Little League Postseason Opens Next Tuesday at Richards Park
The Little League begins a sudden death playoff next Tuesday night at Richards Park to finish by Friday July 27, 1956. First round pairings include Rosenberg and IMCO Bombers, Jaycees vs Colts with Farmers and Ranchers Co op holding a bye and facing the Jaycee-Colts winner. The Farmers beat Rotary 9 1 to improve to 11 1. Pony League action saw Hill Country 6 Dodds 5, tightening the top standings as Fireboys lag behind.
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Little League
Richards Park
Rosenberg’s
Imco Bombers
Jaycees
Colts
Farmers and Ranchers Coop
Jaycee-Colts
Co-op
Rotary
Mrs Joe Paul and children return home to Waco
Mrs. Joe Paul and her children Lindley Ann and Gaye arrive home in Waco Thursday evening after a several day visit as house guests of Mrs. H. L. Gob er and family.
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Joe Paul
Lindley Ann and
Gaye
Waco
H. L. Gober
Rotary and Jaycees Restart Playoff Run
Schedule lists make up games on Friday July 20 with Rotary Rosenberg’s Jaycees and IMCO. Playoff starts July 20 with Rosenberg IMCO and Lions Rotary, plus Thursday July 26 Jaycees Colts, following Tuesday night winners.
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Rotary
Rosenberg
Jaycees
IMCO
Lions
Colts
Dallas hairdressers convention attendee joins private styling lessons
Mrs. Floard White, a Bradyville beauty shop operator, attended the Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists convention in Dallas at the Statler Hilton July 16 to 18. She traveled with her husband and took private styling lessons from Grace Doran and Thomas Frank, learning the bouffant look and fashions of tomorrow.
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Floard
Jo) White
Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists
Statler Hilton Hotel
Dallas
Pete Miller Leads ROTC Unit for Day at Fort Hood
Pete Miller of Brady selected as cadet company commander for a day during summer training at Fort Hood. Cadet Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton K. Miller, majors in business administration at Oklahoma A&M College Stillwater, and plans to join active duty as a second lieutenant.
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Pete Miller
Milton K. Miller
Brady
Fort Hood
Miller
Oklahoma A&m College
Stillwater
Brady High School
Oklahoma& VM
Army
Railroads in Texas at the Start of the Civil War
Two rail lines operated in Texas when the Civil War began, shaping transport and logistics for the Confederacy. Their routes connected key cities, enabling troop and supply movements despite regional disruptions.
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Texas
Doole Rally Postponed to July 26 Officials Say
Due to conflicting engagements the Candidates Rally at Doole has been postponed until the night of July 26 officials announced.
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Doole
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Hill Country
Milkmen
Dodds Electric
Electricians
Pony League
Dodds
Fireboy
Fireboys
Roddie
Ce “Op Lip
Imco Hk
Ey Ar
Rosenberg's Rotary
Jaycees Ee
Nicole Maurey
Bradyite
Perley
Kimbell
R.S.P
van Camp
Viennas
BORAX
Betsy Ross
Pikes Peak
Rea
Wesson Oil
Stockton
Happy Host Bartlett Pears
Carnation Instant
Brady “Ehecas
Bilal
Miracle Laboratories
Home Office
Abilene, Texas
West Texas
Oldest Termite and Pest Control Company
Rywy
Penney
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