Masters of Deceit and Communist Infiltration Tactics
The text cites J Edgar Hoover detailing Communist agitation methods. It notes a two sided approach with a deceptive public line and a true Party line aimed at advancing Communism. Hoover warns the appeal to youth via broader trade could mask arming material exports to Communist nations.
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Communist Bloc
Hoover warns of Communist infiltration tactics in unions
The text outlines how Communists allegedly infiltrate labor unions and non Communist groups to gain influence and elect Reds to public offices. It cites Hoover arguing that “restore the Bill of Rights” could erase opposition to Communism and that infiltration tactics target unions, schools, and other organizations.
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Reds
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Lenin
Moscow
Summerfield 4-H Club Meets With Mrs C Works
The New Summerfield 4-H Club met on July 10 at Mrs. C Works's home with about 10 girls present. Glenda Faye Works hosted. the group demonstrated baking cookies with each girl assigned a specific job. Participants included Glenda Faye Works Vickie Greenwood Dorothy Gillian Kathy Wallace Betty Davenport and Betty Ann Edwards.
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New Summerfield
4-H
Mrs. C. Works
Glenda Faye Works
County Home
Vickie Greenwood
Dorothy Gillian
Kathy Wallace
Betty Davenport
Betty Ann Edwards
Family visitors stop by in Odom home on holiday
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tom Ball and son Tommy of Palestine and Captain and Mrs. E. C. Smith and Bob of Waco spent the 4th with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Odom. Merl T. Odom and son of Highlands spent last week with the Odoms.
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J. Tom Ball
Tommy
Palestine
E. C. Smith
Bob
Waco
Gilbert Odom
Merl T. Odom
Highlands
Local Officials and Candidates Listed
County officials and statewide candidates named include County Superintendent Robert L. Banks District Clerk Bill Parrott Justice of Peace Gordon Craig Portis for Portis District, County Treasurer Bernice Williams County Clerk Jimmie Cone Elma Musick Jr County Judge J. W. Chandler State Senator Edward McFarland Frank Carpenter Martin Dies Jr and State Representative W. W. Glass.
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Bill Parrott
Gordon Craig Charles A. Portis
Bernice Williams
Jimmie Cone Elma Musick, Jr
J. W. Chandler
Edward McFarland
Frank Carpenter Martin Dies, Jr
W. W. Glass
Poliomyelitis Surveillance Case Record Description
The article discusses Form 68 R573 titled Poliomyelitis Surveillance Case Record. It notes the impersonal lines hiding personal details like names ages addresses and phone numbers that tell the human side of disease reporting and the burden of error in public health recordkeeping.
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State Health Department
Polio Threat Grows From Apathy And Vaccination Gaps
A Texas polio report highlights 72 cases in eight million people and argues that careless attitudes toward vaccination allow preventable suffering. It cites a North Texas father who vaccinates his children yet deems himself exempt, plus a 13 year old and a 3 year old with no shots. The piece notes vaccine production declines as stock remains unused and reflects on Whittier’s lament that it might have been.
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North Texas
Little League
Texas
Whittier
Maydelle 4-H Club Meeting Held On July 7
The Maydelle 4-H Club met July 7 at 7 30 pm with President Rita Johnston presiding. After a brief business session, two Assistant Agents discussed 4 H Record Books. The meeting adjourned at 9 15 pm.
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Maydelle 4H
Rita Johnston
Snodgrass Promoted to Specialist Third Class at Fort Campbell
Kenneth L. Snodgrass son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Snodgrass Route 1 Jacksonville recently was promoted to specialist third class at Fort Campbell Ky where he serves with the 327th Infantry Company E He entered the Army in May 1957 after basic training at Fort Carson Colo The 18 year old Jacksonville High School alumnus enlisted following graduation
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Kenneth L. Snodgrass
Leslie Snodgrass
Route 1
Jacksonville
Fort Campbell
327Th Infantry
Snodgrass
Army
Fort Carson
Colo
Dinosaurs ranged in size from cats to 90 foot monsters
A confusing mix of trivia claims notes dinosaurs varied from house cat size to giant 90 foot long beasts weighing up to 40 tons. It also states distemper is viewed as influenza, and claims the name Dixie came from a belief about Negroes loving a slave owner named Dixie in Manhattan.
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South
Manhattan
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