Congress Should Focus More On Laws Than Inquiries
Editorial argues Congress misallocates time and funds to investigations since 1950 with 225 launched and 60 in progress, costing about 4.1 million dollars. It notes extra proposals, hotel room rent, and bureaucratic strain, urging assessment of which inquiries yield useful legislation versus wasteful publicity.
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Truman Faces Tough Test On Eight Billion Aid Bill
The Truman administration confronts its sternest congressional battle of the year over an eight billion dollar package for foreign military and economic aid. Analysts cite campaign-year politics and selling difficulties as key obstacles, with European secrecy and shifting alliances complicating disclosure.
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Holy Week Services Planned By Local Church Women
The Christian Women Fellowship of First Christ… Church announces Holy Week observances with the theme That They Might Live. Three meetings will run next week: Monday at 3 PM Circle 1 leads with Mrs Jack Baunders presenting Because I live and live because they went. The Wednesday session at 3 PM Circle 2 led by Mrs Bob Barrow follows. The final program concludes the series yesterday at 4 PM.
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First Christia Church
Circle 1
Jack Baunders
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Bob Barrow
Local Service Notices From The Community
A readable fragment describes plans for a Monday service at Juliette Fowl Home and urges attendance for the event. It mentions making plans, attending the service, and supporting local bands and sav ugs.
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Mr bin Halst
Wader Savy
Juliette
Political Calendar announces candidates for county offices
The notice lists candidates in the Democratic primaries for Sheriff and County offices including Carl Ridings, Tarmadgih Moore, C. L. Turman, Robert Bellows, Dick Waits, W. D. Garner, J. M. Epperson, M. L. Fletcher, J. P. Moore, Jim Willis, K. E. Hindricks, Earnest I. Lee, T. B. Wright, and Mart Bentle for reelection in the Sixth Judicial District and Tar County Clerk positions.
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Carl Ridings
Tarmadgih Moore C. L
Tuffy) Turman
Randolph School Trustee Election Set for Saturday
With three trustees to be named, Randolph School holds its annual election Saturday. Ongoing candidates include Kenneth Robinson and Rush seeking re election alongside Austin Shelley to tenwood and Turman Allen. Current board members list Campbell Robinson Owens Ander mn Teever Rush and Caplinger.
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Mr. Caplinger
Notice to the Public from Bonham Daily Favorite
Public notice from Bonham Publishing Co in Bonham Texas assures correction of erroneous reflections and credits United Press for news dispatches.
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Bonham Publishing CO
Ing Bonham,Texas
T. Frank Stewart
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Bonham Daily
Tornado Strikes Rao Ogata Area. Hull Damages Store and Homes
A tornado tore through Rao Ogata, lifting a store roof and damaging autos and windows. The event caused widespread debris and power outages while the path crossed Neona, a town of 0000 population, with residents reporting shattered sheets and damaged structures. The storm also knocked down lines near Birmingham Alabama as it moved through the region.
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Birmingham
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Funeral Rites for J. L. German At Whitewright
Funeral services held in Whitewright for James L. German who died after injuries from an automobile accident. He was a Denison Herald correspondent and a Whitewright native with schooling at Grayson College and SMU. His survivors include a sister Mrs Mary G German and brother George German.
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Army and Air Force Notify Kin by Special Delivery Letters
The Army and Air Force will notify next of kin of Korean War casualties by special delivery letters instead of telegraphs due to the Western Union strike. A spokesman says supervisory personnel will accept and transmit messages under the previously discussed plan.
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Western Union
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Fannin County Seeks Roof Replacement Bid
Fannin County will receive bids at the office of the County Auditor Bonham Texas until April 14 1952 at 10 am for labor and material to replace the roof on the Fannin County Home for the Indigent. The roof must be first quality materials and the job guaranteed water tight. Rights reserved to reject any bids. T. G. Finley County Auditor.
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Fannin County
Bonham
Texas
T. G. Finley
DE Club Honors Employers With Banquet
Bondi Distribu tive Education Club members and school staff were honored at a barbecue dinner in the high school cafeteria. Doyle Dobbins hosted and introduced Supt C H Dillehay and Principal T E Anderson who praised merchants and encouraged more students to enroll. A trumpet trio played with Joyce Lee at the piano.
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Joe Pirtle
Mickey Simmons
Vincent Dean
Joyce Lee
North Fannin PTA Father-Son Fete Tonight
The North Fannin Chapter of the Future Farmers of America holds its annual Father-Son banquet in the high school lunchroom Friday evening. County Superintendent Jim Moulton is among the speakers for the occasion.
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North Fannin
Future Farmers of America
North Fannin High School
Jim Moulton
Hostess Named for Woodmen Circle Coffee Club
Mrs. Mryne Jenkins will be hostess to the Woodmen Circle Coffee Club Saturday morning at 9. All members are invited. Mrs. Jim Owens hosted the group last Saturday for the regular weekly meeting.
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Mryne Jenkins
Woodmen _ Circle Coffee Club
Jim Owens
Assumes Duties Of Postmistress In Trenton
Mrs Lucille Reed has assumed duties as postmistress of the Trenton Post Office succeeding Walter J. Huff who retired recently. Reed brings many years of experience in the Trenton Post Office to her new role.
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Trenton
Lucille Reed
Walter J. Huff
Reed
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