City agrees to purchase Hutton Branch right of way
City Council moves to acquire about 13 acres along Hutton Branch Creek for a right of way from Highway 7 east to the creek fork. Officials propose $282.00 per acre and note some parcels must be bought outright with possible house moves and additional compensation for pecan trees. Acting City Attorney says letters will be sent to railroads with a response expected in ten days.
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Cullass Company
Stringfellow Addition
Hele Tow
Delays in National Guard duty orders to be considered individually
Army announces that requests for delays in active duty for National Guard and Organized Reserve Corps members will be evaluated case by case. Delays up to six months are common. longer pauses require exceptional circumstances. Eligible workers must be in critical civilian roles or key industrial jobs, with requests sent to the Adjutant General and the Chief of Military Chaplains for the state and reserve corps.
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National Guard
Army
Ste Manta
Asmatts Dent Nations
Boyal Dexman Joins Air Forces Unit
Fragmentary OCR notes show a person named Denman from Carrollion joining an air force branch, with references to a UB Air Corps and a Wednesday event in September. The readable lines indicate military enlistment or training context and a local connection to Denman.
Freshman Class Officers Named for 1950-51 at Carrollton
The Carrollton High School freshman class elected officers for the 1950-51 year at a first meeting led by sponsors Mrs Chester Good, Mrx & M Jones and Frank Buell. Elected: President Paul Ewing, Vice-President Louis Akry, Secretary Daisy Phil Ups, Treasurer Bobby Franklin, Reporters Kay Callier and Crolyn Campbell. Mrs Good praised the class as exceptionally fine.
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Carrolltgn High School
Chester Good
Mrx & M. Jones
Frank Buell
Carrollton High Faces Richardson High In Tonight's Game
The Carrollton Lions travel to Richardson for their third football meeting of the season not a conference tilt. Carrollton seeks an upset as Diamond Hill’s pair leads the season with a 71 2 victory over a team from Randley.
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Richardson
Mason
Pam
Carraliton
Lions
Diamond Tt Zagles
Randley
Diamond Hill
Gack Devers
Red Cross First Aid Courses Open to Carrollton Area
The Red Cross offers First Aid training for Carrollton and nearby residents starting Tuesday September 26 in the library of the High School at 7 30 PM. Mayor R D Connell says the State Highway Department will provide an instructor, Mr Blount, for sessions tied to Dallas County civil defense. Courses cover six Carrollton school bus drivers and four Street Farmers Branch workers required to enroll, with a minimum 12 hour creak to complete. Classes meet two nights weekly for three weeks at no charge to participants.
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Red Cross
Carrottton
R. D
Connell
State Watway Department
Blount
Dallas County
Sx Carrollton
Siivers
Streen Farmers Branch
Circle Ten Scouts Activity Surge in Summer Programs
Circle Ten Council reports record high membership with more troops camps and explorer posts active. 77 scouts and leaders camped at Camp Wisdom. 355 scouts and leaders attended National Jamboree. 32 scouts camped at Camp Texoma. 13 Negro Scouts held town camps. Explorer posts explored Philmont. 32% year‑to‑date membership rise with 6701 Cub Scouts and 6219 Boy Scouts.
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Boy Scout Organization
Austin F. Allen
Circle ‘Ten Council
Boy Scouts of America
Carl J Watland
Camp Wisdom
Camp
Constantin
Unita
C A Tatum
Mare
Water supply crisis as small towns seek lake water claim
In the Upper Trinity watershed, six towns join claims for lake water from federal lake projects under Army Engineers. The letter argues the plan excludes many communities, warns against reliance on polluted surface water, and urges securing lake water for future growth. Writer Wallace Jenkins of Hoskins and Pemberton Hill, Texas, notes smaller cities face dwindling well supplies and seek federal river basin water.
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Trinity Watershed
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U. B. Army
Devis
Port Worth
Trinity River
Dallas
Wallace Jenkins
Farmer
Pemberton Hilllind
Daflan Tesas
Parens Branch Man Wounded in Korean Conflict
The Defense Department reported Monday that Sgt. George A. Hearn of Farmers Branch was wounded in Korea. No current information on his condition was available. The report notes his mother is Lillie Eley Hearn of Box 43 Farmers Branch.
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Defense Department
George A. Hearn
Lillie Eley Hearn
Farmers Branch
Joe Cervenka Serving Aboard Destroyer UBS Cech
Joe Cervenka serves aboard the radar protected destroyer UBS Cech on duty in the Mediterranean. The note lists his residence Route 4 Carwuthion Texas and mentions his role aboard the ship with other details garbled in the OCR text.
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Joe Cervenka
UBS C. F. Cech
UBS CP
Mediterranean
Joe Lows
Cervenia
Maman
Carwuthion
Texas
Geet
Wise Ademiral
Aftentive
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