Local residents ink a web of Dallas visits and travels
Numerous Dallas visitors are listed with kinship ties, including Mrs. Gillett and Mrs. Lilley from Dallas, Miss Smith from Dallas, and Mr. Barbee visiting his mother. Families travel to Durant, Plano, and Wewoka while others plan trips to Sherman, Blue Ridge, Bonham, and McKinney. Several attendees return from Texas trips and military service.
Farmers Urged to Sell Farm Scrap for Steel
The Committee on Iron and Steel Scrap urges farmers to harvest and sell iron and steel scrap now to boost steel supplies for defense. With mills running high, inventories are low and more scrap is needed as winter nears, so even small contributions per acre help.
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Committee On
American Iron and Steel Institute
Why Not Use New Weapons in Korea
Senator Johnson of Colorado questioned why the United States does not deploy the new, fantastically ferocious weapons in Korea instead of relying on bayonets. He demanded a clear answer as American soldiers face enemy fire.
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Korea
Washington
Johnson
Colorado
United States
Truman
True to Life Posing Leads to Pocket Hand Joke
A photographer directed a farmer and his college son for a portrait. The father quips that if a natural pose is desired the boy could place his hand in his father's pocket, highlighting a humorous family moment.
Dollar a Day Worker Says That’s All Anyone’s Worth
ROCK GAP Va Joe Miller a strong independent craftsman accepts only one dollar per day plus meals for thirty years of farm work across Maryland West Virginia and Virginia He performs butcher blacksmithing veterinary work carpentry farming and repairs while supplementing income with hawk shooting garden farming and barter He says a man is not worth more than a dollar a day and his actions reflect a principled stand against inflation.
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Rock Gap
Joe Miller
Joe
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Miller
National Banks Loan Total Reaches 30.58 Billion
The 4,953 national banks show total loans at a new high of 30.584 billion as of June 30, reflecting 24 percent year over year growth tied to the Korean War. Business loans fall slightly in the period, while real estate and consumer lending rise, with total assets and deposits also increasing.
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Washington
Preston Delano
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L. R. Alexander of
Dallas
R. A. Gillett
T. J. Lilley
Jack Diamond
Durant, Okla
Perry Kite
Sherman
Whitewright
Earl Blanton
Floyd Bassett
Pascal Cox
Fort Worth
Walter Adkins
Walters, Okla
Jim Ayres
Grady Gillett
Grover
Gil Sudderth
Leonard
Dick Barbee
W. J. Barbee
Robert Sears
Angleton
Maurice Garner
Marguerite Smith
Lon Smith
Wayne C. Gault
Kansas City, Mo
Tom Brown
Guy McCafferty
Anderson
East Main Street
James Stuteville
Sharon
Wewoka, Okla
Grover Stuteville
E. T. Doss
Elbert Thompson
Pilot Point
Blue Ridge
Bonham Sunday
J. A. Pumphrey
South
West
Texas
Kimbell Milling Co
Frank Armstrong
Plano
Mr. Armstrong
Memphis
Faye Cameron
Evelyn Cameron
O. C. Cameron and
Son of
R. E. Hickman
W.A. Kirkpatrick
Mae Biffle
Guy Dillon
Wayne Martin
Port Neches
Otto Russell
Sara Janis Hynds of
van Alstyne
Marion Felker
Jimmie Anderson
McKinney
Mooney
Billy Earl Brown
St. Mary’s University
San Antonio
G. C. Brown
Paul Cook
Roscoe Pace
Denison
Wyoming
Oregon
California
E. G. Gilley
Ector
J. F Spindle
Frank Johnson
W. C. Johnson
Adah Gillespie
Olive Myrick
Major Johnson
Japan
W. J. Martin
J. D. Fleming
Utah
Lester Martin
W. H. Stedham
J. W. Doggett
J. E. Everheart
Salina
Kansas
Austin Stedham
R. I. Scott
Robert Scott
Moulton
Sidney Scott
Elvis Scott
Grace Penn
Styrah i
Airmaid
International Harvester
C. J. Meador Truck & Tractor Co