Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 202, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 10, 1949 Page: 6 of 14
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Mr. and Mr» Richard Cayce and
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Mr and Mr* C. M Dillard, Mr
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Dr Cade was a veteran of
World War I and a graduate of
the University of Texas medical
nchool. He was past president of
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The prisoner was a big turtle
Farley had removed from the back
yard of a woman who feared that
it might bite her children
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a bulk bundle of form* They in-
cluded application* for various
item*, such as ambulance trans-
portatinn, blood tests. disability
claim*. diagnosis reporta, applies- ;
lion for hospital admittance,^
claims for bill*_____all of which
Evert Lee Dillard and Barbara,
and Maxine Dillard, all of Fort
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tor. all of DaBas; Mr. and Mra
T. P. Ball of Plano, Mr and Mrs.
Jack Church of Fort Worth
Mra R C Jones of Coolidge;
Arizona; Mr and Mrs. W. A. Jones
of Dallas; Mra W E Pitzgerald.
Mr and Mrs William Fitzgrald
Deputy Yields To
Lover of Soups
sr LOUIS (u.P-Deputy Sherift
zd Farley of suburban Clayton
wungly surrendered his prisoner
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DURHAM, KHum —The pio-
kle business looks sweet to New
Hampshire farmers The Universi-
ty of New Hampshire agricultural
extension service, reported increer-
Ing numbers at farmers in the sov-
them half of the state are apew-
ing cucumbers for pickling. »
Saturday morning in Fort Worth. -__ —_____, .... ... —,
He had resided in Cleburne for ohy Meek and Mr. and Mr* Evert
25 years. Kile, all of Whitesboro; Mr. and
Funeral services were to be . Mrs Athal Kile of Sherman,
held at 2:30 o’clock this after-
noon from Dillon chapel with the
Reverend Raymond Roberson of-
ficiating Burial was in Rose Hill
Cemetery, Cleburne.
Pallbearers were Bud Stanley,
Clarence Nichols, Tom Poindexter.
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He said a "vast majority of ( CONMINED to the county jal in Rut-
the British doctors areagainstthe land, VL. for the past two months as
"socialized medicine becaun.. it a debtor, Army veteran Ralph J.
^toVovtX alleged failure to pay a dvfl court
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the arrest of • hit-run driver
The boy idly carved the num-
her of e damaged car he saw
perked on a street. He reported
it to police the neat day when
he reed an appeal for where-
abouts of the driver.
Using the tip, State Trooper J.
S. Valent arrested Russell W.
Pecht, unemployed silk mill work-
er. Pecht admitted driving the
car which sideswiped another op-
erated by Miss Anne Morgan.
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Ham F., J., H and Donald C. Ptince.
all of Fort Worth and Raymond
of Duncanville: ...... 4daughter,
Mrs. R M Sparks of Dallas,
eight grandchildren and one great-
grandchild.
ROBERT LEE TAUSSELL
Funeral services for Robert Lee
Trussell. B1. were held Saturday
afternoon at 5 o'clock from Dillon
Chapel, with the Reverend Audia
sicinns freely admitted that doc-
tors’ nervie was deteriorating
Physiclans snid, according to Dr. '
Lewis, that fees charged for the (
health plan pay only one-ninth
of the cost of medical services,
ard that the rest comes out of
the general taxation fund.
He said there were also forms
for "temporary residents” to u*ey
for medical service ad that per^
sons from France, Belgium- and
The Netherlands were flocking to
England for free operations and
medical service
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NEW YORK, July • (UP- An av--
erage American doctor, just return-
ed from England, said today that
Britain's one-year-old compulsory
health program was turning that
country into a "Neurotics’ para- ■
dine." I
The phynician. Dr Willis I Lew- I
is, of Herrin, III., spent 12 days I
in England, talking with lay per- ■
sons and physicians and making •
his own investigation of how the l
national health plan works In ■
Great Britain. - I
Dr Lewis, a general practitioner . ■
with the average small city prac- H
tice, was Interviewed upon his re- IE
turn to this country •
"England is becoming a neurot- ■
Ies' paradise,” he said "Doctors
are being called at all hours of
the night by persons who want
attention, and when the call Is
made the physician find* there is |
nothing wrong with the person" j
Buch unnecessary calls, he said,
are making life even more diffi-
cult for the Britikh doctor who "al- '
ready is overworked in spending
his off hours in filling out scores
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Fort Worth and Mrs J. E Wright
of Phoenix, two brothers. Dr. C.
C Cade and J. R Cade and a
citay.
Survivors are his widow,
tormer Madeline Slaughter
Cleburne, three daughters. I
Billie Carolin Cade of San
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Proctor, Jack. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 202, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 10, 1949, newspaper, July 10, 1949; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1562900/m1/6/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.