Bowie County Population Up But 10 Others Report Losses
Bowie County gains 10,726 in population to 60,934 in 1950 from 50,208 in 1940 as district figures show. Texarkana city up 7,584 to 24,602. Marshall, Paris, and Sulphur Springs also rise while several counties fall.
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Queenships and Bows: Bebington Garbage Driver Faced Dismissal
Sidney Cooper, a 46 year old Bebington garbage truck driver, was fired after witnesses said his orange vehicle followed the queen’s motorcade and he bowed. The town council upheld the dismissal 28 to 10 amid a packed hearing. Cooper denied bowing while supporters urged royal intervention.
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Trolley Bus Wreck Kills Seven in Glasgow
A speeding trolley crashed into an overturned double-decker bus during rush hour in Glasgow. Seven people died and 48 were injured, including a 17 year old girl. The trolley embedded into the bus ceiling as both vehicles collided.
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Taft Attacks Truman Point Four Aid as Open-Ended Plan
In Washington on May 24 1950 Senator Taft and Senator Malone assailed President Truman s Point Four program charging it paves a permanent overseas aid policy beyond the Marshall Plan. They warned the bill could fund aid to all nations including Russia and other Communist countries while Connally defended the administration s intent to avoid aiding Communist nations. The House approved aid bill totals 3 120 550 000 with 35 000 000 for Point Four.
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Dobie to Speak at Librarians Clinic in Denton
J. Frank Dobie of Austin will address the 11th annual clinic for school librarians at North Texas State Teachers College on June 9 and 10. NTSC library director Dr. Arthur Sampley announced the event. Miss Mattie Ruth Moore will discuss Library Service Under the Gilmer-Aikin Law.
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Port Alma sails to Newcastle with apples from New Zealand
Port officials confirm the freighter Port Alma carried 30,000 cases of apples from New Zealand to Canada, a major delivery amid coal shipments to Newcastle. The voyage marks one of the world’s largest apple consignments moving to Canada from New Zealand.
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Bedroom destroyed in Austin residence blaze
Fire destroyed one bedroom at the home of Harold C. Perkins 96 Chicon Street on Wednesday about 4 30 p m. Firemen could not determine the blaze origin. No injuries reported.
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Williams Reappointed Firemen Pension Head
Frank Williams of Winters was reappointed by Governor Allan Shivers as state firemen's pension commissioner for a term ending July 1 1951. Williams has served as commissioner since the death of H B Satterfield two years ago.
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Truman Names Two Ex-Aides To Bolster Revamp Schedule
President Truman names former Democratic Senators Mon Wallgren and James Meade to key federal posts under the new government reorganization. Wallgren becomes Federal Power Commission chairman. Meade to FTC chair. Fleming named under secretary of commerce for transportation. temporary maritime board set. Hoover lauds 18 major operations in executive reform and cites progress on four fronts.
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