Rayburn Claims Vested Interests Plot Against Democratic Support
Congressman Sam Rayburn told about 500 in Ely and nearby towns that vested interests seek his defeat to prove the Democratic party is dead. He urged strength for the armed forces, defended civil rights records, and urged continued support for REA and farm to market programs amid tensions over wartime policies.
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Bonham Stores Close Monday for Independence Day Holiday
Bonham merchants plan a two day July 4 holiday with many closing Monday July 5 after Sunday July 4 observance. County court will also be closed with courthouse and city hall off while sheriff and police stay on duty for traffic and emergencies. Governor Jester campaigns across the state as Texas politics ponder a presidential nomination.
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Battle for GOP machinery in North Wakutu in July fight
In North Wakutu a bitter struggle pits the Nonpartisan League and allied groups against the GOP committee for control of the party. Governor Fred Aandahl leads a coalition, while Ervin Seumtmacher and Raum Lemke lead competing bids for nominations. Local returns show Aandahl with 56 303 votes to 49 198 for coalition candidate Seumtmacher, while Lemke leads the congressional slate with 54 182 votes, and Burdick trails Robertson Thollie in a tight race.
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Workers Return To Jobs At International Harvester Plant
Detroit July 1 Workers returned to about nine plants of International Harvester Farm Equipment Company after a settlement. The workers, nearly 40 thousand, accepted a one cent hourly raise retroactive to June 28, ending the old contract dispute.
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Texans foresee 26 traffic deaths over Fourth of July weekend
Austin report by the State Department of Public Safety predicts 26 Texans will die in traffic accidents during the Fourth of July weekend. It also forecasts 14 drownings, four from air crashes, 10 from other accidents, and 22 from personal crises including homicides, based on 1947 data. Governor Beauford Jester urged Texans to be careful and lawfully mindful during the holiday period.
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Restrictions On Use of Grain By Brewers Lifted
Washington reports that Secretary Charles Zianna eased voluntary grain use limits by brewers following talks with the Citizens Food Committee. The new arrangement aims to conserve grain while addressing brewer needs, though some restrictions remain for feed and other uses.
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Pocket Veto Kills Proposed Program
President Truman used a pocket veto to kill a bill creating an experimental lighter-than-air craft program under Maritime Commission oversight. The Commerce Department and Budget Bureau advised against the proposal, citing limited value and departmental concerns.
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State Ready To Crack Down On Anti-Trust Law
Texas Attorney General Price Daniel announces a crackdown on anti-trust violators with a new division, prioritizing investigation and prosecution. He cites threats to free enterprise and higher prices, and notes action against milk, bread, and ice cream firms while promising broader enforcement.
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Texas Delegation May Nominate Eisenhower
The Texas delegation to the Democrat National Convention may nominate Dwight Eisenhower for president. Governor Jester hinted the decision would come from a caucus of the state delegation in Philadelphia just before the convention opens.
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Leaders Confer in Berlin Crisis
British and French leaders confer in Berlin amid the crisis and draft a protest to Moscow over the Soviet starvation in Berlin. The discussion follows talks with Italy and the Four Power office as they prepare a formal note.
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Cattle Market Report Fort Worth July 1
Markets show slow to steady activity with cattle and calves trading unevenly. Medium and good fed steers and heifers priced around 25 to 30, beef cows 21 to 22.50, slaughter calves 26 to 30, feeder pigs 22 to 24, and various stocker and steer calf prices noted amid overall slower demand.
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Threat of New Coal Strike Raised by Lewis
John L. Lewis threatens to strike in the steel industry's coal mines unless companies sign the 1948 soft coal contract. The United Mine Workers editorial warns captive mines serving the steel industry could shut down if open shops resume. Officials anticipate a possible shutdown next Tuesday when terms take effect.
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First War Dead From Italy To Arrive Tuesday
President Truman predicted his Democratic nomination on the first ballot and said Eleanor Roosevelt would be acceptable as vice president. He dismissed talks of a southern revolt at the convention and commented on the possibility of Mrs Roosevelt joining the ticket as a running mate.
New President Call On Lions Work Together
New York dispatch reports a call for unity under a new Lions president. The message urges members to cooperate across chapters while highlighting ongoing wartime duties and community service as tensions and duties mount.
Plumbing Code I Discussed Wednesday Night
A Wednesday night session covered Plumbing Code I with review of standards and updates. Attendees included city officials and trade professionals. The talk focused on code compliance and practical applications for new installations.
Commission To Discuss Tax Rate Tonight
City officials convene to review proposed tax rate changes and potential impacts on local services and residents. Officials outline agenda items, expected public input, and voting timeline for action.
Truman Attacks GOP Housing Bill in Congress Battle
President Truman condemned the GOP housing measure as failed policy and urged lawmakers to oppose it in Congress. He labeled the bill a defeatist approach and urged a shift toward more effective housing initiatives.
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Loans Announced On Tobacco Yield
A fragmentary report notes loans tied to tobacco yields and related measures announced by officials. The text mentions a news conference where actions and standards were discussed, with references to city and board discussions, public sale notices, and local economic context involving growers and market plans.
Truman Sees Own Nomination On First Ballot
President Truman forecast his nomination on the first ballot at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia and said Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt would be acceptable as the vice presidential nominee.
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Western Powers Unify Western Germany Amid Four Power Tension
In Hyde Park July 1 Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt said she will not seek public office. The Western Big Three move to formalize a unified Western German state while retaining control of foreign policy funds and security through the Kommandatura. Soviet participation may end as talks consider blocking Berlin traffic and a protest to Moscow is discussed.
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Truman backs Marshall on Berlin staying stance
President Truman voiced full support for Secretary of State Marshall's commitment that the United States will stay in Berlin. He said Marshall conveyed the government's views after his talk with the President and offered no comment on the Soviet move to force Western powers out of Berlin.
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Soviet end of four power unity in Berlin reported
Berlin reports the four power command authority collapsed as Soviet delegates walk out of the Berlin Kommandatura and the Western sectors face possible traffic law changes on the Autobahn. The move follows Soviet chief Col Boris Kalinin announcing the dissolution while U.S. commander Frank Howley cautions against unilateral action. The action signals a shift in Berlin governance amid ongoing blockade tensions.
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