Fights Open VFW Boxing Tourney At Bonham High Gym
Opening night details of the VFW invitational boxing tournament at Bonham High School gym recount 21 bouts with one knockout and three TKOs in the high school and open classes. Winners include Maxie Turner Bonham 121 pounds and Wilton Tonukka Hugo 135 pounds with two other TKOs in second round finishes.
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Price Dies at Home in Edhube After Long Texas Life
Robert D Price died Thursday at his Edhube residence route 2 at 2 PM. Born in Murfreesboro Tennessee on September 4 1866 he moved to Texas in 1908 and lived in Edhube 38 years. Survived by wife Ida two stepdaughters Pearl Bond and E G Latta sister Betty Tarp ley and a niece and two nephews funeral held at Edhube Baptist Church with Wise Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers listed along with honorary pallbearers.
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D K Woodward to Join East Texas School Forum
D K Woodward of Dallas, UT Austin chairman, will take part in an open forum on Communism in the schools in Palestine next Thursday at 2:00 pm. Event is hosted by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce with Raymond L Dillard announcing. Clyde W Hanks and Henry L Foster will be among educators present for citizenship education efforts. Galloway Calhoun will preside. Trustees and superintendents from 12-county ETex region invited to attend at the high school auditorium.
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Redbud Festival Set At TSCW March 12 13
Denton Texas announces the tenth annual Redbud Festival on March 12 and 13 as 3000 redbud trees on the Texas State College for Women campus unfold in bloom. Dr. L Hi Hubbard notes the festival attracts Southwest beauty lovers and invites visitors to campus lanes and gardens on Sunday March 14. Hubbard began the beautification program over 16 years ago transforming Denton with transplanted specimens now lining every drive in March.
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Tommy Barron Fights Tonight in VFW Tournament Bout
Tommy Barron, who lost his state middleweight crown at Fort Worth due to a cut over the eye, will make his first appearance as a fighter in the VFW tournament here tonight. Barron is slated to meet Lavon Boyette of Paris in a middleweight bout.
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Local Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and Moves
A series of visits and relocations across Texas towns is reported. Au and Mrs. Joh Steel hosted in Lubbock. Fort Worth guests included Mrs W B Freeman and Frances Walthall with Nelda Rae Owen. Several families from Austin Sherman Whitesboro Paris Dallas and Greenville are listed with visitors, new purchases, and relocations including the Ector drug store sale to Clyde Jennings and moves to Bonham and Dumas.
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Last Rites Held For Sam Cotton Sr
Funeral services for Sam Cotton Sr retired mail carrier who died yesterday were held at 2 39 p m at U S A Presbyterian church Rev A A Hyde former pastor now residing in Clarksville officiated. He had been a member since age eight. Surviving are his wife, son Sam Cotton Jr two grandchildren and sister Mrs W B Kerr of Saulman. Interment followed at Willow Wild Cemetery with pallbearers James Rogers Robert Lockhart A C Woodruff Earl Melure J E Farmer Calvert Sherer Wise Funeral Home 3 in charge.
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Earl Melure
J. E. Farmer
Calvert Sherer
Wise Funecra
Army Engineers To Buy Part of Town Forsyth Missouri
Army Engineers to buy out the lower Forsyth Missouri area that will be flooded by the Bull Shoals reservoir rather than levy a local tax. Col Peter A Feringa assistant chief of engineers for public works said the decision followed district engineer recommendations after a Forsyth public hearing to determine community desires.
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Men of Community Repair Rural Roads
Men from Tulip Duplex Tulip and Elwood communities have joined efforts to restore roads. They have graded surfaces and filled mudholes to improve travel conditions.
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Blalock Promoted To Director Of Industrial Development
L B Blalock named director of industrial development by Texas Power and Light Company in a reshuffle announced by John W Carpenter. Blalock, a Rosse native and 1925 hire, will lead efforts to attract industries across North Central and East Texas. D S Coffman succeeds him as manager of industrial sales.
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General Sevez Dies in German Hunting Accident
General Francois L Sevez, 51, army commander in the French occupation zone of Germany, was killed by a ricocheting bullet during a hunt near Ossenburg. Officials said the death was accidental, despite rumors of underground German terrorists. The hunter's identity was known but not disclosed.
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Trophy Reappears at Booster Club Boxing Tournament
A trophy from the Athletic Boosters Club boxing tourney surfaced at the WF tournament opening night bouts. The robe was awarded to James Points of Sherman who claimed a crown, and the trophy was being worn by his cousin Thursday night.
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Hollywood Writers Seek Damages Against Industry
Hollywood writers and producers sue for damages in a case filed March 2 in which ten movie writers seek redress for alleged losses and industry practices. The action targets major studios and industry practices impacting compensation.
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Directors Fired for Contempt Suit Over 655 Million
A group of directors faced contempt claims related to a 655 million damage suit. The plaintiffs sought an injunction from the Superior Court to halt retirement and bar inquiry into the religious beliefs of their employees.
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Local man Joe Kemp, 82, dies in Texas
The report notes the death of Joe Kemp, aged 82, in Texas. Details on funeral arrangements are limited, with scattered references to Lubbock and related names. The fragmentary text mentions a service and associations but lacks a clear obituary structure.
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Lubbock
Joe Kemp
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Paris Airman Attends Police School in Germany
Private First Class Herschel A Iynch, from Route No. 6, is on temporary duty with the EUCOM Military Police School at Nellingen, Germany. Over the next thirty-five days he will undergo rigorous training in pistol firing, radio patrol operation, judo and other MP techniques used in the Occupation zone. He serves with the 979t2 Military Police Detachment in Wiesbaden and is assigned to the Town Patrol Squad.
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Rummage sale at First MethodistYoung People event
A rummage sale and sale of home made cakes and pies will be held Saturday at the Yates Morrow Building hosted by the First Methodist Church Young People group.
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Benefit of North Texas
First Methodist
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