Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 20, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 7, 1947 Page: 3 of 24
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I>erg (R-Mich), left, and Secretary of State George Mar-
shall, right, review their scripts in Washington before
both gave a rejxirt to the nation on the Brazil Conference
where the new Inter-American pact was drafted and
signed. (AP Wirephoto).
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'Hie discharge of
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dismissal of H L.
property—farm or ranch land—industrial or business
property see us today.
I els Don't Fear
II ar With Russia
Suits you'll want to live in after one look, and
you’ll be enraptured with their beauty and the
smart styling and flattery they give you.
V into small acieage tracts at a considerable profit. Price
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board said today In announcing a
reorganization plan designed to In-
riease management ellicicncy and
better existing conditions.
The reorganization piati wim an- I
Bounced shortly after W D Stakes,
general manager, revealed he has
discharged two additional employ- |
-s, including a prison chaplain wool
recently charged Ute manager of I
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, manager of
Easton,
Real Estate — Loans
Poll Shows 36lh
has I
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the war
sending
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Reporter I of .zinc, the white metal used in
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This Fall
a prison farm had “slapped liim.'l
I ired l<ir ‘Insuboidimition
Stakes said Odle Miii.U.i, prison
rehabilitation director, i.nd E VJ | Easton, however, was
Co'ei protestant chapHin ^' /^‘^ 'of the charge foVowlng a hearln t
“ I conducted during a special session
I of the board
Cofer, who has been with tin-1
system about three years. drew |
been with
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Must be bright, No. 1 grade, small atem, as Wf
want it for hors* hay. No weeds. Must be loaded
in cars F.O.B. your shipping point, will be paid for
there. Our men will inspect hay and pa#* or reject
same. We are In no hurry end will buy from pro-
ducer only ---- no brokers need write. Send yotfr
offer of hay to
wkh their warm, figure flattery. Portrayed in |
colors an*1 extravagant new solid shades. The fall
fashions also take your pocketbook into consider-
ation.
| loan—we make I per cent farm loans—no appraisal
I fees—mi brokerage fees—for you Io pay. Let’s talk it
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Way ahead of the first autumn leaves, our
advance superbly styled 1947 fashions!
New looking too, are their flattering, un-
restricted fullness, glowing autumn colors.
Select these new different fashions now
for your every need.
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Roy M. Re*. M, Fort Worth. Tmu*.
wu bound over tor trial today on
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r>,i-! complained about his dismissal.
Stakes indicated additional fir-
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The general manager.
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I JEWS TURNED BA( K FROM PALESTINE—The
I British transport liunnynieade Park, one of three ves-
I seis carrying some 1,100 Jewish immigrants intercepted
B wij lie trying to gain illegal entry ,into Palestine, passes
■ through the English Channel under the escort of a
■ <lest 1 -oyer (background) en route to Hamburg, Germany,
I where they were expected to disembark. The Jews, who
I sailed for Palestine from Sete .Fiance, July 10, aboard
t the Exodus 1917 were destined for camps near Luebeck,
j Germany. (AP Wjrephoto).
Loans
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employees, members of the prison "lightening up” program, has 1s-
« sUe(j instructions to ill farm
1 managers to see that their help is
efficient. He also told each farm
manager the b.aine will fall di-
rectly on the manager’s should-
I ers in the event of escapes or mis-
treatment of prisoner:;.
Coter, who told reporiers lie had
nothing to say about his dismissal. I
recently filed a complaint with the i
prison board that he had been
’ by Capt John Easton,!
the Darrington Farm. I
however, aas clean-.i|
return
In June. 1946
the Eighth Air
cars and
in var-
1csponoed
you foresee
op immedl-
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ifesearch Tram Rrveals Discovery
Line Plays \ ilal Kok in Blood Cells
III ' be ( i .’ '.rr
lnadqmn ters
Col Charles W
Braunfels, mcs no
uar with Russia.
Russia has never
gressive war
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Marsh ill, Eiseji-1
when he re- I
IManager of Prison
System Given ‘Free
Hand’ to Hire, Fire
HOUSTON, Sept 6 - I ' ,----
general manager of lire Texas Pri- '
son System has been given aj
tree hand” in operations of the
system and in hiring rod firing [
Dis- I wartime pennies
'Ihe fmoings were announced to
tin- Fourth Internal ional
Research Congress by Dr .....
John G Gibson, I
II. of Harvard Medici School
l and Dr Roblev D Evans and Dr
' J E Nelson of M I ’I’.
This same research team
been working on bio ,ri
since 1940. and durin"
developed the method of
whole blood plasma abroad
Pupils of the TSCW Deinonstia
Hon School will report for opening |
of the school on Tuesday. Sept Ifi.
nt 9 a in., when classes will be-
gin, Dr Thomas Pierce, director,
announced.
Teachers of the school Monday, i
Sept 15. will attend a meeting of
the college faculty
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John Kieran and Boston
Newspaperwoman Wed
BROOKLINE, Mass . Sept 5 —
(A9— Mias Margaret Ford of Brook-
line. Boston Herald feature writer,
and John Kieran, author and "In-
formation Pleaae" expert, were
man led F r 1 day in St. Aidan s
Catholic Church.
The ceremony was performed by
lhe bride’s brother, the Rev. John
C. Ford, 8- J. , i ■ eg gg*
... 5. H
Gens
and Bradley
In ' leaders."
Col Thomas H Lunday. |
. . . holds a contrary l.ellcf.
’Certainly there is a possibility I
war with Russia in Hie near
he asserted I be’luve I
that Russia is an agg!««sor nation |
I ve felt to for the las* seven years. '
and mv opinion hasn' changed ”|
Lnndf.v. » research officer In the
V A vocational reliabilltat !< n di |
visni'l i.. I" 'lie (i .’ •.ecl.'in <■( the '
divisions headquarters .‘.tail.
z **.....1~' rug,'S. New I
|s■.ssibdity of ■
He holds that |
waged an ag- I
JUSTIN (Ol'I’LE MOVE I
TO NEBRASKA AIR BASE.
JUSTIN. 8<1>I 6 ‘Spli —Cpl. |
and Mrs Allrert Judge left Friday)
for Kearney Army Au field at
I Kearney, Neb., where he has been J
ttali'ferrod from Ft Worlh. where I
he has Im*cii stationed u'th the
Eighth Au Forte since last, Jan-
uary
Mrs Judge is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs Oakley Pierce of
Justin, and the cotipl" has made
their home in Justin since their
marriage last April She has been
employed al the Pierc ■ Grocery
Cpl. Judge was with the 159th
General Hospital Division in Eng-
land in 1943 and 1944 was trans-
ferred to the 66th D "tsion In
France, then to the 42nd Division
m Austria, where he was stationed
until his return to the United
States In June. 1946 He rcenllsted
with 'the Eightli Air Force
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Sept ».
— i4’i — The 36th Division As- |
soeiation fears no war with Russia.;
a poll taken at its annual reunion j
in the Gunter Hotel revealed to-1
day
Six persons botli ofti
enlisted men. from cuties
| ions sections <>1 Texas
; to the question “Do
'ii wai with Russia in
ate future7'vith live “noes”
one "yes "
Col Robert lies,
| sent commander <„
fantry Reg, thinks the U 8 i
Hussia can live side bv side
peace “we have to." be adds
"There ,.s too much at stake lor i
either country to go overboard In- !
to a war." Col Ives declared
"Both nation.-, realized the tragic
consequences which w.ulu follow
j a break In relations and a light- i
| to-the finish." ■ *
j Paul H Miller. Corsicana male)
t nurse, eehoed his words.
“Our leaders, he said, "are too)
! big and know too mucn about war
Ito get us involved tn It."
I be meant " '■ '
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Mr. and Mrt. M. D. Brown i
tteir aoo. Barry Brawn, on Bfc
way XU aouth M Buco. offyrad
teatimony at Ma preliminary hB
inc ta jueUce court today.
By ALTON L. BLAKLELEE
■> "i late I Press Science
: T LOUIS. Sept 6
,\erv Hint zinc pints a
I lidi;>d cells- a t u idir.g
izsslble clues tn treatment
I uali.v fatal disease
Ills was announced
a -cari'li team from 1
Iisitv and Massachu.it" t >
Lie of Technology.
I'llic disease is leukemia,
■ ay Q.e a kind of earner
fll. of patients with the disease,
lev found, contain only one-fifth
Mlnitra, who Joined, the prison
staff in January last year. re-
ceived a salary of $4,800 annually |
lem, Darrington and Retrieve
Farms, had been discharged
cause of “insubordination'
refusal “to carry out <iders
the course of their duties. | a SHiUrv of $2,730 per war.
Minttru and I
tw > days the j
Moss, assistant j
manager of the I,iinsey Farm in
Brazoria county Mots uLsmissai
followed the ©scape ol approximate- |
ly 40 prisoners during a
storm two weeks ago.
Slakes also announced lie
accepted the resignation of
F Catcliff, superintendent of the I
prison print shop at Huntsville, I
effective Sept. 30. Ra'clilt's re- |
signation said the actiirn was tali-I
en because of the 50th legislature' |
failure to provide appiopriations ‘
for his meals in additim to an an-'
filial salary of $2,856. , j
Correct Ills of System
W C Windsor. TyUr oil man '
and recent prison board appointee
who last Monday was named |
chairman ol the nine-member group i
said today, "The board hgs given
Stakes authority to get the system'
in order and to correct current |
ills in tiie system. The board stands
Catieer [ 100 per cent behind Stakes in his
Bert j actions."
Windsor made his comment when !
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 20, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 7, 1947, newspaper, September 7, 1947; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1315764/m1/3/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.