Unclear Fragment Sparks Local Scene Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes Mandpi and Tal Johnson with unidentified names and scattered places. Mentions Friday afternoon timing and a home visit by Mrs Perker and Mrs Doe. Details are uncertain. parseable facts are limited to a social encounter on an unspecified date.
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Mandpi
Tal Johnson
Perker Jonn
Doe Ibe
Gatesville Wins District Title Over McGregor 38-4
The Gatesville team rallied to defeat McGregor 38-4 to claim the district 30-A championship, marking Gatesville’s first district title. Westerfield, Itiley, Mize, Sprad Johnson, Guinn, Williams, Birrams, Morley, and Garton starred for McGregor, while Garteman forced a turnover and Gatesville scored on a second quarter run.
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Delinquency Conference Plans At Hilloll Theater
An all day conference organized by law enforc ement officials in Austin will open at 10:00 a.m. at the Hivoll Theater in Weeo. A Raleigh Hotel afternoon session will feature C C Maxey and Homer Caney while Fred Olson and George Carlson discuss livestock regulations crimes and personal descriptions. A broad list of law officers from Texas Safety to the Liquor Board are invited. Movie critics at Camp Pendleton report Marines films draw protests for content and portrayal issues from Leatherneck audiences.
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George Carlson
San Antonio
Suran
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texan Liquor Control Board
Brother of A C Linberg Dies in Fort Worth
Lewis R Linberg 6 brother of A C Linberg, consulting engineer, died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday at his Fort Worth home. Born in the Norse Community, he attended Daniell Baker College Brownwood and Technical College Chicago. He owned and managed Busick and Chevrolet forage at Fort Worth. Survived by wife and children, two brothers J A Linberg Valley Mills Texas and A Linberg Martington. Funeral from Phillipe Funeral Home Fort Worth at 10:30 Wednesday morning.
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Fort Worth
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Valley Mills
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Burlington
Times-News
Survival of the Fittest in War to Peace Transition
The article urges adapting to postwar work, stressing that business training proves valuable in both war and peacetime. It highlights high school graduates finding factory jobs and notes many youths entering civil service or military service due to trained skills. It promotes Tyler Commercial College in Tyler, Texas as a top Southwest institution offering a diploma that opens routes to better office positions.
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Texas
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Etter Business
Transfills Gap School News General P T A and student reports
In Tranfills Gap School news Mr Powell of the Heart O Texas Council approved the creation of a Boy Scout Troop charter to be delivered in January. The PTA membership drive opened, while seniors report progress on war bonds and stamps and feature visiting former students. Choirs, Thanksgiving, and museum projects are noted across grades, with several absentees and visitors listed.
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Heart O' Texas Council
Powell
Wwely
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Fairy
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Ivan Johnson
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Grandaugster Scotty Gale Stevenson Bags Buck and Gobbler
In Austin on November 28, Scotty Gale Stevenson, nine, granddaughter of Governor Coke R. Stevenson, displayed results from her first boating trip of the year. She claimed a buck and a gobbler, each counted with a 219 rifle under her grandfather's supervision.
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Austin
Scotty Gale Stevenson
Coke R. Stevenson
Granddad
Farm cash income in October shows decline from 1942
Austin November 27 For the first time in 1943 farm cash income by month fell below the corresponding 1942 level the University of Texas bureau reports. October cash income from agriculture in Texas stood at 117 million dollars a drop from 127 million a year earlier. For the ten months of 1943 total income reached about 700 million, up from 742 million during the same period last year, a gain of nearly 22 percent. Increase stems from higher returns in some crops while marketing of cattle calves and sheep declined, and hog income rose.
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University of Texas Bureau of Bawing
Agricultery
Texas
Aevéa
A. Baschel
Te Bureau
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