Stevenson Silent During Texas Visit With Few Public Jibes
Adlai Stevenson kept his remarks largely private during a Texas swing, only firing a mild jab at Gov. Allan Shivers. The trip featured a UT lecture, a joint visit with Sam Rayburn and LBJ, and no formal sign of a unified Democratic strategy despite plans to draft a congressional program.
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1955 State Fair In Brief Dallas 16 days of events and shows
The 1955 State Fair of Texas in Dallas runs October 7 to 23 with daily shows including Pajama Game Ice Capades Joie Chitwood Thrill Show Free exhibits and livestock parades. Major events feature football games and festival days for many organizations and communities.
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September Arrests Hit All Time High At 157
Sheriff Whitaker notes September arrests reached 157 with 32 jailed in the past week. Deputy Rountree says this is the most people ever held in the jail in one month. Last week included a DWI forgery hot check and intoxication charges.
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Chance Room Mothers Pie and Cake Sale at Local Store
First grade room mothers will host a cake and pie sale Friday morning at Young's grocery. Second grade room mothers will serve Saturday morning. Money raised will count as votes for king and queen candidates in the Halloween carnival.
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Mildred Wilcox Circle Meets at Reeves Home
The Mildred Wilcox Circle of Woodrow Baptist Church met Monday night at 7:30 in Mrs. Elizabeth Reeves home with nine members and one visitor present. The meeting was called to order by chair Mrs. J. B. Bumstead.
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Meeting Prayers Lead To Elected Chairs And Program
Mrs. Leta Watts opened with a prayer and Miss Louis Miller called the roll and read minutes. Mrs. J. B. Ritchie was elected prayer chairman, with Mrs. C. E Barnes assisting Mrs. O. W. Stanley as program chairman. Mrs. Segrest led the program as all members participated.
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New York's Third Title in Colonial Press History
New York ranked third as a colonial city, third to host a printing press, and third to support a newspaper, marking its early role in American print culture.
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