Fever motor deaths drop in 1982 report
Dallas News notes a 12.5 percent decline in motor accident fatalities in 1982. The American Automobile Association and the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce report 4,717 lives saved since 1931, while 2,168 fewer deaths occurred in automobile accidents. The piece cautions that private car use and trucking risks complicate the trend and urges continued caution amid economic depression.
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Dallas News
Bureau of Denew
American Automobile Association
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Barber Work at Lowest Prices at Landun Brothers Shop
Barber shop offers low prices on all services for children and adults. Advertisement promises steady quality and continued service, highlighting affordable hair cuts and ongoing commitment despite market changes.
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Landun Brothers
Alwaya
Bert
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap
Local column reports on residents traveling to Fort Worth and Pampa, weddings, births, construction, and social events. Prof. Christensen and others visited nearby towns. Olaf Johnson to build a new grocery. Crunccill Gap orchestra performed at a Whitney rally. notes on pensions and Civil War veterans referenced for context.
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Stanley
M. J. Bertale
Fort Worth
Alton Tindall
Jodie Knudson
Pampa
Tracy Turner
Dal- Inn
E. P. Christensen
Priddy
Clifton College
Guy Warren
LaVerne [Rowe
Charley Knudson
Cruncill Gap
Taylor's Tribute to The Old Family Darky
Ex governor Robert L Taylor of Tennessee quotes a moving memory of Uncle Rufus, a former slave and preacher. The speech, printed in Congress, recalls the old darkies and the antebellum South with reverent reminiscence and faith in God as the speaker reflects on heritage and mortality.
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Frontier Times
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
Esokea
Hid
Lee
Jon
C. Lowery
Congress
Darkies
Rufus
Barefoot Bay
Darkey
Ruths
Gwyne
Ajenin
Kidnaper McGee Found Guilty in Mary McElroy Case
Kansas City July 27 Walter McGee was found guilty of plotting and leading the abduction of Miss Mary McElroy daughter of Judge H F McElroy and received a death sentence recommendation by the jury the first such verdict in the wartime era. The case followed the ransom bid of 60000 80 000 paid and the subsequent capture trial and public reaction.
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Kansas City
Vicor H. McGee
Mary McElroy
H. F. McElroy
McGee
Missouri
Mins McEtray
McElroy
Giel
Kanna City
Justce
F. McElroy
Walter McGee
Saughter
Pice
Konan
Washington
Cabeth
Mary, McElroy
Department of Justice
Training excess in the states blamed by Dr William Jobs
A fragment suggests Dr William Jobs warns that people off states have overdone capsule training. The text is incomplete but indicates concerns about excessive training and its implications. The item lacks clear dates or organizations for full grounding.
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William Jobs
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