Turks Take Hard Line on Narcotics in Turkey
McKinney Examiner reports Turkey enacted severe penalties last September for illicit narcotics involved in production import or export. Hard labor exile fines and possible death for major offenses or trafficking to minors. Shelter or assist penalties doubled. informers can gain reduced sentences.
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Whitewash for Farm and Home
Old saying about paint applies to farms and homes. W S Allen explains whitewash boosts appearance and protection for poultry houses fences and tree trunks. He advises removing old material, filling rough spots, dampening surface, applying thin coats and drying between coats.
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College Station
W. S. Allen
Extension
Allen
Agricultural Information Office
Texas
Dialogue Snippet Reveals Private Conversation Tone
A brief exchange shows Cagey teasing about drowning troubles while joking that he cannot get her to join him in swimming. The fragment captures light domestic humor and character dynamics.
Divorce Citation for Alberta Keating Puckett Issued 1954
The state commands Alberta Keating Puckett to appear by filing an answer by 10 am on Monday after 42 days from issuance. The suit, No. 61032, filed January 4, 1954, is Douglas O. Puckett versus Alberta Keating Puckett in Grayson County Texas. The case seeks divorce on cruel treatment.
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State OF Texas
Alberta Keating Puckett
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Douglas O. Puckett
S. V. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Whitewright accordion band proposal draws local interest
The Reflector reports on a plan led by Charles Logan of Logan's Music Shop to form a Whitewright area accordion band. A 12 bass accordion costs 75 dollars with 4 a month lessons, weekly practice, and a two month trial with no purchase obligation, needing 12 pupils to start.
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Florida
Southeast
Texas
Houston
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Denison
Whitewright
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Trenton Throttles Tigers In Easy 70-54 Win
Trenton dominated both boards and ran the Tigers off the court with fast breaks to secure a 70-54 victory. The speed and transition offense overwhelmed the Tigers as Trenton set the pace throughout the game.
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Tigers
Trenton
Lawsuit Notice in Grayson County Texas Property Claim
Court summons in suit No. 61071 orders Peyton L Campbell and others to answer by March 22 1954. Plaintiff Joe D Mayes seeks title and possession of Lot 16 Block 14 Miller's Second Addition Denison Texas, asserting ownership by Statute of Limitations. The notice appears in The Whitewright Sun on Feb 11 18 25 and March 4 1954.
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Texas
Peyton L. Campbell
Union Properties Company
State Mortgage Corporation
Midwest Mortgage Corporation
Roy Ryberg
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson
Iowa
Court House
Sherman
Joe D. Mayes
Grayson County
Miller
Denison
W. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
Legal Notice of Property Suit in Denison Texas
The plaintiffs Melisse J Henderson Zola Mae Henderson Allen and Albert Allen with Ethel Broyles and I W Broyles sue W R Jay Albert Jay Raymond Jay Jim Jay Bruce Jay and Beth Jay or their heirs for title and possession of Lots Seven Eight Nine Ten in Block Seven Oak View Addition Denison Grayson County Texas filed February 26 1954 and published in the Denison Sun March 11 18 and 25 1954
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State OF Texas
W. RR. Jay
Albert Jay
Raymond Jay
Jim Jay
Bruce Jay
Beth Jay
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Melisse J. Henderson
Zola Mae Henderson Allen
Albert Allen
Oak View
Denison
Ceres
wWhitewr
Iris Davis
Iellewright Sun
WHS News Roundup Sparks School Spirit and Gossip
WHS students report on tests ending, a basketball title for the Tiger team in the Bells tournament, and a Whitewright girls trophy. Ann B returns to WHS while Ann Hunter and Willie reconcile. Mary Pennell earns gum chewing champ status and secret love buzzes around campus. Birthday celebrations, weekend outings, and a film crowd from Trenton add to the chatter.
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Clydean
Betts
Mary Pennell
WHS
Mary
Babe
Ann Hunter
Willie
Ann B
Doris Ann
J. B
Martha Lee
Lela
John
Bob
Betty
Jim
Annette
Pete
Tiger
Bells
Trenton
Ann
Betty Harris
Annette Smith
Whitewright
Tom Bean
Ector
Clyde
Sherman
Chat Beazley
Mr. Beazley
Safety Award Given to Local Automobile Dealer
The Hasty Chevrolet Company received a Highway Safety Award from the Texas Automotive Dealers Association for lending a car to high school driver training. The loan aided a program that yearly trains more students in safe and courteous driving.
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Hasty Chevrolet Company
Texas Automotive Dealers Association
WHS Students Battle Through Busy Week Activities
WHS students filled a packed week with six week tests on Thursday and Friday, a Rotary Club demand performance by the speech class, and a pan tomimes event led by Mary Pennell. The WHS teams the Tigerettes and Tigers hosted THS in a crowded Tuesday night clash with strong spectator turnout.
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Rotary Club
Mary Pennell
Jerry Brown
Coach Montgomery
Kenneth Hyecock
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