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NUMBER 253
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GAINESVILLE, COOKE COUNTY, TEXAS, MONDAY, JUNE. 21, 1954
64TH YEAR
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and northeastern Nebraska were
part
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Reach Settlement
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now face new a rises
ux City.
beginning of
of daily
th understorms.
of
10 inches
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Force base. Fl Paso
out the northwest and northern
persons were injured.
eago.
pensation was filed.
straight farm youth.
The heirs of J
in
to visit
were
his daughter on
Gainesville in recent weeks.
struck by
who will be
thousands of acres were inundat
Hills
fall.
Sunday
ness was induced by the collision.
Of
heavy i igarette
74.
Sulphur
wen*
to several of them
esti-
they have c
the
against two
Gainesville men in
Ralston; James Ralston, his son
He
indicated
hat a drunk driv
of dam- 1
He
ti
his
u Id be filed against
W
subscribers
was
South Howelh
street.
Jerry Penn, Jr., Negro, of 1012
awarded $18,800 and James Rall
ranchers* the small towns and
inure home town.
awarded $4,700. Mrs.
Associat
d Press Staff
Field street.
was to be charged
for major
with exceeding
safe speed.
NOT KNOW
tie over Democratic party dele-
were
about two miles north of the city
a power
youngsters
on highway
77. Driver of the
allagher, Roberts,
of Grand and Garn
Jones and Magee.
Stevens, 31.
>f
Air
shows to be
The
026 East
est
su
held
of Gainesville.
mail box.
tempted to
the other ve
and Fri-
ss
suit is Maryland Casualty com-
developments
hide
that he
for the celebrat ion.
and
went
as
and had
west
employ of Linda Jo Shoe com-
the other ca ,
THIS IS
THE LONGEST day
to “blanket East Texas’
ceived da ma
mobile, was
In
8
th
est
of 1109
Democratic
Executive Commit-
ip at
semi
Goldston assisted I
rose at 5:24
a.m. today nd the
Lt.
was
a ticket for failur ? to grant
Gardner with the investigation.
rts at
an auto-
car seven mile;
te
sun
southwest ol
Gainesville on th
reaches
he
Hood road and
dovsky, 56,
of Shivets.
turned about
1
S ome
sound in-
He was taken to Gainesvill
has
a.m.
sanitarium ii
a Geo. J. Carrol l
ighway
North
•15 years
Son ambulance, but was dis-
and
missed after
tori a, .01.
made a
ols.
Goldstor
ve
g
right
and
the
heat so
collis ion.
several times.
I
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t
4
e
Government
Readies for
Cigarette Smokers Die
Sooner Than Other Men,
Cancer Society Finds
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Leased Wire Report
and Wirephoto Service
tombbile
Springs.
three I
near .
the vehicle over-
15 p.m. Saturday.
the
talk
rear,
his '
into
izin
on
between
Bluffs,
many wnestl Ing and hillbilly
sic fans there are among
Shivers supporters vs. National
Democratic Executive Committee
his gar
Matthe
automob
a ditch a
abservation. Nich -
and Sheriff O. E.
company
Houston
Gardner st id
traveling north
cruised the state
ng for votes, a bat-
Yarborough will be in Austin
and San Antonio early in the
nly lim-
stagnant.
Texas offices
Monday scout
port Ally ’
Macuelizo,
the
dia-
gates raged a
It was the
L.-- I
er d egree, highest offered in FFA
work, he will receive the award
out-
occa
cretion
1 ion.
But
how
mu-
the
Charles Lee
who had gone
The
w hich
in
Sioux
the major political
Monday.
out I
now
tn
nex
vent
it
day
th.it
s. Killed
ck. San
Barrett
new.
old familiar battle:
east
that
“a
nt’
WEATHER FORECAST
Tonight, Tuesday, clear to
partly cloudy, possible eve-
ning thundershowers.
Full weather report on clas-
sified ad page.
attempting
across the
i
cilities.
We talked
west
patient
today.
The western Dakotas
body, : j
B allard was awarded the Lone
Stat Farmer degree last summer.
e1,
•A
and familiarizing themselves gen
erally with the town and its fa-
-----1 De puty ( Si er iffs. Archie Nich
alse ols ; ind Cec 1 T
In Ralston Action,
th
in
given
right
His
p,
Austin during the weekend from
a North Texas tour, sa d he has
385338888
October at the national con
ion at Kansas City.
the same letter received to
by Payne, it was revealed
and downpours of 5 inches or
more have been common through- i
ccidentsstat.
con'ent ion July 21-23 in San An-
toni o,
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-dre- .
■Lt
ahu.
visited the
120 tickets.
of way.
His car collided with
They reported that the car
turned over several times.
American Farmer degree and his
name has been submitted to the
g
in their
1 800 in
■ •*** ■■■ । national committee.
pany.
Mrs.
TOWN-
=TOPICS
By A. MORTON SMITH
Hot. partly cloudy weather
with possible scattered thunder-
sho vers« WMjforecast for most
& 9
they expressed themselves as be-j
ing pleased with the prospects of ,
living in Gainesville.
The women were more Vocal
on the subject than the men, but i
the latter mdded their approval.'
Some of thee people are already j
ipporters.
Here were
“3uP
.1 month
Smith, arriving in Washington DEAD FROM GUNSHOT—Sen.
e"
as
i se
' . 23,
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f x
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23- 388
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eastern ed when dikes broke near Turin
Wyoming and northwest Nebras- and Kennebeq.
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of way.
car collided with
arm" which France rushed up
to defend the Mame river during
world war I.
on
i
he a led ’
e w hi> ।
i h do- !
w th
both cars were
As Matthews at
ck was the installation > f a
! 7
4“
departmental heads
Gainesville plant
ceased, accepted a settlement
volved in sop irate accidents near
the city Saturday and Sunday.
Angelo; and Donald L
T le boys are expected to at-
tenc the utate convention with
Pay ae to receive their awards.
Thundershowers
334 fell victin to heart attack
. 163 more that would be expect-
ed to have done so. And 161 of
.
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F -dh
n in the road.
Kat thews’ car war
DO and damage to
a new 1954 Olds
imated at $175.
,4i
®ea
will continue
The torrential rains in Iowa points.
weekend, but occupants of the
cars involved apparently escaped
injury.
I turn from Grant I to cross
highway at the ti ne of the
sion. Damage to h s car was
Today was! the
st on was
over the
been getting a good reception
"the man who isn’t mai at (any-
body.” He has recorded a speech
State Committee
! Honors Four From
Local FFA Chapter
WE DO
f April 21. 1953.
and Fri-
veto. Eisenhower has not said
what course he would take if
rigid supports were approved
and which occurred on the Old Denr
ton road.
Defendants in the action were
From the standpoint
age the severest of tht
threatening the signal hail anil high winds rang
Two tornadoes ing lip to tornadic proportions.
' home to
from the reach some stranded cattle
ragihg Iowa river to
Brownell, who Halleck said made
a "strong plea" for passage of
pending legislation to control
Communists Eleven separate
bills making up that program air
pending in thi* house judiciary
committee.
ited relief from the
0“
closed created by torrential rains. Crop
g h Des experts said damage would run
.g. ______ __ .. mishaps ing charge
wasiat 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the Cecil Coy Matthews. 38. of 1208
intrsection Of South Grand ave- 5 ” .....u *
nue and Garnett street.
Named for the state honors
wer ? Jerry Fox, Howard Mackey
and Joe Dan Pembroke
ersons
to the
7 * "
men under
little confused ' by the House Ag I
riculture committee’s action in
voting to make the higher levelsi
Honduras, about 20
of Puerto Barrios.
“shhvrs willSkelton saidrormai Addie Ralston declined to ask
most northerly point
it travels, a id starts back si uth.
In Prospect Today
By The ssociated Press"
storm area southward
compensation suit wait!
was moving in from
reas
i neluding
lives in
reported,
} during
Halleck emphasized the presi-
dent’s desire for "gradualism” in
[shifting the price support pro
gram to lower, flexible levels.
He said the major question now
is whether that aim should be
I Ti
t,0, - a
reaching its most southerly point
December 21. fl*
The hotte st day of the season
was Satyrd: iy when the mercury
hit 97. A ni mber of North Texas
_ already had” 100-de-
the r, indicating that we
a respite from extreme
ar this season.
thi$
ol
and
Beaumont and Vic-
aces fell at San An-
U.S. Route 6 th rou
Moines during the nigh
reopened today.
Whhnand investigated the acci-
dent i ‘ '■
porter
Yarborpugh asked the
Ruby Bailey, 21, of
Garnett street. The litter car
r . a.
0
tional group usually abides by
G.e recommendations of the state
. It was into millions. I Highw ay and rail
traffic were interrupted*at many
--t - at Camp Sweeney,
but they ha' e free tickets to the
wrestling and country music
shows to be given at Perrin
Force base luring the Independ-
ence day! ce lebration to be 1^2
upper back while liftin
box of shoes
Penn was hrged after he los
conti ol of I is
ot common in the desert Southwest,
and Yuma. Ai’i/.. had 115
set at $400 at d damage to Badov [
sky's car wa : estimated at $150
Highway Fat rolman Bill Gard
ner today was preparing charges
a courtesy
staff and youngsters at the
betic camp.
other car was Mrs. Juanita Nel
Marietta, Okla.
this morhing and we find that
» btained houses land
city, _
Nortl i Morris street
ma or his resignation
day night wa s to formally open
his campaign for re-election
while two c f his most active
opponents. I kalph Yarborough
and J. J. H nlmes, toured the
series, of four traffic accidents in
and near Gainesville
line pole at the southes st corner
ett then
week and then go .to Est Texas
Wednesday, Thursday
day.
Holmes, returning
and radio talks, starting 1
day in Tyler.
Rep. Hinson took a s a
Gov. Ramsey’s adver tisements
calling for sound insuranc for
all Texas families.
. next week.
• MAJOR L BON LARSO, proj-
ect officer
Intuition: Suspicion in skirt
(Copyright General Features
Corp.) " T
Mendes France
a settlement in
Showdown
By SAM SUMMERLIN
TE UCIGALPA, Honduras.
June! 21 P1 President Jacobo
Arbenz Guzman of Guatemala
proclaimed martial law through
out his invaded country today
as his Communist-backe gov-
ernment mobilized for a show-
down ’battle with anti-Red reb-
els. I
Insurgent leaders claimed their
forces were pushing ahead in a
three pronged drive aimed at key
rail and road communications in
the spin hern part of the country.
Th martial law decree was
announced late last night after a
government appeal for all pri
vahte cars to be turned in for use
in moving troops. Reports from •
C. Bullard of Gainesville
for a part of the settlement.
Attorneys for the plaintiffni
ere Carroll F. Sullivant of
Gainesville and the Dallas firm
Palmer 85, Tyler,
to Wan - --
disappeared while
to swim his horse
opening speech for re-election
Monday night at Lufkin and then
go campaigning in West Texas
Wednesday, Thursday
day.
pany.
Her petition states that she re
— *-- 2_____ige to tendons, liga
ments and tissues of her right
arm, elbow, Shoulder, neck ana
running eastward through north
ern Illinois, southern v :..........i-
flood emergepey points Sioux
City in western Iowa, and Ma-
son City. near the northern bor
of Carter, G
Damage More Than $
Four Weekend Car At
i 3 small towns south of Si
I ; Iowa, were flooded Flood water _______ _______ ....
in Nebraska blocked highways (the second Week
near Norfolk and 35 at Win bursts of U ‛
add a ’suit for com! ! sultry, heat, that i Ch
this first day of summer.
4. Rep. George Hinson, can-
didate for lieutenant governor,
accused Lt. Gov. Ben Ramsey
of trying to "whitewash the
insurance racket.”
5. Sen. Albert Gord (D-
Tenn.), speaking before ap
proximately 500 Rio Grande
Valley Democrats, blasted the
Republicans, called the McCar-
thy army hearings a disgrace
and said the GOP had "sought
tax relief for the rich at the
expense of the poor.”
Skelton, Temple attorney, ob-
jected strongly to the Texas
Democratic Executive Commit-’
tee’s decision to count both the
Democratic and Republican votes
cast in the last general election
for Shivers, who was cross-filed
on both tickets, as a basis for
determining delegate strength in
county and state conventions. :
Skelton declared the decision
would keep control of the party
machinery in the big cities,
where Republican strength is
greatest. He called the decision
a “double cross” and “strictly il-
legal.”
He cited Dallas county, where,
he said, if both parties' 1962
vots for Shivers are counted,
the delegate strength would be
increased from 289 to 567.
“If they (the committee) could
succeed in this plan . . L they
would defranehise farmers,
ev acuations.
flash flood in
drove scores
their homes
sun will; set at 7:43 p.m
The summer season sta
5:55 pm tpday, when thi
filed by Mrs. Lou Vennie Spencer
Defendant in the
Word of Bullard's Okay by the
piaty committee was "received
herd today by V. S. Payne, ad-
visor of the Gainesville FFA
chapter. He said that the na
to The Register, I
through whi :h they are familiar-
themselves with what goes
at the yeai with 14 hours and
19 minutes f sunshine. The! sun
Texas Demo Executive Committee's
Action Called Big 'Double-Cross'
By ROBERT E FORD - -
ramp and presented
__ ________ to the wrestling
matches and the Big D Jamboree,
appreciated by
Donald G. Wooley. Hi. of 1519
East Garnett street, was given
a ticket for failure to g -ant right
I by administrative dis E
or by congressional ac
Some other late re
deaths:
of a belt of thunderstorms Fort Dodge was among the new
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cart.
She is represented by the loqal
firm of Stark and Carroll and
the Dallas firm of Caldwell, Ba-
ker and Jordan.
Today's Chuckle
was then thrown into a
causing damage to it.
Wooley told officers
‘ to sleep at the wheel. He
was < Iriving north on C rand ave-
nue and Mrs. Bailey wis headed
----- on Garnett street ----------
stopped before enterirg Grand.
Damage to Wooley’s ci r was es-
timated at $600 and damage to
the other at]$400.
the other accident in the
Lum O’Neal. 40
this city by their wives, and they effect relational.i
have spent t heir time here look tacks and caner
ing for housing accommodations e- ■
crashed into a car drive n by Mrs.
—l
Reds to keep the (ieneva
three other members of the
loca I FFA chapter' will receive
Lon? Star Farmer degrees, high
offered in Texas, at the state
Saturday grew out of
’.Floods hit more areas
of today Raging walers .......
hr tone life and caused hundreds
on sectors
ap Allied
Txas comn it tee to allow fil-
ing for the vacancy on the
Texas Supr me Court to ex-
tend througi i June 25. The va-
1 Crystal Dairy Products company,
Roy Charles Idell and Commu-
nity Public Service company
Idell was driving a truck, which
was owned by the latter firm, at,
the time of the accident.
The plaintiffs were Mrs. Es-
telle Ralston. widow of J. ML
Be.a
was forecast for most
r ast and South Texas
points gor showers Sunday. Luf-
kin had .70 inch, Galveston .51,
Houston .05, r ---
bills should be passed by
50 thi* end of the fiscal
and all other essential part
attended Gainesville college
during- the past year but re-
tained his chapter’ membership.
Iff he wins the American Farm-
ig a heavy
!rom the floor to a
IN": ■
. •7-
h"~-
ele । and San Antonio.
Temperatures Sunday mostly
wet e in the' 90s with Presidio re-
cor ling the high at 105 degrees.
mandatory
was Know land and Halleck re
rowed their often made predi-
.22 caliber rifle bullet, tion that congress will adjourn
; , : । . , , , ... । D by July 31 and said there are
He died later at a hospital. Po- -absolutely ■ no plans for a spe-
ound in the head cial session barring an interna
Death, Many Evacuations
21 ka were a bit cooler but to the
in Iowa west and south it was even hot-
claimed ter Sunday readings • >1 110 were
the Eisenhower program can be
completed in another monthfresh
after that i A
Joining in the White Houseicity
conference today was Atty Gien from
going '
• French development
dimmed the united front
The north-central Iowa city of
effort" to
he admitted I’.e was "a
Ralston, who died Nov 19
1953. filed the original petitioni
tis body | asking for tamages of $100,000
which he and medical and hospital ex-
penses of more than $31,000. The
suit alleged that Ralston's illl
it finds an etfect from cigar
ette on cancers other than lune
cancer Numerically, the hinges’
effect could be in heart disease
since far mote people die of cor
onary disease than die of lung
cancer.
Anticipated
WASHINGTON June 21 (P) ? J
Senate and house Republican
leaders predicted today congress
will pass a farm bill which Pres-
ident Eisenhower can sign.
Sen. Know land IRc’alif) and
Rep Halleck (R-Ind gave no de
tails as they emerged from a
weekly conference with the pres
Idem but Halleck said he hopes,
the bill will at least “make a
start" on the gradual, flexible
system of farm price supports ‘
asked by the administration.
The House Agriculture com-
mittee has voted to extend for
another year the present high '
level rigid price supports on ba
sic crops a program Secretary
of Agriculture Benson has said
he would ask the president to'
Miitthews
collision at
mobi e driven by Leo A dolph Bo-
uvony, 33, of 332 No th Grand
avenue. The accident was at 9:15
Sunday some 300 feet north
of the Y Intersection o ’ highwa;
82 and old highway 77
Grand avenue,
Of: leers said O’Nea
Cult, and were expected again
Spencer is asking com-
pensation at the rate of $21 per
week for a period of 401 weeks
for injuries alleged to have ben
received Oct. 2, 1953 while in tint
a car
i J. __________
has been passed by the state FFA
committee as a candidate for the
Anothar Stilt Filar iin 7 Pender . .
MIIVIIIVl •MuI ■ HVU ; were sighted in Nebraska but no Rains have ranged t(
A long pending damage at tion damage was reported.. land de wnnouhs •f 5
21 • The storms brought
state.
2. Byron Skelton, on whom
the National Democratic Exec-
utive Commi ttee leans for Tex-
as leadershi), said the Texas
i and Richard Cozoni of Biggs Air . .
~ Three ot her was settled by compromise agref
|ment here Saturday in 15th Dis
ports of trict court,
long awaited h
set out to learn
miles west
tional emergemy
They said all appropriation
Try for Peace President of Guatemala
Pledge of West Has Declared Martial Law
in Geneva I alks,
Bv JOHN ”M HIGHTOWER the rest of the Geneva meeting. mE KEIE
WASHINGTON June 21 I he said, w ill be 1 hat of a "friend I UI 111 1/111
U’ndersecretar, of state walter lyand interested nation.neit her ■■ A
Bedell Smith flew home ti m a belligerent, ora principhlintheiE-m
itit* Geneva conference on South negotiations _ _____।_____ EMC I ZaH "IEIEI
Asia today with a pledge MV •UII W19II
By ALTON L BLAKESLEE
Associated Press Science
Reporter
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2’ - P
- Cigarette smokers die sooner
than other men aged 50 to 70
tee. in deter mining convention
delegate strength, has pulled
“one of the biggest political
double-crosse s in Texas his-
tory." The i tate committee is
a traffic accident
_____________a speech
for delivery over a radip hookup
at 7:15 p.m. Monday and plans
to “blanket East Texas" with TV
Tues-
City and Council
Property damage was
mated at more than $1,800 in a
While cant idates
“The Incumbent lieute nant gov-
ernor now promises the people
that he will give them Ll * '
surance protection, ye he
been holding office for-- ___
and has done nothing to curb in-
surance rackets,” Hinsen said in
a prepared statement.
He planned to campai gn in the
Corpus Christi area Monday and
Tuesday. 1 1
capital Most of northern lowa was
families polka dotied with small lakes
THE GOVERNOR MAKES IT OFFICIAL—Gov. Goodwin J.
Knight of California gives Mrs. Virginia Carlson a kiss on
the cheek at her home in Los Angeles where they officially
announced their engagement. It had been the subject of
many rumors the past two days. They said the wedding will
take place in Los Angeles within three weeks but said they
hadn t picked the place nor a specific date. I AP Wirephoto)
These employes are
LEADER OF ANTI-COMMUNIST GUATEMALANS IN EXILE
—Carlos Castillo Armas, leader of the Guatemala anti-Com-
munists in exile, is shown during a press coference in his
home in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Top picture shows him hold-
ing a copy of his resistance newspaper. These pictures were
made early this month. * AP Wirephoto
Father’s day.
i and Mrs. Addie Ralston,
' mother.
Mrs. Fstelle Ralston
,n m FDT after a elen Lester c Hunt (D.W
week stint as chief of the Amei , l ‛L l
can delegarion in unsuc es- fu l found shot in the heap in his
M Ralston, de, proacheda record 11.
of days of 9 > degrees or higher
$23,500 in the damage suit, whidh Similar readings or higher
- the rule yesterday
Walthill and Winnebago. Neb. der. rode out flood (rests and
Stevns man:
of her aut
whipped arov
Damage to
estimated at
uck it on the lef
lost control of
and it swervec
overturned. Mrs
id to keep contro
obile though it
1. Gov. llan Shivers Mon-
of the new
Guatemala said the decisive
phas of the battle for that
neighboring Central American
nation may come wthin 48 hours
Associated Press Correspond-
ent Jack Rui ledge, in Guatemala
City, quoted Guatemalan army of-
ficers as saying no field action
had yet been fought They add
ed however, that a battle could
not be delayed much longer.
The U. S. Embassy in Guate-
mala City announced it is mak-
ing plans to evacuate wives and
children of U. S. citizens. With a
wave of anti-U. S. feeling sweep
ing the city, the embassy report-
edly feared violence might break
out against North Americans.
There are about 1,200 U. S. citi-
zens in Guatemala.
Part of the rebel force was re-
ported striking toward the Pan-
American highway near the Sal-
vadorean bonier. This is a two-
headed drive from Neuva Oco-
tepeque, Honduras, toward the
tow ill of Jutiapa.
Another invading column re-
oj was
have made visits
S
H
Anderson. 18vear-old
Wegozem
e, ®, HeRje
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Ap e0de“
Eoo,le7
828.% .«30 -w- c
sIHh 6".6h
gotiate an Indochina peace set le
ment.
Smith blamed "inflexible of po
sition by the Communists' for
failure of the Geneva talks to at
rive at a permanent settlement ,
for Korea
His return from the talks with
the Reds precedes only a few
day s a visit here by Fritain -
Prime Minister Churchill cur
ing which President Eisenhower
probably will urge British c< op
eration in setting up an interna
tional conference on anti Coin
munis! defenses in the vitali
Southeast Asia sector.
Hopes the British were ready
to go along on such a- plan had |
begun to want* over thi* f ist j
weekend, however, partly as a j
result of French political devel- 1
opments and partly because of !
apparent concessions made by !
was involved in a
9 45 p.m. Sunday
talks with, the Reds at (ieneva senate office in Washington. Dr.
stopped in l’aris yesterday t 1 George W. Calver, physician to
talks with the tew congress. said that Hunt
Nke whether thoce omu's < wounded over the right tem-
r1on- aroused fear that the i ew P e by d
Guatemala's chief Caribbean
port..
Th)’ third was reported toward
Zacapa. midway on the vital rail
line between Puerto Barrios and
I Guatemala City.
■ Rebel sources said their plares
also tare dropping arms in west-
! ern Guatemala, where uprisings
against the government have
been reported.
i President Arbenz reportedly
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the authors of the report said, sy about that
The report if based upon inter ‛n Indochina, the ba-r 1- _
view- in 112 with 187.t -ues between the two -ide- hve Mearhe Nnno
. - . . healthy me- a is! mi to 7o about also been made clear he ' 5 LJ UC0III3 VUC
and they me mainly from heart iheir -n ki » nicti;. r a . eporters
eneranddtyrnn Ampiien .ho"prinaypiestaunicnnmi‛iuknlb? To Violence in
today jo morith- re essential to a just and lasting 1
ill* n tizthuuztraim anien those principles. n Texas on Weekend
nn uPrnmer s aneer pamien H o me A-i.......
never smoked fort to negotiate, and this eflort ] ratfic ccidents. 1
“ ' , , , will continue.” one which took three
For men wh‛ meked a pack- . --- ----- ...urt.-.t d p; Bt rhe 23
Just what|the effe-t of cig ■."uf/iU^^alr^^.rd^easeiAL p-4 emzinarh- 1,1 To.
ananer i 1 etain ages OKlahoma Kites ihwhinphcicctroutkmn.stab
doubie that of nonsmokers bing. MUddes and a plane crash
The risk 4ems to rise the Lam MAre Perkinc accounted for the others
more < agaiefd are smoked. | UI IMI •• I wunl | The collision in whih
smoking ora. a pipe or only Funeral services for Mr- Rad died occurred early Sunday
igar doesniterm to affect the Perkins 82. former Cooke on nty Van Hiorn in. Nest
death rateseherpi Possibly for resident, were held Sunday in were Mrs Thelma Bull
' aner in Fenhralbui this POS Pernell. Okla., where she died
-ibilin) ni- i.het - udy. the Friday following a short illness.
_____________________ reFra . , . , Mrs. Perkins and her late hus
l 1 , " igare te hve een ”’ n ’ ! band. Rad Perkins, were known
CEVERAL GROUPS of employ- n),0.0 "Pori 1,d to many of the older Cooke num-
•3 es of The National Supply u/i,", 1,19 1 i1 in " ty residents. They operated the
Toledo, Ohio, nd ’ r TfsPeide n,I emic. . general store and post office at
‘ t m ,he ndis Sivells Bend from 1898 to 190
! -indy wheaiMr. Perkins died about 30 years
about any af aEO . .. ! night as he walked to his (laugh
fects from smi king or cancer or Surpiving are 1 p ‛ augh ’ S ters home He died Sunday. 1
other diseases Mrs Bill Rhoades ofPern ell and 1 Homer Dell Pope.
I nds evidence cig-MrsDovie Taylor, of, Roswe L boro, was killed and
have a cause-and- N - M ”, a son. Grade Perkins of burned when the car in
hip with heart at- i Saint Jo and a number of grand - riding and a grain truck
children and great-grandchildren.collided near Hillsboro - '
smokers. iShe was an aunt of Mrs. Wash morning.
Reeves of Gainesville. . : Miss Ada Thrasher.
Mrs. Vera Fox, both of
._ _ Copper is an element, bronze Springs. Northeast Texas.
98 more an alloy of copper and tin and killed Sunday in an at
i brass an alloy of copper and zinc, collision near Sulphur
cancy was ci eated by the death
of Associat! 1 Justice Graham
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 253, Ed. 1 Monday, June 21, 1954, newspaper, June 21, 1954; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1579902/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.