Josey Rodeo Draws Near Ten Thousand in Carrollton
About 10 000 attendees watched Carrollton’s Josey Rasicho rodeo arena show. Don and Clint Josey own the horse, with Arthur James as general manager and producer. The event drew a large crowd including a Mexican general and staff, and a new airstrip was built to support visiting ships. The rodeo cost eight thousand dollars to build a new venue.
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Carrollton
Lake Texoma Enjoys Record Tourist Year Amid Growth
Be Courseason reaches Fat Siée as Lake Texoma reports a record year with visitor counts surpassing 2,000,000. U.S. Engineers take hull control since July 1 and launch an extensive road program. Lake Texoma Sportsman Club and Chambers of Commerce push tournaments while a four color map is released. 5,000 copies are distributed nationwide with free copies available by writing to the Lake Texoma Sportsman Club.
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Denison
County youths vie for Sterling Diver medals in 4H program
Five to seven 47 ers in this county may win honor medals in the M49 Matton 4H Poultry Achievement program. Twenty-one members are eligible for sterling diver medals for outstanding records. Winners receive 300 college scholarships for each of ten national champions. The program, run by Cooperative Extension Service, emphasizes poultry care, records, judging, demonstrations, exhibits and efficient management.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Stallion Wins First Prize in Stamford Texas
Mr and Mrs Bob Hunsa and tteoniee Our Advertise celebrate a stallion securing first prize at a Stamford Texas event amid local excitement and showcase ads.
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Stamford
Texas
Bob Hunsa
Funeral services set for Mrs Schreiber July 1
Funeral services were held July 2 for Mrs Maggie Atwood Schreiber who died June 0 at age 74. She was the widow of the late ALP Schreiber and survived by three sons BS, HA, W Schneiber, one daughter Mrs Dabney of Dallas, another Mrs Gal McFarlin of Dallas, one brother J E Atwood of Hollis Oklahoma, 21 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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Maggie Atood Bchrleber
Thorsday
Alp Schreiber
Tree Sons
W. & Schneber
Dabney
Dallas
Lone
Gale McFarlin
E. Atwood
Hollis
Okla
Overseas Leave for Private Chaska R Love in Japan
Pte Chaska R Love of Headquarters Company 2 Transportation Medium Port heads for overseas leave from Yokohama Japan, a major port and Ryshth Army HQ seat. He joined the Army in April 1968 and arrived in uniform in August 1968. He is the son of Mr Gracie Love of Cedar Hill, Texas and attended Duncanville School in Duncan.
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Japan
Chaska R. Love
Yokohama
Ryshth Army
Clim Love
Army’ Occupational Forces
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Trooy Movements
Apel
Unisheater i
Gracie Love
Duncanville School
Duncan
Mary Dooley Leaves for Montgomery Alabama
Mim Mary Helen Dooley leaves Love Pier Airport bound for Montgomery Alabama on a Do-at flight. She is the 1 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Dooley of Dallas Texas. Her mother plans to return by September first as relatives plan to visit Tallahassee.
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Love Pier
Montgomery
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Sox Harry Dooley
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Dallas
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Clyde Stina
Amily
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Airs
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Sims
Carrallton High School
Binis Land
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Questa
Mtr
Baker
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Treadway
Nanette Fabvray
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Captain Frank Fyke Decorated By General Laws
Major General John T. Laws conferred the Bronco Star Medal on Captain Frank Fyke at The Round General School Center Port Riley Kansas last Wednesday. A demounted tower parade ground review followed as troops prepared to pass before General Lewis and staff. Captain Fyke is from Route 1 Carralton Texas.
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Round General School
Port Riley
Kans
Frank Fyke
Tower
Lewis
Pybe
Mee
Wade Mr. Fybe
Route I
Carralston
Texan
Governor thanked for help to refugee committee
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd writes to Governor Beauford Jester praising Texas support for the Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign. Byrd urges aid to buy 100000 CARE food packages and other relief for refugees fleeing communism, notes national chairman role, and requests contributions to the International Rescue Committee in New York.
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Beauford M
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Europe
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Admiral Byrd Ead
Uhrig
United States
Byrd
Texas
Southern Baptist Missionaries Still In China
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a report about Southern Baptist missionaries remaining in occupied China. A jury for Gwe Orient advised evacuation decisions, with reflections by Dr Canttven on when evacuation was tested by early Yungtse challenges and transportation availability.
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Southern Baptist
China
Gwe Orient
Dr. Canttven
Red Cross aid praised after Carrallton flood relief
The Red Cross arrived in Carrallton aiding flood victims with food and shelter. Aims R Boone mobilized the drive while Mrs Boone G A Tatum and Al Gilbreath led local relief efforts. Over $1000 was spent in rehabilitation week and the community vows to meet quotas in the years ahead.
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Carrallton
R. Boone
Mrs. Boone
G. A. Tatum
Shairman
Dallas County Bee Crom Dinastir Committee
al Gilbreath
Red Cross
Catrollton
Red Cros
Carrolitom Sinc
Mra
Alina B. Boone
Boone
AL Giltreath
Garland
Carrollton
Weis
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Carrillon
Summer Band to Be Entertained at Picnic Friday
The Carrollton Band Boosters Club and Partners Branch plan a Friday picnic at 2:90 pm with the Summer Band to be entertained. The joint committee guarantees activities and daily items for band members while promising a pleasant afternoon for all attendees.
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Carrollton and Partners
Girl Scouts Close Tanglewood Trails Day Camp
Readers learn of the final day camp events at Tanglewood Trails where Girl Scouts staged skits including native dances and “Careful Campers.” Gratitude is extended to volunteers such as Mims Jeane Hull, Mr and Mrs Bill Hall, and Mrs. Turner.
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Tanglewood
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Mims
Jeane Hull
Bill Hall
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Mrs. Gamble
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Mra Binemare
Dobteins
Widerboldt
Jack Teneau
Paul [Cuimet
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Sam Gombole
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