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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1952
Page
3
Scheduled filings today aim to secure a government backed wage policy for about 1.5 million rail workers. The briefs advocate a productivity clause in railroad contracts as the basis for annual pay raises.
A harsh European winter rampage, per United Press, leaves Britain with at least 22 fatalities and Italy, France, and Yugoslavia reporting extensive damage. Winds up to 111 miles per hour, widespread mud and homelessness, and blocked roads mark the continent as floods, sleet, hail, and snow disrupt travel and life.
The county Veterans Vocational School will close Friday December 19 for Christmas. Coordinator Fiewharty says classes resume Monday after the holidays.
A fragmented 1420 On Your Dial listing outlines a full day of radio programs from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm including North Texas Farm Hour Lone Star Country Club Rhythm Roundup and Chuckwagon Melodies. The page closes with a note of gratitude from Mrs Josie Stimpson for help received after a hotel fire.
Mexico City dispatch reports Foreign Relations Minister Louis Padilla Nervo says migratory farm worker accords between Mexico and the United States remain in force and unmodified. He notes 1953 terms would set definite employment periods and improve provisions as he prepares to leave for New York and be replaced by Luis Quintanilla in January.
Two Bonham men have been assigned to the first Armored Division at North Fort Hood Texas for basic training. Roosevelt Ross and Mack Walker, both Washington High School alumni, are listed with home addresses and are noted for participation in basketball, baseball, and football during school.
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