Groveton Doctor Brant Seen as Rescue Twin for Town
Groveton residents recount how Dr Brant, an uncommon healer, treated 40 patients daily, made house calls for 5 dollars, and saved Womack with late night care though questions linger about his past and arrests. Local figures praise his dedication and express mixed trust amid controversy.
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Groveton
Lee
Brant
Sheriff Lee
Beck
McDonald
Roland Smith
First National Bank
Bock
Tommy Eaves
W. G. Womack
Eaves
He Womack
Groveton hospital plans back Brant for admin role
The local discussion favors Brant to return as administrator and technician for the Groveton hospital expected to be built within a year. Sheriff Lee notes Brant treated him in August and expresses strong trust should trouble arise.
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Ton
McDonald
Brant
Groveton Hospital
Brown
Sheriff Lee
Lee
Global and Regional News Capsule From Algiers to Texas
Reports from Algiers note a rebel army surrender led by Col Taharabir after tank battles near the desert south-west of the capital. In Cape Town Louis Washkansky, first heart transplant recipient, shows pneumonia but doctors expect to control it within a day. Cairo hosts eight Soviet warships including four submarines in a goodwill visit to Alexandria. Austin sources say Gov. Connally’s allies press public sentiment as he weighs another run. Athens mediators offer the throne as figurehead, while a State trooper killer surrenders after killing his partner in Central Square. Plano and Eva lyn McLean’s death remain a mystery linking to the Hope Diamond legend.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPT
Louis Washkansky
Christian Barnard
Washkansky
Public records and court actions listing traffic penalties and licenses
A compiled notice shows speeding and traffic infractions with penalties such as $50 for Brien Johnson and $10 for Ruby Nippert and Manuel Monte mayor. It also lists new vehicle entries, marriages, and divorces including Taft Barnes and Homer Baker, with related fees.
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Justice Court
Leonard Lee Cretina
Brien Johnson
L. R. Roland
Anneth Moore
Ruby Opel Nippert
Manuel Montemayor
Bennie L. Jackson
Joe Woody Eddins
C. I. T. Service Leasing Corp
Plymouth
Ralph Tennison
Chevrolet
Joe B
Erry Court
Taft Barnes
Virginia Lee Jones
Homer Albert Baker
Face Cleansing Basics for Clearer Skin
Routine guidance on facial cleansing. Emphasizes washing with clean hands or a washcloth and rubbing suds over the face and neck to improve comfort and reduce concerns about pimples.
On the Town Gown and Knit On The Go Fashion
The piece promotes a turtle chain belt accessory with a mock turtle chain for casual dresses. It highlights a sheer wool dress for town wear in black, plus a knit on the go outfit as a versatile costume idea. It notes sleek lines, travel friendly style, and a coordinating coat for versatile occasions.
Services Held In Amarillo For A G Jones
Funeral services were held in Amarillo for Alonzo Grady Jones 46 a Childress native and World War II veteran Interment followed at Llano Cemetery Jones died Friday morning at the VA Hospital after months of illness Survivors include his son Matt in Germany a brother Weldon L of Amarillo and several aunts and a cousin from Childress
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Alonzo Grady Jones
Amarillo
Childress
Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel
Lester Hill
Veteran's Hospital
Llano
Jones
Childress High School
Matt
Germany
Weldon L
Goldie Paine
Lulu Leverett
M. E. Jones
Arvene Bellah
Village school ordered closed in foot and mouth epidemic
In London a village school was shut as part of government efforts against a nationwide foot and mouth outbreak that has led to the slaughter of 997,900 farm animals.
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London
North America Holds Major Share of Global Telephones
North America accounts for more than half of the world’s telephones while New York’s Radio City Music Hall seats 6 200 spectators.
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North America
New York
Radio City Music Hall
Reward Raised for Huk Leaders Taruc and Sumulong
The government increased rewards for Huk leaders Pedro Taruc and Faustino del Mundo alias Commander Sumulong. Taruc’s bounty rose to $32,500 from $25,000 and Sumulong’s to $30,000 from $20,000, underscoring intensified efforts to capture the militants.
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Manila
UPI
Huk
Pedro Taruc
Faustino del Mundo
Sumulong
Onions Shipped to Okinawa and Fiji Islanders
Residents of Okinawa and the Fiji Islands are described as onion lovers. More than 590000 pounds of onions from this area were shipped to the islanders in October.
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Brooks, Orc
UPL
Okinawa
Fiji Islands
Kodak trainee program aids undereducated workers in Rochester
Industrial relations experts note 4 percent unemployment makes staffing tough. Eastman Kodak began training over 150 undereducated workers since February, primarily from the Negro community, in technical trades, machine operation, and laboratory work, with remedial reading writing and arithmetic courses as needed.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPL
Eastman Kodak
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Bud) Lee
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