Freeman case reveals Freddie Lee cared for Minnie’s family
Harris noticed blood on clothes as defense questions Brother. Freddie Lee had cared for Minnie and her four children for nine months supplying food clothing and shelter. He even bought Brother a $25 cowboy pair to please their mother. Witness Joe Lee Harrison, Irene Harrison’s son, confirmed the knife was his.
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Minnie
Freddie
Joe Lee Harrison
Irene Harrison
Trial testimony recounts stabbing and knife use in jailhouse murder
Clarence Taylor testified that Freddie Lee threatened to kill Buddy after a fight between the women. He described Freddie stabbing Buddy twice, the knife later found by Novella Evans, and witnesses including Mary Joe Lewis and Rosevelle Whitehead confirming the stabbing. Jury members were listed. The report then shifts to Temple events and community notices including the Central Texas Pioneers Club meeting, a Santa Fe locomotive gift, Miss Central Texas pageant, and a barbecue at Santa Fe park.
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Clarence Taylor
Dave Makey
Freddie Lee
Buddy
Freddie
Clarence
Novella Evans
Malones
Old Chambers Place
Willie Lee Johnson
Mary Joe Lewis
Rosevelle Whitehead
Arthur Smith
Charlie Duncan
Frank J Karnowski
M. D. Swanzey
Fred Jackson
J. W. Jenkins
Joe Hickman
Ohn Batte
W. J. Cole
Ray Thompson
Fred Carroll
Oe B. Richardson
Santa Fe Rail Road’s Central Texas arrival marked by 75th anniversary
Veterans of the War Between the States recall Hood’s Brigade forage master in Company C Fifth Regiment under Maj. Gen John Bell Hood. Fort Hood bears Hood’s name as Santa Fe Diamond Day commemorates the railroad’s 75th anniversary in Central Texas, aligning with Temple's observance.
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Hood
John Bell Hood
Fort Hood
Santa Fe
Central Texas
Temple
Rockdale Rotary Awards Honor Milam County Students
Two senior students Joyce Wallace and Jimmy Rettig received Rockdale Rotary citizenship awards. Joe Yates and Dr. Gus Evans Jr presented, with 50 scholarship to a college chosen by the winner. Attendees include representatives from Milam County high schools and Young Citizenship Club.
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Betsy Vogelsang
Stephen Polter
John Duncan
Clifford Angell
Pat Moran
Tom Collins
Alan Smith
Don Howard
Rita Moran
Carol Ann Sanders
Evelyn Vybiral
Paul Hoelscher
Gloria Harber
Rita Reid
Anita Archer
Johnny Solomon
Peggy Burke
Clifford Swift
Wanda Kirk
Marie McDermott
Dwight Moody
Myrna Gail Jackson
Elizabeth McDermott
Lorene Conley
Rockdale Rotary Award
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Rockdale
Rotary Club
Johnny Andres
Fire Department
Lillie Ann Jekel
Joseph Michalka
Layfield
Emily Hubnik
Alice Lucko
Theresa Wohleb
Martha Dodson
Catherine Krenek
Ann Roschetzky
Albina Kolodejcak
Leon Terry
Carol Ann Matula
Rose Matyastik
Beverly Rice
Frances Hubnik
Charles Baring
Ben Reynolds
Theodora Henderson
Jimmy Smith
Bible School Announces Teachers and Schedule
The Junior class will study Choosing God's Way with Betsy Vog lesang Ann Knipp and Rev John Solomon as teachers. Fourth through sixth graders attend. older pupils serve as helpers. Pioneers meet Mondays at 7 pm instead of mornings. Registration is Sunday morning and at Monday class start.
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Betsy Voglesang
Ann Knipp
John Solomon
New Volunteers Added To S A P Programs
Coach Leo Jackson reported a strong response to meetings for the Summer Recreation Program in Cameron. New managers and assistants signed rosters for several teams including Pete Miller as assistant manager and Pooch Fikes as Little League manager. Registration for individual sports starts June 13 with various team assignments listed.
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Leo Jackson
Pete Miller
Pooch Fikes
Jackson
Charlie Burke
Cameron
Knights of Columbus
Bob Nelson
Bill Wallace
Niley Smith, Jr
John Solomon
William Voglesang
Navy
Johnson
Jimmy Asher
LeRoy Thompson
John A. Smith
Ideal Hatchery Tops Egg Laying Test in Oklahoma Marks
Ideal Hatchery leads the Oklahoma Egg Laying Test with Ideal White Leghorn hens showing the highest profit over feed costs. March cost per dozen eggs was 15.41 cents with a 34.32 cent margin. April 17.88 cents cost and 35.21 cent margin, implying over one cent daily profit per hen. Leo Fuchs notes hens matured at the local hatchery using Purina Growing Chow and oats.
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Ideal Hatchery
Oklahoma
Leo Fuchs
Purina
County 4-H Camp Plans Set by Burlington Group
County Agent J D Moore and Mrs Claire Hughes led 4 H boys and girls meeting on May 19 with 25 present and sponsor Mrs Ray Schonhoeft. Plans outline Belton camp Aug 2 3 for youth. district camp for boys at Georgetown July 18 19 20 and girls at Glen Rose May 25 26 27. Visitors included Mrs Leonard Pelzel and relatives of Bill Wunsch’s family from La Porte.
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J. D. Moore
H. D
Claire Hughes
Ray Schonhoeft
Belton
Moore
Georgetown
Hughes
Glen Rose
H. D Club
Leonard Pelzel
Bill Wunsch
Mildred
LaVerne
la Porte
Card of Thanks for Loss of Wife and Mother
Words cannot express our appreciation to all who showed kindness and sympathy at the loss of our beloved wife and mother. We also thank those who sent floral offerings. E. S. Shirley Bobby Jack Shirley.
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E. S. Shirley
Bobby Jack Shirley
Debates over farm price support bill mix up party platforms
In a House session a Republican cited the Communist platform while arguing for full parity price supports. Poage then read a passage claiming it mirrored the Republican platform, and Cooley questioned if it echoed Communists. Harrison defended his charge as he pressed the point.
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Nebraska
Robert D. Harrison
R. Poage
D-Tex
Harold D. Cooley
D. N.C
Poage
Lions Zone Meeting Held In Cameron
Seven Lions Clubs from the zone met in Cameron to review duties of presidents and secretaries for incoming officers. Dr George Bowman reported officers shared ideas to plan better year by year at a Country Club dinner chaired by Deputy District Governor Jack Dempsey. Attending clubs included Temple Killeen Belton Rosebud Holland and Bartlett.
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Lions
Cameron
George Bowman
Country Club
Jack Dempsey
Temple
Killeen
Belton
Rosebud
Holland
Bartlett
Dr. Bowman
Conn Sutter
New Officers to Be Installed at June 28 Banquet
Lee Marak as outgoing president and Jack Slaughter as secretary. Installation of the new officers will be made at a ladies night banquet and social June 28.
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Lee Marak
Jack Slaughter
New Wichita Falls Park Highlighted on Humble TV Review
Citizens of Wichita Falls build a two mile riverfront park with grassy shaded picnic areas without government aid. The Humble Company TV program Texas in Review will feature the park next week along with Caprock Peace Officers Association film coverage.
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Humble
Wichita Falls
Wichita River
Humble Company
Texas In
Caprock Peace Officers Association
Spur
Texas In Review
Kprc-Tv
Houston
Krld-Tv
Dallas
Woaltv
San Antonio
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