwer
Joe Brown
Aubrey Smith
Bloomville Ath
Mabel Castro
Dallas
Wolfe City Masons Name New Officers
Wolfe City Masons elected Joe T Murrow as Worshipful Master for the coming year. Other officers include Trover Little Senior Warden Vaden Turner Junior Warden J C Jordan Secretary and O W Stone Treasurer. Stour served as treasurer for 31 years. A RQ Rickets was elected Tiler.
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Wolfe City
Topi
Joe T Murrow
Masonic Lodge
Excelsior
J Wesley Tapp
Trover Little
Vaden Turner
J C Jordan
O W Stone
Mr. Stour
Rickets
Birth announced for Ray couple’s daughter
Mr and Mrs W L Ray of 203 Stuar Street welcome a daughter born on June 14.
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W. L. Ray
Stuar St
Black Giants Beat Gainesville in 6-3 Pitchfest
The Black Giants defeated Gainesville 6 to 3 with Homer Cooks and QC Jester delivering the key plays. The Giants schedule a clash with Collier on June 19 and 20, then face Clarksville on Sunday June 33.
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Clarksville
Local candidates announce for Democratic primary July 27 1946
A list of candidates announces intentions to run in the Democratic primary on July 27 1946. Names include commissioners, county offices, district clerks, tax assessor collector, sheriff, and state legislative seats across Fannin Grayson Cook counties and surrounding districts.
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Fannin
Grayson
Cook
Charles R Jones
Tor
Ray Shuler
Vannin
Lamar
Demonstration On Terracing Set Tuesday
A terracing demonstration led by Edgar Wommack will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at Dr. Jack Saunders ranch. The terracer will be shown as a modern rapid method for creating terraces in the area.
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Dr. Jack Saunders Ranch
Edgar Wommack
Your Birthday Monday June 17
Born today you are serious and burdened by life yet have a keen sense of humor to save you from gloom. Clear minded and outspoken you stand by your convictions and help others. You value home and family, and romance is likely with one or more partners as you seek a lifelong match.
Community Notes From Local Homes And Visitors
Clyde Nevill and wife return home after navy service. Mr and Mrs Melvin Whatne’s daughter residing in Burhan after eight months in the area. Mr Whaley recently discharged after five years in the army. Mark Lowrey of Windsw... Lenham reports Monday bus trip. Ruth Crawford of Witssae Washere visited Sunday. James A By and wife from Fort Worth were guests of Mio and Mrs Will Nevill. James Borer of Jemmoi visiting his aunt Texie Bog Less. Mrs B Adams undergoing treatment at Allen Memorial Hospital. Bill Locke returned home. Judge William G Hall of Tucson, Arizona arrives to join wife and son Albert, after travel to New York and Washington on business. Mr and Mrs B A Idsley in Houston to meet Billy Poke, recently discharged from the US Navy.
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Burhan
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End
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Fort Worth
Mio
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Jemmoi
Texie
B. Adam
Allen Memorial
Bill Locke
Allen Memorial Hospital
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Tuscon
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Albert
Claude Fnglish
Hall
WCW York
Wasingtean
Idsey
Houston
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Price Daniel Opens Campaign Amid Legal Questions
In a public appearance, Texas Attorney General Price Daniel outlines his stance on key legal issues while facing scrutiny over pending questions about his campaign. Local observers note his emphasis on integrity and state rights as he addresses supporters.
Unclear entry on fatal shooting by foreman in West Virginia
Fragmentary report details a double shooting attributed to a foreman in Cha lt ton West Virginia. Names, dates, and exact circumstances are illegible, with scattered phrases mentioning charges and an emergency unit.
Sidney W. Taylor to be discharged from Navy soon
A Windom report notes Sidney W. Taylor will receive discharge from the United States Navy shortly. Details on posting or ceremony are not provided in the readable text.
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Sidney W. Taylor
Navy
Navy Veteran to Return on Discharge Visit in June
The discharged sailor will leave Norfolk Virginia and is to be joined by his wife Florence Breihoff of Bronx New York. They expect to visit around June 20. Taylor attended Windom High School and has six years of Navy service. He served in the Southwest Pacific and North Africa. A brother James HF served three years in the Navy and Tecelvegy a short time ago.
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Bronx
New York
Tayior
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Southwest Pact
James Hfec
Navy
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