Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 40, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 30, 1946 Page: 4 of 4
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ONE MAY BE FIRST DEMO CHIEF JUSTICE IN 25 YEARS
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successor on the supreme court bench will be the first Democratic chief justice in a quarter century—
Stone, who died suddenly of a cerebral hemorrhage at his home in the capital city, having been the
third successive Republican to occupy the nation's highest judicial office. The widespread specu-
lation over President Truman’s choice of a successor centers on the names of Associate Justice Hugo
L. Black, right, of Alabama; Robert H. Jackson, center, of New York, and Stanley Reed of Kentucky.
Black Is now the ranking member of the court, while Jackson, who has been the chief U. S. prosecu-
tor at the Nazi war trials in Nuernberg, Germany, is the man suggested by Truman in the past
when mention was made of Stones probable retirement. Most Washington folk wise in the way of
appointments Insist any group of three men considered from the eight associate justices must Include
Stnn!"y F. Reed, who ranks second only to Black in tenure of service. (International)
FORT JACKSON, S. C., (ZP)—
Front pagos of newspapers are
collectors’ items to T-Sgt. Donald
L. Hopkins, who has 4,000 of
them.
The Waltham (Mass.) man, a
bank teller in civilian lila, began
Fin 'lection as a Bostoi Uni-
versity journalism student. It in-
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To get the full benefit of your electric
refrigerator, defrost it whenever the frost
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The art of moose calling is
very difficult.
Two Presbyterian
Circles Meet For
Luncheon on Monday
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met in the basement of the Pres-
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course luncheon, with Circle F
as hostesses. "
After lunch, the group went to
the ladies’ parlor and enjoyed an
afternoon of visiting and sewing.
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We are authorized to announce
the following candidates for
Titus County offices, subject to
the Democratic Primary July 27:
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the Midway Driller and the Cas-f
ket; Volume 1, Number 1 of the
Boston Transcript of 1830; a 1792
copy of the Worcester (Mass.)
Gazette, and papers in 35 differ-
ent languages.
Hopkins values a paper writ-
ten and typed by the editor’s toes
the work of an armless girl.
‘Ever Normal Fish
Freezer* Advocated
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., (ZP)—
Addressing the convention of the
Gulf Coast Fishermen's Union,
Dr. R. A. Kahn, of the Fish and
Wildlife Service, Department of
Interior, said:
“Loans are used by the Depart-
ment of Agriculture in some
cases in which it is desired to
support a certain parity price.
Such an idea could conceivably
be developed for the fisheries to
provide the ‘ever normal fish
freezer' as compared with agri-
culture’s concept of the ‘ever no-
mal granary.’ Fish could be
bought or pledged for loans dur-
ing times of glut to be held over
for times of scarcity.”
OBSERVERS IN WASHINGTON are speculating on the possibility that Chief Justice Harlan Fiske Stone's
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Apr. 29 to May 3rd
By appointment only,
Miss Auline Glenn will devote 45
minutes to you for an individual
skin analysis, a beautifying facial
and make-up and advice for daily
complexion care.
Miss Glenn comes at
our own expense to extend this
courtesy to our friends and custo-
mers.
That is the thrill you
have in store for you during the
Beauty Week visit of
Miss Auline Glenn
Cara Nome Specialist
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BEAUTY WEEK
The choir of the First Baptist
Church will meet Wednesday
night after prayer meeting for
its practice instead of on Thurs-
day night. F. M. Sponselier, Jr.,
will direct the practice.
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Make your appoint-
ment howl Only 10 consultations can bo
given daily—9 A.M. to 4:45 P.M.
Expert hands to
smooth the way to new beauty for
you ... to give you the most
flattering make-up you ever hadl
Expert advice to aid you in keeping
your complexion lovely through the
years!
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NEW FREEDOM IN WATER HEATING ... thanks to a new automatic Gas water-
•heater... the most economical and efficient way to supply all the necessary
hot water for a modern laundry and automatic dishwasher!
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NEW FREEDOM IN FOOD STORAGE... A new silent Gas refrigerator... so
spacious you’ll have more room for frozen foods... be able to keep all foods
at the peak of fteshness much longer. Start planning for your "New Freedom
Gas Kitchen”—today! .......... .
dealer
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broiler, fool-proof oven baking, top-of-stove cooking so fast and flexible
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T T ERE are the three major "freedoms” that make every "New Freedom ~
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.Smooth, fragrant, luxurious... and a value you can’t
afford to miss! Barbara Gould Cleansing Cream whisks
a*fa7 ov*rY trace of soil and make-up ... leaves your skin
brilliantly dean. Choose the type your skin requires..;
Special Cleansing Cream enriched with luscious oils for
dry skin.;.or Cream Pompon, a fluffy dazzling white
cream blended for normal or oily skin. Get a season's
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For Representative 35th District:
HAYES JOHNSON
ALFORD H. FLANAGAN
For District Attorney:
"BAYLOR RUSSELL
DEAN NEUGENT
For County Judge:
MORRIS HOLSTON
For Sheriff:
AUBREY REDFEARN
WM. R. (Buddy) GANN
COY COKER
ED JONES
PAUL D. BROWN
Tor County Attorney:
BIRD OLD. JR.
L. W. VANCE
For Assessor Collector:
W. W. MASON
For County Clera:
MRS. J. A. GLASS
BILLIE GARRETT
For County Superintendent:
THERON M. JONES
For County Treasurer:
D. C. MORGAN
AD S. ROGERS
VANNOY H. SARGENT
For District Clerk:
THOMAS J. (Jack) HOOD
For Commissioner Pree. 1:
R. W. (Humphrey) JONES
OTTIS HOBBS
L. C. BANKS
For J. P. Precinet 1:
FRANK MADISON
For Constable, Precinct 1
M. H. GADDIS
O. D. GOOLSBY
R. S. CRESS
For Cotton Weigher,
M. O. COMBS
For Commissioner Pree. 2:
NEIL FLEMING
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CLOSING NOTICE
CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY CO.
GROGAN SUPPLY CO.
DRIGGERS LUMBER CO.
Begining the coming Saturday, we
will be closed each Saturday afternoon.
Other days of the week we will be open
as usual.
The Mount Pleasant (Texas) Daily Times Tuesday Evening, April 30, 1946
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 40, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 30, 1946, newspaper, April 30, 1946; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1367240/m1/4/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.