Rev Freeman Resigns After Long Carrollton Pastorate
The Ty Arthur Freeman resigns as pastor of the Union Baptist Church in Carrollton after years of leadership. He served as chaplain at the Carroll County welfare department and chaired the Carrollton Pastors Association. His wife Mrs Freeman aided church growth and discipline. The church awaits a new pastor while Freeman seeks rest.
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Arthur Freeman
Pia
Brother Freeman
Bees
Welch
Fender & Good Shepherd Ev
Freeman
Taresil
Carrollian
Chaplin
Carrollian Thew
Carrolltom
Mre
Ray
Fevespan
Union Baptist
Ehurch
Nev
Ehreh
Antithens
Carrollton
A Shameful Fire Record
The year 1947 brought the worst fire toll in memory with vast loss of life and property. It blames human carelessness and urges stricter prevention, improved heating and extinguishers, and individual responsibility to reduce future tragedies.
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Armeoack
Amun
Atlant
Chicago
Atlante
What The Public Thinks About Industry Competition
The text argues that public opinion surveys show many people misperceive industrial competition and tax loads. It asserts industry critics push demagogic views while actual evidence suggests competitive markets exist and prices reflect true competition differences.
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Esa
Stringfellow Brown Luckey dies and engagement announced
Mrs. S J Stringfellow Brown Luckey dies January 9 in Dallas. Funeral at Coppell Methodist Church with Rev Theo Wright and Rev Arthur Williams. interment in Dropvine Cemetery. Arrangements by Rhoton Funeral Home. Also announced engagement of Frances Brown to Captain William John Luckey of Wyncote Pennsylvania. wedding planned January 1 at parental home. Frances Brown is Carrollton High School and TW State Teachers College alumna. Captain Luckey attended ROTC and is stationed at Brooks Field San Antonio.
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Sarah Jobe Stringfetow
Hereteme
Dallas
W. Stringfellow
Strinefellow
Jack W Surlamtelloy
Bertha ‘Livic
Naomi String~ Fellow
Liszie Granberry
Btrinste
Bt, Trown
Brandy ‘Tess
Dughter
Frances Trown
William John Yauckey
Adora Ws J. Latckey
Kappe [Appa Kapps Sorority
Mary Arden Club
Pan-American Forum
Luckey
Miso
R.T.C
Brooks Field
San Antonio
BG Orner
Carolan
Carreilon
State of Texas
de Muies
Hue
Carpal Ton
Calarey
Andren Carrollton
Severs
Bat
Nalasion Tar
Cormon Lator Axale
Touryma Vetave
Wien
Coldest Spots and Polar Air Sources Across the World
The piece surveys extreme cold regions near the poles, noting records in Siberia and the Arctic as well as Antarctica. It explains how surface cooling through radiative loss drives subfreezing air, with sources such as Siberia, Northern Canada, and Antarctica feeding the coldest airmasses.
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Moscow
Hiberia
War Wheate
Okhotsk
United States
Delowsore
Yellowstone Park
North America
Choady
Mackenzie Valley
Fort Good Hope
Colar
Siberia
Janade
Antarciion
Time Magazine
An Appreciated Surprise at the Fire Department
A garbled note describes a Monday evening event at the Garrouron fire department with an admired surprise for a MAL resident. The text mentions a gathering after adjournment and hints at a celebration involving a hamburger feast and a trimmer, but details are unclear due to the corrupted transcription.
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Garrouron Fire Department
Sugar ration plan hints at larger U S sugar supply
Miss Jones of Texas A and M Extension cites a USDA statement on easing sugar limits. She notes a potential second consumer stamp for 1947 may arrive before the current four month limit expires, enabling higher five pound allotments.
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Tenas
Anim
Mist Qovandatyn Jones
Texas A and M. Collage Extension Service
Secreary of Agriculture
Cline
Anderson
United States
Tle
Heyer
OPA
U.S Department of Agriculture
Miss Jones
The Law Violated Yet Serves Political Purpose
Washington reports that the law is violated in parts as it is used to aid candidates and their supporters. The piece notes evasion by many and suggests that enforcement could deter such actions while warning contenders to proceed carefully amid evolving political pressures.
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Washington
Festion
Eeporae Hous
Howeser
Two New Stores Open Across From Ford Mott Company
Mr Jos Stout and Mr Ind tre Grady Brookshire announce openings of a Snack Shop and Poultry Store directly across from the Ford Mott Company. An opening event will be held Friday night January 10 with free coffee for all attendees. Mrs Giour has long run cafe and grocery businesses nearby.
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Jos Stout
Ind Tre
Grady Brookshire
Ford Mott Company
Tren
Giour
First Baptists Invite You to Sunday Service
Decatur Duplist College students in Decatur Texas announce a Sunday service at First Baptist Church led largely by the Volunteer Band. The student volunteers, including Army and Navy representatives and ex servicemen, will perform music and deliver a sermon as part of a community worship event inviting all to attend.
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Decatur Duplist College
Decatur
Texas
Baptist
Rey
Eugene T. Moore
Christ
Decatur Baplist College
United States
Army
Navy
Judenta You
Furst Baptist
Surprise Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Cox in January Festivities
A neighborhood surprise shower was given for Mr Arlen Cox and his bride by friends including John Marron Jr and Tartiers Ranch. Nearly thirty guests attended a mock wedding with John Harrison as groom and Maynard Ford as bride. Punch cookies and sandwiches were served amid games and gifts.
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Ohn Marron, Jr
Tartiers Ranch
Arlen Cox
Cox
Mary
John Harrison
Maynard Ford
The Carrollton School PTA Meets for Family Theme
The Carrollton School PTA organized in 22 selects a yearly theme. This year’s theme is The Family is the key, focusing on family life and welfare of children amid community concerns. The event planned for Friday January 14 1947 invites all parents to attend guidance sessions and social activities.
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Carrollton
P.T.A
Back To School After Christmas Vacation
School resumes in Carrollton after a three week holiday break. The return is set for Thursday, January 2 with classes continuing through winter, then Easter.
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Carrollton
Shoshan
Eliogwre Rowde
Co operation urged as Texas families improve homes
An Extension Service official notes rural families seek modern conveniences like running water bathrooms and kitchens while remodeling. The piece cites a U S Department of Agriculture survey, describes common upgrades, planning methods and neighborly help, and urges residents to lobby for higher teacher pay in Carrollton with a call to readers to contact representatives.
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Bernice Clayton
Texas A. and M. College Extension
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Plumbers in Fort Worth Face Call-Back Delays
In Fort Worth, a plumber named Abel explains he cannot answer the phone immediately. A caller asks for his location and status, while the assistant clarifies delays and ongoing issues with service.
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Fort Worth
Abel
Fark
Dairies Plan For Square Bottle Use
Dairies prepare to switch to square half gallon bottles, stocking new containers and machinery. The move aims to store milk more efficiently, reduce space, and offer a price advantage despite higher per bottle cost. Hugo Swan of the Dairy Products Institute of Texas notes potential savings for households with improved refrigeration and storage facilities.
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Dalles Dairies
Natalling
Hugo Swan
Inabhate of
Texas
Aia
Bettle's Poultry Show Dominates Blue Ribbon Awards
In Madison Square Garden New York the Bettle's Poultry Show earned four of six blue ribbons led by the best display of Minorcan entries. Macey Kettle and Daia Pry contributed to the sweep as the best exhibitors impressed judges with quality poultry across the competition.
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Macey Kettle
Daia Pry
Hax
Madien Squzar
Tanten
New York
Minorcan
Onoaiok
Mayor Attends Bank Opening in Arland State Bank
Mayor and Mira, Jacke Manton attended the formal opening of the Arland State Bank on Wednesday at the corner of State and Seventh. The event ran from 3 to 0 otek vm January 4. The institution aimed to enlarge banking access with an initial capital surplus of $100,000.00.
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Mira
Jacke Manton
Nearland State Bank
Corner State
Otek
Institutian
Nq Bank i
Dance Big Success At The American Tagion New Yee Rye
A dance event titled The American Tagion New Yee Rye drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Held Tuesday evening, tickets had been on sale for two weeks. The hall was decorated in blue and yellow with festive mood and music.
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S. J. Stringfellow Brown-Luckey
Saresnive
Beeen
Cormerstone
First Baptists
The
Janetinu
Purydlay
Planning West
Eextension Service
Financ
Andy Ual
Dairies
Bettle's Poultry