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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
3
Portuguese fishermen off the Grand Banks and Greenland waters endure around twenty hour workdays. U.S. and Canadian authorities enforce a legal rule requiring at least four hours of sleep in every 24 hours.
Washington reports grocers may raise prices on 14 food types effective today under new rules. Labor Department notes overall cost of a basic grocery basket has climbed from 10 dollars in 1939 to about 24.47, with further gains since the Korean War. In Cleveland, AFL Meatcutters strike limits meat counter availability as shoppers contend with dwindling lines.
A hospital bulletin lists patients including Walter Rigsby Windom Dixie Weaver Nocona Mrs Billy Eason Dallas Miss Gladys McRae Ladonia Milburn Baker Ladonia John Griffin Dodd City Mrs Elizabeth Rogers Windom Luther Ferguson Leonard Jackie Chandler Bonham Mrs J R Fogle Bonham Mrs Jim Cooper Dodd City A T Grider Leonard Chester Lawrence Ivanhoe Karl Walker Bonham Mrs J R Radican Wolfe City Mrs Woodrow Warnell Ravenna Mrs Mildred Acree Bonham Mrs Guy Christian Leonard Mrs John W Smith and daughter Mrs Catharine Rike Farmersville and other names appear as dismissed or admitted.
Major A. P. Bolding Jr. reported by his parents on Saturday that he is progressing in therapy at Kennedy VA Hospital Memphis Ward 6A. He walks 20 yards with assistance, feeds himself, wheels his chair, and enjoys pool exercises boosting limb control and mobility. He remains cheerful and optimistic, visiting town and home on weekends with his wife.
The article discusses President power as implied in Article Two, rejecting seizure power as commander in chief. It notes CIO leader Philip Murray unavailable for comment as Steel Workers threaten a strike of up to 600,000 if the Supreme Court rules against seizure. In Pittsburgh, district union leaders press Murray to decide next steps.
John Smith, son of Mr and Mrs K E Smith of Monkstown, earned the DeKalb Agricultural Accomplishment Award for the outstanding senior FFA student. The DeKalb Seed Corn Company sponsored the certificate medal and bronze plaque presented by FFA Adviser Cecil Finney during Friday assembly. A note adds a fact about a young walrus eating about 10 pounds of fish daily.
Corporal Alexander Stewart, a 22 year old French orphan adopted by the 34th Division in World War II and later citizen by grant, killed in Korea, will have funeral services in Houston. His body will be sent to Arlington National Cemetery for burial.
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