Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 230, Ed. 1 Monday, May 24, 1948 Page: 4 of 8
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4—Gainesville, Tex. Daily Register
Mon., May 24, 1948
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Roy Blanton Officer
Of A&M Senior Class
Roy Blanton, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Blanton, Sr., 221 Davis
street, has been elected social sec-
retary for the 1948-49 senior class
at Texas A&M college.
Young Blanton is majoring in
business administration at A&M.
106 North Chestnut St.
Telephone 187
Drive Workers
Judge J. C. Cantrell of McKin-
ney, vice chairman of the Collin
County Boy Scout district, will be
principal speaker Tuesday at 7:30
a. m. at a breakfast to be attended
by the general financial campaign
solicitors in the blue room of the
Eat-A-Bite cafe.
Judge Cantrell has had 15 years
of service as a Scouter, is holder
of the Silver Beaver award, and
is finance chairman for Scouting
in Collin county. He is a former
county judge there.
Judge Carroll F. Sullivant will
preside at the breakfast as gen-
eral solicitation and approximate-
ly 100 workers have been invited
to attend.
Ten Boy Scouts have volun-
teered for the task of telephoning
each of these workers Tuesday,
beginning at 6:45 a. m. to remind
them to be present for the break-
fast.
Man Painfully Injured
When Struck by Oil Pipe
Everett D. Castle was in Medi-
cal and Surgical hospital Monday
with a serious injury to his back
which resulted Sunday when he
was struck by a section of oil pipe
that fell from a rack at which he
was working.
Castle, who resides on route 2,
St. Jo., works for the Haney Drill-
ing company of Wichita Falls.
AP Newsfeatures
These two photos illustrate the passion for realism which has become one of the outstanding char-
acteristics of modern movie-making. The photo at left is an actual news picture of A. B. Tolley, one
of 12 convicts who broke from Colorado’s state prison in December 1947, snarling defiance as he
is searched by one officer and covered by another after having been pulled out of a snowbank near
Canyon City, Colo. When the producers of the movie “Canyon City” got to this scene they followed
it with painstaking exactness. The shot from the movie is at the right.
HOST- Gov. Mon C. Wall-
gren of Washington will be host
at Olympia to President Truman
when the chief executive tours
the Pacific Northwest following
a speech at the University of
California in June. The two are
old friends.
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BUYS OUTFIELDER
LONGVIEW, May 24 (AP)—Out-
fielder James (Lew) Morton has
been purchased from Birmingham
of the Southern association by the
Longview Texans, leaders of the
Lone Star league baseball race.
KAY JENSEN, Scandinavia’s leading jockey, adjusts his gear
before taking a horse for a workout. Jensen is learning about
American tracks and horses, then will ride in American races.
AP Newsfeatures
BALTIMORE—Scandinavia’s leading rider, Kay, Jensen has
jumped the Atlantic and soon will be giving America’s leading jock-
eys a run for the money.
Jensen arrived in this country with a record of 260 wins. The
29-year-old jockey now is learning about American tracks. He is
under contract to Trainer W. G. Jones of Apheim stables.
Jensen considers his biggest European victory the Stockholm
Derby aboard Fatima.
A native of Copenhagen, Denmark, Jensen has been riding
horses since he was six. He intended to become a veterinarian, but
after two years of college his father went “bust” and he quit to be-
come a jockey. . ,
Jensen considers the American starting gates and tracks far
superior to those he is used to. ____________________________
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Local Soldier Ends
Basic Training Program
Odis L. Strickland of Gaines-
ville has recently completed a
basic training program in Com-
pany F of the 12th regiment, 4th
Infantry division, Fort Ord, Cali-
fornia, and is now on orders for
further duty in the Corps of En-
gineers. He received a rating of
marksman with the M-1 rifle.
Young Strickland, who enlisted
for three years, attended Gaines-
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pose. For example, the STREAM-THRU fenders
of the Kaiser or the Frazer are a style feature
others have attempted to copy. But the real
reason for the design has been overlooked.
The true function is to provide more usable
space without increasing over-all width. Only
Delegates Going to
State Demo Convention
Cooke county will be repre-
sented by a full delegation of five
men at the State Democratic con-
vent meeting in Brownwood Tues-
day.
W. T. Bonner, named chairman
of the Cooke county uninstructed
delegation, will head the party,
which will include B. Maniss and
John A. Atchison, elected dele-
gates, and J. B. Piper and Joe M.
Leonard, Sr., chosen alternates,
and holding the proxies of W. D.
Garnett and Yancy Culp, respec-
tively.
Capt. Tom R. Hickman, ser-
geant-at-arms for the convention,
will also go to Brownwood late
Monday to be present for the
opening cf the session Tuesday
morning.
The Cooke county delegation re-
ceived instructions to vote as a
unit in the county convention held
here May 4.
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Texans-Trojans Battle for
Top Place in Lone Star
By The Associated Press
A wide rift has opened between
the first and second divisions of
the Lone Star league with each
section having some hot fights.
As of today five games sepa-
rate Gladewater, at the top of the
second division, and Bryan, at the
bottom of the first.
Longview’s leading Texans beat
off Tyler’s challenge yesterday
with a 9-2 victory. Had Tyler won
the Trojans would have been in
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one and a half games behind.
Kilgore advanced within a
game of Tyler by downing cellar-
dwelling Lufkin 12-4 and Bryan,
in fourth place, held the pace by
licking Henderson 5-3 on Man-
ager Jess Landrum’s dramatic
home run in the eleventh inning.
Marshall was edged by Glade-
water 4-3 and remained a half-
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of the cafe, reported the loss con-
sisted of $555.22 in silver and cur-
rency and $95.25 in checks. The
latter had been given by custom-
ers Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
and Mr. Garrett asked that per-
son who had given checks to the
cafe the three days contact the
management so that a complete
check can be made of the loss.
Mr. Quisenberry closed tine cafe
at 10:30 p. m. Sunday, he reported
to officers. When he opened the
building at 5:30 a. m. Monday, he
found the cash register on the
floor and the safe missing, AThe,
cash register had rested of the
safe near the front entrance to
the building. The safe was ap-
proximately 30x30x36 inches in
size.
Entrance to the building was ob-
tained by breaking a rear window,
and the rear door was opened
from the inside to remove the
safe to the vehicle which carried
it away. Due to the size of the
safe, two and possible more per-
sons who had given chickes to the
burglary.
State Ranger Lewis Rigler and
city and county authorities were
investigating the case Monday. An
inspection indicated nothing but
the safe was taken from the build-
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600-Pound Safe
Containing $650
Stolen From Cafe
A 600-pound safe containing
$650.47 was stolen from the Eat-
A-Bite cafe between 10:30 p. m.
Sunday and 5:30 a. m. Monday it
was discovered by Manager Nebo
Quisenberry, when he opened for
business.
The safe was rolled to the rear
door of the building located at
309 East California street, and
loaded onto a vehicle, the tracks
of which were plainly visible
Monday morning at the rear of
the business establishment.
Jack Garrett, one of the owners
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 230, Ed. 1 Monday, May 24, 1948, newspaper, May 24, 1948; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1510334/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.