Windom Native Named Director Of Army Institute Of Pathology
Colonel Francis Elbert Council, Medical Corps U.S. Army, 55, of Arlington Virginia, named Deputy Director of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He has a long Army Medical Service career, with leadership posts from 1933 to 1952 and a Doctorate in Public Health from Johns Hopkins. He succeeds pending Col. Dwight Kuhns.
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Arlington
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Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
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Windom
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Pitzsimons Army Hospital
Denver
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Leeman Raiddle
C. Council
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MCU
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AFIP
Coal Council
Texas Christian University
Vanderbilt University
Army Medical School
Medical Field Service School
Johns Hopkins University
Army Medical Corps
Army Laboratories
Tth Corps Arena Laboratory
3Rd Army Laboratory
9Th Service Command Laboratory
Weis
Sixth Army Areca Medical Laboratory
2Nd Army Area Medical Laboratory
Gorgas Hospital
Canal Zone
United States
Do Today What We Should Have Done This Year
A reflective piece urges finishing tasks delayed over the past year before the new year arrives. It warns that postponement compounds chores and consequences, emphasizing action now to avoid a growing backlog.
Fine And Jail Term Assessed In Driving Case
George Hines of Danner pled guilty to a complaint alleging driving while intoxicated. County Judge Chive Moore imposed a 100 dollar fine, three days in jail, and a six month suspension of his driver license after Highway Patrolman Jet Smuth arrested him.
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George Hines
Danner
Chive Moore Hines
Smuth
Farm Bureau Mulls Ways to Lift Farm Income
Chicago UP reports over 500 farm men and women met to shape policy on price supports soil bank plans and other issues. Delegates will consider resolutions at the annual meeting to endorse government programs and farm policy changes including soil improvement crops versus cash crops.
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Chicago
Fuerin Wureruu Federation
Resolutons Oommitee
Losey Attary
Puerto
Farm Bureau Organization
Burglars Loot Fred Keene Service Station
Burglars broke a small window at the Fred Keene service station at Center and Sixth streets and stole loot during the weekend. Officers reported the entry was gained by breaking the glass.
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Fred Keene
Center
Sixth Streets
Murder suspect cites memory loss in ranch foreman shooting
Meridian Texas lawyer Norman Hamilton 53 denied knowledge of actions the day Chirence Bethke was shot at Hamiltons ranch. Hamilton posted bonds on related charges and remained hospitalized after a prior automobile wreck. Bethkes wife found his body as Hamilton faced additional murder and drunken driving charges.
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Norman Hamilton
Holt
Hamilton
Jack Cureton
Harte
Eilsboro
Tex
Chirence Bethte
Meridian
Dallas
Clark Royal
Bethke
Hill County
Hamiltons Ranch
TL. Werr
Service and Sales CC in Texas noted in Michoport report
A terse note from Michoport cites a service and sales CCC in Texas with code X PeCO KX 8966 COoCPL. Details remain sparse on scope and participants.
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Michofrt
Mitlat Hy
Texas
Christmas Spirit Aids Bonham Couple After Tragic Year
A community drive in Bonham continues to assist the couple Mroo and Mr Midun who suffered a severe accident last year. Donations, including a greenback fund and gifts from the Young Adult class, push relief toward medical bills and debt. The injured partner’s condition has improved enough for hospital discharge plans and potential home care. The effort reflects local care for those facing heavy expenses and recovery hurdles.
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Musfortune
Paris
Jonham
Mroo
Midun Baevrys
Iteas
Ike And Republican Leaders Confer In Washington Today
Bonham high school industrial arts and vocational agriculture students, led by Ray Taylor and T. L. Higgins, collect toys for Christmas. Principal T. J. Anderson says donations of repairable or usable toys are welcome at the vocational agriculture building or can be picked up via phone. Students aim to start Wednesday and repair toys for distribution by the Ministerial Alliance at Christmas.
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Bonham High School
Ray Taylor
T. L. Higgins
T. :. Anderson
Ministerial Alliance
Eisenhower outlines 1956 legislative program
President Eisenhower briefed Republican congressional leaders on a forthcoming election-year program stressing a balanced budget and expanded social security health benefits and new school and highway construction. The White House declined to confirm a tax cut.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
GOP
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Speculation rises on Ike duty load and 1956 bid
Doctors say President Eisenhower shows a basic recovery from the heart attack but fatigue from increased activity prompts a push to ease his workload for weeks. GOP forecasts split with some predicting a 1956 bid, while others doubt and suggest suspense over whether Ike will run again.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Why I Give to the Community Chest
A brief appeal outlining reasons to donate to the Community Chest. The author cites thorough investigations of recipients and the warmth of contributing to a coordinated, well planned program. The piece argues small donations plus many donors amplify impact where needed.
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The
Community Chest
Seguin judge quashes Bell indictment in veterans aid case
Criminal District Court Judge Laster Holt in Seguin Texas granted a motion to quash the indictment charging U.S. Representative John J. Bell with swindling money from the state under Texas veteran aid legislation. The action clears Bell of the specific charges pending in the investigation.
NAM CHIEF Parker Elected President of National Association
NAM Chief Cola G Parker has been elected president of the National Association of Manufacturers. The retired former chairman of Kimberly-Clark Corp Neehan Wis succeeds Henry G Riter in the position.
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NAM
Cola G. Parker
National Association of Manufatures
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Neenah, Wis
Henry G. Riter
Bonham Area Warmer Weather Forecast Tue
The US Weather Bureau predicts a warmer Tuesday for the Bonham area with temperatures rising from subfreezing levels. Morning readings were around 19 degrees with a recent stretch of four subfreezing nights and clear skies are expected to continue with a high in the fifties.
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Bonham Area
Shiphuy
Bonham
US Weather Bureau
Beonhane
New Minister Is Called By First Christian Church
The Rev. Ben F. Hearn Jr. has been chosen as pastor of the First Christian Church in Bonham to fill the vacancy created by Rev. James A. Underwood’s resignation for Richardson. Hearn, 32, attends Chicago Theological Seminary and will preach Sunday January 18. He is a Denison High School alumnus with a BA from Texas Christian University and studied at Brite College before seminary. His father, Rev. Ben F. Hearn Sr., formerly led Denison’s First Christian Church and now pastors in Fort Worth.
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Denison
First Christian Church
Bonham
James A. Underwood
Richardson
Chicago Theological Seminary
Chicago
Hearn
Jack Richardson
Paul Denton
Barbara Biggerstaff
John Wells Smith
Billy Hogue
Denison High School
Texas Christian University At
Fort Worth
Brite College of the Bible
TCU
Ben F. Hearn
First Christian Church of
Morningside Christian Church
Jean
Defendant Stroud Pleads Guilty in Liquor Transport Case
A $100 fine was assessed by Judge Moore in Oconee County Court after Bally Joe Stroud pleaded guilty to transporting liquor. Stroud was arrested early Sunday by Highway Patrol and city officers on Highway 78. County Attorney Tip Wright noted multiple related charges and pending cases as the week continued.
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Junot Bally Joe Stroud
Hore
Moore Oon
Strodtu
Smuth
Tipby Wright
Steoawd
Ptty
Cras
Khon
Cares
Toarts
Wright
Odo
Rayburn Heads to Washington for Plan Conference
Speaker Sam Rayburn left Monday by plane for Washington to join a presidential planning conference with Eisenhower and other leaders for the upcoming session of Congress. Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson also traveled to Washington for the conference and Rayburn expects to return by plane, likely arriving home Wednesday.
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House
Sam Rayburn
Washington
Eisenhower
National House
Senate
Rayburn
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower mulls 1962 run as fatigue from duties grows
President Eisenhower, recovering from a Sept. 24 heart attack, shows fatigue from rising duties. He convened Republican leaders to outline 196 plans and a state of the union to be read next month. A Tuesday meeting with Capitol Hill leaders covers foreign policy and national security. A bipartisan session followed by a Gettysburg farm return, with doctors noting a normal convalescence but suggesting a mid February decision on reelection.
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Eisenhower
Howard Snyder
Bonham "Hot Red" Fans Meet Tuesday Night
Bonham area enthusiasts of the Hot Red club will gather at 7 30 Tuesday evening at the chamber of commerce office Was announced by Mary Was president of the club Jimmy Heriage elected sergeant at arms of the club The fire department was called to Tanktown at 2 o'clock this afternoon to extinguish a glass fire.
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Hot Red
Bonham
Chamber of ‘Omimerce
Maroon
Jimmy bHeriage
Tanktown
Joy Show participants near local post office and pool
Reading from a busy square scene, Percy English hurries to the post office with a large package while Reid Spivy Jr follows. Janie Bliler loads books into a school jeep as Athee Gatlin plans dinner. Jim Wiese shuttles in the cold. Waesden Pletcher covers a Greenville trip and Duckett calls in briefly at the office.
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Joy
Percy Inglish
Reid Spivy, Jr
Janie Bliler
Athee Gatlin
Jim Wiese
Waesden
Greenville
Duckett
Burow
Brene Dears
Beabasin
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