Economy Cuts In Military Force May Reduce Draft Calls
Defense officials say planned cuts will remove nearly 200000 uniformed personnel and may lower draft calls even if Korea stalemate continues. If war ends an extra 60000 to 100000 more could be shaved, bringing strength from 3510000 to about 3250000 or less. Military spending trimmed to about 43.4 billion this year, with monthly outlays down from March’s 4.2 billion to 3.6 billion next year. A separate legal notice in Texas lists defendants in a condemnation suit for State Farm Highway No 1897.
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Washington
Defense Department
U. S
Pentagon
U.S
Too Much Petting Sues For Divorce In Grayson County
The case State of Texas vs No 862 Elmer Heath et al arises in Grayson County Court at Law in the April 1953 term. Walter Reed Sprinkel 58 testifies his marriage failed due to excessive petting while Clara insisted on sharing her pets in bed. Publication of citation follows via affidavit by Steve Davidchik Assistant County Attorney, with notices published in The Whitewright Sun on April 30 May 7 14 and 21 1953.
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State of Texas
Elmer Heath
William Brown
C.C. Brown
C. C. Brown
William Bronaugh
Malcolm Bronaugh
A. D
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Los Angeles
Walter Reed Sprinkel
Sprinkel
Clara
Grayson County
Steve Davidchik
Affiant
Treasure McCoy
Whitewright Sun
Advertising on mailboxes and trucks to cut deficits rejected
Publishers Auxiliary argues against a New York congressman’s plan to sell ad space on postal trucks and mail boxes to offset deficits. They warn advertising may cannibalize other media budgets and reduce newspaper circulation and mailings, worsening deficits.
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New York
College Develops Hog With Extra-Lean Meat
Washington State College researchers report No 61 a lean hog with nearly two extra ribs longer body and 4 percent more meat cuts while fat shows a drop from 25.18 to 18.88 pounds. Breeding started from Chester White stock with cross breeds and 240 litters to obtain the unique hog. The project aims to test under farm conditions with 25 to 30 cooperators in the Northwest ready to distribute 200 sows bearing No 61.
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Christian
U.S. Department of Agriculture
College
Mother's jam wins blue ribbon at Bozeman Winter Fair
Don Burnham, a Montana State College student, entered his mother’s strawberry jam in the Bozeman Winter Fair. The preserved jam earned a blue ribbon, highlighting that traditional home cooking remains top quality.
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Bozeman
Mont
Don Burnham
Montana State
For Sale Used Tractor and Passenger Tires
Used 10-38 11-38 and 12-38 rear tractor tires listed by C J Meadow Truck and Tractor Co. Also 6.70-15 and 7.10-15 used passenger car tires.
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C. J. Meadow Truck and Tractor Co
Navy Employees Ring In Eight Hour Day in Washington
Navy Secretary Robert Anderson reintroduced bells at 8 a.m. and 4 30 p.m. to enforce an eight hour workday in the Navy Department. Employees must be at desks at the bell and cannot leave until the closing bell sounds or face docking of time.
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Washington
Navy
Robert Anderson
Navy Department
Soviet Union lists 8300 newspapers with 41 700 000 copies
Pravda reports the USSR has 8 300 newspapers with a total circulation of 41 700 000. Some papers publish weekly or several times a week. Population estimates note 193 million in the USSR and 157 229 000 in the United States with 10 665 newspapers and 71 287 121 total copies.
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Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Union
U. S
Measuring device ties TV appeal to water pressure drops
Toledo's water commissioner reports a new method to gauge TV program appeal by monitoring evening water pressure fluctuations. He notes pressure stays high during broadcasts but falls when commercials begin, implying viewers leave for cups or bathrooms. The editor remarks newspapers are portable and read anywhere.
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Toledo
Time Was Short Rodeo Cowhand Snubs Hotel Claim
A Western cowhand in town for the rodeo says the event lasts only four days and he has no use for a hotel. An old friend asks where he is staying, and the cowhand replies with a grin that the rodeo is enough lodging.
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J. C. Buchanan
O. L. Jones
Uees
Triwell
Whitewright Lumber Co
Stephens & Bryant
Jack Speed
Carpenter’s Bluff
Hendrix
Okla
South Bend Street
Thornhill Laundry
Farley & Hill
Hannah Florist of
Carrie Hamilton
Dixon Service Station
Babcock Auto Store
Sun
Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
Trenton Theatre
Yankee Buccaneer
Jeff Chandler
Susan Ball
C. J. Meador Hardware
Dean Printing Co
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Babcock Auto
Floyd Bassett
Langford Nursery
Tom Bean
Buckeye
Johnson Jewelry & Appliance
Dixon
Whitewright
W. E. Stanford
International Harvester
C. J. Meador Truck & Tractor Co
Orenduff
Sam Nelms Sr
Russia
the Sun
Vanette
T. W. Ayres & Son Peters
McCall
Food Mart
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