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stand, will be sternly decked in
grandpa's yellowing ermine robes
or new ones of rented rabbit. They
say this has been the toughest year
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But some people have physical
burdens which they must bear all
their lives. So they must develop
a philosophy of living and try to
attain happiness in spite of their
difficulty.
Medicine nowsdays has no cure
actually tried to sell the
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or diabetes.
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front of people who already are
bearing heavy burdens.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case G 389: Harold H., aged 20,
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Stephen Haboush has had a re-
print made of our story about his *
lecture and pictures, recently made
in the Holy Land, and is using it
as his principal publicity piece. A
copy was mailed to Denton friends
by a minister in Amarillo.
ment of time.”
I have an odd feeling going to
this crowning by airplane instead
of aboard a darkened ship in con-
voy, the wartime way. The uni-
forms are so different. It was all
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First off, there is no evidence to
support the notion that the Brook-
lyn Bridge ever was party to a
confidence game.
Old-timers in the city Depart
ment of Public Works, in the Po-
lice Department and district attor-
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York immediately—George Little.”
The wire was sent from Mon-
treal. Canada. Miss Archer is a
native of that city, a graduate of
McGill University and of Yale, she
has won recognition and scholar-
ships all over the place She re-
cently studied under Bela Bortok
and Paul Hindemith; and has been
at NTSC since 1950, teaching com-
position, piano, orchestration and
Italian diction.
Asked to explain the telegram,
she said, “One of my composi-
tions, a piece for chorus and or-
chestra. called “The Bell’ has been
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first place.
It took $15,500,000 and more than
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chorus and orchestra in four large
sections. The words are by John
Donne. English poet of the 17th
century. The piece represents man'
life on earth, his tribulations his
spiritual transformation, the death
of his body, and finally the triumph
of afterlife."
The Music Departmenat at NTSC
has gained national recognition in
recent years and is still gaining
momentum. The knowledge that
Violet Archer is here will not hurt
at all.
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It’s up to the highway commission to take action
quickly. Commission chairman E. H. Thornton has de-
scribed Highway 77 as "horrible." It keeps getting more
horrible each day as the death list lengthens.
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A Bolivar woman was killed on the dangerous high-
way, three miles south of Lewisville. Two men were in-
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Now, the English Socialists, Left Wingers and fellow travelers
are ripping Senator McCarthy up and down the back. He is the
only one who is trying to carry out Republican campaign promises
Taft has folded up. He is a little lamb now.
When Truman yanked (a tragic blunder) MacArthur out of
Korea, Clement Atlee shouted, “Good old Harry always does the
right Wag." Now he wants Fieenhower to recognise Red China
so he can yell. “Good old Ike “
By HAL BOYLE khaki then, and no khaki now. and
.. — . 1 won’t have to worry about being
NEW YORK I-'The first time mistaken for an officer and get
I went to England I saw a city ting embarrassed about throwing
being crowned. a colonel a three fingered boy
Now I’m going back for the scout salute.
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Cattle is a big “crop” in Texas.
Everyone knows that, of course. But how many
know that tourists are even a bigger crop?
This interesting fact is pointed out by the Texas
Highway Department, which has compiled figures show-
ing that cattle brought $285,298,000 to the state in 1952
while tourists left $332,684,000 in Texas communities.
The largo stun was spent by out-of-state tourists.
Texans traveling for recreation in the state spent an
additional $398,000,000 last year.
Texas obtains this tourist windfall with very little
effort on its part. Unlike California, Florida and Wy-
oming, Texas does not advertise its attractions. If Texas
should do so, millions of people would come here who
know nothing about Big Bend Park, our cities, resorts
and historical attractions.
The reluctance to advertise stems from the carpet-
bagger days after the Civil War. At one time, Texas had
laws that specificially prohibited advertising of Texas
attractions in northern newspapers. The Legislatures of
* that day wished no influx of Yankees.
Today the situation is far different. We welcome
the visitors and do our best to make them settle down
here and help the state grow.
An advertising campaign, modeled on the campaigns
of California and Florida in national magazines and out-
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But we have methods or medi- son,” City Health Officer, submitted
cines for reducing the nervous ten- their resignations to the Commis-
sion of the spastic and the epilep- sion.
tic and for keeping the blood sugar Born: To Mr. and Mrs.’ M. T.
level normal in the diabetic. Klein, 1325 Maple, a girl, Satur-
And you folks you aren't trou- day at the Denton Hospital and
bled with these three difficulties Clinic.
By SAUL PETT
NEW YORK U— The Brooklyn
Bridge is 70 years old today,
and maybe it’s time to kill a few
ugly rumors which have plagued
the old lady since her days as the
Good Morning Pastor.
News.
Gary Moore Show.
The Chriatophers.
Imperial quartet.
Double or Nothing.
Perm and Home Editor.
Mid-Day Merry-Go-Round.
News with Baasindale.
House Party.
Memory Lane.
Noon Edition.
The Big Payoff.
Break the Bank.
Showtime Matinee.
Cash Quiz.
Welcome Traveler*.
Cartoon Time
What’s Cooking?
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SAYS WE LOSE IN CONFABS WITH REDS
— Tthe Record-Chronicle: I am vary glad President Eisenhower
tarood down Churchill's proposal to have a pow wow with Malenkov.
At all The confabs we've had with the Beds. we’ve lost some
thing. At Tehran and Yalta, Roosevelt and Churhill lost their
pants, and at Potsdam, Truman and Churchill lost their shirts
Those pow-wows to Korea make me sick. The Reds slipped some
fast and slow ones by Truman and Acheson. It gave the Reds time
to dig in and build up their forces and equipment. There is the
.recent lousy prisoner deal in which we gave 5,800 Red prisoners
.for 120 U. N. prisoners.
Our so called beloved pals, England and France, are putting
the pressure on Eisenhower to recognize Red China. Eisenhower
at a recent news conference, did some pussyfooting. He should
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The death toll on Highway 77 continues without
let-up. The reason is obvious: The road, in its present
condition, is a menace. .
Denton County officials have secured all the right-
.way needed to construct a modern, four-lane High-
„_y 77 through the county. They have pointed out to
the State Highway Commission that 30,000 motorists
travel on Highway 77 each day between Dallas and the
“I take nerve sedatives regular-
suggested as one of the works to has had one year of college. ly and only infrequently do I have
be performed in a program of Can- “Dr. Crane, I have a favor to an attack. I have had two light at-
adian music. to be held in Car- ask you,” he said, as I had a tacks in the past three months.
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Foreign trade is a complex subject. However, one
fact is not difficult to understand. Trade must be a
- two-way street.
An example of the constructive force of foreign
trade may be found in the jute industry. The jute in-
dustry of India links the farmers of America with the
farmers of Asia and, in doing so accounts for two-way
trade that is of benefit to both.
Manufacture of burlap from the jute crop of Indian
Pakistan is India’s largest industrial enterprise. Burlap
exports by India to the United States in 1951 accounted
I for 26 per cent of India’s total dollar earnings and
amounted to $80,000,000. About 80 per cent of the im-
ports of burlap by America are used for the packaging
of agricultural commodities in burlap bags.
The use of burlap bags by farmers in turn has helped
to create a foreign market for the products of American
agriculture — in the year 1951 India bought $330,000,-
000 worth of American agricultural products, includ-
ing $126,000,000 of cotton.
Aside from the fact that trade is the only practical
alternative to pouring out billions in foreign aid at the
Employers, suppose Harold
were your own son! Wouldn’t
you exert unusual efforts to
find a job for him which he
could fill without danger to
himself? Never throw any ad-
ditional stumbling blocks in
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It is a vast moment for a bat- time every one in London could
tered empire, which hopes the muster a wry smile, and that was
coronation will end a reign of ter- all. But on coronation day I’m go-,
ror, war and want—and begin a ing to try to find an Englishman
happier reign in which even Sir $o swept by happiness he breaks
Winston Churchill and Clement down and laughs—laughs out loud
Attlee may roast an ox instead of in a clear, deep, ringing belly
each other. laugh.
The British feel their fair new It hasn't happened since the first
queen may bring them as much Elizabethan era, some 400 yean
luck as the first Elizabeth. a ago. And if I see it, and write it,
doughty, haughty lady who molded will anybody believe me?
an empire and died an old maid, <
sighing:
"All my possessions for a mo- LOOKING BACK
crowning event of a young lady's
life.
The city, of course, was London
in wartime, wearing a ruinous
wreath of fire by night from Ger-
man bombs, a circlet of towering
SmAka Ite day: of course. 1. Ell..- Just plain, ‘ mpossible xuryivaltor
beth II, who on June 2 wil formal- ’ “hite,rabblt. Whose fur, cannt
ly don the crown of empire, a betod from an ermine in a Lon-
heavy crown for one so young— “on 10; ... T .
with a dark worry for every Well, let the queen have her day
gleaming gem and her lords their ermine. The
Our British cousins are making British man in the street and I
the occasion perhaps the greatest won’t go thirsty. A few measured
social event in history, ’ one in "hip, hip, hurrahs and into the
which most of the world is glad pub we go, to talk over old times
to join. They have done everything • • new times. . . any kind of
but rent Grover Whalen as official times.
greeter. I’m after a bigger story. In war-
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4 Love of Life.
8 Morning Devotion.
8 Channel 8 Previews.
4 Search for Tomorrow.
6 Bobby Peters Show
8 At Home With Ralph
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4 Guiding Light.
4 Cartoon Time.
8 ' Julie Benell Show.
I expense of American taxpayers, this country needs the
products of other lands.
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negie Hall, New York, and con- brief chat with him folloxring an "But I can’t get a job, for if
ducted by Leopold Stokowski. This address in Fort Wayne recently. I try to be honest and cite on my
work was first given in a nation- "Why do people seem to regard application that I have epilepsy,
wide broadcast on February, 4, spastic paralysis cases and epilep- then that kills my chances at the
1953." tic patients as if we are ’freaks’? very start.
4 Peaturette.
8 Hour of Worshtp.
4 Hour of Worship.
8 Church Services.
4 Musical Varieties.
8 Industry on Parade.
8 Miracle Year.
4 Clear For Action.
, Red hot, calculating force is the only real solution in Korea
| it to the only thing they understand
H. L. HARRELL,
Argyle
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“Yet. I have a good brain, and standing and friendly to all such to John David Waldrip and Muriel
have taken a year of college. But patients Joe Burke.
I have no incentive to go on, for They can all live long, useful TEN YEARS AGO
why spend my parents, money on and happy lives. if they develop Lt. Raymond Wheeler, who was
more education, when I can’t get the proper philosophy. Joining the injured in a jeep accident at Camp
work, anyhow? “Compliment Club" reduces your Howze, is reported to be in a satis-
“I have a friend who is a spastic, self consciousness and nervous factory condition at the Camp hos-
also with a high I. Q. But his tension. pital.
muscular action is jerky and when And you employers should try to Mrs. I. B. Holt went to Kilgore
Candy Carnival.
The Christophers.
American Forum of the
Air
Big "D" Jamboree.
Big Picture
Mexican Jambone
Mr Wizard
Cartoon Time.
Girl Scout Program
Lamp Unto My Feet
Kukia, Fran and Ollie.
Cowboy Classic.
Old Hymna.
Zoo Parade
Cowboy G-Men.
Miss Inez.
Adventure.
Hall of Fame.
Super Cireus.
Vacationland America.
Bill Henry Show.
Gold Star*.
Ranee Rider
Wild BUl lckok.
People's Foran
Roy Rogen Show.
Hopalong Casaidy.
Televiewa of the News.
Movie Marquee
Red Skelton.
Song* of Inapiration.
Private Secretary.
Mister Pewpen
Toaat of the Town
You Asked for it.
Colgate Comedy Hour
New* Review.
Weatherman
Weekly Prevue.
Fred Waring Show.
Movie Marquee
Televiston Playhouse.
Time to Smile.
The Web
The Doctor.
Dougias Fairbank* Presents
What * My Line?
Death Valley Day*.
Quick A* A Peah
Bunday New* Special
Pamous Playhoune.
Th!* Is The Ufa.
Peaturette.
Jewelen Bhowcee.
Parts Forum
Life I* Worth Lving.
Movietime
Channel 8 Theatre.
Weather Ttefacta.
New* Pinal.
Hour of Decinton
Wbtt'i Your Troubie?
Talent Patrol.
Vespers,
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Today
New* and Preview*.
Film Jockey.
Morning New*
Arthur Oodfrey Time.
Ding Dong Bchool.
Prfoguo tn the Future.
There1* One in Every Pam-
Ask Washington.
Strike it Rich.
Mr. v.S.,
have come out witte 8 mighty "no."
A gab, our beloved European and South American pals, are
shipping strategic materials to the Reds. Switzerland, during the
itral and make a world of dough. Today
and material deals from South America
In Denton one is always meet-
ing remarkable people.
The other day a mutual friend
introduced us to the most talented
person we have met lately—Miss
Violet Archer, of the TSC music
faculty. She was feeling good that
day, for she had just received the
following telegram: "Please send
Bell Cantata records to Wilfrid
Pelletier, 1425 Broadway, New
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Seeks Laughing Britisher
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“Don’t they realise that we may
have a high I. Q. and be hungry
for normal friendships and friends?
“Take my case, for instance. I
worked for a year at General Elec-
tric. Then I had what I thought
was a fainting spell one day.
“But the doctor pronounced me
an epileptic, and I have since
found that he was correct.
12 years to build the bridge At
today’s prices, according to J.
eten aftemoon qexoept Saturdan ana Bunday to Denton ub- Frank Johnson director of the
Km, dieEmekor 04 Division of Bridges, its replace-
mwhewoudwasstpbout XS
"IXb" 'I ‘ sunscnirnoN RATES AND nronMATON works and antitf in Utt, the
x- M.aa .a. , -------- — . bridge was the longest suspension
BWLSgyjJ*J? —kd*y«: ioe few Sunda- span in the world, stretching
le 1,594 inche across the East RiV-
intiee, oniy where Canter arvce is not er. It held that title for 20 rears
9000 «Mtm annotoa. 02-0 one month. Today it ranks ninth among sus- '
pension bridges, but for beauty of
line and proportion mkny experts
claim that Ka granite and steel
grace still to second to none. Also,
it still to said to rank first in per
sonai pubiicity.No bridge ever
ion upon Mhe enarncter, reputatom er mtandne at an, had more written about it or more
easpmaWem wili be gladly correctea upon beidg cated pictures pointed of it.
EditorialPaqe Doings
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making his hands work smoothly.
“Yet he is a well read fellow
and a wonderful personality. I’ve
heard that there may be almost
one millon of us spastics or epi-
leptics in the USA, so please ask
folks to give us a break!”
Many of you high schoolers think
you have nothing to live for just
because a boy jilted you or you
aren't very popular.
Raise your sights' Remember the
girl who was grumbling because
she couldn’t have a new pair of
dancing shoes until she learned
that her brother was coming home
from Korea without feet!
Some of you are cross eyed. That
1 can be remedied by properly fit
ted eye glasses in childhood or
by eye surgery.
So take full advantage of all that
psychology and medicine have to
offer you. Eye surgeons can
straighten your eyes, but that
alone doesn’t make you popular
We psychologists can then show1
you how to win friends, as by join-
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This OC knows nothing of music
but we know these are big names
in that field; and she mentioned
several other just as big who are
having to do with having her com-
position presented on the occasion
mentioned.
For those who know about mu-
sic: "The Bell’ to a piece for L
employ handicapped folks of all to attenl the graduation exercises
sorts in jobs where their difficul- of her granddaughter. Miss Mary
ty is not a serious obstacle. Helen Rucker, who graduates with
Always think: "Suppose Harold honors at the Kilgore High School.
today were my own son’ What TWENTY YEARS AGO
would I do?” Bofn: To Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
(Always write to Dr. Crane in King, 430 Stroud Street, Monday,
care of this newspaper, enclosing a girl.
a long 3 cent stamped, addressed Mrs. J. D. Hall, Jr., was a
envelope and a dune to cover typ- guest of friends in Kilgore.
ing and printing cosLs when you Marriage license was issued to
send for one of his psychological Hermon Sanson, Lewisville, and
charts.) Yeddie Wilson.
tiny i W* Fes year; aiz montha, 6180; three
910
Prof. Bad Mrs. J. N. Brown have
returned from a month’s visit witte
their sons, and families, in Phoe-
nix. Ariz. Lee Brown is with Good-
year Aircraft at Phoenix, and Jack
Brown is manager of the U. S.
Manganese Corporation there.
Mr. Brown was tremendously im-
pressed by the new tunnel through
the mountains between Globe and
Phoenix. It has been years in
building and cost several million
dollars. It was officially opened on
May 16, and the dedication serv-
ices were attended by people from
all over Arizona, and some from
other states.
The tunnel shortens the distance
on that highway some 30 miles,
and eliminates a lot of dangerous j
and scarey hairpin curves. Mr.
Brown says:
“Just take 24 west from Denton
and just keep going west through
Roswell, Alamogordo, Las Crueces,
Lordsburg, and Globe.
“You bear people say it is all
desert, but that is not true; there
are filling stations all along, and it
to not a difficult trip anymore,
with the new tunnel completed.
By a coincidence the Leslie Head-
lees live next door to Lee, in Phoe-
nix. They came down there from
Springfield, Mo., in 1924.”
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Variety Pair.
Movte Marque*
Quest Book
Henrl’s Hollywood
Pashions in Face*
Howdy Doody
Hot from Hollywood
Mary Oartar* Cook Book.
Kiddie Karnival.
Ann Aldan.
Party Time
Laugh Time.
Frontier Playhoune.
Kitty'* Playhouse.
Captain Video.
Western Theatre.
New* with Edwarda.
Be* Saw Zoo.
Bob a Ray.
Perry Oomo.
Cartoon Tim*.
Camel News Caravan.
Evening New*
Burns and Allen.
Cowboy Thrill*
Linn Bheldon Show.
■vanins Bdition.
Westherman.
Godfrey'* Talent Scouta.
Play of th* Week
Vote* of Pirestone.
I Love Lucy.
Inspector Mark Saber.
Eye Witness.,
Red Button* Show
Texas tn Review
Robert Montgomery Pre-
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Studio one.
ABC Playhoune.
Pashion Forecast,
Paul Winchell-Jerry
Mahoney Show.
Sports Previews.
Wrestling
Texas in Review
Mystery Mansion.
Buspense
Th* World Today.
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 242, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 24, 1953, newspaper, May 24, 1953; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1427204/m1/4/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.