Weekend Visits By Texas Residents Across Cities
We hear about numerous social visits as Dallas guest Miss Viva Phillips spends time with Miss Lottie Brown and Wichita Falls visitor Miss Truetta Funston stays with grandparents. Irving, Fort Worth, Richardson and other towns send relatives for weekend gatherings with local families.
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Viva Phillips
Dallas
Lottie Brown
Truetta Funston
Wichita Falls
Mrs
Grover Hardcastle
Pithy Observations and Odd Facts From Across The Nation
A collage of trivia and notes cites Faith Hope and Charity towns, a tombstone with green stamps, Tom Trotter as NY racing secretary, and quotes on Congress writing pencils. It also mentions Liberty’s steam bath, California as top federal employer, anti space pigs, space-age shoes, Hell Michigan grant, self lighting cigarettes, long maintained snuff boxes, earth’s ice cover, female mosquitoes, dining fingerbowls, and a Steelers training note.
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Faith
S. D
Hope
R. I
Charity
Harry Hart
Birdsboro
Tom Trotter
New York
Birth of Air Force Vividly Traced to Fort Sam Houston
The document dates the birth of military aviation to March 2, 1910 at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio where Lt. Benjamin Foulois tested a government-purchased Wright biplane. He would become a brigadier general in the Signal Corps.
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Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Benjamin Foulois
Signal Corps
Statue Christ of the Andes marks 1902 border pact
The Christ of the Andes statue on the Chile Argentina border commemorates a 1902 agreement that settled a long running border dispute between the two nations.
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Christ of the
Chile
Argentina
In Bolivia You Too Can Be Millionaire
Bolivia's inflation turns 100 USD into 1 200 000 bolivianos and a stroll through La Paz becomes a lesson in money value. The piece notes boliviano devaluation, high prices, and the humor of carrying large sums for simple purchases.
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Bolivia
LA Paz
U. S
Senate bill aims to fix retail prices under fair trade rules
A Senate commerce sub committee chaired by A. S. Monroney revived a bill by Humphrey Scott and Proxmire to let interstate manufacturers set minimum retail prices on trademarked products. Retailers face prosecution for deviations while small merchants fear loss of competition and higher costs. House hearings not scheduled.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Commerce
A. S
Mike Monroney
D.-Okla
Hubert H. Humphrey
D.minn
Hugh Scott
R.-Pa
William Proxmire
D.-Wis
Senate
House
Oren Harris
Ark
House Commerce Committee
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission
Notice to Creditors of John Bluford Hoket Estate
In Grayson County Texas the County Court granted Letters Testamentary on June 24 1961 to W E Wilcox independent executor. Creditors must present claims within the legal period by mailing to Citizens National Bank Denison Texas. Sun August 3 10 17 24 1961.
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State OF Texas
Anson Jones
Republic of Texas
S. R. Caruthers
Samuel R. Caruthers
John K. Miller
James G. Thompson
Martha J. Thompson
I. M. Standifer
G. G. Randell
R. Maltbie
J. K. Miller
Arena Miller
J. W. Perry
O. H. Dean
E. Eastburn
E. J. Perry
Overton Harris
John G. Dameron
Mary J. Dameron
Mary J. Damron
John G. Damron, Sr
M. A. Daugherty
Samuel Hanna
Sallie M. Hanna
Daniel Groman
Ellen Groman
D. Jorman
W. S. Lowe
J. B. McDougal
Dan Groman
B. W. Merrill
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
John Taylor
Berneda Gardenhire
Towit
Denison
John Bluford Hoket
W. E. Wilcox
Citizens National Bank
Whitewright Sun
Estate of Robert S Reed Deceased Executors Appointed
Original Letters Testamentary in the estate of Robert S Reed deceased were granted August 3 1961 by Grayson County Court Texas Katherine Reed 535 East Sears Street Denison Texas is Executrix and all claims must be presented by mail to her Sun August 10 17 24 31 1961 notices in this newspaper.
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Robert S. Reed
Grayson County
Texas
Katherine Reed
Sears Street
Denison
Catherine Reed
Whitewright Sun
The Sun Editorial Policy on News Submissions
The Sun invites news items from individuals and organizations while reserving the right to determine what counts as news. It may reject items that are too old or promotional material not presenting news value.
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the Sun
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