Post Mortems Let Lee And Meade Speak In Ghostly Dialogue
A wet foggy Ardennes and Gettysburg set the scene as General Lee and General Meade converse about the Battle of the Bulge and Eisenhower’s intelligence. They discuss Von Rundstedt’s counterattack, Montgomery, and the German sixth army breaking through, ending with a symbolic handshake.
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Ardennes Forest
France
Gettysburg
Robert E. Lee
George Co. Meade
Meade
Lee
von Rundstedt
Monschau Forest
Trier
Eisenhower
Montgomery
Antwerp
Bob
Fort Worth Press
Farmers seek relief limits amid soil bank debate
The Fort Worth Press notes the U S farm income rising by half a billion dollars but farming profits fall. It critiques the soil bank, argues subsidies favor large corporate farms, and urges cash or acreage limits to aid small operators rather than town millionaires seeking handouts.
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Fort Worth
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Soil Bank
FRAU STILL IN KITCHEN IN SPITE OF NEW LAW
In West Germany the Bundestag passes a law granting equal rights for women, abolishing the Nazi motto kinder kuche kirche. Yet many wives still do housework while husbands remain in the living room reading the paper.
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Berlin
Dundestag
Clergy Exchange at Cross Roads Presbyterian Church
Reverend Philip Spencer will swap pulpits with Pastor C. C. Dooley this Sunday at 11 o clock. Dooley will moderate a congregational meeting and lead communion at Cross Roads Church, inviting a good hearing for Spencer who is familiar to the community.
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Philip Spencer
C. C. Dooley
Crossroads Presbyterian Church
Spencer
Methodist Church News North Texas Conference opens in Dallas
The 92nd session of the North Texas Annual Conference meets at First Methodist Church in Dallas from May 21 to May 24. Whitewright delegates include Rev. J W Polk and Rev. C C Childress. laity C C Hennig and Sears Anderson. Highlights include Vacation Bible School and a record fundraising total of 9014 dollars.
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North Texas
Christian Leadership Training School
Methodist
Whitewright
Grayson County
MYF
Key Memorial Church
Sherman
Ruth Elaine Williams
Louisa Lackey
Martha Anderson
Sandra Montgomery
Dan Hennig
Bryant Dollarhide
Sammy Montgomery
J. W. Polk
James Harwell
Ruth Elaine
Lake Bridgeport Methodist Camp
Baptist Hour Observed In May Church Events
The First Baptist Church marked Baptist Hour Sunday with a large audience and stations across 34 states and international locales. Vacation Bible School is set for June 3-7 with a June 1 prep day and named department superintendents guiding nurseries and groups. The G A Coronation Service was postponed to May 22 with Maidens and a Queen to be crowned.
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Canal Zone
Puerto Rico
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Formosa
Far East
Manila
P. I
Bells
Bethel
Pilot Grove
Kentuckytown
Tom Bean
Antioch
Whitewright
Sherman
J. D. Marlow
Ralph Brown
Orville Woodson
Clyde Sadler
B. W. Newman
L. E. Alexander
G. A
Paul Geers
Carl May
Church Welcomes New Members by Letter and Faith
Intermediate counselors are Mrs Clyde Sadler Mrs Wayne McLauch lin and Mrs L E Alexander. The church welcomes into its fellowship Mrs Herman Taylor by transfer of letter and Mrs Charles Shumaker on profession of faith. Fred Waldrop.
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Clyde Sadler
Wayne McLauchlin
L. E. Alexander
Herman Taylor
Charles Shumaker
Fred Waldrop
Pool Bill Signed by Governor Daniel
The Pool bill requiring run offs in U S Senate elections if no candidate gets a majority vote and providing run offs for congressman at large elections is now law. Gov. Price Daniel signed the measure sponsored in the House by Rep. Joe Pool of Dallas.
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Austin
Price Daniel
Joe Pool
Dallas
Killing Flies Beetles Gets Complicated
A three British scientists paper of 33 pages plus 11 pages of graphs was read at the American Petroleum Institute midyear meeting in Philadelphia. It covered methods to kill beetles and flies and featured typewritten copy and visual charts.
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Philadelphia
American Petroleum Institute
Worthwhile Sum Termites To Swarm This Spring
Experts warn a $100 million termite migration will swarm across homes this spring. The subterranean termite emerges in daylight during its annual wedding flight, mates, and efforts to start new colonies or reinforce old ones. Wings left behind signal infestation risk to homeowners. Buy your Printing in Whitewright.
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Guish
Terest
Spivys
Bonham, Texas
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the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Texas
National Editorial Association
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Texas Press Association
Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
Sudan
James H. Gosnell
Whitewright, Tex
Chanlela
U.S
Methodist Church News
First Baptist Church News
Daniel
Walker Pharmacy
Pascal Farley
Fountain of Freedoms
A Free Press
Congress
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