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Blenders •Can openers
Razors
Corny Dog, Tri-Tators, Pea Salad and Cake.
•Electric toothbrushes
Coffee makers
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•Portable Phonos
MONDAY, MARCH 27
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TUESDAY, MARCH 28
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THE ALLEN AMERICAN
Box 27, Allen, Texas 75002
Entered at the Allen Post
Office as Second Class Mat-
ter. Subscriptions $4 yearly
in Collin County and $5 year-
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ALSO, it's appropriate to thank the fine folks around
Allen who helped make The American winner of the honor
of the finest weekly newspaper in North and East Texas
for a city of Allen's population. Allen is a unique town —
and putting together an award winning newspaper is easy
indeed with the co-operation we receive, especially from
the merchants who support The American by advertising
their bargains on these pages each week.
Without the co-operation of these advertisers who make
up the backbone of our newspaper, The American could
not exist.
Thanks also .o the folks at Southwestern Bell, Texas
Power and Light, The Dallas Morning News, Lone Star
Gas and East Texas Chamber of Commerce. They donated
the plaques that will adorn the walls of the office as soon
as Pat ccmes to town to put them up.
Especially are we grateful to Southwestern Bell andTP&L
because they are among the "backbone" advertisers men-
tioned a couple of paragraphs ago.
2/28 — Grass fire in hay-
stack. Estimated loss of $200.
2/28 — Grass fire south of
Parkplace Blvd.
2/28 — 1960 Ford Truck on
fire. Estimated loss of $600.
3/4 — Grass fire on the
Coffee farm.
3/7 — Assisted an auto-
mobile accident.
3/10 — Grass fire on Story
Road at Central.
Page 2 - Allen American - Tuesday, March 21, 1972
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Published Tuesdays
Call 727-5531
Pack your picnic basket and join us - 120 n.m.
Entertainment - Sneaking to follow
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3/13 — Grass Fire on High-
way 75.
3/14 — Grass Fire on Coats
and Cedar.
3/16 — Electrical fire at 107
W. Main.
3/18 — House fire at Virgil
Holt Farm. Estimated loss of
$4,000.
3/18 — Grass fire 1 mile
east of Allen on FM 2170.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
YOU AND YOURS ARE
CORDIALLY INVITED TO COME
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CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATE
Jim Hogg State Park - Quitman
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insured, whenever I have an accident or loss?
Generally, there are five -parts of each auto nolicy
which will compensate the insured for his loss. The
common ones are (1) Medical Payments, (2) Com-
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protection, sometimes referred to as the uninsured
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Man of the Month. He rece-
ived an honorable discharge
as a First Lieutenant, United
States Army Infantry, after
four years of service during
World War IL____.
In 1965 he attended the Na-
tional College of State Trial
Judges on a fellowship and
was co-chairman of the val-
edictory ceremonies of the
class of 106 judges.
He was a student in rural
elementary schools in Gray-
son County and is a 1937
Denison High School graduate.
While attending the University
of Texas at Austin, he was
an honor student, a member
of the varsity debate squad, (
and president of the Athen-
aeum Literary Society. He
served twice as president of
the University Young Demo- |
crats, and on the Longhorn I
boxing team.
Judge Brown was president
of his freshman and senior
law classes while attending
the University of Texas Law
School, and received his lic-
ense to practice law in 1946.
He received his LLB degree
in 1947 and engaged in private
law practice until 1965 when
he became Judge of the' 59th
Judicial District Court.
The 59th Judicial District
Judge is a member of the
Church of Christ and has been
a deacon and Bible School
teacher. He is married to the
former Barbara Runk of Har-
risburg, Pennsylvania. The
couple and their three daugh-
ters reside in Sherman, pol.adv.
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Being a Law Enforcement Officer in this day and time
is not easy. The days of the night watchman, and the good
old hometown cop are over.
The law enforcement officers of today must be well
trained in their field. They must be well versed in all
phases of law. The uniformed officer you see in the police
car riding the streets everyday must know some federal
law, all of the State laws, county laws, and city ordinances.
It is necessary to know what constitutes a federal case and
what branch of the federal authority to contact. It is also
necessary to be able to identify what lawshave been violatsd.
and to what degree. The degree of violation, in most cases,
will determine what court the case is filed in, city, county
or district.
If you, as the general public, need a law explained, or need
an interpretation of the law, you go to an attorney and he
will take a law book from his shelf and read the law to you.
Your policeman cannot carry with him all the books he would
need to do this. Your officers must carry the knowledge in
his head of not nonly the interpretation of the laws, but the
practical application of the laws as well.
So if you ask one of your policemen a question on a point
of law, do not be too quick tccriticizehim if he must stop
and think just a minute before answering.
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Judge David H. Brown, of
the 59th Judicial District
Court, has recently announced
his candidacy for re-election.
'The 59th Judicial Court serves
Grayson and Collin counties,
and Judge Brown has served
as the 59th Court judge for
eight years.
Before serving as the 59th
Judicial District Court Judge,
he was the Judge of the Gray-
son County Court at Law, and
is a former President of the
Sherman Junior Chamber of
Commerce. He has also
served as President of the
Sherman Chamber of Com-
merce, President of the Gray-
son County Development
Council, and Co-Chairman of
a Chamber of Commerce New
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• YOU’VE HEARD ABOUT losing your job? This week,
I’ve just about lost my job as columnist due to lack of
space. It's just as well because I don't have much to
say anyway, as usual.
One must, though, is to apologize to the friends of Mary
Ereckson who wrote the fine piece on her behalf last
week. Two lines were left off accidentally and the entire
tribute is being printed again this week.
Starts Wed.-through Sat. March 25
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Camper, Buddy & Camper, Pat. The Allen American (Allen, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 35, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 21, 1972, newspaper, March 21, 1972; Allen, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1407259/m1/2/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Allen Public Library.