Notre Dame-SMU Game Shown At Men's Meeting
Rev. Ashley D. Jameson announces a men's fellowship night on March 29 at which motion pictures of the Notre Dame-SMU football game will be shown. S. M. U. coaching staff reps may attend, possibly Mattie Bell.
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Ashley D. Jameson
First Methodist Church
Notre Dame-Southern Methodist University
S. M. WU
Jameson
Mattie Bell
Wilson Kaiser
Jack Lackey
Malcolm Williams
O. W. Barker
Thomas
Weekday School Lunch Menu Plan
The weekly menu outlines school lunches from Monday to Friday. Each day lists a main item with sides and a beverage or dessert, including meatballs, peanut butter sandwiches, bologna cups, stuffed egg, and tuna sandwiches with varied vegetables and breads.
Readers urged to provide postal zone numbers
The Sun asks subscribers in zoned cities to send zone numbers so their copies can reach them faster. Readers who find no zone on the address label are requested to reply with their zone number.
Eggs Bought At Record Volume For Price Support
Washington The government is buying eggs for price support in record volume. The Agriculture Department says production is breaking all records this year despite an eight cent per dozen drop in the support level. Through this year the government has removed over 360 million eggs from the market, more than two per person and six percent more than at this time last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ice water torture used on Berlin prisoners
Der Abend reports ice water treatment used on political prisoners in the Dircksen Strasse jail in the Soviet sector of Berlin. Eight prisoners are held awaiting signed confessions to espionage for U S intelligence agencies. Stubborn inmates are subjected to dousings in ice cold water in the jail cellar.
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Berlin
Peoples’ Police
Dircksen Strasse
der Abend
U. S
Mental health tips urge focusing on strengths
Chicago advice from Mrs. Helen Thomson a psychiatric social worker in Hygia magazine encourages building on one's best traits to safeguard emotional health. She notes people dwell on weaknesses and recommends turning the focus outward toward positive qualities.
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Chicago
Helen Thomson
Hygia Magazine
Lake Texoma Stakes Big Sports Season Plans
Denison notes announce a 1941 style lineup for Lake Texoma with August 27 motor boat races, a 2 day $1,000 fishing contest opening April 1, and mid summer world records attempts by Roy Sutter and Gordon Seaman. Sutter targets 21 miles inland lake distance. Seaman aims for three endurance ski marks including 100, 120 miles and 4 hours 29 minutes. Prizes for bass and crappie divisions, 24 trophies, resorts host weigh-ins.
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Denison
Southwest Motorboat Association
Texoma
Big Lake
Fort Worth
Roy Sutter
Oklahoma City
Gordon Seaman
Sutter
Leeman
Chuck Sligh
Cypress Gardens
Fla
Franz Steinhardt
Austria
Michigan
Lake Texoma
Sun Honor Roll Readers Send In Renewals
John Yeager writes from Inglewood California inviting the Sun editor for deep sea fishing and notes blooming flowers year round. Charlie Lewis of Slaton sends New Deal stickers and memories while several readers renew their Sun subscriptions.
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Sun
John Yeager
South Fir
Inglewood
Calif
California
Yeager
Charlie Lewis
Slaton
Whitewright
Memory Lane
Jim Brown
D. B. Tate
C. L. Jarvis
C. L. Holland Lawrence Burden
J. A. Yeager
Ernest Mayo
J.D. Young
L. G. Jordan
C. W. Phillips Sr
Oscar Lyons
J. W. Cantrell Findley Haile
H. R. Rhody
M. R. Smith
W. M. Gates
T. A. Holcomb
R. C. Thrasher
D. H. Thrasher
R. H. Darwin
John Biggerstaff
Walter Robbins
C. Burchfield
Cordin
G. Caldwell
P. A. Short
R. H. Groves
Joe Miller James B. Russell
A. B. White Allen B. Harper
Government Says Chaw Loses Favor
The Agriculture Department reported cut plug and chewing tobacco use will drop for the sixth straight year in 1950. Last year 89 million pounds were produced, down 8 million from the prior year, while cigarette consumption rose to record levels with 352 billion butts discarded. Cigar use eased to 5.6 billion pounds, pipe tobacco held at 108 million pounds, and snuff stayed at 41 million pounds.
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Agriculture Department
Department
United States
Lewis Proposes Union Alliance For War Chest
John L. Lewis urged a joint war chest among labor unions to support strikes, targeting industry opposition. He wrote to Philip Murray amid a $500,000 donation being returned. Truman asked Congress for a nine member coal industry study panel and opposed applying antitrust laws to unions.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Philip Murray
CIO
Murray
Lewis
UMW
Truman
Congress
Maurice Tobin
Tobin
Grayson County 4-H Club Sets July Camp at Wood Lake
The Grayson County 4-H Club met in the county courthouse assembly room with 36 members present. Vice-chair Billie Jean Taylor led in the pledge in chairman Mary Gattis absence. Plans were discussed for a county camp July 21 and 22 at Wood Lake and for an achievement day at the end of April and early May.
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Grayson County
Grayson County Court House
Billie Jean Taylor
Mary Gattis
Zelma Moore
Dorothy Turley
Bettye Blackerby
Laura York
Miss Moore
Woodlake
County 4-H Club Formed by Grayson County Girls
On March 4 in the courthouse assembly room Grayson County high school girls formed the County 4-H Club. Gwen dolyn Kent was elected chairman Barbara Williams vice chair Barbara Williams secretary treasurer Bettye Blackerby council delegate Dorothy Turley. Meetings will be on the first Saturday each month after the regular 4-H Council meetings.
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Grayson County
Gwendolyn Kent
Barbara Williams
Bettye Blackerby
Dorothy Turley
Crop Insurance Access Expanded in Texas Counties
Washington reports Senator Connally announced access to the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Program for 31 Texas counties. The multiple crop plan will serve 20 counties and the wheat insurance 14, with four counties receiving both cotton and wheat coverage including Grayson,Collin,Taylor,Runnels.
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Deaf Smith
Castro
Swisher
Hale
Floyd
Childress
Knox
Stonewall
Jones
Taylor
Runnels
Denton
Collin
Grayson
Bonham Chamber Manager Resigns after Funeral Home Buy
Virgil Wilson resigns as Bonham Chamber of Commerce manager after a year in post. He says he will run his newly purchased McAllen funeral home starting Monday. Wilson previously worked ten years with Wise Funeral Home and served one year as county clerk.
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Bonham
Virgil Wilson
Mystery over Texas horse meat shipments unsettles officials
Federal probes opened as 11 200 pounds seized in Dallas Houston and Fort Worth. Dallas officials said as many as 26 000 pounds of suspected horse meat were shipped to Dallas and sold as beef tenderloin. A Kansas City robber supplied the meat to Dallas with possible ties to Chicago and hints of international links including Canada.
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Dallas
Texas
Houston
Fort Worth
J. W. Bass
United States
Dist. Atty
Frank B. Potter
Kansas City
Chicago
Ill
Canada
Orphan Children To Present Program Here Next Sunday
Therman Healy minister of the Church of Christ announced a Girls' Chorus from Bob's Orphan's Home will give a program at the church next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The event is open to the public and he urged all who can to attend and hear the children sing.
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Therman Healy
Church of Christ
Bob’s Orphans Home
Healy
Immunizations To Prevent Typhoid Urged By Dr. Cox
Dr. Geo W Cox state health officer urges clean premises to curb typhoid as warm season returns. He warns carriers shed germs in urine and bowels and stresses immunization and strict sanitation of water milk and food to prevent outbreaks.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Friendship costs two broken legs in Ohio ice
Patrick J. Moran slipped on an icy path while en route to visit a sick friend in Willoughby. Clarence F. Shroyer, despite being sick, left his bed to visit Moran but also slipped on the same ice and broke his left leg in two places.
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Williughby
Ohio
Patrick J. Moran
Clarence F. Shroyer
Moran
Shroyer
Television Menace Reaches London Taverns
Britain’s pubs, already hurt by a heavy beer tax reducing consumption by 72 million gallons last year, face a new threat from TV. An 8 o’clock exodus from pubs spurs brewer experimentation with a TV beer pack of 12 bottles for 2.80 dollars. Six London taverns have installed sets with limited success. owners say TV keeps patrons in but interferes with drinking.
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London
Britain
Aristides Wins First Kentucky Derby in 1875
Aristides claimed the inaugural Kentucky Derby title in 1875 marking the race's debut. The victory established a historic milestone for American thoroughbred racing and set a precedent for future Derby winners.
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Aristides
Red Cross Members Named for Area Campaign Drive
Mrs. Emory Christian and Mrs. Glen Earnheart lead the drive with a list of volunteers including Herman Bedford and many other local workers. Maggie Robbins and Ethel Campbell coordinate in the Negro sections as the Sun published details from the campaign chiefs.
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The
Sun
Red Cross
Emory Christian
Glen Earnheart
Herman Bedford
B. W. Newman
G. C. Stateville
J. C. McMillin
Mae Hall
Thomas Sears
Roy Blanton
Pascal Connelly
Kentuckytown
Simpson
Pilot Grove
Maggie Robbins
Ethel Campbell
Whitewright Mayor Hopeful Promises Clean Progressive City
A candidate for mayor in Whitewright pledges to maintain a clean and progressive town. He commits to careful consideration of proposals, fair treatment of all residents, and a good city government for the benefit of the entire community.
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Whitewright
Hard coal ends walkout as union and operators reach accord
After a three day week amid stockpile pressure, United Mine Workers chief Lewis announced an agreement on all essential points with hard coal operators. Ratification talks set for Thursday and signing next Tuesday. Indications point to a settlement similar to the soft coal pact of a 70 cent daily wage hike and 10 cent per ton royalty for welfare and pension.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Robert A. Taft
Rep
Ohio
President Truman
Senate
Truman
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Back Yard Living Room Named Frontiers in Mosquito War
Virginia Beach delegates at a joint conference of the American and Virginia State Mosquito Control Associations say homeowners’ back yards and living rooms are likely mosquito breeding sites. They warn water in barrels cans leaks and plant pots can sustain infestations even as DDT resistance grows.
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Virginia Beach
Virginia
Five candidates file for Whitewright city offices
Three men seek the mayor's seat and two vie for a city commissioner post for the April 4 election. Late filings include Claude Phillips Findley Haile for mayor and Jack Meador Homer Gentry for commissioner. Russell Summers also filed for mayor.
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Claude Phillips
Findley Haile
Jack Meador
Homer Gentry
Russell Summers
J. H. Waggoner
Waggoner
Whitewright
Summers
Phillips
Haile
California
Lester Haile
A&m College
E P Jackson Announces For County Commissioner
County Commissioner E P Edger Jackson was in Whitewright and authorized The Sun to place his name in the political announcement column as a candidate for re election. His formal announcement will appear later. He had planned to retire but residents urged him to run again for precinct No 2.
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E. P. (Edger) Jackson
Whitewright
The
Sun
Octopus Roll-up trotline attachment debuts in Dallas
Dallas inventor Fred Lawrenz announces the Octopus Roll-up trotline attachment made of non corrosive metals with hook guard and swivel. The device rolls up and unrolls a complete trotline, aims to prevent tangling and dismantling and will be produced by F. Lawrenz Manufacturing Company at 607 East Tenth Street.
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Fred Lawrenz
F. Lawrenz
Secretary of State Stands Unique Among Cabinet
The Secretary of State is the only cabinet member exempt from delivering an annual report to the President, setting a distinct accountability requirement within the executive branch.
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Secretary of State
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