Temperature extremes grip Mexia and Texas
Thermometers show a fourth day above 100 in many places with Fort Worth banning outside watering and Dallas urging delays. Highs across the state include Mineral Wells 107 Abilene 105 Crystal City 105 and Laredo 104. Dove season opens September 1 in Limestone County through October 15 with a ten bird limit. Roy Johansen hit 72 clay pigeons last Sunday at the shooting club.
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Two Businesses Robbed Thursday Night in Mexia
Sheriff Charlie Shreve reports the Hardcastle Barbershop on Sherman Street was entered by a skylight and two razors were stolen. Beier Grocery on Sherman Street lost $15 in silver after a vent did not fully stop the thief. A suspect fled toward Dallas on a northbound bus around 11 pm, leaving two razors at a cafe on Railroad Street. A man in khaki clothing attempted to change silver for bills at another restaurant that evening.
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Mexia Riding Club at Hubbard Homecoming Rodeo Event
Members of the Mexia Riding Club attended Hubbard Homecoming festivities with an afternoon parade and Grand Entrance rodeo. Attendees from Mena included Burrows, Radke, Bette Jean Thorne, Alton Kerzer, Ingrams and their son Butch, Roy Crook, Herman Baty, Frances Sikvs, and others.
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U S Plane Crashes, Burns While Landing at Berlin
A four engine American C 54 cargo plane carrying supplies to Berlin crashed and burned at Tempelhof field. Three crew members escaped before the flames destroyed the wreckage. The Berlin airlift continues as new flights set records despite the accident.
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Flier Killed in Kansas B 17 Crash Near Fort Parker
Two airmen from Blackland Army Air Field died in a B 17 crash in Kansas on Thursday morning. One victim was T R Laney of Lanes. The crash occurred near a lake end, with both men seriously injured before they perished. Damages estimated at 100 000.
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Marberry to Return in Uniform for Washington Exhibition
Fred Marberry of Mexia will don a Senators uniform again Tuesday night for an exhibition game in Washington. He joined the 1924 World Series roster and will be joined by other Senators veterans and notable figures including Harry S. Truman and Happy Chandler. Marberry will travel with his son and recently watched Diz Trout shut out the Red Sox in Detroit.
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New Owners Set Reopening of Club Cafe Saturday
Mrs O Cherry and O Harmidgel announced the Club Cafe at 204 North McKinney Street will reopen at 5 00 am Saturday August 14 after porch gate repairs and redecorating. Carmichael family from Hebbronville Texas will run it with Frances Margaret three months Belford Ernest three years. Cafe to feature steaks and waffles. hours 5 am to midnight weekdays and 5 am to 2 am weekends.
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Coke Attacks Poll Tax and Segregation Legislation Today
Coke Stevenson denounces federal civil rights bills as CIO backed and urges Texans to decide poll tax and school desegregation questions locally. He argues federal action overstepped states rights and warns white Texans about forced school integration while urging voter choice.
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Local VFW Hall hosts regular Carve Post meeting
A notice announces a regular meeting of the Car VEW Post at 2:00 p.m. on August 16 at the VFW Hall. Attendees are urged to attend the gathering.
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Stock Market Mixed as Trading Slows Across Regions
Selected stock listings show uneven moves with American oil firms and utilities in focus. U S government bonds hold steady while curb stocks remain irregular. London and Chicago markets close with steadier readings. commodities shift as silver dips and cotton, grains, and soybeans post modest declines or gains.
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Two Officials Deny Spying Secrets for Wartime Reds
Washington reports two former New Deal officials Lauchlin Currie and Harry D. White testified at the House Un American Activities Committee that they did not supply U S secrets to a wartime Soviet spy ring. Both said they knew ring leader Nathan Silvermaster but denied giving confidential information. In New York a Russian teacher, Oksana Kosenkina, accused the Russians of holding her prisoner for six days at the Tolstoy Foundation Farm Colony after she was drugged and kidnapped. She said she was kept against her will and demanded freedom.
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Housewives stage price protest halting meat purchases
United Press survey across 25 cities finds housewives pushing back on livestock costs with notable price swings. In Camden 2500 women vow a one day meat boycott starting Monday as meat prices rise on lamb chops and bone in cuts while bacon and roasts show slight changes. overall averages mask sharp drops in a few large reductions.
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Seay predicts 100 electoral votes for Dixiecrats
Washington report says W A Seay, spokesman for the Dixiecrats, forecast at his first Washington news conference that the party would win at least 100 electoral votes in November. He attacks Truman's civil rights program as the motive for southern revolt and speaks on total self government and vigilance against espionage.
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Celanese offers wage hike to striking workers in Texas
Kingsville Texas August 13 Celanese Corporation invites striking workers to return to their jobs with a wage increase of cents more per hour as part of ongoing labor talks the union says.
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Red Cross education series outlines Limestone County work
Rev A W DeGuire Limestone County Red Cross Chairman announces four news items to explain the Red Cross role. The Limestone County Chapter office is at 109 E Commerce in the former LaMode building, lent by John Phillips with no rent. Office hours run weekdays 8:30 to 5 4 and Saturdays 5 30 to noon.
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Five Men From This Area Joined Army Sent to Fort Ord
Grady C. Cook, in charge of the U S Army Recruiting office in Mexia, announced that five locals have enlisted and left for Fort Ord California. Claude Norton Jr Mexia Cecil Cleere Kirvin Jerrell L Kitte Tea gue Billy A Mills Groesbeck and Billy Gregory Groesbeck will enter Calvary while Cleere and Little enter the Finance Department.
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Embargo Lift on Canadian Cattle Won't Hurt Meat Prices
The Agriculture Department said the lifting of the Canadian embargo on cattle shipments to the United States will have no significant effect on meat supplies or prices in the country.
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Thirteen Members Challenge Superstition at NY Exhibition
Thirteen intrepid crusaders led by Nick Matsoukas launch an American Exhibition on Superstition at Education Hall in the American Museum of Natural History beginning Friday August 13. Visitors will see the flaunting of century old superstitions while mirrors shatter and charms are discarded.
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