Grice Serves On FHA Paper Staff At National Conference
Jo Ann Grice, delegate to the National Conference of the Future Homemakers of America in Chicago, worked on the staff of the conference daily paper Whats New. She was asked to write articles for the September issue. Patricia Ayres, daughter of Mrs. Geraldyne Ayers of Leonard, also a delegate, was interviewed by a staff member of Progressive Farmer, with her picture taken for a national farm magazine story.
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JoAnn Grice
Future Homemakers of America
Chicago
Til
Teen Times
Patricia Ayres
Geraldyne Ayers
Leonard
Progressive Farmer
Avis Caldwell
Bonham High School
Hawaii
Alaska
Philippines
S. M. Brownell
Education
United States Health and Welfare
Washington
Betty Davis
Bettendorf
Hugh Muncie
Illinois Chain Store Council
Dallas Declares War on Stray Dogs and Quarantines
Dallas imposes a 100 day dog quarantine after a rabies outbreak that killed a boy and left another seriously ill. Dogs must be kept off streets by owners or be taken to the animal shelter. Officials note many owners avoid the dog tax, while vaccination costs remain small compared to bite risks.
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Dallas
Bonham
Kiwanis Will See All-Star Game
Members of the Bonham Kiwanis club will view the 1956 All-Star Game between the National and American leagues during the weekly meeting. Reid Spivy, program chairman, said the game would be shown on television in the meeting room.
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Bonham Kiwanis Club
Reid Spivy
Verdicts Return in Honey Grove Deaths
Justice of Peace B N Parish rules murder and death by own action in the shooting deaths of Lucian Newhouse Sr 34 and his wife Cleo 33 at the Wheeler home 604 Pacific street at about 6 am Monday. The victims are identified as Black residents. The ruling confirms the cause as self-inflicted gunfire.
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Honey Grove
Justice of Peace B. N. Parish
Lucian Newhouse
Cleo Newhouse
Hoyt Ivey
Newhouse
Minden
Riverby
Sheriff Ivey
Wheeler Home
Hopkins
Ivey
Luther Smith
Democrats Name Session Keynoter Prospect Hears Final Pick
Chicago reports Democrats huddle to choose keynote speaker for the national convention on August 13. Nine leaders were under consideration with Sen. Henry M. Jackson and Sen. Robert S. Kerr among leading candidates. The arrangement committee’s last meeting considered Kennedy Humphrey Clement Muskie Leader Meyner Douglas McCormack as possible choices. The convention opens at the International Amphitheatre. seating 2,500 delegates and 1,800 alternates was a major issue.
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Chicago
Paul Butler
Henry M. Jackson
Wash.3
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
New York
Averell Harriman
Sen
Estes Kefauver
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George Leader
Pennsylvania
Robert Meyner
New Jersey
Paul Douglas
Illinois
John McCormack
House
International Amphitheatre
Butler
J. Leonard Reinsch
Reinsch
Neale Roach
Harriman
Earthquake Triggers Tidal Wave and Island Destruction
A major Greek earthquake near the CyClades caused a 12 foot tidal wave hitting Kalymnos and sparked a Thera eruption. Reports say at least 40 to 50 killed on Santoria and Ios with many injured as communications failed and port facilities were wrecked.
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Athens
Greece
Aegean Islands
Aegean Sea
Turkey
Thera Santoria
Ios
Kalymnos
Ionian Islands
Aegean
Mt. Elias
Thera
Piraeus
Socialist Party Gains in Japan Over No-War Constitution Reform
Tokyo reports indicate the Socialist Party rode anti-rearmament votes to apparent victory against the Conservative government's push to revise MacArthur no-war constitution.
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Tokyo
Socialist Party
Administrator hints site choice for new animal disease lab
Byron T. Shaw, head of the Agricultural Research Service, said the site for a new animal disease laboratory may be chosen late today or tomorrow.
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Washington (Lp
Byron T. Shaw
Agricultural Research Service
Eisenhower Meets Advisers On Possible Second Term Plans
President Eisenhower conferred with his advisers in Gettysburg likely on politics and foreign aid as the week begins, signaling discussion of his intentions regarding a second term.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Nixon Talks With Pakistan Leader On Economic Aid
Vice President Richard M. Nixon met with Pakistan President Iskander Mirza in Karachi for a four hour stopover. They discussed economic aid and military ties while Nixon prepared to relay Pakistan views on Moscow developments to Eisenhower. He then traveled to Ankara, Bangkok, and Formosa for further talks with Chiang Kai Shek.
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Nixon
Pakistan
Karachi
U. S
Richard M. Nixon
Iskander Mirza
America
Asia
Far East
Ankara
Turkey
Mitra
U. Ss
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Moscow
Bangkok
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Chiang
United States
China
Taipei
Chinse
John Foster Dulles
Chou En Lai
United Press
Water Carnival for Bois d Arc Scouts July 23 at Bonham Park
The Bois d Arc district plans a districtwide water carnival and court of honor for Explorers and Boy Scouts July 23 at Bonham State Park. Events begin 6 PM with waterfront safety instruction, swimming, and aquatic contests for Scouts and Explorers, followed by the court of honor at 8 PM around the lake campfire. A 15-cent daily swimming fee applies.
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Bois d’ Arc
Bonham State Park
Court of Fronor
Court of Honor
Fred Johnson
Bonhi Twirlers Enroll in Second ETSTC Session
Five Bonham girls from the Bonham high school band travel to Commerce for the second twirling session at East Texas State Teachers College. Under Ray Luke, with head instructor Woody Woodard, they join classes in beginning to advanced twirling, dance routines, and drum majoring. The two week session ends July 13 with a later session from July 16 to July 20.
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Bonham
Bonham High
Commerce
East Texas State Teachers College
Ray Luke
Mystic
ETSTC
Dequita Herndon
Glynel Crelia
Beverly Atkins
Loraley Glenn
Barbara Melton
Sandra Gross
Linda Jackson
Loretha Eudy
Woody” Woodard
Texas Bandmasters Association
Bernice Hook
Bushnell
Laura Woodard
Wally Head
Linda Arnette
Cvecaturettes
Barbara Harrall
Bonham State Park
Weather Outlook for North Central Texas Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms tonight. Tuesday, a mix of clear to partly cloudy skies with isolated afternoon and evening thunder showers. Temperatures not as warm in the north portion.
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Texas
Mother makes new effort to contact abductors
New York police disclosed that the mother of kidnapped Peter Weinberger did not make a second attempt to meet the alleged abductor. Two men were questioned after calls to the Weinberger home were traced to Queens taverns and a drugstore. Police plan a full investigation as they hold the suspects.
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New York
Peter Weinberger
Queens
W. House
Helpegd
Ray Martin
Jucens Detectives
Weinberger
Weitbury
N. Y
Martin
Martian
Roosevelt Avenue
Foreign Aid Bill Faces Major Cuts as Debate Ends
Congress approves the foreign aid authorization bill without debate, trimming the President’s $4.9 billion program by over $800 million, with further reductions eyed in appropriations. Eisenhower urges a larger aid effort while critics argue many beneficiary nations are prospering enough to fund own defense.
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Washington
House
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
White House
Eisenhower Administration
House Appropriations Committee
Congressional
Russell B. Long
D-La
Europe
U. S
Long
Iceland
Yugoslavia
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Council
Scattered Showers Hit Fannin County Sunday
Strong winds and an electrical storm swept Fannin County Sunday afternoon and night. Rainfall ranged from a trace to nearly two inches with hail and minor property damage in Corinth area. Bonham measured 0.68 inch. Ivanhoe saw 1.75 inches. Temperature plunged from 105 to 70 in about 90 minutes and dipped to 74 overnight.
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Hall
Fannin County
Corinth Areca
Essie Mae Hasten
Earl Young
Bryan Dupree
Young
Howard Kueckelhan
Bonham
Everett Parke
Ivanhoe
Banham
Ector
Eo McAttered
Minor Accidents Reported Over Weekend by Police
Three minor traffic accidents with no injuries and heavy property damage were investigated by city police. Vehicles driven by Mrs. John Meade and Mrs. Helen Towery occurred on West 5th Street. A second collision involved Mrs. Tom Terry and H. E. Orendorff of Bonham Rt 3 on South Matin. A weiner mishap involved Mrs. Alice Nettle Wilson and W. P. Hasten at North Matin and Allen Avenue.
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John Meade
Helen Towery
West 5Th Street
Tom Terry
H. E. Orendorff
Bonham
Rt 3
South Matin
Alice Nettle Wilson
W. P. Hasten
North Matin
Allen Avenue
Local News Snippets From Around Town
Joe Hamilton visits from Whiter Wright to Square On the Square. Tom Cunningham arrives from Trenton on business. Tom Lockridge notes no rain at Allen's Point. Robert Bellows reports only light showers near Ector. Q and Bryant return to the bank. Tom Gehauser travels east side. Dick Grunert visits the Chamber of Commerce. Addie Yatessa records a light shower. Wes Mandap seen in Bonhau.
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Joe Hamilton
Whiterwright
Jism Macale
Tom Cunningham
Trenton
Tom Lockridge
Allen’s Point
Robest Bellows
Q & Bryant
Tom Gehauser
Dick Grunert
Chamber of Campu Merce
Addie Yatessa
Wes Mandap
Bonhau
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Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tony C. Wright
Jack W. Underwood
Ronnie Vincent Bowlby
John M. Merrell
Wright
Lewis Wright
South Third Street
Underwood
S. C. Underwood
Jo Ann Grice
FHA
Uncle Tom
Cunningham
Edhube
Whitewright
Bill
Greenville
Haise
Bartley Woods
Kiwanis
Island
Santoria
Bonhi
Post Office Department
Inspection Service
Flagstaff
Ariz
Jack Hethington
St. Louis
Grand Canyon National Park
Mae
Frederick M. Winshop
Vna
York
Santana
Betty Weinbeberger
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