Mexia Weather and Local Notes Highlight Community
Sunday's Mexia weather showed maximums around 100 in parts with cooler readings elsewhere and scattered showers from Corpus Christi to Brownsville. Local events include Mexia Riding Club performances, Mexia Textile Mill week off for vacations, and a preview of Mexia High School Black Cats football opener against Mart on September 10 with strong community support urged for youth activities.
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Week's Calendar Lions-Reary Taceball Game
A community schedule notes a Tuesday August 3 game between Lions and Reary Taceball at 8:00 p m. Local residents are invited to attend and support the teams at the community field.
Military Draft Registration Begins Today
Washington dispatch reports the 1948 draft registration opening for men aged 18 to 25 with about 7.2 million in the group to register at 20 000 sites. Local boards prepared for orderly registration across the states as 4 600 boards readied and 16 days allocated to register under 10 million men.
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Mexia Citizen Sets Out On Real Fishing Expedition
Raymond L. Ray of Mexia and Vanrent Ray Pharmacy leaves Dallas by air for San Diego to crew a tuna expedition along the west coast of Mexico and Central America. The voyage, possibly to the Galapagos, lasts 40 to 60 days with tuna frozen aboard for processing in San Diego. Ray is a former U S Navy chief engineer and plans to return to Mexia after the trip with his wife and son Richard remaining at Pt Enterprise. Richard is a projected member of the Mexia Black Cats football squad this fall. A separate item reports James Side of Camden Ark wounded in Jerusalem by a sniper’s bullet.
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Western Envoys and Molotov Hold Talks No Communique Tonight
Western envoys led by U S Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith met Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov for the eighth time in Moscow to discuss East West talks. No communique will be issued tonight as discussions continue with Vishinsky present. British envoy Frank Roberts and French ambassador Yves Chataigneau also attended.
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Maulatov
Mexia Local Cleaning Plant Expands Modern Equipment
The Mexia area laundry plant announces new equipment investments and plans to hire more staff. The operation, led by M J Bard and Vaughn, aims to increase capacity and separate washing and piano services as it expands within the state. Currently twenty two employees work at the facility.
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Truman to Launch Nationwide Campaign Tour After Mid September
The Wire House said President Truman will begin a nation-wide tour after mid September. The tour opens with a Labor Day event in Detroit and continues with three appearances across Michigan in four locations.
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Wire House
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Michigan
Lions District Governor to Visit Mexia Club for Lunch
District Governor Ralph Jones announced that Governor M. Bob Arnold of Lion District No. 2K will make an official visit to the Mexia Lions Club at their noon meeting on Tuesday. Arnold resides in Gatesville.
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Hurricane Heads Toward Cape Hatteras Likely Hit By Midnight
A hurricane moving northward near the southeastern coast is expected to reach the Cape Hatteras area around midnight. Navy planes were moved inland and coastal stations alerted as winds near hurricane force build, with preparations underway from North Carolina to Massachusetts.
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Stevenson Nurses 306 Vote Lead in Texas Senate Primary
Ex Gov Stevenson held a narrow edge over Lyndon B. Johnson as returns from 219 counties showed Stevenson leading 402,755 to 492,449 with 14 counties still to report. The race featured sharp exchanges over alleged slurs as ballots came in from rural areas and counts shifted from noon to afternoon.
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Thirty-Six Die In Plane Crash Near Fountain City
A Martin 20-20 airliner crashed near Fountain City Wisconsin during a storm. Thirty-six or more bodies were recovered as rescuers faced difficult conditions along Buffalo Ridge and the Mississippi River valley. Weather and possible lightning or wind gusts were noted as contributing factors while the airline reported all aboard perished.
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National Guards Return from Camp Sunday at Noon
The 143rd Infantry Regiment units returned to Mexia on Sunday noon from Camp Hood after two weeks of training. City Manager Howard Mace praised their work as friends and relatives welcomed them at the Armory. The Guardsmen traveled from Mexia with units from Rusk and Palestine and took part in sports, movies, and dances during camp.
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Palestine
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Mexia
Houston Lumber Yard Fire Burns $100000 Worth of Goods
A morning blaze in the West End Lumber Company yard in Houston destroyed an estimated 100000 dollars in lumber and equipment. No injuries were reported. Fire crews battled the flames for hours before bringing the fire under control.
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Wallace Greeted By Eggs in North Carolina Town
Wallace received eggs and tomatoes in Burlington North Carolina as he attempted a campaign speech on a street corner. A finance director and supporters arrived, with Wallace starting an improvised address before being interrupted by physical objects.
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School board approves purchase for strut plant reform
Houston brief reports the school system planned purchase of a $434.00 strut plant awaiting approval by the school board. Moscow dispatch notes a Soviet decree granting citizens the right to build or own homes in perpetuity.
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Investigators Attack Exposed Soviet Espionage Ring
Washington reports House investigators push to expose a new Soviet espionage ring. Whittaker Chambers links Alexander Sevens to “J. Peters” while J. Peters faces subcommittee subpoenas in New York. The committee accuses Truman and Clark of obstructive tactics amid ongoing hearings.
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Truman Support Report From Chicago Ad Leaders
In Chicago Aug 39 Lear Henderson ex-OPA official leads Democratic Action's efforts as ADA moves to back President Harry S Truman for re election following a unanimous resolution passed by the group and urged by quotes from ADA leaders.
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Selected Stocks Summary Snapshot
Listed stocks include American Airlines 8 percent AT&T 58 percent Chrysler 45 percent Geneval Antor 62 percent Penney 45 percent Sun Ray Oil 134 percent Tex Pac Co 45 percent US Steel 78 percent Humble Oil 77 percent Lone Star 3 percent. The brief markets update shows varied performance across major firms and sectors.
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