Bride And Groom From Noted Texas Families Wed
Sara Ann Jones, a WAVES officer candidate and Golden Wave band sweetheart, married a Meridan lawyer who later joined the US Army. The couple, linked to Hill and Bosque counties, will report to service posts after a brief ranch honeymoon in Bosque County.
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Sara Ann Jones
Ervid Ag
Alpha ‘Omegs
Golden Wave
McLennan
Posine
Hamilton
Currieaé
Organisation of Waves
University of
Okihoma
Milledgeville
Georgia
Leught
Smith Colleges i
Northamptony Mass
Hatebnay
Bampoon Naval Training Center
New York
Chaplain’s Department
Direcor Afavy Fallat
Someymoon
Bosque County
Curestan
Meridian
Travis Janer
Dughter
Sara Ann
Atslone
Roosevelt Hull and Wallace in 1940 VP talks
Roosevelt and Hull weigh Wallace as vice presidential candidate to blunt anti Roosevelt sentiment among conservatives. Hull, 72, would face scrutiny yet could bring party balance while Wallace could shift southern support. Advisors argue Wallace offers no extra votes. Hull’s nomination faces age and ambition concerns amid a political shift.
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Hull
Roosevelt
Wallace
Senate
Ronneselt
Pines
Chicago
Hiss
High School Talks Turn To Future Plans At Drug Store
In a Garner Drug Store crowd, Mary plans a break from school while Jane eyes a business course. Gladys praises Tyler Commercial College for fast, practical training and strong job opportunities, noting its success in the South.
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Mary
Jane
Gladys
Garner
Pitts
Jans
High Shot
Tylir Commercial College
Ehomi
Tesswell
Tyler School
South
Texas Fierce Prison Transfer Agent Bob Russell Retires
Blum May 26 Texas prison transfer chief Bob Russell retires after 39 years in the service. He traveled 3.9 million miles moving 115000 prisoners, never killed but shot twice. He plans to farm 805 acres of Hereford cattle and values family time after a tough career under eleven governors.
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University of
Texas
Weide
Hill County
Jw" P. Doyle
Tate
Curetan
Justine
Aupremic Court of ‘Teas
Blum
Russell
Marty
Jett
Resell
Hho
Rod
Abilene
Penitentiary
Border Patrol
Bud
Martom
Nat
Rosell
Will County
Wwe
Hiev
Matador Ranch
Tom Campbell Coke Stevenson
Meridian Texas Woman Dies at 60 in Home
Mrs Allo L Jameson aged 60 died at her Meridian Texas home at 850 am on Saturday May 27 She leaves husband A J Jameson daughter Willie Mao of Waco two sisters Mrs J Herring of Waco and Mrs Drie Weeks Meridian two brothers John Tanner and Walter Tanner both of Waco and one half brother George Adams of Ferris Funeral services were held at 10 am Monday at the Church of Christ in Meridian with Minister John T Smith delivering the sermon Burial followed at the cemetery in Waco
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Allo L. Jameson
I Meridian
Texas
Shuurday
A. J. Jameson
Willie Mao
Waco
J. Herring
Drie Weeks
Meridian
John Tanner
Walter Tanner
George Adams
Ferris
Church of Chast
Jowh T
Smith Baling
Daal He
Ocerod Cemetary
Foose COMNATST Bridge Shutdown Effects Noted
A fragment describes trade disruption from a bridge closure impacting a business man and three consolidations at the Rio Grande. It notes U S actions and government funds to aid collectors while a Senate vote and Sunday payment details remain unclear.
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Rio Grande
Ehomber
U. 8
Howe
Jstion
Toms
Moray
Nevesaary
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