Discourse on Arms, Disarmament, and Local Concerns
Danny Garcia condemns a State Department plan seen in The Amarillo News about disarmament and a UN Peace Force, arguing it strips constitutional gun rights and weakens defense. The note also urges support for Fred Squyres as county agent, praises his soil work, and urges letters of recommendation. A severe two week cold harms plumbing, warns of broader weather risks, and recalls missing bundles of cattle feed near Salt Park, Lutie, and Salt Fork.
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Danny Garcia
Amarillo
State Department
U.S
U.N
Danny
Fred Squyres
Wellington
Collingsworth
Barney Glenn
Salt Park
Lutie
Barney
Salt Fork
Dodson Miss Recounts Escaped Plane Escape at McGuire Air Force Base
Marie recalls a tense incident two days before a flight to McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey when customs opened her luggage causing clothes to spill. She notes this was not her first stay with the Hollands while awaiting departure to Germany two and a half years earlier.
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Dodson
Marie
McGuire Air Force Nase
New Jersey
and Customs
Customs
Cail
Mario
Germany
Courtney Leads in Rebounds for Clarendon Junior College
Max Courtney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Courtney of Wellington, has joined the Clarendon Junior College Bulldogs and leads the team in rebounds. At 6 feet 7 inches, he has averaged nine rebounds per game in the first nine contests, helping a shorter Bulldog lineup compete in the Western Junior College Athletic Conference. Seminary president Robert E. Naylor presented degrees to about 116 candidates at Southwestern Seminary, the world’s largest evangelical seminary with over 2000 students and about 500 graduates yearly.
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Max Courtney
Lynn Courtney
Wellington
Clarendon Junior College Bulldogs
Max
Bulldogs
Hickey
Page One
Robert E. Naylor
Southwestern Seminary
Kin of N. M. Higdon Dies
C N Hodges, brother in law of N M Higdon, died in Tloilo Philippines where he had lived since 1899 after the Spanish American War. He served with the Army, later worked in laundry and real estate, and held holdings in several states. He was born Quinlan Hunt County and married Linnie Higdon in 1910. Survived by a brother and two sisters.
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N. M. Higdon
C. N. Hodges
Tloila
Philippine Islands
Mr. Hodges
Tloilo
Flis
Hodges
Lnter
Joan Field
Philippines
Hugo
Okla
Greenville
Paris
Lubbock
Emory
Quinlan
Hunt County
Linnie Jane Higdon
Ko Shari Plans Bake Sale Saturday at Drugstore
Ko Shari will hold a bake sale Saturday January 26 in front of C H Drugstore starting at 10 a m. Harlem Stars on Page One offer impromptu comedy to describe the team and its court prowess as Go Man Go captures their dynamic presence.
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Ko Shari
C&h Drugstore
Rockets Split Conference Tilt With Memphis Cyclone
Memphis Cyclone defeated Wellington Skyrockets 68 to 31 on their home court Tuesday night with Wellington B team winning 41 to 36. Wellington led early 8-7, trailed 18-17 at halftime, and 30-22 after three quarters as Memphis built a commanding lead. High scorers included Lynn McLain and Roger Weems with 8 each for Wellington, Don Gailey Bill Pounds Don Sweatt with 12 for Memphis, Phillip Hughey 14 and Ricky Bridges 13 for Memphis in a lopsided conference opener.
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Wellington
Memphis Cyclone
Memphis
Rocket
Rockets
Cyclone
Lynn McLain
Roger Weems
Don Gailey
Bill Pounds
Don Sweatt
Phillip Hughey
Ricky Bridges
Wilkins Family Sees Two Members Injured In Separate Accidents
Mr and Mrs Alton Wilkins learned their son Caper Wilkins of Tyler and son in law William K Payne of Washington DC were hurt in separate incidents. Payne slipping on icy Texarkana steps broke his left leg while on Interior Dept business. Caper Wilkins, en route to Texarkana to check on his brother in law, was in a car crash, hospitalized and released the same day. Damage to his car reported heavy.
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Alton Wilkins
Caper Wilkins
Tyler
William K. Payne
Washington, D.C
Payne
Department of Interior
Texarkana
Wilkins
Wilking
Obituary: J. D. Gibson Recalled by Church and Family
J D Gibson long served his church and community, survived by his widow four daughters and two sons. Daughters include Mrs Jock Needham Mrs Bill Black Mrs Donald White and Mrs Larry Gollihugh and sons Charles Gibson of Wellington and John D Gibson of Roswell New Mexico. Also survived by brother Arthur Gibson Detroit and sister Mrs Lo In Young Paris. There are 13 grandchildren.
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J. D. Gibson
Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Jock Needham
Bill Black
Donald White
Larry Gollihugh
Charles Gibison
Wellington
John D. Gibson
Roswell
N.M
Arthur Gibson
Detroit, Mich
Lo- In Young
Paris
Development group eyes ARA funding for Collingsworth County
Representatives of the country's three baffles participated in a Tuesday meeting. Floyd Teutsch and Dodson banker set the tone by noting the development company's aim is to aid Collingsworth County, not to profit investors. Sullivan said several East Texas counties have been approved for ARA but done nothing, urging self-help. Collingsworth is one of three west of East Texas approved for LARA. more counties may join. One potential investor awaits the development company, with 4 percent interest over 20 years as a key benefit of ARA borrowing. Other features attractive to industry were noted.
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ARA
Counry
Bafiks
Floyd
Teutsch
Dodson
Collingsworth
Sullivan
Enat
Texas
East Texas
Lara
Fragmentary Quote Fragments From Unclear Source
The text presents garbled phrases about risk and terms with names like Zook and Wellington. It lacks coherent events, dates, places, or actions to summarize into a concrete item. No identifiable person or organization can be reliably extracted for a factual card.
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Massey - Ferguson Farm Machinery Liquidation
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Kansas
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Thomas
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