Trade Cooperation Plan Faces Congressional Action
Congress moves to extend the reciprocal trade agreements program and create OTC Organization for Trade Cooperation. The effort stems from GATT framework with aims to streamline tariff adjustments and prevent discrimination among trading partners. Hearings on Cooper bill expected soon, with possible delays but no collapse of GATT or trade pact.
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Washington
NEA
Eisenhower
Congress
OTC
Organization For Trade Cooperation
U.S
GATT
Dere Cooper
D-Tenn
House
Ways and Eet Oreona
Bottles and Towels Clog Yellowstone Geysers
Yellowstone Park officials face tourist debris as autumn cleaning nears. Doerr notes fall cleanups repeatedly restore geyser activity after items like towels, beer bottles, milk cans and coins are removed, though Handkerchief Pool has a long history of trouble.
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Yellowstone Park
John E. Doerr
National Park Service
Visitors and locals noted in area social items
Mrs. Ben Gray visited her ill father Bob Press at Allen Memorial Hospital. Lindy Blackburn of Bonham stayed with her Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Smith. Mrs. Odie Curry of Bonham guests at the Ramey home. Dallas visitors Mr and Mrs Jean Burnett and their party visited here and in Ector. Hez Ray Brave hosted daughter and grandson from Greenville. J Andrews of Nocona returned home after visiting locally. Plymouth Wisconsin report notes Leffler of Wisconsin Cheese Exchange says 5,000,000 more pounds of cheese were traded in 1954 than ever before.
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Ben Gray
Bob Press
Allen Memorial Hospital
Lindy Blackburn
Bonham
Frank Smith
Odie Curry
Jim Ramey
Jean Burnett
Dallas
Ector
Hez Ray Brave
Greenville
Noted Idea Fails as Handkerchief Pool Cleaner
Doerr recalled a plan to swirl a handkerchief in a pool to clean it but it failed. The pool clogged from too many handkerchiefs and did not function as intended.
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Doerr
Mitchell Strikes Back At Union Labor Leaders
Secretary of Labor James P Mitchell rejected union leaders claims that his job is impossible in a Republican administration. He said union leaders oppose him, not the administration, making his task harder as he prepared to attend an international labor meeting in Europe. He urged cooperation and noted the right to work issue remains a point of contention with unions.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Jim Mitchell
Europe
International Labor Organization
United Press
Congress
Eisenhower
Matehell
Stevenson Seeks Nomination for Democratic Presidential Bid
New York Times reports from Chicago that Stevenson plans to seek the Democratic presidential nomination and believes Republicans cannot govern the nation at this critical point in history.
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NW York
Dune
Stevenson
New York Times
Tuesday Times
Rechard J H. Jahmston
Chicago
Republcans
Chinese Build Up Forces Around Formosa Strait
Western observers in Taipei report both sides are expanding land air and sea forces with aid from the United States or the Soviet bloc while unofficial cease fire arrangements hold. They warn the region remains a potential powder keg and foresee possible war decisions resting with Red China and leaders Mao Tse-Tung and Chou En-Lai.
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Taipei
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Pescadores
Chiang Wai Shek
Far East
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Mao Tse-Tung
Worn Air Hose Blamed in Nob Hill Tragedy
In San Francisco on June 1 officials attribute the deadly moving van wreck on Nob Hill to a worn air hose found among the debris. Mechanics removed the hose Tuesday as federal state and city investigators press their inquiry into seven deaths.
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San Francisco
Nob Hill
1603 Acres Texas Land to Be Leased
The Bureau of Land Management announced a competitive bid lease sale offering 1603 acres of Texas land in Galveston county within Camp Wallace. The five parcels range from 313 to 340 acres and additional details are available from the geological survey offices in Tulsa and New Orleans, and the Land Management Bureau in Santa Fe.
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Bureau of Land Management
Texas
Galveston Couny
Tex
Camp Wallace Military Reservation
Bureau
Geological Survey
Tulsa
Okla
New Orleans
Land Management Bureau
Sante Fe
Patman Sees World Peace Possible With Courage
MARSHALL Texas May 30 UPI U S Rep Wright Patman believes world peace can be attained if the United States shows courage and patience to overcome obstacles He dedicated a 150000 National Guard armory at Marshall Sunday before about 1000 people and warned of setbacks before peace may emerge
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Marshall
Tex
U.S
Wright Patman
Dtex
United States
Patman
National Guard
Demonstration Given to H Ders at Windom Club
Miss Barbara McAnelly home demonstration agent spoke on frozen food locker meals at the Windom club meeting held in the school cafeteria. Nellie Patton presided in the president’s absence. Jerry Laycock, a 4 H club boy, will attend a three day meeting at A&M.
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Windom
Barbara McAnelly
Windom Club
Nellie Patton
Roy Pulliam
Council
Vira
Eli Ward
B. J. Thompson
Jerry Laycock
A&m
Patton
Brewer
R. J Wheeler
Cal Vin Dodd
Girls Auxiliary Meets in Leonard Coronation Service
Members of the Girls Auxiliaries of Fannin County Baptist churches will join a coronation program at First Baptist Church Leonard Friday at 8 pm. Maidens, ladies in waiting, and princesses will participate with representatives from Bonham, Honey Grove, Savoy, Spring Creek, Vineyard Grove. The queens are Patricia Keene, Betty Offord, and Martha Stapp. District 13 Young People's director Mrs. Leon Chumbley will preside. Rev. James W. Hatley will speak, and Rev. Jimmy Heflin will offer the dismissal prayer.
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Leonard
Fannin County
First Baptist Church
Ldodd City
Ector
Honey Grove
Savoy
Spring Creek
Vineyard Grove
Patricia Keene
Bonham
Betty Offord
Martha Stapp
Leon Chu
Daisy Blanton Welcomes Family For Memorial Day
Mrs Daisy Blanton of 521 Seven Oaks Road keeps her home busy for Memorial Day weekend with visits from Marvin W Blanton and children of San Antonio Farris W Hardin and children of Waco Randall McDonald and Joyce and Jerry of Sherman Rufus D Moore and Laura of Sherman and Cecil H Carter and son of Bonham Rt 3 all joining in.
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Daisy Blanton
Seven Oaks Road
Blanton
Marvin W., Blanton
San Antonio
Farris W. Hardin
Waco
Randall McDonald
Joyce
Jerry
Sherman
Rufus D. Moore
Laura
Cecil H Carter
Bonham
Rt. 3
Final Bible Lesson Ends WSCS Meeting
Mrs M J Curtis presented the concluding lesson Jesus Teachings Concerning Women at the Monday WSCS meeting of the Methodist church in Leonard. A hymn festival opening featured hymns by women with Mrs A H Price on piano. Narration of John 4 in dialogue was given by Mrs F A Boutwell Mrs FH Bramblett Mrs Larry Clotfelter and Miss Fula Nelson. The group noted commemorative stamps honoring women of note in the United States. A visitation among members closed the meeting with dismissal by Mrs A R Morgan. 16 members attended.
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F. M. Foster
United States
A. R. Morgan
Niece of Bonhamite Named Dallas Honor Student Valedictorian
Miss Margie Isaacs of Dallas honored as valedictorian at Crozier Technical High School. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt H. Isaacs, former Denison residents, and niece of Mrs. Sam Downing of Bonham. Isaacs receives a four year SMU scholarship and the Delta Psi Kappa award for studies in physical education and English beginning in September.
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Margie Isaacs
Hoyt H. Isaacs
Dallas
Denison
Crozier Technical High School
Sam Downing
Bonham
W. FE
Luther Isaacs
Ladonia
SMU
Miss Isaacs
First Car of New Wheat Is Sold at Kansas City Board
The first car of new wheat for the season sold at the Kansas City board of trade on Tuesday. A Texas grower, Paul Allison of Bomarton, Texas, received $2 621 a bushel. Bates Growing Co. received the grain, bought by Commander Lara bee Inc. Test weight 57.6 pounds, protein 16.85 percent, moisture 12.2 percent.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Texas
Paul Allison
Bomarton
Tex
Bates Growing Co
Commander Larabee, Inc
Dallas Conference Attendees List Includes Clergy and Spouses
In Dallas this week for the Methodist Churches conference are Rev. and Mrs. Stone Risinger Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Yates Clyde Monds delegate and Olvin Gross also Rev. and Mrs. Bert B. Hall Rev. R. S. Kerr Mrs. W. H. Brown Mrs. T. L. Huffstutler and Mr. and Mrs. Deets Dorough Mrs. Fred Heck Ellen Heck and Johnnie Gammon will attend the conference Sunday.
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Dallas
Conference of Methodist Churches
Stone Risinger
A. K. Yates
Clyde Monds
Olvin Gross
Bert B. Hall
R. S. Kerr
W. H. Brown
T. L. Huffstutler
Deets Dorough
Fred Heck
Ellen Heck
Johnnie Gammon
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la Fanaia County
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Dobie Gillis
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WSCS
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Bonhi Exes
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