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Newspaper

Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1972

Page

2

Endorsement for Hugh Camp in Gregg County precinct 3 race

Voters are urged to reelect Hugh Camp as precinct 3 commissioner in Gregg County. The letter cites his past leadership on tax steadiness at 1.25 per hundred, industrial growth, road development, aid to the needy, and expansions of the Gregg County airport and Good Shepherd Hospital. The Mirror endorses Camp in the Democratic Primary on Saturday May 6.

Gladewater Gregg County Hugh Camp Good Shepherd Hospital Haugh Camp the Mirror Hhis Gladewater Publishing Company Glade Avenue Dean Street Gregoe County Texas

Calibrated call to restore courtroom respect by Hoover

Mr. Hoover warns that courts face widespread contempt and disruptive tactics. He argues law enforcement has long suffered bias in justice. He urges prompt decisive action to preserve the faith in American courts and the principle of impartial proceedings.

Sedgar Hoover Federal Bureau of

Mauls Vanish. Baltimore Police Short of Tools

Baltimore police report a shortage of heavy mauls used to break down doors. Seventeen mauls were lost over two years, leaving the department down to five. The official called the loss embarrassing and noted officers borrowed mauls for gambling raid operations.

Baltimore Maurice D duBois Criminal Investigation Division

Kilgore Hosts Third District Spring American Legion Meet

Kilgore to host the annual Third District Spring Convention of The American Legion on Sunday April 30. Local post commander C T Stracever announced that eleven Anercan Legion Posts will be honored for outstanding membership achievements and will receive posts and commander awards.

Kilgore Anercan Legion The American Legion C. T Stracever

Third District Legion Convention Highlights and Attendees

Registration opens at 9 a m Sunday at The American Legion hall. Joint Legion and Auxiliary session at 10 with Commander Stracener presiding. Speeches by L F Reynolds and L E Reynolds. Memorial service at 11 30. Afternoon separate sessions at 1 50 with WCox presiding. Walter Sawyers discusses veterans benefits. Delegates and alternates to Chicago National Convention elected.

Carthage Murray Marnie Henderson Claude Juner Joinerville Wooc Kiker Mineola Doyle D Starnes Mt. Enterprise Fke Matlock Overton Herbert K. Knauth Tenaha David L. Vickery Timpson HL. Hartt Tyler Emery F Jones Willie KR Arkinson Winnsboro Lef Reynolds American Legion Legion and Auxiliary Stracener L. L Lowrance J.T. Youngblood Mickey Marshal Paul Branch L. F Legion Auxilisy Wcox Walter Sawyers Waco Chicago Ulinois Department

Foster homes sought for Gregg County D and N children

Gregg County social worker Mrs. Carol Thomas appealed to Rotary Club members for help in locating foster homes for D and N dependent and neglected children under the county welfare office. She noted 61 children are under supervision, 26 foster homes exist, none in Gladewater, and emphasized the need for loving foster families in Gladewater Kilgore and Longview.

Rotary Club Gregg County State Welfare Office Carol Thomas Gregg County State Welfare Office Thomas Gladewater B. Risinger Kilgore Longview University of Texas Jarvis Christian College GHS Rotary B. F. Risinger, Jr State Welfare Agency

Caiapo Indians Stretch Lips With Wooden Plate Tradition

The Caiapo people of Brazil enlarge their lower lips by inserting a wooden plate as a cultural practice meant to intimidate foes. This rite reflects long standing ritual adaptation within their native community.

Brazil

Upshur health department to hold Rubella Measles clinic

Upshur County Health Department announces a Rubella Measles immunization clinic on Sunday May 7 1972 from 1 to 4 pm in the Health Department office basement Gilmer. Eligible children 1 through 11 receive combined or separate vaccines at no charge to protect against Rubella and Measles.

Upshur County Health Department Gilmer

Moon trip satire asks for cheaper space hardware

A column lampoons the Apollo program, noting delays and mishaps during lunar missions while mocking costs and Soviet rivalries. It suggests improvised low cost alternatives such as plywood modules and repurposed equipment, and humorously imagines makeshift space gear and ad hoc supplies.

Gloom Day Reflections Turned Into a Weather Mood Survey

A columnist muses on National Gloom Day and weather’s impact on mood. He surveys Mirror staff about what makes them gloomy, from dirty kitchens to dreary days, noting how rain can brighten outlooks and daily routines.

Gladewater Wanda Yvonne Helen

Gladewater Proclaims Law Day USA 1972

Mayor Johnston proclaims May 1 1972 as Law Day USA in Gladewater Texas urging citizens, organizations and schools to recognize the national observance honoring the legal heritage and liberty under law. The proclamation notes Law Day as a joint congressional and presidential observance and calls for awareness of how courts uphold equal justice.

Law Day USA United States Senate United States House of Representatives G Johnston Gladewater Texas Law Day USA

The Fish Symbol in Early Christian Art

The fish served as a symbol of Christ in early Christian and medieval art, appearing in primitive drawings and ancient church decorations to identify believers and convey faith. It reflects how Christians used simple forms to express sacred ideas under persecution.

Christ

Gladewater Mirror masthead and subscription note

The Gladewater Mirror publishes weekly with staff of Mrs Harry Kates general manager and news editors listed Kates FH Jack Elrod Fredalene Clark Harriett Walton Subscription rates shown for Texas and outside Texas Consolidated with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan on specified dates

Jack Elrod Fredalene Clark Harriett Walton Gladewater Times-Tribune The White Oak Texan

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