Greenville Herald Poll Shows Strong Presidential Sentiment
The Greenville Morning Herald conducted a straw poll among its readers showing Eisenhower leading Republicans with 181 votes, MacArthur and Taft tied at 101 for second, and Democratic Byrd leading with 34. In the Senate race Price Daniel led with 468 votes cast, Connally 18, Dies 18. Congress race had 455 marked against Rayburn, 40 for him.
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Greenville Morning Herald
the Herald
Dwight Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Taft
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Truman
James Byrnes
Byrd
United States
Price Daniel
Tom Connally
Martin Dies
Senator Connally
Congress
Rayburn
Eisenhower
General MacArthur
Warren G, Stassen
John Foster Dulles
MacArthur
No Bull-oney Folly Becomes Safer Than Boyfriend
A young man gathers flowers for his girlfriend and asks a farmer if a bull is safe. The farmer replies plainly that the bull is a dern sight safer than the boy, implying the risk is greater for the caller.
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Swain
Sonny
Pilot Grove on the map with bumper crops ahead
Pilot Grove News notes a bumper cotton crop of 15c and strong wheat, with plans to raise corn and sell hogs at 10c and turkeys at 24c, while Pilot Grove reportedly tops the market for turkeys. Junior League brings Willie Ross Minnie Willis and Maxie Echols. Obituary for H Stinnett and a mule accident involving Uncle Johnnie Webster. Texas population estimate for 1927 set at 5,397,000 with 1926 ginning totals cited.
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Pilot Grove
Willie Ross
Minnie Willis
Maxie Echols
H. Stinnett
Johnnie Webster
Canaan-Everheart News
Man leaves estate to four cockatoos in Ohio trust
Delaware druggist William H. Zeissler who died in May left about 10 600 dollars to be held in trust for his four sulphur crested Australian cockatoos. He also bequeathed the birds to Ohio children and directed a permanent home be built in Columbus with cage plans missing prompting the executor to seek probate guidance on the will’s validity.
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Delaware
Ohio
William H. Zeissler
Columbus
Zeissler
Thomas Barrett
Multiple marriages and deaths mark Sherman area notices
Miss Mary Davis and Mr George German wed in Sherman on January 28. George W Lindsey 35 dies in Dallas and is buried in Sherman. Edith Gregory and A W Vaught wed at Church of Christ parsonage. Horace Gordon and Janice Culver wed at the Livingstons in Sherman. Faye Ermalou Binion 11 dies at home south of town on January 19. Whitewright residents pay city poll tax totaling 273, up 90 from last year.
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Mary Davis
George German
Sherman
George W. Lindsey
Dallas
Edith Gregory
Tom Bean
A. W. Vaught
Lubbock
Church of Christ Parsonage
Horace Gordon
Janice Culver
Cooper
John Livingston
Faye Ermalou Binion
Cotton ginning totals amid Grayson County death notice
William T. Ross, 61, died at his home Friday morning. Grayson County records show a total of 50,494 bales of cotton had been ginned in the county up to that time.
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William T. Ross
Grayson County
Coffee Does Not Delay Sleep Says Bureaus
Pan American Coffee Bureau studies show coffee does not delay sleep and may even aid rest when taken with cream and sugar. The surveys note high consumption with 74.5 percent of Americans eight and older drinking coffee while correcting myths about caffeine and addiction.
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New York
America
Pan-American Coffee Bureaus Studies
U. S
Bureau
Citation By Publication Inheritance Suit In Grayson County
The unknown heirs of Sallie M Hefley and George W Hefley are summoned to appear before the 15th District Court in Sherman Texas by February 25 1952 to answer the petition in cause 59360 J P Norman et al v Elizabeth Nix Fain et al The case seeks possession of 1341 89 acres across multiple surveys in Grayson County in a trespass to title action with plaintiffs including J P Norman Blanch Norman W H Higgins Annie May Higgins and others The defendants include Elizabeth Nix Fain Julien Fain and numerous heirs and unknown heirs of listed Hefley Nix and Belden families The citation was issued January 7 1952 and must be served within 90 days.
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State of Texas
Sallie M. Hefley
George W. Hefley
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Texas
Said County
Sherman
J. P. Norman
Elizabeth Nix Fain
Blanch Norman
W. H. Higgins
Annie May Higgins
E. B. Strawn
Leona Strawn
A. R. Dillard
Superior Oil Company
Shell Oil Company
Julien Fain
Karen Elizabeth Fain
George Andrew Nix
Dovie Hefley
Hazel Hefley Nolen
Rita Nell Nolen
Vickie Janet Belden
John Martin Belden
Davie Hefley
Hazel Nolen
Mabel Belden
John Hefley
Katie Mae Walker
Katie Mae Hefley Gibbs Walker
SFC
William A. Walker
James Michael Gibbs
Linda Maxine Gibbs
Susan A. Walker
Charles H. Hefley
Mary Ann Hefley
John L. Boggs
Annabelle Hefley Dean
John He
W. P. B. Dubose
A. Hernandez
Mary Miller
J. R. Bean
James McKinney
M. Miller
J. McKinney
City of
S. W. Earnest
15Th Judicial District Court
Grayson
Nancy Drake
Vv. Earnest
Understanding Blood Pressure Levels by Dr Warren
Dr Warren explains systolic pressure as the heart’s full-power effort and diastolic pressure as the constant pressure between beats. Very high readings indicate vessel obstruction and great heart strain while low readings reflect temporary reduced heart power often due to infection.
Blow That Hornet Bus Report Note Reading
A bus driver filing a highway breakdown report paused at the line on passenger disposition and wrote the remark Mad as hornets. The colorful annotation captures a frustrated moment during a routine incident report.
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