Burglars Enter Seven Businesses and Two Rail Hubs Saturday
Local report notes burglaries Saturday night across seven business houses and the two railroad stations. Other items include deaths of local residents, student honor rolls, and community events from Trinity University to SMU as Reflector recaps several weekend happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Craig
Dallas
T. J. Smith
Trenton
George H. McDonald
Ector
Minnie Willis
Jewell Caperton
Katherine Montgomery
Helen Craig
Alpha Kappa Society
Ollie McMillin
Harold Hickey
Marjorie Holland
Homer Craig
Grace England
Wichita Falls
Margaret Barbee
Trinity University
Waxahachie
T. E. Barbee
W. T. Ross
Mary Lou
Denison
Okla Henry
Woodville
Okla
Lula Mare Caylor
Ben Sturdivant
SMU
J. M. Sturdivant
Grayson County
Bruce Pember
Austin
Lucille LaRoe
LaRoe
B. F. Gafford
Clyde Johnson
Whitewright
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Veteran Q and A notes warm answers on pensions and education
A wartime page covers common VA questions including whether state bonuses count as income for pension, converting GI life insurance during disability waiver, VA vocational counseling for Korea era students, and War Orphans eligibility. It clarifies criteria and timelines for each program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Buckle In To The Task The Way To Prove Yourself
The poem urges perseverance under pressure, encouraging focus on work to overcome difficulties and prove character. It highlights not dwelling on worst cases and maintaining effort until problems fade. A closing note credits Edgar A. Guest and adds a note about the Mae West life jacket inflating automatically when submerged and unconscious.
Buffered or Not Aspirin Acts Fast
New York physicians test buffered and unbuffered aspirin in large populations using double blind and crossover methods and find no difference in speed or stomach upset. The New England Journal of Medicine cites concern over medicine show advertising and TV claims, urging a new crusade against quack practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. A. Cronk
Robert C. Batterman
New York (City) Medical College
New England Journal of Medicine
Journal
American Medical Assn
Doc Jones
New England Journal
Mothers club plans Italian dinner to replace desk tops
A Chicago mothers club organizes an Italian dinner to raise funds to replace desk tops etched with hearts arrows and love messages by high school students. Proceeds support removal of the carved graffiti from school desks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Building a Town Through Steady Civic Effort
Bob Cummings urges Channel ton Indiana readers that building a town is a constant, collective task. Small daily actions like clean streets, maintained properties, and active participation in clubs, churches, and schools drive progress, supported by officials and public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cummings
Channelton
Ind
Forget It Remember Forgetting Pays Motto
A light column from Charles Didway of the Post Dispatch credits Forgetting as a kindness. It urges leaving slander and hurts behind and even lists everyday annoyances to overlook. The piece ends with a sales pitch: Remember to forget it pays and do your buying in Whitewright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Didway
The
Post
Texas) Dispatch
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the Sun
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Foucheaux Vestal
Bettye Nell Yeager
StLan 04
Tom Sears
Edgar A. Guest
U.S
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Plymouth
MonTgomery Motor Co
Dick Montgomery
Mer. & Co-Owner
Dodge-Plymouth
W. Main
SFC
George H. Rowe
Crossville
Tenn
Robert F. Coleman
Kirkwood
White Sands Proving Ground
N.M
Skipworth BuilDer
Tom Bean
Texas
Okey
Lg Public Service
Elothes
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