Home Run Gives Lamasco 4-3 Win Over Dodd City
Tom Williams hit a round tripper with one aboard in the first of the seventh inning to spark Lamasco to a 4-3 victory over Dodd City. Williams also made a key seventh inning grab at third base to stop a Dodd City rally. Edgar Avery and William Peoples pitched well for Lamasco as the teams set to meet again in Dodd City.
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Lamasco
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Dodd City
Williams
Lamnco
Willams
Edgar Avery
WM. Peoples
Jackson Expected Return to States
Justice Robert H. Jackson said he plans to return to Washington to brief President Truman on the war crimes trial and discuss a brewing feud with Justice Felix L. Frankfurter. He noted trials against Nazi defendants are in their final phase and expected to conclude in early July.
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Jackson
Card of thanks expresses gratitude after hospital stay
Bubby Towery thanks friends for gifts cards and flowers received during hospitalization and notes she is now home and well.
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Bubby Towery
Denney's Repair Shop opens larger paint facility
Denney's Repair Shop announces a new, larger paint shop with updated equipment. Hill Rathford, a colored painter, handles auto painting. The business offers auto repairing welding body and Fender work and general repairs. Denney Bros proprietors located at Wheane 350 700 Last 4th St.
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Denney Bros
Wheane
Cotton Mill And Wilshire Win Again Monday
Cotton Millers and Wilshire Furniture won easy Monday night. Cotton Millers beat Gem 14 to 9 after a slow start, Jenkins belting a first inning homer and four hits total. Wilshire Furniture defeated Alexander 19 to 6 with Vermillion homering twice and a triple in three trips.
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Your Birthday By Stella Tuesday June 18
Birthday reading notes moodiness and emotional depth. It highlights leadership potential in men and a possible career in science or history. It warns against voyeurism and urges confidence in ability while suggesting partnerships or marriage with a proactive partner.
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Scolpic
Mrs Hollis Vincent Joins TP and L Office
Mrs Hollis Vincent, a Bouhamigh school graduate, is employed in the office of the Texas Power and Light company here. She replaces Mrs G K Moore who has moved to Dallas.
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Texas Power and Light Company
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Dallas
Announced Candidacies in Democratic Primary July 27 1946
A list of announced candidates for various local and county offices in the Democratic primary to be held July 27 1946. Names include commissioners precints 23 and 4, county attorney district clerk assessor collector sheriff legislature 41st district state senator county clerk state rep 38th district and other county and district positions with multiple individuals named.
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Hoss
Cain C. R
Calvin
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T. H
Tom
Eller
D. R
Alexander Doug Bstfger
Paul Brown
Jess
J Briggs Buster B
Anderson
Albert R Lackey
Bill Robertson JR
Joe
Wilson Earl BE
Dawson R. L
Farmer
Jones Ralph Smith
John R
Jaynes
J. M
Melvin
Epperson
John Farmer
6Th Judicial
KZ. J. Hendricks
Civil Service Exams Open for Radio Maintenance Technicians
Civil Aeronautics Administration announces written exams for Radio Maintenance Technicians. Applications due by July 17, 1946, to the Board of US Civil Service Examiners in Fort Worth Texas. Salaries range from 2100 to 26500 dollars yearly with postings across Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas.
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W.L. Sasser
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Oklahoma
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Demo Committee Member Almost Ruins Record
Hugh Lesie of Bauey attended a county Democratic Committee meeting past 10 o clock. He arrived about 30 minutes late and joked that he forgot the time for the session. The momentary mix up disrupted proceedings and drew attention from attendees.
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Bauey
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March Visits Bonham by Democratic Governor Candidate
World War II veteran and Texas gubernatorial hopeful Mr. March visited Bonham on Monday afternoon. He said he has toured 248 county seats in Texas since starting his campaign in March, traveling nearly 50,000 miles.
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Texas
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Funeral Services Set for Mrs Barthena Davis in Gober
Funeral services for Mrs Barthena Davis aged 80 who died Monday at the home of her nephew Tom Eads in Gober will be held at 3:30 PM at the Gober Baptist Church with Rev Joe Helton officiating. Burial will follow in Gober cemetery. She was born November 9, 1865 in North Carolina and lived in Fannin County most of her life. Survivors include her brother Jamee C Eads of Gober, a sister Mrs Fila Williams of Long Beach California, and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Fila Willams
Long Beach
Calif
More Home Canning Drives 4-H Relief Effort Nationwide
The National 4-H Canning Activity under Extension Service directs thousands of rural girls to expand garden and home canning. The program aims to create nutritious larders, cut family food costs, and free commercial stock for famine relief overseas. Awards from Mrs. Ruth Kerr honor top records for 18th year. county medals, state champions, and a National Congress guest status, plus $200 college scholarships for national winners.
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Chicago
Californian Here To Review Scenes After Long Absence
H OF Anderson of Pasadena tours his old city to see changes since he left 46 years ago. He notes many obliterations and wonders at what remains as he prepares to return to California. He plans a visit to Jones County to see his stepmother’s home and recalls his years as a machinist for the Southern Pacific before retirement.
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Pacific Coast
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Benham News
Sues For 6500 Over Wolf Whistles
A Houston man claims a neighbor’s ex GI workers and the American Gear and Supply Co sparked damage to his wife and him, seeking $6500 in a suit. The item also runs with a Texas highway construction notice, detailing sealed bids for a 6.934 mile gravelling project on U.S. 69 in Fannin County with prevailing wage requirements.
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Miss Percy Brown Weekend in Dallas for Relative Visit and Bob Hope Show
Miss Percy Brown spent the weekend in Dallas visiting relatives and attending the Bob Hope show Sunday night. Mrs. Bob Butler and Mrs. J W Walker, sisters of Hoyt Brown, returned to Botham with Miss Brown to spend the day. Also visiting the Browns is Mrs. J W Young of Dallas Georgia, another side of Mr Brown Kenneth Haggard manager 7 Henhart.
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J W. Walker
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Georgia
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Henhart
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G. K Moore
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Mewweth
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Mule Attack Injures Local Farmer W O Cline
W O Cline, a farmer living south of the city, was injured Monday afternoon when a young mule kicked him in the shin while the farmer tried to remove the bridle. He suffered considerable bruising but no broken bones. Cline sought treatment in town Tuesday and required assistance from his brother Bob Cline to move on crutches.
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Mr. Cline
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Larse Audience Welcomes New Baptist Pastor
A large First Baptist Church congregation greeted Rev. John W. Salzman as he began his duties. His sermon titled Workers Together cited 2nd Corinthians and urged loyal support to unite efforts for church growth and God’s kingdom. Additional members joined the church at the service and plans for a Friday congregation party were announced.
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John W. Salzman
Ermon
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