Auto Killing More People Than War
State Highway Engineer D C Greer urges motorists to strictly observe highway signs and markings to cut a growing accident toll. He notes many roads are obsolete and unsafe for rising traffic, and that center stripe rules could virtually eliminate head on and side swiping crashes when followed.
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Austin
D. C. Greer
Greer
Traffic system's value hinges on proper observation
He argued that the Texas system, refined over years by expert traffic engineers, loses value unless it is diligently observed in practice.
Be Young Today Be Young Today Poem Verse
The poem urges readers to seize youth, enjoy laughter, walk in the sun, and keep hope alive. It emphasizes living fully today before time and aging erode vitality, presenting a plea to spend youth while possible and cherish moments of joy. The author Lula Lucile Mullins signs as the poet.
Traffic resumes over Red River Lowells Bluff span
Traffic moved today over the Lowells Bluff bridge on Highway 78 across the Red River for the first time since floods washed out 2000 feet of the Oklahoma riverbank in 1940. Bonham authorities plan a formal opening ceremony on April 26. Emma what is a counter irritant Ray a person who shops and shops and doesn't buy a thing.
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Bonham
Lowells Bluff
Highway 78
Red River
Oklahoma
Emma
Ray
Tax suit notice on delinquent land in Grayson County
The State of Texas and Grayson County notify J M Whitfield and unknown heirs and all claimants of 104%2x2081% land in Mershon addition Tioga Grayson County Texas as delinquent for $110.45 state taxes and $119.92 county taxes. Suit brought to collect taxes and condemn land with foreclosure for taxes and costs. appearance required at the April term of the Grayson County District Court in Sherman on May 27, 1946. Court clerk S V Earnest.
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State of
Texas
Grayson
J. M. Whitfield
Block
Mershon
Tioga
Grayson County
Commissioners Court
District Court
Sherman
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Bloody fight at Celina sparks old town memories
Celina residents recall a violent cafe incident from the early 1920s when a pistol blast during a quarrel between Roy Nelson and Floyd Perkins sent tomato ketchup splashing across Nelson's shirt. Onlookers fled through a narrow washroom as gunfire raged, leaving nail marks and torn walls as eerie reminders. Texas has produced more cotton than any other area in the world, in the past century.
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Celina
Nelson
Roy
Taylor Nelson
Floyd Perkins
Taylor
Perkins
Texas
Quick Action Against Cancer Deaths Warned
Dr. William A. O'Brien explains cancer causes and prevention, noting 150000 deaths in the US last year, a third from preventable accessible growths and two thirds from inaccessible ones. He warns about sun exposure, mouth and skin cancers, tar-related cancers, and early warning signs while urging timely medical checkups in Texas, population seven million.
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William A. O'Brien
United States
India
Russian Roulette Ends In Death For Its Demonstrator
Chester Reynolds, 53, a utility employee in Los Angeles, drank beer and described how to play Russian roulette to two friends. He claimed to spin a revolver and pull the trigger at his temple. The friends left, returned after a shot was heard, and found Reynolds dying beside a borrowed revolver with one discharged shell.
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Los Angeles
Chester Reynolds
Herbert Baker
Frank Miller
Reynolds
Peacetime uses of Asbeston ironing board covers
Asbeston ironing-board covers made from asbestos fibers, developed by the United States Rubber Company for firefighting suits, are advertised as nonflammable and durable. One of the first peacetime products to emerge from the war, available now in limited quantities, signaling more civilian goods as factories resume production.
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Asbeston
United States Rubber Company
Army
Navy
Wealthy executive buys ranch with grand stables and barns
A wealthy movie executive recently purchased a ranch and erected palatial stables, barns, and chicken houses. A friend asks if the hens lay eggs. He replies yes, but in his position they do not have to.
Sun Announces Candidacies for County Offices July 27 1946
The Sun notes candidates authorized to announce for the Democratic primary. For County Judge J N Dickson and Vernie R Henderson. For Sheriff Grady Thompson M G Dickens Weldon Savage Fred Prestage. For Tax Assessor Collector Robert Dean George Schumacher. For Commissioner Pet 2 E P Jackson Second Term F M Fat Work F F Frank Trimm Cany Hart.
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The
Sun
Grady Thompson
M. G
Markel
Dicken Weldon Savage
Fred Prestage
Robert Dean George Schumacher
E. P. Jackson
F. M
Fat
F. F
Frank
Trimm Cany Hart
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