Goodbye Paul Crume and the Dallas News Bond of Craft
A tribute to Paul Crume, longtime Dallas Morning News writer and Big D front page columnist. The piece recalls Crume's precise copy editing, sharp eye for misspellings, and ability to turn routine courthouse stories into front page material. It honors his influence on colleagues and students, noting his role in shaping Texas journalism alongside Ted Dealey and George Bannerman Dealey. The article closes with a safety notice advising plastic plug inserts for child electrical outlets.
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Dallas Morning News
Dadgum
George Bannerman Dealey
Paul Crume
Crume
Felix McKnight
Felix
Society of the Fourth Estate
Sky Mead
Times Herald
Kenneth Force
Texas City
Panhandle
Texas
Ted Dealey
Lynn
Landrum
Big D
Page One
Seagoville
Jed
Lariat
LaRue
Kentucky
Columbia
Dave Cheavens
Frank Burkhalter
Joe Dealey
Behold the One World Economic System Debate
The author links a Sherman Nov 17 article ''76 Economic Summit Seen'' to Revelations, arguing a one world economy is forming under central control. He cites Hal Lindsey and Rune Hoglund, warns of the beast and anti Christ, and urges conversion as a safeguard against 666. A court notice in Texas concerns a partition suit in Grayson County.
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Hal Lindsey
Earth
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Texas
Charlie W. Dossey
Helen Wilson
Whitewright
Grayson
Granger McDaniel
O.T.P
Joe Johnson
L. R. Dossey
Ida Dossey
Alton B. Lynch
Louise Hauschild
Rune Hoglund
Christ
Fasten industry to top 2.7 billion in 1975 sales
Industry forecasts show U S metal fasteners like nuts bolts and screws reaching over 200 billion units and a 2.7 billion dollar market. Trans Union Fastener Group notes these items hold the nation together across households machinery and space realms.
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U.S
Trans Union Fastener Group
Rhode Island
Micah Rugg
Martin Barnes
Connecticut
James H. Reeves Services in Whitewright
James Henry Reeves, 74, died in a Whitewright nursing home on December 1 1975. Services were held December 3 at Barr eart Funeral Chapel with Rev William Fry officiating. Burial followed at Oak Hill. Born June 12 1901 in Whitewright, he was survived by a brother John L Reeves. He belonged to the Presbyterian church and Masonic lodge and worked for an auto rental agency in Amarillo before retiring and moving home four years ago.
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Whitewright
James Henry Reeves
Barr Eart
William Fry
Sherman
Oak Hill
Mr. Reeves
Alfred J. Reeves
John L. Reeves
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Amarillo
Capital needs to fund power grid expansion argues economist
University of Pittsburgh economist Reuben E. Slesinger estimates electric utilities require at least 500 billion dollars in new capital over the next 15 years to meet the nation’s rising power demand. This amount equals about one third of a year’s Gross National Product.
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University of Pittsburgh
Reuben E. Slesinger
Trenton Rites Held Sunday for Cecil Pierce
Services were held at First Baptist church in Trenton Sunday afternoon for Cecil R. Pierce 62 retired cafe operator who died Friday morning in Trenton. Burial followed at Burns cemetery. Pierce born October 24 1913 in Commerce was married December 16 1940 in Sherman to Meda Mae Anderson and survived by wife two sons one daughter a brother two sisters and three grandchildren.
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First Baptist Church
Cecil R. Pierce
Raymond Laramore
First Baptist Church of
Douglas Rymer
Whitewright
Burns Cemetery
Barnheart Funeral Home
Mr. Pierce
C. L. Pierce
Amarillo
Henry Box
California
Frank Pitts
Houston
Cigarette Demand Seen Slowing in 1975 Says Conference Board
The Conference Board estimates Americans will smoke about 605 billion cigarettes in 1975, up 2.5 percent from 1974. Growth has slowed after a 5 percent yearly rise from 1918 to 1973, roughly twice the pace projected for 1975.
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Conference Board
Winter Driving Hint on Ice Skid Prevention
The National Safety Council warns against lifting off the accelerator suddenly on ice. Sudden deceleration can cause a skid, so keep steady pressure or gently ease up to reduce braking impact.
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National Safety Council
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