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sponsors in their present
Tuesday that “for the next
made into the minds of men in
years,
full responsibility for the adminis- |
traton of the General Land Office I
and veterans program "
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short lived in the state.
Other early
The front left a 33 degree, read I
chided 37 degrees at Amarillo and
ing behind it at Dalhart
Man Arrested On
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To Study Phone Rate Hike
Weak Cold Front May
Bring Rain To Texas
Lose No Time
In Stern Bid
Irregular Procurement
Automobile Parts
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UN Head Confronts Chinese
Premier On U. S. Prisoners
confronted Communist Chi-
nese Premier Chou En-Lai
53 at San Angelo, 54 at Wichita
Falls, 59 at Del Rio, 63 at Lufkin,
State
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About 600 congressional jobs, some
of them pretty cushy, were up for
I grabs Wednesday as the Democrats
I and less socialism,
out for more help."
Attorney General Is Guarded
While Speaking In Ft. Worth
FORT WORTH, Tex , Jan 5—UP | push the idea of socialized med
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all countries Moscow radio says
that the movement is in its final
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crashed into the rear cl the mach.
Ine driven by Mrs. Marlow, resul-
ting in extensive damage to both
vehicles.
southwestward to San Antonio, but!
| it was expected to be out of the
I state by Wednesday night.
j Cool air from iie rlains States
! was expected to push in behind the 1
first front to lower temperatures '
Tuesday
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go on here is the telephone comp-
any figures.”
Ernest told the councilman he
was exactly right, that the finan-
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(r Unite Prats PsiraSm Materee
(Cr) Oontral Prats eetures
an Eig Veatura
A. G. Pinnell, 40. charged on sev-
eral counts of passing Worthless
checks, was in county jail today
after his arrest by Sheriff Earl
King, Tuesday.
Sheri ff Kin g s aid the man pas-
sed a hot check in Grandview just
with his help. I will take ! $4,000 a year posts. Their Republi
can chief, ('apt William J Brod
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Come Higher This
Way ... Man Learns
Charles Rae Wilson, 30, of Blum,
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upper Panhandle for the state's I land, 46 at Presidio, 50 at Abilene,
lowest reading Wednesday morn }
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Worried About Outlook
“I am worried about what is go
ing to happen to the telephone com-
pany in the future,” Baker said.
“I have looked up your losses and
the picture isn’t too good.”
"In 1946 your books show a loss
of $23,000, in 1947 you show a loss
of $50,000 Baker said. “Then you
received a.rate increase in March
of 1948, yet you lost more than
ever before. $73,000- in 1949. Your
books show a substantial loss in
1951 and in 1952. your books show
a loss of $83.(XX). I am just won-
dering if you will be back again
Head • Lines
By CLYDE HEAD
By UNITED PRESS
A weak Pacific cool front eased
eastward across Texas Wednesday,
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bringing scattered light showers, j precipitation was expected to be
but only a barely perceptible drop '
in temperatures.
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hands of politicians to be used as a
dole for buying votes and for ere
ating bigger, fatter,bureaus "
Fort Worth detectives A C How
erton and D S Harris watched the
peratures generally were in the
60s and ranged up to 70 at Browns-
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The columnist says the meet-
ing is taking on the atmosphere
of a revival meeting, "muted to
meet the decor of the plush
Shoreham hotel ballroom."
The various individuals attend
ing the meeting get on their feet
halt his investigation of the vet
erans’ land deals in South Texas
He seemed unworried Tuesday
night, though the city furnished i
detective protection from the time |
are it is a pretty up and at ’em
proposition.
At least, there is nothing wrong
Maximum temperature 72 de l
grees • year ago today - 4- -
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Naturally, we would like to know
a great deal more about the move-
ment, but from here, it sounds like
a very fine thing. We would like
to know more and intend to find
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Gieorgi N. Zarubin. In addition to coun-
ties placed ofr
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• driver of one of the autos, was
— learned columnist, who keeps his
- ears to the ground and his eyes
peeled, for any new, developments
in world affairs, this is a very
and turning
Generally
Shivers (old a news conTeience T
reclaimed control of House and cent usually can figure on surviv-
Senate from the Republicans. j mg a party switch.
the Hotel Texas as Shepperd spike
“I think all this." Shepperd said
referring to the shooting threat,
has been exaggerated’’
Socialized Medicine It Topic
Shepperd told the medical men
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pro-Communist and right- i
wing fellewer ef former •
Pres. Arnulfo Arias, also i
arrested. (NEA Telepht) I
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rick ($6,200), was packing away
' his mementoes, presumably in-
| doors of the Crystal ballroom in |
Congress, and nobody is about to
change it. I
Take the Capitol police., Last
March I the House was shot up by
assassins. Members raised a hue
and cry for better protection. The
House passed a bill to create a
professional police force It died
in the Senate.
So the 158 Capitol police Wednes
! day, as usual, were looking either
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or $15 40, to the justice of the
peace, after pleading guilty to theft
over $50
Deputies were seeking his com
“Sure, I went up to the Cleburne
J parts house and got that transmis-
। sion," he told the deputy.” I climb
। ed over a fence and took it. I had
! another man with me. I needed
that transmission and I was going
up to Cleburne and pay for It as
soon as I got it installed. I can’t
run my car until I get it in.”
' The deputy loaded the man in
' his ‘squad car and returned him to
1 Cleburne, where he paid $35 for the
transmission, plus $10 and costs.
fine organization, indeed.
He says in his column that Mor-
al Reamament was brought to this
country, from England, by Dr.
Frank Buekman, its American
founder. He also says that the or-
ganization sometimes defies defini-
tion. It has no formal member
ship, collects no dues.
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The organization, if it can be
called such or the movement, if
it can qualify for such nomer,
is really a state of mind, aceor-
ding to this great—newspaper
plan.
It advances four absolute prin
ciples including absolute hones
ty, purity, love and ubeelfish-
ness. Its supporters insist that
these principles must be lived up
to.
CLEBURNE. TEXAS. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 5. 1955
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at Austin and Corpus Christi.
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titled to a fair retuia on their in i think that we are naive enough to
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"Mayor, the fact that the law; not plan ahead and consider all
says we are entitled to a fair re-1 possible costs. I just don’t believe
turn on our investment doesn't it and I don't think any of the
D e in o c r a l. One congressional
source long familiar with such
matters said maybe 5 to 10 per
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The group, 700 of them, from 23
nations is made up of high offi-
cials in foreign governments, mem
bers of parliaments, university pre
sidents, professors, students, a-
tomic scientists, retired generals,
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tices to other counties as soon as
trial dates have been set
Moscow roesn t like this
group and its way of thinking to presemtattve,EErmest,that from
say nothing of the inroads it has 1920 to 1948 telephone rates had |
made into the minds of men In remained about the same had installed a transmission in his
automobile today which cost him
$15.40 more than he originally bar-
gained for, all because of the ir-
regular way he obtained the ap
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Last night s session was thease-
cond public hearing concerning the
proposed rate increase, which if .it
is approved will be the fourth such
increase since 1949. Other requests
for an increase in rates were
granted after the issues were drag-
zd through several sessions of the
I council.
PUBLISHED AFTERNOON
DAILY AND SUNDAY
Maximum temperature 74
grees in past 24 hours.
Minimum temperature 60
grees in past 24 hours.
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paratus.
Wilson, according to sheriff’s re
cords, sought to purchase the used
transmission from a South Main
Street Auto parts house Tuesday,
asked to haye the item charged to
an account which he said he wish-
ed to open. A checktp revealed
his credit record would not sustain
the charge, so he left without the
transmission.
Wednesday workmen at the auto
parts house missed the transmis
sion, notified Sheriff Earl King A
deputy was dispatched to Blum,
where he found Wilson in the pro
cess of installing the transmission.
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against his life “has been exag
gerated.”
Shepperd was throated Monday
by an anonymous caller who said
the state officiale would get "a
bullet in the head” if he did not
•re urged to and was a policeman and deputy
sheriff at Brownwood.
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MILK FUND CONTRIBUTIONS
wasn't sorprised whan he found
Brown slaughtering a stolen
calf. But Popovich said he
hadn’t expected t Find his oww
brand on the animais's hide.
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Scattered showers and local thun- “We received a tip by police ra-i
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A half inch of moisture was
measured at Amarillo, 40 inch at
Attorney Halts
Parr Litigation
On His Own Plea
MISSION. Tex , Jan 5_UP_A
young attorney who is a member
of the state legislature has thrown
a monkey wrench into prosecution
of cases against political boss
ESTABLISHED 1904
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liner that picked up Hammarskjold
and his delegation at Canton ar-
rived at 1:55 p.m
But three officials of the foreign
ministry, also headed by Chou,
welcomed Hammarskjold and his
perd, guarded by detectives while He said they are bureaucrats
in Fort Worth to speak on social I who want to put another favorite
ized medicine st a medical society commodity, medical care, into the
meeting, thinks the shooting threat
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marskjold's arrival and first meet j
ing with Chou
The broadcast said Hammar
skjold and three members of his
delegation met with Chou and four
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. ' panion today, who doubtless will
Cheek got into an auto and drove also be fined when he is arrested,
away." Sheriff King seid. "It was making the transmission cost con
KMijNg
probation Wednesday
out of 104 indictments returned
by an anti Parr Duval county
BIRD SOCIETY TO MEET
The Johnson County Bird Society
will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
in the county courtroom.
Russell of West will be the guest
E2eE
i out.
If Red Russia is afraid of this
* group and what ft might do to the
4 minds of revolutionaries, chances
men at this hearing believe it eith-
er.”
Ernest said he had not intended
to leave the impression that they
didn’t look ahead Rather, he said
they could not judge what the
costs of materials and wages would
be in the future.
Erhest said that the investment
for the Cleburne Exchange carried
at $1,500,(XX) as basis for fair return
on investment and the tax value
was $470,000.
Courtroom Filled
The county courtroom was filled
with a cross section of telephone
subscribers served -by this ex-
change. The audience included doc-
tors, ranchers, dairymen, farmers,
businessmen and club women. All
of the subscribers paid close atten-
tion to all questioning and partici
pated in the discussion, recogniz-
ed from the floor by Mayor Holli-
day.
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at the Cleburne Optimists Club Youth
Center. The Boy Scouts are pictured
atop one of Central Fire Station units,
which stood by during the fire, as a
precautionary measure.
George Parr and associates by
for new Jotirnr now (and Denio pleading legislative immunity.
couple of 38 caliber
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L Jan. 5—UP—Secretary Gen-
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also closed to Russian travel a 15-mile-
wide band of Mexican border except
for that portion which falls in Webb
County, Texas. (NEA Telephoto),
rates consultant to study the prob- they claim KC says they are en 1 said, "Now, Mr. Ernest, you don’t |
€ity Manager Jack Washburn
th Main Street last night /Former Police Chief
I Maude Marlow, 61, of Abilene, "eEn olIc —nen
Wednesday night and Thursday, away. Sheriff King said “It was making the transmission cost con-
Colder Wednesday with lowest 30a simple matter of interception, siderably more than the price or-
to 40. I from there We arrested him on iginally quoted.
I highway 81, a few miles north of___
Grandview. k i ■ j ■
‛ i Pinnell is also wanted in Hamil- | rone I n jured I n
66 I ton. Odessa, Midland and several racr. K » •
66 other cities, for passing worthless ! roIC Accident
66 1 1__Nobody was injured in a two au
60 I — | to collision in the 1600 block of Nor I
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The $100,000,000 veterans land ! cludng
5—UP— real friendly, real fast, with a
dom for 11 jailed U.S.TYr-eg
‘ It also includes certain individ-
3 uals, who admit very readily that
they were connected with the Com-
-9 munist Party for many, many
3 years. These are converts to the
1 "new state of mind.”
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Councilman Willard Baker label
ed the three previous rate increas-
es as a "package deal” made by
the old council , with a proviso
that the final and third increase
would be granted when the tele
phone company completed the con-
and give testimonials. . ."eyes struction of a new dial telephone
shine. . .many sit on the edge ! building and dial system to serve
of their seats.” • the local exchange.
The newsman says that Radio { During the hearing last night,
new Baker pointed out to SWET Co rr
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64 at Houston, Beaumont, Waco
and Fort- Worth, 65 at Dallas and
has his hand , returned to THE ACE, where she x _41
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ing land they’d never seen Later J officials who actually were picked
three Cuero men were named in Tuesday in Democratic caucuses,
criminal complaints and a probe For the ousted Republican clerks,
into the program has continued sergeants at arms chief doorkeep-
Rudder’s appointment came just ers, and a few other top job hold I
three days after Giles resigned to ers, there were soft landing "spots: I
return to private business Giles ’ Minority jobs, with related titles,
said at the time he had informed but lesser pay (In a typical case,
the governor of his longstanding $8,484 yearly, instead of $12,348.)
desire to quit months ago, and For the smaller fry there was
Shivers confirmed the statement nothing except the hope of getting
An employe of the parts house
cial sledding for this exchange and , identified the transmission, then
several other exchanges in the Wilson talked.
Rep Eligio De La Garza’s im-
munity plea would delay start of
some 70 Duval county cases until
about the end of next June or
later
De La Garza told United Press
Tuesday night he had been en-
gaged as one of a team of attor-
neys to defend Parr and his as-
sociates, and that as a member of
the legislature he would plead im-
munity
Under state law, a member of
the legislature cannot be compelled
to appear in court during the legis-
lative session or within 30 days of
the beginning or end of such a
session.
De la Garza denied he had been
engaged for the specific purpose
of delaying the trials Most of the
cases have been moved out of Du-
val County on changes of venue.
The first eight have been trans-
ferred to Washington county,
where trial was to open March
14th
He said he had already mailed
notices of immunity to Washington
county to get those rises post-
poned and would send similar no-
Members of_the city council dur- North Texas area has suffered. . Ernest said it was impossible for
Mayor Walter Holliday asked the the company to foretell what mat
request by Southwestern Bell telephone official why the tele- | erials, wages and other factor:.
Telephone Co. for a rate hike here, phone company would be interest-' would be, in a year or two.
voted to secure the services of alert i keeping ttowm-ensts, when "
tle theft.
Constable Sam j Popovich
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Those CLEBURNE coaches, who
। both got lost returning from AR-
LINGTON last night at separate
times, are studying up on the ge-
he arrived in Fort Worth until he: >neppera toiIne medical men ography of the immediate terrain
left. I he could remember when socialized to the north interest perking
Shepperd Gives Warning I medicine, an old headache,” was up locally in the JACK RUSSELL
Shepperd warned the meeting of a topic for high school debate 15 or awards banquet, to be staged at
the Tarrant County Medical 20 years ag° But he said 11 has high school cafeteria at 7 o'clock
Society that “there are highly gathered strength with age tomorrow night by the local OP
l trained experts in the government' He said only John' Q Tubliq I IMIS I club Many local grid
who are paid to do nothing but stands between the doctor and fin will be on hand to see former
| 1 socialized medicine and there are ' enidder present plaque to outstand-
i ....... । three things to remember about inK footballer in District 2 AAA .
A 1 the voting Mr Public Massive plant building of TEX
; First, he said, the voter believes AS (ilASS FIBER.COu nearing
in privale enterprise and the rightrfttet#,*GRANPVFEWg.
of a man to get ahead Scads of future employes of the
1 .2 . pent searching for places to live
Secondly, the man on the street in the hittle town.
is just as anxious as you the The CLEBURNE YELLOW JAC-
j doctor, to solve the problems of KETS need an opponent for » home
। medical care without any kind of game Oct. 7 Just taking that
government interference " ilong look ahene Banker TIM
Thirdly, however, the voter is a AUBREY attending to his tonsor-
j changeable man with major short ; ial needs BOB ANDERSON and
comirgs. He cometimes becomes GLASCOE.-DOYLE viewing a
। apathetic and occasionally voters, inew type shaver now on the mar-
i white temanding more economy net Pert DOROTHY REED has
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Church -whan Edith
Workers
for Russian citizens in the United
States Tight travel restrictions were
set forth in lengthy note from Secy,
of State Dulles to Soviet Ambassador
i a bit more by Thursday morning.
| The two fronts, however, have
clearing skies behind them and the
ter job and I'm not mad at any
body,” he said.
Roberts previously served as a
patrol captain stationed at Kl Paso
and other UN personnel
still held by the Peiping!
regime.
Hammarskjold lost no'
time in getting down to bus-
mess with Chou.
Tile two men met less than three |
burs after the secretary general I
arrived in Peiping to carry out his
mission.
Chou, who usually greets visiting
Not long ago we wrote a col-
umn touching on politics. It up-
set a very dear triend of ours
to such an extent that we hesi-
tate to write another. However, J
this thing we would like to talk
about may be so far removed
from the common path taken by
politicians, that it will not be up-
setting to anybody.
Did you ever hear tell of an
organization or group known as
the Moral Rearmament World
GOOD DEEDERS — These Cleburne
Scouts are happy over a job well done,
the stacking, gathering-in and burning
of hundreds of old Christmas trees. The
burning ceremony took place last night
given a ticket for making a wrong On Prosecutor Staff
turn into a traffic lan. . FORT WORTH, Tex , Jan 5—UP
| Lewis Corbin. 206 Moon Street, —W. G. Roberts, police chief of j
~1er »uto, was trav- Haltom City untii his resignation j ___„ .__
eTing south oni Wbrth Main when the Tuesday, became an investigator: ARRESTED Thelma King mavine Hig Srnrise
aceteens, OrtW, .UK. Watpnerdaxormahestazrani cusy ormodeithpn ») ( oflv„TeH, ..X --
poRcbentparsmedenbsdcahecguttethe ma Chy in .connection ’
tion between it and the Haltom | with the race track assas-
City municipal government , sination of Pres. Jose An- .
"I'm quitting only to take a bet I tonio Remon Sunday. Miss I
King was identified as a j
foreign dignitaries at the airport. OUT OF BOUNDS — Black areas on
was absent when the Chnese air newsmap locate 895 counties in 39 states
which have been declared out of bounds4
AUSTIN, Tex . Jan 5—UP J
Earl Rudder, Brady rancher and
commander of an Army reserve
unit, was to be sworn in Wednes
day as the new land commissioner
and head of the veterans land pro
gram that has been under fire
lately
Rudder, a hero of the Normandy
invasion anil at 44 a farmer, ranch
er and businessman, was named
Tuesday b Gov Allan Shivers, to
succeed Bascom Giles
Rudder entered politics last
spring. He beame a state Demo
cratic executive committeeman
The former Texas Aggie football
player and Brady coach was
praised by Shivers as "one of the
outstanding young men in Texas."
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Two year's ago it was the same
tiling, only vice versa Turn the
rascals out is still the rule on
('apitol Hill it's a rule as old as
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with absolute honesty, purity, love next year asking for another in-
and unselfishness Nothing wrong crease- Of course all we have to
except a dearth of them all, that is
According to the 700 attending
the meeting this movement is a
positive alternative to Communi
sm.
In 1949 the Ruhr was voting
75 per cent communist. Today
the same Ruhr is voting 15 per-
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600 Congressional Jobs
which recognize Red China In Henr “rare
Peiping radio, offical voice of | U IICOU •I0IC
Red China, wailed until its regular,
5 p m broadcast to announce Ham I —N P.
Land rrogram
Chinese officials.
“Premier Chou PR Lai received
UN Secretary General Dag Ham-
marskjold at 4:30 this afternoon,”
the broadcast said.
"Present on the occasion were
Ahmed S. Bokhari, undersecretary
of the United Nations, Per Lind of
the executive office of the UN sec-
retary general and Humphrey Wal
dock, professor of international
law
“Also present were Chang Han
Fu, vice foreign minister; Chiao
Kuan Hua, assistant to the foreign
minister; Tung Yueh Chien, direc-
tor of the department of interna
tional organizations and commerce
and Wang Cho Ju, chief of protocol
of the foreign ministry ”
Bokhar is from Pakistan, Lind
from Sweden and Waldock from
Britain.
The Peiping broadcast gave no
details of the meeting.
mean that we get a fair return.
We practice economy at all times,
bargain for poles and other equip
ment just like anybody else ”
Carnot Foretei Costs
Asked if the telephone company
didn't anticipate or plan ahead.
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a.m. measuring time, but none had
fallen at Amon Carter Field weath- "
er station at that time.
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bureau, it dropped temperatures
only four degrees from 64 to 60
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Wiley Cheatham charged that sev The order of business in both
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Proctor, Jack. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 50, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 5, 1955, newspaper, January 5, 1955; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1434259/m1/1/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.