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26. (P) dell Willkie left a gross estate of $849,316.67 and net estate of 6550.992.24 when he died Oct. 8, Weeks DRUG STORE We have complete Surgical Appliance Department Includtog Trusses, all types of "CAMP" Surgical Supports, Shoulder Braces, Elastic StockCrutches, Elastio Ankle and Knee Braces, etc. This department is in charge of well well-trained man and lady fitters. Ask Your Doctor DRUG STORE YOU 24 and 26 East Twohig (Across from Continental Trailways Station) PHONE 4153 BRESCRIPTIONS 1944, an appraisal filed today with the State Transfer Tax Department showed.
The 1940 Republican Presidential nominee left his personal effects and income from 75 per cent of the residual to his widow, Mrs. Edith W. Willkie, and 25 per cent of the residue income and contingent remainder interests to his son, Philip. Among the assets listed by the administrators, the First National Bank of the City of New York, were stocks and bonds valued at 12; mortgages, notes and cash amounting to insurance of $139.847.16 and properties in Rush County, Indiana. Diamonds Make the perfect gift, regardless of the occasion.
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Doan's give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous vraste from the blood, Get Doan's Pills. EX-GIs REG. STUDENTS WE SUGGEST EARLY REGISTRATION For Term Beginning January 6, 1947 SAN ANGELO BUSINESS COLLEGE S. Chadbourne St. Dial 3660 Register between Dec.
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m. 'til 7:30 p. m. TIME TO DEFROST- was the pas sword aboard the Coast Guard cutter Kimball after it rode out recent Lake Superior storm and made port at Duluth, weighted down with tons of ice. In photo, above, Seaman John Dickendashen, Columbus, Ohio, stands between a life-raft, left, and a Gl truck, right.
AIMS, PROBLEMS TOLD Winter Is Meeting Time For Farm, Ranch Groups By WILBUR MARTIN Associated Press Staff Texas farmers and ranchers are using wintertime to hold annual meetings, airing problems and discussing future aims. Some lofty resolutions and policies have been decided already at a few. Mounting imports of foreign wool concerned delegates of the Texas Sheep and Raisers Association recently. They called for an "adequate tariff increase" to protect domestic wool and prod-. ucts.
PROGRAM OPPOSED Another resolution asked that Commodity Credit Corp. be then "empowered to dispose of domestic wools it now owns at prices which will encourage and permit the rapid sales in competition with imported wool, but not interfere with ormarketing of forthcoming domestic production." State soil conservation directors went on record as opposing consolidating the soil conservation program with other agriculture agen-1 cies. And a resolution reminded that now would be a good time to apply natural soil-building programs, following, heavy ANDERSON wartime TO land TALK usage. One of the biggest gatherings on schedule is the ninth annual meeting of the National Cotton Council at Galveston, Jan. 2 28-30.
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson is scheduled to appear on the program. Oscar Johnston, president of the council, has said one of the major items will be the mapping of a full-scale program to better the American position on overseas cotton markets. THRESHING TIME The annual San Saba fat stock show for of the 4-H clubs and FFA chapters scheduled Jan. 27 and the Coleman County livestock show is set for Jan.
20-21. HARP BECOMES SHERIFF Only One New Face Will Join Crockett Officialdom Standard-Times News Service OZONA, Dec. will be only one new face when elective officials of Crockett County start Bruce Harp will become sheriff two year terms me Wednesday. and tax assessor-collector, succeeding Frank James, who is retiring after two terms in office. Mrs.
A. O. Fields has resigned as office deputy, effective Jan. 1. She took over her husband's job when he left for military service early in the war.
BOOKS of all Publishers Angelus Bookshop Second Floor Hemphill-Wells Careful Attention Given Mail Orders Accuracy Quality Satisfaction Stop in for a "check-up" on your eyes NOW! OTIS PARRIS OPTOMETRIST 5 W. Beauregard Dial 6006 San Angelo SEE If there is any doubt about your eyes, you'd better have them examined today! If Glasses Are Needed Get PHILLIPS GLASSES Dr. Phillips OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN 28-A W. Beauregard Texas College has announced that the first annual short course production of corn hybrid seed" will be held Jan. 6-8.
The Texas Hybrid Seed Corn Association is co-operating the affair. Jack Harper, San Marcos, is president of the Association and R. V. Miller, Austin, Secretary. Texas gained executive rank for the first time in the American Vocational Association recently.
Ed L. Williams, director of the Texas College industrial extension service, and J. J. Brown, state director of vocational rehabilitation, were elected vice presidents. Willie Molter, son of Mrs.
Carl Rausch of Fredericksburg, was boomed as one of the leading race horse trainers of the nation by a weekly news magazine. His horses have won 114 races in 1946. Another Fredericksburg boy who has done all right as a turf trainer is Max Hirsch. He trained the King Ranch Kentucky Derby winner, Assault. Senator Connally Visits In Marlin MARLIN, Dec.
26. (P) Senator Tom Connally was Marlin today for his first home-town visit since last Christmas. He arrived last night from Houston, where he spent Christmas with his son, Ben Connally and family. "I am grateful to find conditions in Texas so fine," said the Foreign Relations Committee chairman, who made four trips to Europe this year. "Anyone who spends a few months in Europe and witnesses the hardships and miseries of the people of that area, and lives among the harshness of their government will return to the United States with a joy and will to thank God that he lives in this great land of ours." Senator Connally will leave tonight for Texarkana where Mrs.
Connally has visited relatives during the holidays. The couple will return to Washington in time for the senator to attend the Democratic caucus there Jan. 3. A person can be poisoned by poison ivy without touching it. Smoke from burning poison ivy irritates sensitive skins.
Tahoka Man Dies In Airplane Crash TAHOKA, Dec. 26. (P) Lane Jones, 19, of Tahoka was killed yesterday afternoon in the crash and burning of a light plane in a field near Wells community. He had been in the air about: 30 minutes before the crash, which his father, W. C.
Jones, said was believed to have been caused by an air pocket. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon in Tahoka Methodist church. Harp has named Mrs. Gertrude Parry, bookkeeper at the Smith Drug Store for several years, to assume the deputy's post. He announced ced that Deputy-Jailer Ross Dickey and Night Deputy Hurst Laws will be retained on his force.
Other county and precinct officials- re-elected in the recent general election--will begin their new terms in office on Jan. 1 with only a ripple of unusual activity. A new term in office means taking the oath of office and furnishing new bond. Beginning new two terms will be County Judge Houston S. Smith, and District Clerk George Russell, County Attorney N.
W. Graham, County Surveyor W. P. Conklin, County Commissioners Rob Miller, Chas. S.
Black, J. W. Owens, and E. R. Kinser, Justice of the Peace Bill Johnigan and Constable Tom Smith.
Hitch-hikers Fail In Attempt To Rob Abilene Man FORT WORTH, Dec. 26. (P) The Christmas Day kindness of an Abilene resident in giving two hitchhikers a ride from Texarkana last night was rewarded with their unsuccessful attempt to rob him of his money and car. Bobby Ray Fincher told police here he had reached the western limits of Fort. Worth on Highway 80 when one of the riders, 21, drew a knife and his companion, 32, remarked that he had a gun in his pocket.
The elder man took over the car wheel. After taking his billfold containing $4, the men directed Fincher to cash a check in a North Side cafe. Fincher instead called police, who, a chase, caught the men in North Side. Yule Gifts Sent To Legion Vets Standard-Times News Service LAMPASAS, Dec. AmerScan Legion post here sent 21 Christmas packages to veterans in the Legion hospital near Metcalfe Kerrville, Dusty Bales, chairman of the local "Yanks Who Gave" drive, reported this week.
Weldon Mitchell of Adamsonville has been taken in as a member of the Legion here. Eldoradoan Flies To Warm Springs For Yule Visit Standard-Times News Service ELDORADO, Dec. W. Alexander, local banker, took plane for Warm Springs, to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Alexander and their son, Ollie, who is undergoing treatment for infantile paralysis at the foundation there.
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