Weekend visits and gatherings around area towns
Miss Sallye Hamilton returned from a Dallas hospital. Numerous families from Gainesville Wolfe City Sherman Denison and Dallas visited relatives and attended events in Turner Falls Greenville and Sherman. Beverly Bassett completed a home economics degree at the University of Texas.
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Beverly Ann Bassett
University of Texas, Austin
H. M. Hamilton
Wilburn McKinney
Greenville
Kermit Shults
Denison
Roy Hamilton
Glen Cole
Sallye
Winnie Hamilton
Retrial Set on $50 Cadillac in Ward County Case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ordered a new trial for Bill Price after ruling the state failed to prove the Cadillac’s value at $50 in a theft by pretext case. Price had pleaded guilty and must face retrial as the indictment’s value claim was deemed fatal. Research ships from the United States, Canada and Japan seek salmon grounds in the Pacific Ocean, shifting from freshwater catches.
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Austin
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Ward County
Bill Price
United States
Canada
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Protecting Sight Through Early Eye Examinations
A Texas State Health Service feature stresses that blindness affects about 300 000 Americans and 14 000 Texans. It urges prekindergarten eye exams, ongoing vision monitoring, and protective measures like goggles to reduce disease and accident related blindness, noting signs of trouble such as close reading distance and blinking.
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National Society of the Prevention of Blindness
United States
The Winner Was Loser in Store Contest
Mrs. Helen M. Hawkins, 41, was told by phone she won 500 in merchandise in a store contest. She rushed to collect but found no employee or prize. On returning home she discovered 120 cash, a 125 watch, and personal papers stolen.
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Houston
Helen M. Hawkins
Dear Santa A Six Year Old Lists His Gift Demands
A child writes to Santa explaining he is too big for toy cars and GTA style gear. He requests a bow and arrow set with a wooden bow like Ivanhoe and dislikes rubber tips. He asks for an electric wind up train, Mars suit, supersonic gun, leather punching bag, boxing gloves, and other strong items.
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Ivanhoe
Ford’s 1958 Sales Run Ahead Of 1957 Figures
Ford Division reports early 1958 sales surpassing the 1957 pace. In 23 selling days since the 1958 models’ introduction, dealers moved 112,055 units versus 103,968 in the same period after the 1957 rollout. November registrations are not yet available.
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Detroit
Ford Division
Ford
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