Local Court and Community News Highlights From Dallas and Denton
Several residents and visitors are listed across Dallas and Denton as spending time with relatives and attending events. Names include the Chiles family, Hob Robertson, Milas Young, the McCorkle and Tooker households, Pollard Baird, Maris Young, and the Johnsons. Weekend guests and visits span Fort Worth Kilgore and TACW students, with notes on a dedicatory service at the new Episcopal Parish House and a picnic at the lake hosted by local postal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrf Menry
Kevin Kentrd
Ae Suaphtier
Sarch
Bess
Sinter
J. D
Mia Welle Bue
Deste Ganly
Mrv
Gaering
Dallas
Chiles
Hob Robertson
Bbe
Milas Faye Young
Howard Aml
Hille Aanahter
Sue Jen
Gabler
Eile Ana
Howard
Valley Milla
M.C. McCorkle
Pollard Baird
Fort Worth
Baird
Maris Young
Trwdell
Mev. Manzir Bursor
Margete B. Little
Mary Winks
Thelim
M. G. Tooker
Bemlay
Kilgore
Jimvile Lester
Me. Tarker
Tucker
Thomas Lynn Darden
Mra T . Darden
W. A. Johnson Jr
Sun Antonio
Dry
Mes
W. A. Johnson
Lane Bork
Bob Avirest
Angus
Miriam Lump
TACW
Mra
Sherrill Howell
Jocal Tostal
KC Boss Gets Prison Hitch For Evasions
Karane City reports former political boss pleads guilty to evading taxes on WAN 800 and is sentenced by Federal Judge Merril K. Otis. He receives one year and three months on the first count, probation for ten years on the second, and a $10,000 fine. A four week delay is granted to organize business affairs.
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Karane City
Penderast
Politcal
Merril K. Otis
Politics Lander
Pendergast
Patti Pall Boas
Legislature Costs Reach Historic High in May Revision
The assembly anticipates record total costs for the current session, proposing a national sum of 75 000 to defray section expenses. A balance of 20 000 remains, with 15 000 unspent, and 60 6000 projected for printing and related duties. Additional weeks of work are expected to meet bills, as lawmakers debate a core proposal.
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Secnion
Oma
Another Successful College Alumni Day Held Here Saturday
Alumni Day at Clifton College drew strong attendance with a baseball game pitting ex-Cats against pros and a banquet at City Mall. Organizers pledged to make Fall Horner Day and Spring Senior Day, while $20 was allocated to help retire debt on the athletic field.
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Hhistory
Clifton College
Randy
Prosant Ats
Horner
Wanual Asults
Wnell
City Mall
Tame
Raymond Rogstad
W. J. Manhestad
New York
Francisco
Hayden Edwards
Methodist Church of
Clifton
State per capita aid bill advances in conference report
Austin May 22 The House approved a conference committee report on a bill shaping state per capita aid. The measure would require the Tax Board to adjust apportionment with a new mechanism setting 14 per capita as the levy, replacing the current $83 per capita distribution.
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Austin
Lev Edwards to Preach at Mart High Graduates
The Malina Methodist Church pastor Edwire Masse Eider will preach the baccalaureate service for the Mart High graduates on Monday evening at Shiven. Parishioners and local officials attend the ceremony as part of the town’s May events.
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Lev, Edwards
Masse
Eider
Methodat Church
CiRen
Wil
Uheven
Wencemier
Futuna Farmers Plan Ouene y at McGagor
Futuna farmers plan Ouene y at McGagor amid local concerns. Details are incomplete in the fragment but indicate a planned meeting or event involving agricultural groups on Futuna with possible local leaders or organizations negotiating.
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Futuna Farmers Plan
Oueney AT
Mcgagor
Clifton softballers Still Having Fun on Weeknight Games
The Clifton softballers and fans enjoy lively play at the College field with hustling to grasp the ball and drive teams in a heat of the race. Two games each night mark the regular bill ahead of Clifton High School graduation and Clifton College events with more games planned this week and next week on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday nights. Current standings show Team No. 883 leading, with No. 2 runner-up and other teams 2500 133% 38 in the mix.
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Clifton
College
Clifton High School
Clifton College
Newsprint Growth Foreseen for Texas Mills in Lufkin
Ernest L. Kurth, president of Boothlend-Pro Mills in Lufkin, says Texas made newsprint could be in papers by December. The $4 million plant is ahead of schedule, with 700 workers planned and a 24 hour operation. Expansion may reach $18 to $20 million over 30 years, employing thousands and boosting East Texas farmers.
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Lufkin
Ernest L. Kurth
Boothlend —Pro Mills
Kurth
South
East Texas
MAO
Southland
Prominent Jacksonville Citizens Visit Clifton Milling Group
Rolfe J Walton and Hugh A Trotter with eight Jacksonville business leaders toured the Clifton Milling Company plant. After a fried chicken dinner at Denton's Cafe the visitors heard from Mrs Walton and local hosts about the reasons for the visit and their partnership with Clifton’s enterprises. The group included W Weatherby and seven associates noted for longstanding local business ties.
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Rolfe J. Walton
Hugh A. Trotter
Teams Milling Company
Jacksonville
Thorugh
Flae Ayeter
CG. Bronstad
Clifton Mercantile Co
C. P. Gelhselbrecht
Farmers State Bank
Robert L. Baldridge
Clifton Record
Ail Niense‘ories
Denton
Denton Ant
Ducksomville
W. J
Weatherby
W. D. Hensley
Fred J
Davis
C. MH
Williams
Hugh K. Dud
Tey
J. W. Carnes
Clifton M. Taylor
Raley
Joe H. Dilehay
Wetherby
Fof
Texas State Bank of Jackson‘smith
Building and Lawn Association Board
X Tomato Packing Plant
Smith
Lony
Bome
Crmmune
Echool
Farmer Loses $300 In Fake Bill Game Near Mexia
A Mexia area farmer was swindled out of 6000 by a counterfeit bill game operator who promised to double his money by stamping imprints of the bill on paper. Deputy Sheriff Charlie Shreve and patrolmen searched Dallas for suspects but returned with leads to several crews and no arrests.
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Mexia
Mexiana
Dra
Charlie Shreve
Ray
B. W. Hicks
Tesax Safety Department
Dallas
Jane
Jeman
Murder Charges Filed Against Truck Driver
Temple May 2 A murder charge was filed against a truck driver, W. Allidge Hill, in Jwatee court after the death of Dallas Lawson from injuries suffered when his truck on the Temple Waco highway near Sunday. Driving while intoxicated charges were already filed and bond set at 2000 cash and 1000 in other. Lawsons body moved to Dellas for funeral services. Jury faced with deliberations during the term of district court.
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Lawcon
Bike
Svalis
Duatries
Cranfills Gap News Brings End Of Term Highlights
Local school under Supt Homer Bronstad completes term with active faculty pupil cooperation. Seventeen seventh graders promoted to high school. Socials and a community write in. Nearby families visit and relocate. teachers and staff noted among community figures. Gleaned notes from residents and visitors describe school year closure and local travel.
Prompt Action Cuts Damage From Hail in Texas Towns
Severe hail across a broad Texas region prompts advice on protecting damaged shade trees and shrubs. Local expert Beth Totter urges prompt care, noting that applying orange shield to peeled branches and sealing wounds early can limit decay, prevent further bark loss, and speed healing.
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College Station
Texas
Beth Totter
Rouborough
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