Vistas of Visits Across Dallas Suburbs and Nearby Towns
Several Dallas area residents and guests from Denison Durant Irving Sherman and other communities spent weekends and Sundays with relatives in nearby towns. Notable events include births and church group gatherings, with several family visits recorded among the Graysons Ayres Hudgins and Stutevilles. The Lottie Moon Circle of the Baptist W M A met with Bible verses recited in roll call and a mission lesson on intercession prayer.
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Lottie Moon
the Baptist W. M. A
W. M. Gates
W. L. Hatfield
Tom Brown
Little Rock Home Demonstration Club Meets for Daylong Session
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club met in the club house on Thursday March 12 for an all day meeting with a covered dish luncheon. In the afternoon members attended a cancer film at Linda theatre at 2:00. After returning, a business session led by president Mrs Jack Biggerstaff included the prayer and pledge and minutes read by secretary Mrs H O Miller. A quilt was completed and Rod Cawthon spoke on a hat making demonstration from Sherman and the Sherman council room and the high school homemaking department. The next meeting is scheduled for March 26.
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Little Rock
Linda Theatre
Jack Biggerstaff
H. O. Miller
Rod Cawthon
Sherman
Silent Pact Between Spouse Reverberates Through Home
A wife asserts control in a domestic moment, telling her spouse to stay quiet while implying a reciprocal cosmic exchange. The fragment hints at tension and nonverbal power dynamics within a marriage.
Fire Marks Tell of Brain Insurance
Bryan reports Joe Vincent an insurance man preserves lines of private fire protection history through fire marks dating to 18th century England and early American practice. He owns six large plaques and several smaller ones with two originals, the Insurance Company of North America and United Firemen’s Association of Newark still in business.
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England
Vincent
Oy the Sun Assurance Company
United States
Insurance Company of North America
United Firemen’s Association of Newark
N. J Es
Citr
Advertising's Value In newspapers as a selling medium
A Montana department store president defends newspaper advertising saying if limited to one medium he would still invest heavily in newspapers while halting other sales efforts. He calls newspapers the top selling medium and urges continued newspaper ads.
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Montana
Sherman Democrat
Millions Rely on Federal Subsidies Across Sectors
A Washington report notes millions live wholly or partly on government subsidies. It cites totals such as over $60 billion in veterans benefits since 1948, $43 billion in subsidy-like benefits to manufacturers, $614 million in airline subsidies through 1957, and $465 million in federal aid to airports, highlighting the budget impact.
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Washington, D. C
U. S
Uncle Sam
House Appropriations Committee
Aito
Congress
Substantial federal subsidies extend beyond initial goals
The piece highlights long running federal aid programs across industries from water transport to mining and education. It cites $270 million more planned in next year and prior costs of $3.5 billion since 1928. Examples include a WWI vocational training grant that lasted 41 years totaling $721 million and welfare aid that has surpassed $16 billion since the 1930s.
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United States
Congress
U. S
U. S. Treasury
Ocean Food Is Hard to Farm Says Honolulu Scientist
A Honolulu scientist notes the sea holds plenty of food but eating it is unlikely. Marine botanist Albert wi Bernatoricz compares grazing lawns to ocean crops and cites a UH scientist Papper who estimates a yard by 100 feet water column would yield only a fraction of a pound of vegetable matter despite oceans absorbing more solar energy than land.
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Honolulu
Albert Wi Bernatoricz
University of Hawaii
Papper
Earth
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Mrs. C. O. Grayson
Fort Worth
Mrs. L. F. Jacks
James Ayres
of Denison
Ned Ayres
Woodrow Hayes
Randolph
J. H. Hayes
Carl McFatridge
Durant, Okla
J. Lee Smith
Bogata
H. Lo Durham
Bryan
Adah Gillespie
Olive Myrick
George Key
Mrs
Wendell Withrow
Dallas
Mrs. W. W. House
Hot Springs, Ark
G. B. McCasland
E. B. Dixon
Bells
Frank Magers
Ella Johnson
Florence White
Joe Bodine
J. R. Lane
Kaufman
Leon Wolford
J. A. Harper
Byron Neathery
Irving
W. C. Thornhill
Stala Rabdjohn
Bob Rabjohn and Son
Fenon Cather
Irving Visted
Stala Rabjohn
Grover Stuteville
Jeck Morton
Mrs James Stuteville
Richardson
Ruth Cook
Oklahoma City
Franklin Harris
Co. M. Fitton
Roscoe Pace
Denison
W. A. Akridge
Paul Cook
Quitman
Greenville
J. C. Annip
Nettie Horton
Marshall Ark
Charlie Ayres
Guy Taylor
A. C. Morrison
Fradail
Sonny Taylor
Mesquite
Bull Neal
Herman Taylor
Gladys Ray
Houston
D. N. Nutt
Sarah Garner
Amity, Ark
W. O. Fuller
Glenwood, Ark
Jack England
Mary Lynn
J. F. England
Betty England
W. G. Perkins
R. C. Thrasher
Hobart Thrasher
Whitewright
Chester Slaughter
O. T. McKnight
Irvin Slaughter
Olan McKnight
Jack Thrasher
McKinney
Mac Pierson
Celeste
W. M Pierson
O. E. Woodson
R. B. Neathery
Eugene Thornhill
Sammy Taylor
Bill Neal
Home Sweet Home
Joe Vincent
Lone Star Gas
Bryant
Dea Poyment
Sompan
Swist Choi Sefit
Sun
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