Local Weddings And School Fair Acknowledge Community Ties
Two Sunday weddings are noted: Claud Cox and Olive Neff at the Neff home. Ozro Sloan and Grace Henderson in the southwest area. The Pure Food Fair by the PTA netted 400 for beautifying city school grounds. Dr. C C Pirtle, 47, died at Denison Thursday, survived by wife Minnie Harmon and a baby daughter. Rotary Club elected officers F E Douglas president J H Waggoner vice president Fred W Smith secretary R T Pennington treasurer.
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Claud Cox
Olive Neff
A. P. Neff
Ozro L. Sloan
Grace Henderson
Parent
C. C. Pirtle
Denison
Minnie Harmon
Rotary Club
F. E. Douglas
J. H. Waggoner
Fred W. Smith
R. T. Pennington
Local figures in deaths marriages and theft reported
H S Johnson, 67, died at his daughter’s home in Mahurin. Alberta Blanton wed John Arledge Jr. in Durant. Funeral for William Baxter, 79, held at Tom Bean. Lucille LaRoe recital slated with listed students. Thieves stole 13 Rhode Island hens from Mrs. Finis Alvers and robbed the Cotton Belt depot of 120 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Johnson
L. H. Grammer
Mahurin
Alberta Blanton
J. A. Blanton
John Arledge Jr
Houston
Durant
Okla
Tom Bean
William A. Baxter
Lucille LaRoe
Grammar School
Sara Kathryn Atterberry
Marjorie Nell Blanton
C. B. Bryant III
Norma Frances Donigan
Vivian Echols
Morris Fogle Gillett
Sarah Belle Gillett
Luther Guy Hagard
Dorothy LaRoe
Margaret Lilley
Doris Nicholson
Aileen Pennington
Eugene Reeves
Wallace Reeves
Lucian LaRoe Vestal
Frances Hedgpeth
Fred Starr Jr
Billie Lanius Kincaid
Joe Thomas May
Ruth Vestal
Dale Watson
Lucile Starr
Glenda Rutledge
Rhode Island
Finis Alvers
Cotton Belt
How Bail Is Set in Criminal Cases Explained By Bar
The article explains bail rights in US and Texas criminal cases. It covers presumption of innocence, capital offenses, magistrate duties, and appeal procedures. It notes bail must not be excessive and is calibrated to ensure the defendant’s presence at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar
Texas
United States
Court of Criminal Appeals
Self Made Man Quip Sparks Family Crafting Dialogue
Exchange highlights a man’s claim to independence contrasted with a wife and three daughters shaping his success. Set against a backdrop of domestic collaboration, the remark underscores evolving gender roles and family influence in achievement.
Color TV Seen by Christmas
New York reports color television should reach the public by Christmas. Rep. Charles A. Wolverton and a 16 member congressional panel press for quick FCC action on standards. The debate pits CBS color system against RCA alternative allowing black and white or color reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Wolverton
New Jersey
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Columbia Broadcasting System
Radio Corporation of America
CBS
RCA
Final Account of Elizabeth Reynolds Estate in Grayson County
George E. Reynolds administrator files final account and application for discharge in the county court of Grayson County Texas. Citations issued to interested parties with posting and publication dated April 16 1953. Hearing set for first Monday after ten days from posting at Sherman Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Elizabeth Reynolds
Grayson County
Texas
George E. Reynolds
A. D
Sherman
J. C. Buchanan
Marguerite Berry
Whitewright Sun
Post Korean War Veterans Receive Federal Benefits
The Veterans Administration reports about 107000 post Korean veterans and dependents receiving federal benefits. Nearly 44000 receive disability compensation for service related injuries since June 27 1950. VA has awarded compensation to 33310 survivors and dependents for 17551 veterans who died from service since that date.
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Veterans Administration
Congress
US Pays Millions for Illicit Liquor Seizures Near NYC
New York report notes that 21 large moonshine stills seized within about 100 miles of New York City in just over a year likely cost the government millions. Officials detail efforts to curb illicit alcohol production amid wartime restrictions.
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New York
New York City
Excisetax Losses Hit Nationwide Figures
Thomas J. Donovan of Licensed Beverage Industries says more than 20,000 stills were confiscated nationwide last year, with excise tax losses reportedly exceeding 36.5 million dollars. He calls the figure staggering as enforcement continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Donovan
Licensed Beverage Industries, Inc
Donovan
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Sears Auto Company
George Hicks
Vera Trigg
Ely
J. B. Hall
Celeste
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Joe Chumbley
Durelle Mangrum
Martha Joe Sears
Paul Ryan
Weldon Binion
Laura Cantrell
Trendon Vestal
Harold Bruce
Belah Moran
Neila Margaret Simmons
Dorothy Key
James Lackey
R. V. Henry
Lindsey Coffey
Lucy Thornton
Wesley Ford
Byron Sears
Guy Hamilton
R. B. Anderson
Paul Roberts
T. E. Barbee
Lucian Andrews
Grady Gillett
C., J. Meador
J. E. Mangrum
J. W. Wilson
W. L. Manning
Parent-Teacher Association
Bonham
Fort Worth
Ted Gouldy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mary Pickford
Eisenhower
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Miss Pickford
the Sun
U. S
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Walker Pharmacy
S. H. . Montgomery Agency and
Gomer
Lone Star Gas Company
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