Delinquent father blamed as 16 year old faces hearing
In Wichita Kansas Judge Arthur J. Malott labeled the girl's father a delinquent and said he wished he could sentence him instead of his daughter. The 16 year old, once an honor student, faced charges of promiscuous conduct with soldiers as probation officers described the father as a haphazard farmer with a record of petty gambling drunkenness and wife beating.
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Mystery of missing deposits remains unsolved
Mystery of missing bank deposits possibly aggregating 5000 dollars left in the night deposit box of the State Federal Bank here Saturday and Sunday nights was still unsolved Tuesday. Two FBI agents assisting police are taking fingerprints and making investigations.
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Want Ad Promises Vetting of Results for Readers
A local want ad service announces it will vet reader results to ensure accuracy. The ad pledges careful screening by staff to filter misleading postings and improve reliability for shoppers and job seekers in the community.
O Daniel Declines Run For Governor From Fort Worth
Senator W Lee O Daniel announced from Fort Worth he will not seek the Texas governorship. He said he will stay in Washington to fight Communists and labor racketeers, urging Texans to vet candidates for governor and Congress while warning Congress must curb strikes and resist the new deal red tape. He defended his past governorship and predicted enemies would face bad news as he remains in the Senate.
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Neaves Seeks District Clerk Seat in July Primary
Sherman report says R C Neaves, Grayson County employee for 11 years, announced his candidacy for district clerk. He previously served as assistant in the county auditor's office and filled the auditorship during W P Waldrop's navy service before returning to his deputy role.
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Carol) Neaves
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Deacon and Widow Exchange Wry Note After Sermon
In a light exchange at a church gathering a deacon laments the small congregation while a widow quips that hearing the minister say dearly beloved felt like a proposal. The banter captures domestic humor surrounding church life.
CIO control urged to Texas voters by Paris News
The Paris News reports Phil Murray at the CIO convention warns Congress is not big enough to stop CIO influence. He accuses CIO money and dues of biasing politics, urging Texas voters to defeat CIO endorsed candidates at the ballot box to preserve government for all people.
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Letter from fan requests hygiene book recommendation
Has The Symptoms Will Cuppy notes a faithful reader sent a letter asking for a good book on personal hygiene and adds a witty line about thinking they have it. The item reflects his humorous tax on self care and reading habits.
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Morali zer and demor alizer jokes in playful dialogue
The dialogue features two jokers named Morali zer and Demor alizer trading quips about clouds, sun, land, and a fell overboard joke. Jones recalls a year on a strict milk diet and Bones questions a troubleless scene with a punny answer.
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Echoes of Regret in a Fading Era
A reflective verse fragment notes the irony of memory and judgment. The speaker laments that in moments of correctness no one recalls, while in error everyone remembers, highlighting human bias and time’s selective memory.
Walking to cure a doctor ordered habit
A humorous exchange notes one character taking up walking as prescribed by a doctor. The reply recalls initial awkwardness without a windshield, implying a joke about missing glass or a vehicle metaphor.
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Dodging That Lawyer
A dramatic exchange reveals a client's demand to win the suit rather than obtain justice. The lawyer counters with assurance of pursuing victory while facing the client’s insistence on outcome over fairness.
Schumacher Announces Candidacy Following Democratic Primary
The Sun reports that Robert Dean George Schumacher has authorized announcing his candidacy for office pending the outcome of the Democratic primary on July 27, 1946. Schumacher is the named individual contesting in the party’s forthcoming primary.
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Sun
Vermonter Visits New York City Depot Anecdote
A Vermonter rode to Grand Central Terminal and confessed that the busy depot kept him from reaching the village, remarking on the city’s constant activity. A lawyer and witness exchange ends with a light quip about truth and intelligence.
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Grand Central Terminal
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