Workshop Slated for Northeast Texas Education Leaders
Fannin County rural school supervisors lead a two day workshop at East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce with sessions for elementary and high school teachers. State senators Rob erts Crawford Martin and A M Aiken Jr will address attendees from 22 counties.
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Fannin County
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
W. C. Nash
Kate Reed Ectes
Texas
Grenville
Bonham
Paris
ETSTC
Ray Roberts
McKinney
Crawford Martin
Hillsboro
A.M Aiken Jr
Bowie
Camp Cass
Collin
Delta
Fannin
Franklin
Grayson
Gregg
Henderson
Hopkins Hunt
Kaufman
Lamar
Morris
Rains
Red River
Rockwall
Smith
Titus
Munity Resources
Ray Taylor
Tom Bell
James Griffitt
Gober
North Fannin
Cooper Carter
Honey Grove
Foc Burnett
Ladonia
Annie Pearl Trenton
Nunnelee Smith
Charles Chitwood
Elizabeth Baggar’y
Ethelleen Williams
Mary Hlunter
Boham
Stanford
Mliss Bernice Medley
Campaign to restore through traffic on U S 82 route
Towns along U S 82 face reduced east west traffic as other highways lure travelers. The corridor from Birmingham to Lubbock offers scenery and historic cities but has not become a four lane route. Local leaders must plan a focused program to attract tourists and boost motels cafes and gas stations to revive the economy.
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Texas
Birmingham
Ala
Lubbock
Nashville
Tenn
Dickson
Memphis
US 82
Pilotless Plane Terrorizes Sydney Suburbs
A pilotless four passenger Auster aircraft ran wild along the coast north of Sydney for two hours 45 minutes before an Australian Navy pilot shot it down at sea six and a half miles from shore The runaway took off from Bankstown airport south of Sydney after the pilot stepped out to start the engine by swinging the propeller.
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Sydney
Australia
Bankston Airport
Cool Front Drops Temps and Rain Across North Texas
A cool mass moved through central U S bringing cooler air and showers to Bonham and much of North Texas. Bonham measured 0.45 inch of rain by 7 am with a 27 degree overnight low, while winds and thunder showers affected the region. Harvest disruption and potential damage to cotton and peanut crops are reported as wet weather continues.
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United States
Bonham
North Texas
Mear
Veas
Windom
Honey Grove
Nech
Romania Plans 40000 Army Cut Within Year
Vienna reports Communist Romania will reduce its armed forces by 40 000 by year end. The move mirrors Soviet and Czechoslovak pledges to trim troops as the Kremlin earlier announced cuts and Czechoslovakia followed with reductions.
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Romania
Vienna
Austria
Radio
Bucharest
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Heavy Rains Reported In Central Texas
Heavy showers swept across Texas with a squall line ahead of a cool front. Alvarado reported six inches in two hours, with other readings including 1.22 inches at Sherman and traces at Waco. No damage was reported as cotton begins to open and crops look unharmed.
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Raon
Texas
Alvarado
Theo
Gunter
Sherman
RBC
Wiehutaalts
Dallas OO
Port Worth
Waco
Weather Bureau
Chambers Creek
Truman airs new blast at Eisenhower era
Former President Truman spoke to 80 Michigan Democrats at a strategy conference in Mackinac Island accusing the Eisenhower administration of covertly shifting tax burden from big business to individuals and pushing for a national sales tax. He condemned secrecy around TVA and attacked Republican budget aims, then announced plans to rest at home in Independence, Missouri.
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Macikinac Island
Mich
Truman
Eisenhower
Michigan
Wold
TVA
Ins
Independence
Hie
California
Bess
Nore
Cpl Jerry Wren to Leave Wednesday for New Post
Cpl Jerry Wren son of Mr and Mrs Jace Wrenn of 805 Southeast Street will depart Wednesday for Fort Sam Houston San Antonio after a furlough home. He recently returned from service in the Pacific with duties in Japan and Korea and has months remaining before discharge.
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Cpl
Jerry Th Wrenn
Jace Wrenn
Southeh Street
Fort Sam Houston
San Antoni
Bondi
Wrenn
Pacific Area
Edo
Japan
Korea
Ay ‘Bts
Late Bulletins From Across the Nation Aug 30
A mixed set of terse local and international notes includes Alford Fine commenting on happiness for Dina Schmidt and family, Robert Higgins drowning near Buffalo Lake Texas, U S calls for restraint in Gaza frontier talks, Rita Hayworth’s emotional break prompting medical treatment, and former Lt Aldo Icard pleading innocent to charges connected to a World War II murder case.
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Petaluma
Calif
Alford Fine
Leger
Dina Schmidt
Una
Danny
Danny Jr
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Washington
Army
Aldo Icard
Wiliam Vo Holohan
Eastern Airlines Plans Dallas Fort Worth to New York Route
Civil Aeronautics Board examiner William J Madden recommends authorization for Eastern Airlines to fly from Fort Worth to New York via Dallas Memphis and Nashville with a second entry via Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The move aims to compete with American Airlines subject to exceptions to the board ruling.
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Washington
Eastern Airlines
Dallas Fort Worth
New York
American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
William J. Madden
Eastern
Fort Worth
Dallas
Memphis
Nashville
Tenn
Madden
Astern
Southwest
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Floor upgrade begins at The Daily Favorite building
Contractors Harper and Moon moved in to replace a decaying wood floor with a concrete slab in The Favorite building office. The north side will be serviced first with desks moved there as work continues, then the south half torn up and finished. After curing, interior redecorating and reorganization follow including more floor space for the Favorite Stationery and Office Supply department.
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Harper and Moon
Bonham Contractors
Sta Honery
Emergency flood relief funds approved for Northeast states
President Eisenhower authorized initial emergency allocations of 1 million dollars each for Connecticut and Massachusetts and 900000 dollars for New York to aid flood ravaged eastern states. A White House meeting with federal agencies was planned to coordinate further assistance as needed.
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Dienveer
Eisenhower
Puesday
Cantern
Washington
Connectcut
Massachusett
New York
White House
Vale Paterson MaGaon Witton
BO Parsons
Othr
White Hiouse
Wedne
Public Hearing Set Wednesday On Budget for Year
Fannin county commissioners court will hold a public hearing at 10 oclock Wednesday morning on the proposed budget for the county for the new fiscal year. County Judge Choice Moore said any taxpayer is invited to attend the hearing.
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Fannin County Commissioners Court
Choice Moore
Initial Step Is Taken to Set Up U. S. 82 Society
Bonham Sherman and Paris Texas and Magnolia Arkansas leaders met in Paris to form a U S Highway 82 Association aimed at restoring traffic flow. Newell of Sherman named temporary chairman Fearne of Magnolia vice chairman Par nell of Magnolia named secretary general Huff of Paris elected secretary general. Meeting set for Oct 7 in Magnolia to adopt constitution and bylaws. Bonham to be represented by Kid Munden. US 82 stretches from Birmingham Alabama to Lubbock Texas and should be a main east west route. A planning group from Bonham may attend the Oct 17 organizational meeting in Magnolia Arkansas.
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Bonham, Sherman
Paris
Texas
Magnolia
Ark
Newell of Sherman
Vos Fearne
Voss Parnell
Leon Huff, Jr
Bonham
Kid Munden
Bonham Chamber of Commerce
USS &2
Birmingham
Lubbock
Tessas
Puff
Manynoha
Arch
Football Season Tickets Go On Sale Wednesday
Bonham Purple Wae nery announces season tickets for five home games in the 1065 football season go on sale first come first served at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce. Last year ticket holders had early access Monday and Tuesday to keep their 1954 seats, and manager Munden says many have opted to keep their old seats though many remain available.
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Bonham Purple Waenery
Chamber of Commerce
Ihird Munden
Japanese Minister Warns Against Trusting Red Peace Moves
Japanese Minister Mamoru Shigenatsu cautioned against relying on Communist peace offensives aimed at creating dissensions among free nations. He urged continued strength policy and warned that forming a new defense partnership with the United States is essential to share burden and keep peace in the region, noting changes cannot be made overnight.
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William Galbraith
Waseeencopon
Mamoru Shigenitoa
Cailed
Puesday
Free Nations
Shigenatsu
Free World
Loglc
Asia
Shigemitsu
Japan
Missouri
Ino Oan
Defense Department
Ota
Shakedown Racket By Gangsters Is Revealed in Dallas
Dallas and Fort Worth extortion ring run by Leroy Eggleston Miggleston and Cecil Green is alleged to target businessmen with skeletons in their closets. Green handled Dallas operations while Miggleston ran Fort Worth, tying in plans to extend to protection rackets. Also linked to 1953 murder of William P Clark.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Leroy Cping
Miggleston
Cecil Green
Fellas
Port Worth
Eggleston
Ey Bleston
Mygleston
Green
Dallas and
Harry Huggins
William P. Clark
Weather Forecast for North Central Texas
Clearing and cooler Tuesday night with partly cloudy skies. Mild and partly cloudy Wednesday with pleasant conditions across the region.
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Texas
Arlington Dogs Prefer Men 2-1 Bite Ratio
Arlington health officials report dogs in the county have bitten two men for every woman over four years. The survey notes spring is peak season for dog bites and highlights the gender disparity in the bite statistics.
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Arlington
UPR
Eisenhower monitors UN disarmament talks from Denver
President Eisenhower kept close contact with the UN disarmament subcommittee in New York and voiced hope for practical results leading to reduced tensions and armament. He avoided commenting on Truman's attacks, while Rosenhower eyes Soviet openness to blueprint exchange during Colorado stay.
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Denver
Fissenhower
United Nations
Geneva
Eisenhower
White House
Truman
James C. Hagerty
Mackinac Island
Mich
Cherry Hills Country Club
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Cherry Hills
Rip Arnold
Tom Belshe
Washington
Two Americans Held in Soviet Labor Camp Reported by Priest
Berlin dispatch says German priest Hermann Tiehen reported meeting two Americans in Vorkuta camps. One was arrested in Berlin, the other in Bucharest. Names withheld. release follows recent Soviet statement promising freedom for three aging detainees.
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Berlin
Vorkuta
Hermann Tichen
Russia
Bucharest
Romania
Father Tlehen
Wilfred Comnish
Murray Welds
Frederick Charles Hopkins
Father Mehen
Arctic Circle
On the Square ba Munden Reminds Footbell Fans Today
Local notes describe activities around Square events and ticket gate checks. Mentions Earl McClure Trevie Cer vim tallsing businesses Magt Ivey and JD Weed. various small town sightings include coffee runs and casual gatherings.
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Ba Munden
Footbell
Reid Hiplivey
Faye Thornton
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