Kilgore College Rangers Plan Romania Trip
Kilgore College public relations chief Jeanne Hale announced that KC Ranger Band and Rangerettes may travel to Romania in May. Co-director Mrs Harry Morgen cited the Romanian Prime Minister urging the visit amid the earthquake aftermath. A US government appointee, Mrs Morgan, will attend a memorial in Romania while Ann Dickinson shows films in Kilgore. Parents of travelers are urged to attend a 7 PM Dodson Auditorium meeting for details.
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Jeanne Hale
Kilgore College
KC Ranger
Romania
Harry Morgen
New York
Hale
West
Kilgore
Morgan
Homania
Ann Dickinson
Dodson
Vaccine Offers Protection Against Canine Kennel Cough
Dr George Burch DVM reports a new vaccine to prevent canine parainfluenza, a key contributor to kennel cough. The vaccine aims to reduce illness in dogs by targeting the major viral factor behind the condition that affects thousands yearly.
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George Burch
Flags and fame in Paris as a flag maker keeps steady pace
Jacques Cottin runs Maison Belloir, supplying ceremonial flags to the French government since 1820. The firm handles up to a quarter million flags, with two to three person teams swapping banners for official visits. The operation relies on color matching, naval designs, and careful timing to avoid costly repeats.
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Dave Zimmerman
Associated Press
PARIS
Jacques Cottin
Maison Belloir
Bao Dai
Cottin
Seine
Ho Chi Minh
Foreign Ministry
Orly
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Tuileries
Mnen
Hydrographic Service
Jean-Marie
Marguerite
Michel
Legacy Welders and Oil Boom Echoes in Warren Area
Portraits of J D Bozman and family reveal deep roots in Warren and surrounding Gregg County. The Bozmans long operated a welding shop at Bozman Corner after stints in Dallas and the oil boom era, with neighbors noting enduring ties, land dispersals, and a century of local history linked to Vesta Drive and Texas Street.
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J.D. Bozman
Tme
J.D
Bozmans
Clarksville
Warren City
Gregg County
Bom Bozman
Bozman
Borman
Dallas
Railway Express Company
East Texas
Eye Opener Brothers Circus to Play Warren March 23
The Eye Opener Brothers Circus, sponsored by the Jaycees, will perform at the rodeo grounds in Warren with shows at 6 and 8 p.m on March 23. Tickets cost 1.50 in advance and 2 at the gate, available from local stores and Jaycee members. Mayor Borman touts rural Warren City's appeal amid growing population.
Memphis banks test automate retail aisles with mechanical tellers
In Memphis, two banks install automated tellers in area supermarkets to speed purchases. The piece recalls Clarence Saunders, pioneer of the Keydoozle Market, a pistol like device and windowed display system meant to eliminate carts and long aisles, though it failed during World War I.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Clarence Saunders
Eldon Roark
Press-Scimitar
Saunders
Roark
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Los Angeles
Texas
The
Wolves of
Wall Street
Mankins Reports on Energy Resources and Texas Policy
Representative Jimmy Mankins prepared a House Information report on a Southwest Regional Energy Council trip to Washington addressing the President's Emergency National Gas Act of 1977. The council, representing Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas, urged deregulation, offshore development, conservation, and revenue sharing while noting Hinshaw gas risks and upcoming nuclear and coal energy prospects.
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House On
Energy Resources
Jimmy Mankins
Washington D.C
Southwest Regional Energy Council
of Texas
Mankins
Bill Clayton
Joe Hanna
James Nowlin
Milton Fox
United States
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Dallas
John A. Hallman, III
Federal Power Commission
Carter
Washington
North
Northwest
Springtime musings on vacations and relaxation across East Texas
The writer reflects on spring warmth, the lure of vacations, and varied travel ideas from European to American styles. They ponder seasonal shifts, long summers, and the value of rest, noting how people overlook true relaxation while worrying about work. The piece ends with a playful thought on lettuce and rabbits after many greens.
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East
Texas
East Texas
Colorado
France
Waves and Rebates Spark Satirical Letter
Jimmy Brown mocks a $50 federal tax rebate plan and a $32 billion program to spur spending. He imagines fantasies of spending windfalls and proposes a joke tax scheme with a Notax Economy Rebate Department to create a nation of NERDS.
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Treasury
G.lf.t
U.S
Congress
Notax
N.E.R.D
Get Up Nights Backache Warning and Kidney Health Remedy
An advertorial notices a warning about backache leg pains possibly signaling kidney disorders and promotes a 3-tabs-a-day regimen to flush and regulate kidney passage. It promises relief or an eight cent refund within 12 bowls at JOBE Drug Company dealer.
Little Known Facts About Our Trees And Paper
Campers enjoy forests and long for large paper companies. Ownership of lands enables road building attracting people. To grow, paper companies like International Paper need investment. To draw funds they must run plants efficiently at over ninety percent capacity.
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International Paper
Gladewater Mirror historical merger notes reveal changes
The Gladewater Mirror lists publication details for Gladewater Texas including schedule twice weekly and mailing rates. It notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune in 1949 and The White Oak Texan in 1969.
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Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
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Longview
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John F. O'Leary
FPC
Adlai Stevenson
FEA
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Jobe Drug Company
Quitman Street Church OF Christ Gladewater
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