Gillett Grain Co awards contract for new warehouse
From The Sun notes over the years. Gillett Grain Co awarded a contract to erect another warehouse. Grayson county reports 52 256 bales of cotton ginned by November 1. Local moves include W A Fain to Lamesa and others in Whitewright Sherman and Duke Oklahoma.
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the Sun
Gillett Grain Co
Grayson County
W. A. Fain
Lamesa
A. J. Cates
Beveridge Brents
Theresa Everheart
Maxie Echols
Martha Joe Sears
Ben Sturdivant
Epworth League
Audrey Evans
Ft. Worth
Whitewright
Ward Evans
Duke Okla
Clifton Brewer
Ray Norris
Memorial Certificates On Veterans Available
Washington reports the Veterans Administration will mail memorial certificates signed by President Kennedy to next of kin of veterans who died before March 9 1962 upon request. The program, begun to honor fallen service members, requires honorable discharge and is handled by VA with White House produced certificates and envelopes.
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Kennedy
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Government as a Censor in News Dissemination Debate
Industrial News Review warns that a Department of Agriculture news service on a national wire could resemble government owned media seen in other countries. Critics fear censorship and pressure on subscribers, while the department reserves power to cancel any subscriber. The piece notes the Declaration of Independence signatures and family statistics for context.
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U. S
Department of Agriculture
American Publishers Association
Federal Communications Commission
Soviet Union
FCC
Secretary of Agriculture
Industrial News Review
San Antonio plaque honors Toepperweins famed shooters
A bronze memorial at the San Antonio Gun Club honors Ad and Elizabeth Toepperwein, renowned marksmen who set world rifle and trap shooting records. The plaque cites Ad’s 72 500-shot exhibition in 1907 and Elizabeth’s 1916 trap record, noting their global exhibitions for Winchester and the couple’s influence on shooting enthusiasts.
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San Antonio
Toepperweins
Plinkey
William Tell
Elizabeth Toepperwein
N. J
Teddy Roosevelt
San Antonio Fair Grounds
Ad Topperwein
Montgomery
Alabama
Toepperwein
Winchester
Chester
Walter McAllister
Plinkey Toepperwein
Elizabeth Servaty
Ad Toepperwein
Fred Toepperwein
Winchester Museum
New Haven
It's the Law in Courtroom Drama vs Real Procedures
The piece contrasts stage and screen depictions of trials with real courtroom procedures. It notes how films and plays trim details for drama and speed, shaping public ideas about lawyers, judges, and the justice process.
Trial Philosophy Echoes in Speeding Cases
A courtroom underlines that trials are for uncovering truth by evidence and law, not for boasting or winning. The quote emphasizes a fair process rather than courtroom theatrics in everyday legal matters like speeding tickets.
Botulism Blamed For Two Deaths in Northern California
Marin County health officer ties two deaths to home preserved figs gift jars. Dr G Thomas Quigg of San Francisco aged 58 and Vallejo resident Mrs Josephine Lyons died from botulism with others affected. Quigg's wife Edyth released from hospital after treatment.
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San Rafael
Calif
California
Carolyn Albrecht
Marin County
San Francisco
G. Thomas Quigg
California State Dental Association
Vallejo
Josephine Lyons
Quigg
Edyth
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Lester Haile
Floyd Everheart
Sherman
J. H. Biggerstaff
Tommie Chanoweth
B. Wrenn Webb
Leon Adams
Lula Lee Vestal
H. P. Donigan
Gladys Ray
Susie Noe
PTA
Bennie Thornhill
Calvin L. Patton
Orbin Blanton
B. G. Gowdy
Holmes Connelly
Trenton
Bryant King
Glen Earnheart
C. B. Bryant Jr
Jack Nossaman
Okihi Camp
Betty Jane Harper
Mary Talley
Anna Ruth Johnson
Billie Joe Phillips
Washington
Farm Seeds
Whitewright, Texas
Stephens & Bryant
Insurance & Real Estate
Wathurst
Chevrolet
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Fisher
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