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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1939
Page
1
Freshman drivers will learn safe operation under a new Texas approved program at our high school. Superintendent C C Carver notes the study uses the book Drive and Live and aims to prevent injuries by instilling safe driving habits early. The course began Monday during Week and representatives hope even one avoided serious accident justifies the effort.
Addison Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Coleman's home on March 21 with 17 in attendance. Mrs Rene Bramblett received a shower gift. Meeting adjourned to March 21 with Mrs Guy Danni. reporter notes the event and planned lunch.
A damaged OCR style piece reads like a confused local notice discussing a LyomGray Lumber House loan on Carroll Drive and a courtroom scene with a deacon, a judge, and a football player. It blends housing terms with disputed conduct and rough church dynamics, lacking clear context or dates.
Health officials from Dallas discuss disposing of dangerous dogs after a biting incident and watching a Little girl for rabies symptoms until mid March. A pet washout risk prompts strict observation and preventive care. The wedding of Viola Myers and Emory Ross, held Sunday evening at 645, joins Carrollton and Lubbock families as they depart for their future.
The Woman’s Study Club met last Thursday with Mrs. ton Taylor present. Members voted to join the Federated Club of Taxa. Mrs. B. H. Bishes led the program, assisted by Mrs. A. T. Stewart and Mrs. rary Noble. Mayes gave a talk praised as one of the best, and plans were made to book a gio at noon with delicious refreshments served.
Betty Blanton a student at Southern Methodist University and daughter of Mr and Mrs Blanton is to participate in practice teaching at Carrollton High School supervised by Mrs Perkin. The program covers next to twelve weeks with the regular parts of the teaching course and will run through dates not fully legible in the fragment.
A historic reflection on press objectivity by Arthur Hays Sulzberger of The New York Times. The piece defends impartial journalism, free of fear or party bias, while acknowledging libel risk and editorial responsibility in reporting.
Miss Viola Myers received over 100 gifts at a Wednesday afternoon shower hosted by her aunt Mrs. W T Squibb at Carrollton. The event featured an eight song air program with speakers from Fat Worth Arlington and Lub, and a punch bowl table with a light wedding theme.
Reports from New York dated March 6 indicate silk shortages and rising prices threaten US mills to idle plants. Only 17 800 bales of raw silk remain from Japan, with stocks depleting and retail prices for silk stockings likely to climb. Analysts foresee mixed signals for the economy as woolen goods demand improves and farmers face higher taxes and costs amid inflation.
Washington March 6 United States Senators Tom Connally of Texas and H Styten Bridges of New Hampshire will join in a Town Meeting of the Air to discuss What Shall be Policy broadcast from New York by WIZ and the NBC Blue Network from 8 30 to 9 30 p m Texas time Thursday March 11 Connally will uphold the Administration viewpoint while Bridges Republican will oppose. In the Senate Connally spoke for H R S 791 to strengthen national defense by implementing President's January 12 1989 message. Frank H McMurray recovering from illness to resume duty Monday. John Austin Lowrey moved to Dallas last week. leg cast removed. improving. The Village Blacksmith can do almost anything with iron, the team beome somewhere. Ornamental iron works drawing admirers and buyer establishments expect a busier month. Gasoline prices nationwide down about cents per gallon from last year with further declines not anticipated. U S Supreme Court restricts powers of labor. Roosevelt urges CIO to hold peace, three-man carm to comply with adjudication request.
In a bold Borin Ave gathering, speakers denounced the government and called for a hardline fascist stance. Police surrounded the site as attendees faced potential detention in camps, voice risks to free speech and democracy.
Junior class offered a charming program in the Leh school auditorium with lively singing and a short play. Miss Dam from Dalidg 89 secured the talent and the junior senior badge was awarded amid the event.
A playful exchange features a bulldog breakfast joke with a quip about steak and whiskey. The pun hints at a rural Kentucky flavor and a humorous mispronunciation twist.
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