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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1952

Page

5

Backers Not Barred In Primary

Voters may support Eisenhower while taking part in Democratic primaries on July 26 and August 26. A pledge requires party loyalty but not presidential support. A new Texas law imposes a fine for voting in more than one party’s primary and precinct convention on the same day. Failure to vote in the Democratic primary could disenfranchise on state and county races.

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FHA Council Holds Meeting July 16

The FHA Council met on Wednesday July 16 to discuss the yearbook plans and the upcoming year. Members reviewed activities, scheduled parties, and selected committees for entering the Anche Rodeo Parade. The group thanked contributors for the Bake Sale held Saturday July 12.

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William L. Davis Dies at 89 in Brownwood

William Lee Davis, 89, of Texas and Mississippi ancestry, died July 21 at Lawson Rest Home in Brownwood. Funeral services were held at Lamkin Primitive Baptist Church with Elder Len Dalton officiating, burial at Toliver Cemetery. He was born August 6, 1862 in Mississippi and lived much of his life in Texas. He was survived by his daughter Mrs. L. R. Daniel of Gustine, a step-son, two grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

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Deposits Rise in Stephenville Banks Tied to Security

Deposits in Stephenville show a growing trend with total funds around $7.744 million. The report notes two banks hold the deposits as part of efforts to ensure security, while an employer aims to keep a $100,000 reserve to bolster financial strength. Brady Standard Pee

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