Smith seeks county attorney job in Milam County
Charles C. Smith Jr. releases a signed statement arguing for strong law enforcement and a firm but fair approach. He contrasts his record with his opponent, recounts wartime service, job succession, and the 1946 primary defeat, urging voters to grant him the chance as County Attorney.
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Austin
Smith
The
Herald
Texas
Bill Morrison
Bill
Milam County
Commissioners’ Court
Chas. C, Smith, Jr
Food Poisoning Blamed For Death Of Child In Marlin
David Dolph 2 son of Mr and Mrs J C Dolph of Dallas died at Marlin hospital after illness began Friday in Cameron. Doctors cited acute food poisoning as the cause with tetanus ruled out. he was kept alive by artificial respiration and an iron lung. Burial set for Dallas.
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Marlin
David Dolph
J. C. Dolph
Dallas
Cameron
Neil Buie
T. G. Glass
Falls County
Tragic Death of David Dolph Sparks Local Alarm
David Dolph died after hospitalization around 9:15 am Sunday following treatment for acute brain and spinal infection suspected to be food poisoning benulism. Doctors cited possible infantile paralysis and noted final cause yet undetermined. Funeral held in Dallas as relatives linked to Cameron figures and Drs Baskin and Denson.
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David
The
Daily Herald
Dallas
Willa Mae David
David Dolph
Willa Mae Ledbetter
Cameron
Drs
Tom and
John Denson
T. Leland Denson
Eber Flinn
Roy Baskin
Community Party at Ad Hall School Wednesday Night
A community party is planned at Ad Hall School Wednesday night at 9 p m with music by the Lone Star Ramblers. The public is invited.
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Ad Hall
Lone Star Ramblers
Virginia I de la Rosa travels after sister Lupe Romero’s death
Virginia I de la Rosa of Cameron travels to Mexico following the death of her sister Lupe Romero who died on June 14.
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Virginia I, de la Rosa of
Cameron
Mexico
Lupe Romero
Texas Power and Light re elects officials at meeting
John W. Carpenter was reelected president and general manager of Texas Power and Light with a 30th year in the post. Directors also reelected, reporting expanded capacity additions including 4 500 kilowatts at Brownwood and a 1 000 kilowatts unit at Clarksville, plus turbo generator projects at Waco and Trinidad due by 1949 and 1950.
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John W. Carpenter
Texas Power & Light Company
Carpenter
Brownwood
Clarksville
Waco
Trinidad
W. H. Thomson
W. W. Lynch
Ted B. Ferguson
Edw. T. Keck
G. B. Richardson
John C. Young
Geo. W. Beams
W. R. Wright
J. F. Skelton
Geo. R. Marrs
W. G. Burnett
Secre
Hilliard Thomas Takes Two Week West Coast Vacation
Hilliard Thomas begins a two week vacation on the West coast visiting coastal cities and landmarks. He plans to tour museums and beaches, with no public engagements or appearances scheduled during the trip.
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Hilliard Thomas
West Coast
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Jessie Winn
The Batte and Grobener families thank friends and neighbors for sympathy after the death of Mrs. Jessie Winn. Grateful for kindness from Dr. T. E. Crump and St. Edwards Hospital nurses and for flowers. Also noting Bernda Kay Grobener of Tyler visited Cameron relatives.
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Jessie Winn
T. E. Crump
St. Edwards Hospital
R. L. Batte, Jr
Dick Batte
Kermit Grobener
Bernda Kay
Tyler
Cameron
Fred Reno
Henry Hefley Resting After Corpus Christi and Houston Visit
Henry Hefley is at home following a visit to Corpus Christi and Houston, where he spent time with friends and family and returned recently.
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Henry Hefley
Corpus Christi
Houston
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Englander
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Sealy
Burpee
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Travis County
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