Naval Reservist Trains in Florida
Lt. (jg) Alexander M. Finlay Jr. of Fife joined two weeks of active reserve duty in December at the U S Naval Air Station Jacksonville with the Malaria and Mosquito Control Unit. He is married to Alla G Williams and earned his MD from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in 1950.
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Naval Reserve
Alexander M. Finlay, Jr
Fife
U. S. Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Alexander M. Finlay
Alla G. Williams
Philadelphia
Miss
Finlay
Veteran’s Hospital
Dallas
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Certified Seed Costs and Benefits Emphasized by A&M Expert
L. C. Coffey of the A&M Extension Service urges buyers to choose certified seed as the best option for variety purity germination and higher yields. He notes blue Department of Agriculture tags certify quality and advises early purchase while supplies last.
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L. C. Coffey
A&m Extension Service Agronomist
Coffey
State Department of Agriculture
To Waco Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hanna Will Leave Sunday
Mr and Mrs Clayton Hanna are planned to depart Sunday for Waco where they will visit relatives and attend events during their trip.
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Waco
Clayton Hanna
Hanna to Manage Barq's Bottling Works in City
They will make their home as Mr. Hanna assumes the role of manager of Barq's Bottling Works in that city.
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Hanna
Barq’s Bottling Works
Navy Secretary Anderson Seen as Possible Ike Cabinet Pick
Speculation in Washington centers on Navy Secretary Robert B. Anderson possibly succeeding Charles E. Wilson as defense secretary if Wilson leaves for General Motors. Anderson, Texas-born, has just completed a 25000 mile defense bases tour in the Pacific and Atlantic regions, including a Korea stop, enhancing his standing among lawmakers.
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Navy
Anderson
Wilson
AP Special
Washington Service
Washington
Eisenhower
Robert B. Anderson
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Pacific
Atlantic
Korea
General Motors Corp
Oveta Culp Hobby
Houston
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Texas Homes Overheated Warned by Health Officer
State health officer Dr. Geo. W. Cox in Austin urges Texans to curb indoor heat during winter. He cites evidence that thousands of homes stay overheated in cold months and warns such temperatures waste fuel and pose risks to families.
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Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Austin
Government of Law as American Ideal
This Texas law based column explains that government must be bound by law and precedents rather than personal will. It details sources of law, trial rules, and the purpose of equal standards, urging readers to consult an attorney for accurate legal application.
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Government of Law
Sion
Texas
Thermometer Talk on Home Heat and Health
Dr. Cox warns that overheated homes weaken the body and raise cold risk. He urges a steady 68 to 70 degree indoor temperature with proper humidity as a safeguard against illness and costly health impacts. He asks readers what their thermometer reads.
Mrs. H. E. Davis Returns from Holiday Visit
Mrs. H. E. Jack Davis of Snyder Oklahoma returns home after a brief visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Finlay in Fife. The Finlays had stayed with the Davises and also with Dr. Alex Finlay in Dallas during the holidays.
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H. E
Jack) Davis
Snyder
Okla
A. M. Finlay
Fife
Finlays
Davis
Alex Finlay
Dallas
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Purina Aetena
Mayhew and Jordan Feed Store
Commercial National Bank
Brady, Texas
Brady Theatre
Jane Powell
Gordon Macrae
Gene Nelson
Jack E. Leonard
Broadway
Pinky Law
Amarillo
BY Tex Easley
University of Texas
Fort Worth
Texas Unemployment Commission
Waggoner Estate
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Chiang Kai-chek
Cte
Toon
Oklahoma
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Hoe
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Higginbotham Brothers & CO
W. Main
Perry’s Repair Service
THE
Texas Theatre
Marion R
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