Discharges and Local Events Highlight Pilot Grove News
From The Sun reports Rocky McMillin discharged from the Navy and Claud Cox mustered out. Roy Epting fractured his right arm in a Ford accident. J. E. Dixon dies near Pilot Grove. Powell Key and Joe Weldon Carr on the 11th grade honor roll. Mrs. Silas Wilson moves from Sherman to Slaton. Ester Allen fractures her collarbone in a car collision. Freeman notes include Miss Freida Wright and Beveridge Brents wedding and a birthday party for Mary Dale King with many attendees.
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Rocky McMillin
U. S. Navy
Claud Cox
Roy Epting
Ford
J. E. Dixon
Pilot Grove
Powell Key
Joe Weldon Carr
Silas Wilson
Sherman
Slaton
Little Ester Allen
Notable Deaths and Local Incidents from The Sun Past 1929
35 years ago Wm. Frazier Sanders died at From The Sun March 15 1934 fire destroyed J. W. Davidson home Wednesday morning Mary Frances Stephens entertained 22 friends Saturday afternoon for her birthday Allce D. Saley 43 fatally injured Sunday in a truck car accident
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Cigarette Ban Opposed By Surgeon General
Surgeon General Luther L. Terry says smoking causes cancer but should not be outlawed as it harms only the smoker. He cautions that filters are not reliably protective and outlines a long term Public Health Service program focused on prevention over ten years.
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Men at Smith College Enroll Men for Grads
Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts founded in 1871 begins enrolling men for graduate programs. The article notes Sai Gon weather averages 87 to 95 degrees year round.
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Northampton
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Legal Notice of Partition Suit in Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas to Mary Belle Stanley and husband Dail Stanley and others are commanded to appear by filing a written answer to the third amended petition by Monday April 27 1964 in the 15th District Court Grayson County Sherman Texas. Plaintiffs seek partition of mineral rights in numerous Grayson County land tracts described by various surveys and abstracts with oil and mineral rights reserved. If not served within 90 days the citation is returned unserved. Issued March 13 1964 by E R Brodhead Clerk.
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Dail Stanley
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Lillian B. Chiles
W. M. Rippey
Mac Heard Rippey
J. D. Bond
Lois Leeper Bond
David Leeper Bond
John Richard Bond
Gene Green
Mary I. McAdams
Julia Mae White Nichols
Edward Thomas Rickard, Jr
John R. Archer
Gayla Rae Rickard Archer
Beatrice Chiles
Hal E. Williams
Babe Chiles Williams
Ted H. Metzler
Algene Chiles Metzler
Harriett Chiles Purdy
Ralph Chiles
James Ingram
J. P. Hamilton
W. B. Chiles
Joseph
W. B.) Strickland
W. G. Washington
James Chiles
Wm. S. Reeves
Hiram W. Bailey
W. S. Reeves
S. G. Perkins
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Engagement announced for Martha Miller and Robert Doby Jr
Mr and Mrs Frank William Miller of Midland announce the engagement of their daughter Martha Louise to Robert Merlee Doby Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Merlee Doby of Fort Worth The couple plan to marry May 30 at the First Presbyterian Church in Midland Martha Miller attended the University of Texas and is a Kappa Gamma member while Doby attends the UT School of Law and belongs to Sigma Nu The Miller grandparents are Dr and Mrs C P Johnson of Whitewright
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Midland
Martha Louise
Robert Merlee Doby Jr
Robert Merlee Doby
Fort Worth
Miss Miller
C. P. Johnson
Whitewright
University of Texas
Kappa Gamma
University of Texas School of Law
Sigma Nu
First Presbyterian Church
Tichina Silence dominates Moscow as anti Stalinist film
The Rossiya Theater sells tickets for one ruble as Tichina Silence becomes the year's hit in Moscow. The film portrays a father and son exiled by Stalin under rumors, part of Khrushchev era anti Stalinist propaganda linked to purges and Mao's standing.
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Tichina
Josef Stalin
Rossiya Theater
Siberia
Stalin
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Snuff a Thriving Multi Million Dollar Business
Memphis Tenn. American Snuff Company reports 1963 net sales above 31 million dollars. President Martin J Condon III says snuff remains core business with broad advertising via samples at factories. He notes strongest markets in the South and Northwest and cites World War II peak usage among defense plant workers. The firm traces its roots to 1782.
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George Washington
Napoleon
Europe
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American Snuff Company
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Condon
South
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Louisiana
Silver Dollar Supply Nears End As Mint Hurdles Congress
Eva Adams, director of the U S mint, says Congress is unlikely to allow renewed silver dollar production. Only 26 million silver dollars remain in storage and demand for other coins prevents mint from increasing silver dollar output. Adams notes no date for exhausting current supplies and recalls James Wilson as America’s first globe maker.
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Rotary Club
America
James Wilson
East German arc-key typewriter adapts to fingers
For years inventors debated keyboard layout on typewriters. West Germans introduce a four row keywave curved to fit finger tips, aiming to reduce muscle strain. Sun want ads get results.
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