Bakery plans announced in Crockett and Frazier news
In McKinney Crockett and Frazier reveal plans to open a local bakery. The Children’s Aid Society from New York placed eight children in area homes. Mrs Viva Payne McCormick died at her home east of town Tuesday. Hudson and Davis Co bought the Armstrong dry goods store. A birthday party for Johnnie V Dossey was held Saturday afternoon at a neighbor’s home with several local children in attendance.
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Crockett & Frazier of
McKinney
Children’s Aid Society of
New York City
Viva Payne McCormick
Hudson & Davis Company
Armstrong Dry Goods
Margaret
Emmagene Sears
Clyde Johnson
Maxine Roberts
Norma Jo Mangrum
Billy Roberts
Johnnie V. Dossey
Burglaries Reported Across Several Stores Monday Night
The Sun notes several stores were burglarized Monday night while a severe cold snap left the thermometer 51 degrees below zero early Saturday. Miss Susie Noe, who fractured a hip after slipping on an ice coated street January 11, is improving.
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Susie Noe
25 Years Ago Tragedy And Local News Summary
Nineteen forty records report R D Booker killed when his truck overturned north of Greenville. Temperatures dropped to two degrees above zero. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Burris. Mrs Margaret Williams of Bells died. Dr Joe Miller, former Whitewright physician, died in a fire at Avinger. Jack Farley Bob Andrew and P A Short ill with pneumonia. Eugene Reeves convalescing from pneumonia. Fender May takes traveling post with Fritzsche Bros of New York.
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R. D. Booker
Greenville
Ray Burris
Margaret Williams
Bells
Joe Miller
Whitewright
Avinger
Jack Farley
Bob Andrew
P. A. Short
Eugene Reeves
Fender May
Fritzsche Bros
New York
Editor Receives Frustrated Missionary Society Letter
A reader in Illinois laments repeated errors in published Missionary Society reports and asks the editor not to print future submissions. The writer notes corrections only to see them ignored and expresses final resignation.
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Illinois
Missionary Society
Child’s Play Highlights Martha’s Chore Lesson
A young girl Martha jokes she is washing and drying dishes because she is not married yet. The scene shows Martha playing with a housekeeping set as a friend visits, reflecting domestic expectations in playful talk.
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Martha
Follow that truck drives massive 1965 Bell construction push
Southwestern Bell plans a 1965 program costing 350 million dollars to add 17 500 jobs through suppliers and services. The motor fleet will cover 88 million miles as part of a nationwide effort to improve telephone service in cities farms homes offices and cars. The program aims to make calling easier and faster in all weather.
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Southwestern Bell
Proper Time For Sodding Bermudagrass
Ray Mc Laughlin of Farmersville notes January to March as prime time for sodding Common and Coastal bermudagrass in Collin County. Landowners should ensure fresh roots, source accuracy, and 20 cubic feet per acre under new program rules with 40 cents paid per foot of roots plus fertilizer incentives.
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Ray McLaughlin
Farmersville
Collin County Soil Conservation District
McLaughlin
Collin County Agricultural Conservation Program
Expert pollsters predict Johnson Johnson win
Expert pollsters hit close to the mark this year with Johnson predicted at 61 percent. Dr. predicted 61 percent and Johnson received 61.4 percent of the vote.
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Johnson
Proper Use of Drugs Gives Best Benefits
An Austin editorial in Texas Medicine argues for balanced evaluation of drug toxicity. Dr. Arthur Grollman warns against hysteria over dangers while stressing drugs’ relief of suffering and the need for full knowledge and proper use to maximize benefits and minimize harm.
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Austin
Congress
Arthur Grollman
Dallas
Texas Medicine
Texas Medical Association
Grollman
Heredity Suspected in Ulcer Tendencies Among Swedish Children
Dr. Fritz Karlstrom reports from Sweden after examining 184 ulcer affected children in 40 clinics. He finds 47 percent of cases occur in children whose fathers also had ulcers. The study argues the ulcer propensity may be hereditary rather than caused by life stress.
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Sweden
Fritz Karlstrom
Karlstrom
Poison gas risk from kitchen cleaners warns housewives
Household mixes of commercial cleansers with ammonia or vinegar can release poisonous gases. Sodium hypochlorite in many cleansers reacts with ammonia to form ammonia gas and with vinegar to form chlorine gas, posing a serious health hazard to cooks.
X Ray Immigrant Screening Planned at London Airport
A pilot scheme will X ray immigrants especially those suspected of tuberculosis at London air port. An X ray negative will be available ten minutes after arrival and a quick decision made on work permit eligibility. Recent years see many Pakistanis entering England and TB sanatoria under public health plans.
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London
England
NASA buys 328 dehydrated meals for Gemini missions
The NASA spacecraft center in Houston purchased 328 special dehydrated meals for training and two man Gemini missions this year. The deal totals $113,000, averaging $344 per meal, covering sandwiches cereals and stew.
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U.S
NASA Spacecraft Center
Houston
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