Local Residents Visit Family and Friends in Several Cities
Local notes list numerous visitors and social visits across Sherman Bonham Dallas Denton Purcell and other towns. Names include Mrs W H Horton Mary Perkinson Russell Summers Del McKnight Y B Kaiser Jack Hansard Lucy Craig Prilla Ann Hinton and NTSC students among many others. Bathtubs and sinks advertised by Lem Tittsworth Bonham.
Settlement Ends Bus Route Signs Dispute
The town and Balesville resolved a dispute over SHOP IN BALESVILLE bus signs by agreeing to display SHOP HERE IN TOWN. The franchise bus line operates locally and both sides credit dialogue for the peaceful compromise.
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Balesville
TV Group Eyeing Mystery Programs and Barker Commercials
A national TV industry group calls for reviewing mystery programs and warns that carnival pitchman style ads belong on the midway not on television. The National Television Code Board of Review, meeting under a 94 station voluntary code, urged subscribers to limit drinking and killing scenes during times children may view.
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New York
National Television Code Board of Review
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
John E. Fetzer
Wkzo-Tv
Kalamazoo
Mich
Night Danger in Cleveland and Old Court Notices
The report notes that 60 percent of auto accidents occur at night despite fewer vehicles on the road. It also lists legal notices from Grayson County Texas including a 1952 probate citation for Charles M. Snyder and a divorce suit citation between Joseph R. Watson and Marie L. Watson, with key dates in October and November 1952.
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State of Texas
C. M. Ryker
Grayson County
Texas
Delle Snyder
A. D
Sherman
J. C. Buchanan
Marguerite Berry
Whitewright Sun
Cleveland
Charles M. Snyder
Lexie Jean Snyder
J.C. Buchanan
Marie L. Watson
15Th District Court of
Court House
Joseph R. Watson
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Td Give My Right Arm But for What
In a Korea Mobile Army Surgical Hospital ward a 19-year-old soldier shares his confusion after his right arm is amputated above the elbow. He speaks of feeling lucky to be alive while wondering what the sacrifice will mean. The story contrasts surgery details with a grim image of hands and legs buried, and closes with a political joke about voting.
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Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
Korea
John
George Rumer
Colma
Calif
Washington, D. C
Rumer
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W. H. Horton
Ernest Thaxton Jr
Lubbock
Mary Perkinson
Purcell, Oklo
Mrs
Russell Summers
Denton
al Petty
del McKnight
Bonham
Y. B. Kaiser of
Dallas
Jack Nossaman
Earl Blanton
D. M. Roddy
Percy Darwin
Jack Diamond
Durant, Okla
J. C. Powell of
Lockney
Mrs. Drewie Caylor
Mrs. W. J. Billner
Bonham Hospital
Grady Gillett
Clarence McMillin
Kugga Hansard
Ray Hansard
Jack Hansard
Lucy Craig
Miss One Self
M. T. Craig
Thomas Sears
Wilson Kaiser
Prilla Ann Hinton
Luddie Kennell
NTSC
Minnie Fay Hinton
Carl Allen
M. T. Hogue
Elvin Petty
A. R. Gentry
Charley Gentry
Bill Dockery
Trenton
William Harrels
T. E. Askew of
Savoy
R. C. Hughes
Gene Hughes
Mrs. W. B. Womack
Wyoming, Pa
Miss Gladys Bay
E. T. Doss
R. B. Owens
Sabinal
Mrs. Perry Kite
Carol Hughes
Homer Sanderson
Pleasant Grove
Ed McGee
McKinney
W. H. Smith
Greenville
W. S. Giles
Lewis Cooper
Wichita Falls
Joe Johnson
Jack Pritchard
Bells
Paul Strader of
Beaumont
C. A. Wilson
N. B. Nicholson
Farmersville
W. T. Nicholson
Mollie Jo Rutledge
ETSTC
Commerce
Obie Rutledge
L. J. Waggoner
Ector
D. E. Anderson
Seminole
Jean Blackerby
Rice Melugin
Betty Harris
Bill Coy Harris
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Harris
Melugin
Lem Tittsworth
Joe Marsh
Windy Taylor
Judge Cunningham
Balesville Chamber of Commerce
Ours
Andy’s Garden Tavern
United States Brewers Foundation
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
London
By Oland D. Russell
Back East
Upstate
Politico
Feed Headquarters
Pascal Farley
General Electric