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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1954

Page

6

Temple Eagles seek new manager after Fred Martin resigns

Temple Texas June 1 The Temple Eagles of the Class B Big State League are seeking a replacement for manager Fred Martin who resigned Monday citing poor team performance. Martin a right handed pitcher formerly with the St Louis Cardinals said he had discussed joining a Texas League club. He left the Eagles to help the team improve from the cellar. Business manager Bob Conwell said a new manager would be named soon.

Temple Tex Temple Eagles Fred Martin Martin St. Louis Cardinals Shreveport Houston Bob Conwell

Washington School Closing Fetes Hold Baccalaureate Service

The 1949 Washington High School graduates attended a baccalaureate service Sunday May 30 at Bethlehem Baptist Church. Rev W T Johnson delivered the sermon on Acts citing “Launch Out Into the Deep.” The class and one instructor later shared an ice cream and cake party at 305 N Lee St hosted by Mrs Gladys Parker.

Iass Bethlehem Baptist Church Mareh Maisie Donald Wot. Johnson Washington High School Simon Gladys, Parker Washington School Sunset Beach Lake Texoma Thelma Perry Don Parker Mozell Anderson Marie White Cleo Smith Bennie Phillips Onita Reeves Minnie Harvey Larry Crowley S. M. McRuffin R. Ee. Carrenberg Booker T. Washington High School Ida Mae Smith North Popular Buster Smith Ocie Johnson Don

Firemen find no blaze after alarm at downtown Albuquerque

Firemen responding to an alarm at a downtown location found no fire but encountered three frightened girls. An eight year old explained she had pulled a metal object but claimed she had returned it right away. Several graduates from Washington School and Booker T. Washington High School held after ceremony outings and dinners with chaperones nearby.

Albuquerque N. M Simon Seligman

McCarthy Attacks Justice Dept Over Army Hearing Clash

The transcript describes Senator McCarthy accusing the Justice Department of blocking subcommittee hearings on the Army McCarthy dispute. Cohn and Adams offer competing accounts of pressure and slant. Cohn denies exaggeration and says the incident was minor.

Ing McCarthy Cohn Schine Adams Jenkins Justice Department Herbert Brownell, Jr Department Zetting Army

President vows to defend freedom against thought control

The President rejects interpreting his speech and denounces enemies of free thought. He criticizes demagogues and foreign agents and pledges to drive from the temple of freedom those seeking to establish thought control through knowledge and understanding.

Autopsy Finds No Foul Play in Okla Death

WEWOKA Oklahoma June autopsy on Merelyn Irwin also known as Tim Bailes found no bullet or other wounds and no evidence of foul play. Irwin, about 40, was found decomposed in a creek near Konawa and died about two weeks prior. Irwin had arrests in Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and Texas for vagrancy drunkenness and rape.

Wewoka Okla Tom Smith Fort Worth Tex Konawa Smith Merelyn Irwin Tim Bailes Irwin Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska

Political calendar of Democratic primaries listing local races

The document lists candidates and re election notes for Texas Democratic primaries. It names for Congress 4th District A G McRae and Sam Rayburn, state senate Ray Roberts and John Miller, sheriff Hoyt Ivey and Carl Ridings, and various county offices including County Attorney Tibby Wright, County Clerk E E Lee, County Judge Choice Moore, County Superintendent Jim Moulton, County Treasurer Mabel Taylor, District Clerk Lloyd Tarver, and many precinct and county positions with candidate names such as Red Mankin, Jim Wise, Pete Berryhill, Hiram Farmer, O F Kent, Ed Riley, Luther Dodson, Joel Kelly, and John Oliver.

A. G. McRae Sam Rayburn Ray Roberts John Miller Hoyt Ivey Carl Ridings T. B Tibby) Wright Kellis W. Sampson Robert Dale E. E Doc) Lee Morris Ballew Moore J. W Jim) Moulton Mabel Taylor Vernon Etta Sha Henegar Lloyd Tarver R. F Red) Mankin James A. Turman William S. Brown Robert H. Bet Lows Dan E. Campbell Melvin Epperson Jim Wise Elmer Pete) Berryhill H. B Hiram) Farmer O. F John) Kent ED Riley Luther Dodson J. L.jess Cooper Burl Briggs

Oklahoma Shows 12.7 Per Cent Business Gain

The University of Oklahoma bureau reports Oklahoma general business in April rose 12.7 percent from a year earlier marking a third straight month of rising activity. Industrial production lagged but first four months 1954 show 5.9 percent above 1953. Meat packing and oil refining shifted, while mineral output lagged behind last year.

Norman Okla Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Bureau of Business Research Frances R. Cella Bureau Cella Oklahomas

Waco Blanks Tyler 5-0 in Big State League action

Waco Pirates shut out Tyler Tigers 5 to 0 in Big State League play. Don Kilduff pitched the win, while Robert Sanchez homered and drove in three. Corpus Christi defeated Harlingen 15 to 10, Austin beat Temple 1 to 0, and Galveston topped Bryan 11 to 3. The Tigers remain scoreless in Waco this season while other first-division clubs gain on the leaders.

United Press Tyler Tigers Waco Pirates Tigers Waco Corpus Christi Harlingen Austin Temple Galveston Bryan Don Kildp Robert Sanchez

Eisenhower seeks 1.1 billion for U S continental defenses

President Eisenhower asked Congress to appropriate 1.1 billion in the next fiscal year to strengthen continental defenses against atomic attack and to expand world base deployments. The request accompanies a military public works bill totaling about 29 billion for fiscal 1955. Mrs Provine buried in Paris after fatal wreck near Honey Grove.

U.S Paris Washington Eisenhower Congress U. S. Continental House Senate Armed Services Committee

Hiroshima Shops Sell 1945 Atom Bomb Bast Souvenirs

In Hiroshima shops offer photographs and salvaged souvenirs from the 1945 atomic bombing, reflecting a city still marked by the event and its recovery. Local vendors highlight memories, resilience, and the enduring impact on residents and visitors.

Hiroshima

Honey Grove Personal Notes Travel and Family Visits

In Honey Grove Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison and three children of Sherman spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hubard. Pvt. Billie Bankston is visiting his parents in Sherman before returning to Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Deidrick of San Antonio visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A B Deidrick and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGaughey have returned to Memphis, Texas after visiting his mother Mrs. S K McCaughey and sister Mrs. Sam Meade.

John Morrison Sherman Bill Hubard Billie Bankston Earl Bankston Alaska Allen Deidrick San Antonio A. B. Deidrick Jack McGaughey Memphis Texas

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