Seven Jurors Chosen in Wenck Murder Trial
Franklin April 4 a marathon vetting of 80 men on a special tenure of 100 tonight qualified seven jurors in the murder trial of 22 year old divorcee mother Mrs Lucille Wenck. She is accused of the shotgun ambush slaying of Hearne Chief of Police N L Slick Miller last Oct. Sheriff Bob Reeves was ordered to
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Franklin
Lucille Wenck
Hearne
N. L
Jury Round Up In 85th District Court Hears Insanity Plea
Round up fifty more veniremen. Defense questions indicate a plea of insanity. State's Attorney Bill Palmos leads prosecutors as Judge W S Barron extends session to complete the jury. Jurors selected include Emory Scott Calvert Hill Presley Hearne Charlie Willis Joe Middleton Calvert Jesse Gick Calvert Bob Jamison Calvert and Dewitt Barnett Franklin. Miller, chief of police for 14 months, was shot dead after responding to a disturbance call at Mrs. Wenck's home. Knox Tidwell, Hearne officer, escaped injury. Mrs. Wenck surrendered after police fired into the residence while her year-old son waited on the front porch.
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Veniremen
Ben Parton
Frank A. Woods
Wenck
Bill Palmos
W. S. Barron
Emory Scott
Calvert
Hill Presley
Hearne
Charlie Willis
Franklin
Joe Middleton
Jesse Gick
Bob Jamison
Dewitt Barnett
Miller
Charles L. Goodson Escapes From Milam Jail
Charles Luther Goodson, 18, held on car theft charges in Milam County jail, escaped by prying bricks from a window, climbing the roof, and slipping down a drain pipe in the early hours Friday. A 1940 Dodge stolen Friday morning is linked to his escape. he is also wanted in Fort Worth and indicted for theft in Dallas. His Dallas home was listed.
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Charles Luther Goodson
Milam County
Carl C. Black
Goodson
Ben Edmonds
Grand Jury
Leland Denson
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Milam County Red Cross drive falls short of county quota
Milam County’s Red Cross drive ended March 31 with Cameron city at 1 314 50 of 2 200 quota and county total 3177 04 of 5250 target. Several communities reported funds, with chairmen listed and efforts extended to finish by mid next week for a full county report.
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Red Cross
Milam County
Cameron
Clarkston
Ad Hall
Yarrellton
Ben Arnold
Jurlington iv
Pass
North Elm
Walkers Creek
Maysfield
Rockdale
Sharpe & Tracy
San Gabriel
Thorndale
E. C. Cole
Baileyville
Belmena
Briary
Clarkson
Curry
Vogelsang
Frank Mitchell
Buckholts
Burlington
Elm Ridge
Minervateo
F. T. Sager
Bethlehem
Bushdale
Hamilton Chapel
New Salem
Jamie Clark
Connally
Salty
Watson
Narvie Caperton
Albert Collins
Rudolph Richter
Crush
Davilla
Friendship
Marek
Sandy Ridge
Hinton Pruett
Milano
Sandy Grove
Sandy Creek
Hanover
T. F. Bell
Sharpe
Tracy
Parma Radio Service Promises Low Cost Repairs
An advertisement from Parma Radio Service proclaims affordable radio repairs for any make and model, emphasizing their repair expertise and low pricing for customers seeking service.
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Parma Radio Service
Cameron Homemakers Begin Nursery School
Cameron Homemakers inaugurate a nursery school in the Homemaking Department with visits by Mary Kastenbalm Glenn Blake and Nancy Wilkerson. Little Mike Rice christened the school and refreshments were served as the students showcased sheets and a mattress cover they made to support the Home Furnishing Course.
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Mike Rice
Freda Rice
Mary Kastenbalm
Glenn Blake
Nancy Wilkerson
Veterans Land Program accepts more applications under conditions
Veterans Affairs official Bascom Giles says the $25 million Veterans Land Program fund is fully committed but additional applications are accepted under conditions. The revolving fund allows new purchases as veterans make semi annual payments, with some paying ahead. One tract in Dickens County.
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Bascom Giles
Giles
Dickens County
Black Hawk Ointment Offered At Leo Lnake Drug Store
A local ad proclaims a jar of Black Hawk Ointment available at Leo Lnake Drug Store with a guarantee. Prices noted are 60 cents and one dollar. The listing targets children with remedies for eczema, ringworm, athletes foot, prickly heat, poison oak, itch, and sores.
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Leo Lnake Drug Store
Conditional basis applications and funds in state treasury
Giles explained that withdrawals allow processing of applications accepted on a conditional basis. Money received as down payments for conditional applications will go to the State Treasury and be returned if the transaction isn’t completed. No applications have been accepted since March 18 except these conditional ones.
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Giles
Beaufort visitors call on Faver family during weekend
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Caston of Beaumont visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Faver over the weekend. They also visited Mrs. Tom J. Faver who recently had an operation at St. Edward Hospital.
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J. E. Caston
Beaumont
W. D. Faver
Tom J. Faver
St. Edward Hospital
Mrs Edwards Visits Cameron To See Relatives
Mrs. H. R. Edwards of Oklahoma City arrived in Cameron on Wednesday to spend several days with her mother Mrs. J. H. McLerran and other relatives.
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H. R. Edwards
Oklahoma City
Cameron
J. H. McLerran
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