Cyclone Damage Draws Hundreds to Canaan Visit
Forty-five years ago readers learned that Canaan drew hundreds Sunday to view cyclone destruction from the prior Wednesday. Vernon McFatridge returned from France as others displaced found new homes in town and nearby moves followed.
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Homer R. Gaddy for Sheriff of Grayson County
Campaign statement outlining Gaddy’s beliefs for sheriff duties including strict legal obedience, deputy oversight, fair treatment, fiscal conservatism, cooperation with agencies, public service mindset, and limits on terms. Mentions qualifications from Texas Law Enforcement Foundation and universities and pledges not to seek more than two terms.
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Local Club Officers Named for New Term
The group announces 3rd vice president Miss Mae Hall corresponding secretary Miss Sallye Hamilton treasurer and Miss Margaret Lauderdale parliamentarian for the coming term.
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Whitewright prepares for 1934 playground ball season
Local Sunday school teams start the 1934 playground ball season Monday. Whitewright Ford agent Linton L. Savage leads the lineup. Next Monday marks Trades Day in Whitewright. The Sewing Guild met Thursday with Miss Frances Montgomery. W. N. Johnson, 66, died last Thursday in a Sherman hospital.
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Reading Delinquency Stuns Classrooms Across U S
A national reading expert Morton Botel claims up to 15 million American children are so retarded in reading that they cannot understand textbooks. He notes 20 to 30 percent of students may come to hate school due to reading difficulties.
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Worms Learn to Respond to Light, Bowdoin Study Finds
Bowdoin College researchers in Brunswick Maine train tiny aquatic flatworms by mild electrical charges and a bright bulb. After several pairings the worms respond to light alone as if the current were active, showing learned behavior in simple organisms.
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Chain Stores Labeled Villains in Beef Fight
Wyoming rancher Courtenay C Davis told Senate Commerce sub committee that chain stores set own wholesale and retail meat prices, harming cattle feeders and producers. He urged a federal investigation into marketing abuses and supported FTC study. House Agriculture plans inquiry into high retail beef prices while wholesale prices decline.
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