In Ely unity Hoppers 8 Made For rative insect talks
Friday night the Ely community met at the shop to talk about insect control. Farmers discussed flea hoppers in cotton, poisons, and cost per acre. Pictures showed life stages, and a plan to dust with sulfur was outlined for ten to twelve acre rates.
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Ely
Ing
Wm. T. Staafera
James Evans
Mr. E
Une
Alexander Masse
Tom Booher
Ley- Tra
Vacation For Boy Ends Tragically In Fort Worth
A 12 year old Merrill Richards ended his grammar school term with a vacation that ended in tragedy in Fort Worth. He was killed when his motor scooter collided with a car driven by a Fort Worth youth. The scooter was thrown 33 feet.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Merrill Richards
Demonstrators Protest Mundt Nixon Bill At Capitol
About 4000 placard bearing demonstrators gathered around Capitol Hill, protested the Mundt Nixon communist control bill, and held a mass meeting at the Washington Monument. Police maintained order. two people were arrested for disorderly conduct. The bill, passed by the House, awaits Senate action and would regulate the Communist Party and its fronts with a ten year term for leaders.
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Washington
Capitol Hall
White House
Washington Monument
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Communist Party
America
New York
Jerry J. O'Connell
Montana
Western Allies Reach Agreement On German Rule
In London on June 3 Western Allies announced a full agreement on German governance. A constituent assembly is expected by September to draft a federal constitution with power split between central and state authorities. Ruhr region control and continued military occupation are parts of the plan, with a central authority overseeing foreign policy and defense.
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London
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxeebourg
Furces
U.S
Fortien
Tuhemselves
Pope Calls For Social Reforms From Vatican
Vatican City June 3 Pope Pius XII urged social reforms to build peace by addressing urgent needs of the poor with housing and work. He warned against relying on futuristic hopes for a fast solution, saying real reform must tackle fundamental postwar problems.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Heuwe Preak
Grayson Rayburn Supporters Organize Campaign Group
Sherman June 3 supporters of Rep Grayson Rayburn form a committee to direct his re election campaign. Two chairmen lead nine local groups with members including Boyd Evans George Yeury George and Bull Ashburn.
Lions to Accept Radio Time on KFYN Schedule
The Lions Club accepted a 15 minute weekly radio spot on KFYN with a regular radio committee to handle the program. Johnny Glover of Clothes presented an item and was accompanied by Yas Sister Jean Glover. Keb Shuffler of KFYN explained the offer as Jess Magounk was named delegate to the International convention.
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Brlliant Lions Club
Staten Kfyn
Johnny Glover
al Julson
Jean Glover
Tadlock
Keb Shuffler
KFYN
Jess Magounk
Qimn
P Matthews
Roy T. Andrews Named New Principal for Ector Schools
Roy T. Andrews has been elected principal of the Ector schools. He has around 16 years of teaching experience in Grayson county schools, including Sadler Greyson county.
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Roy T. Andrews
Ector Schools
Ector
Mr. Andrews
Grayson County
Sadler
Greyson County
Stores asked close for Bragg rites
Bonham business houses have been asked to close for one beer between 3 and 4 o clock Friday afternoon during burial services for Lt. James E. Bragg. The request was made by John Van Kirk commander of the James E. Bragg Post Veterans of Foreign Wars which will have charge of the rites.
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Bonham
James E. Bragg
John van Kirk
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Body of Alex Boyd Bicknell Enroute Home for Reburial
Mr and Mrs E S Bicknell of Bonham informed by the Army that their son Alex Boyd Bicknell Snc A N lost life in the Pacific and his body is en route for home for reburial He was born April 24 1919 near Bailey and attended Bailey high school class of 1939 He enlisted November 27 1942 and served in the Navy He received the Victory Medal and will also receive theater ribbons with bronze and silver stars Survivors include his parents two brothers Roi Blackburn and Kenneth Reid Bicknell two sisters Mrs C Guin Bonham and Mrs Jonne T Lansley Bonham and 12 nieces and nephews Burial services arranged by Wise Funeral Home at the Fir Methodist church in Burley
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West Seventh St
Department of the Army
Alex Boyd Bicknell
Bailey
E. S. Bicknell
Bonham
Roi Blackburn
Kenneth
Reid Bicknell
Wewitu
Okla
C & Guin. Bonhara
Jonme T Lanlsey
Borham
Fir Methodist Church
Burley Hieh
Truman Says Will Not Run Away From Fichte
President Truman rejects rumors about stepping back from leadership. He responds to Brunasl and Liberal supporters, stressing continued party unity and readiness to win this year. He cautions against moves that would harm Missourian interests and reaffirms dedication to party goals.
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Truman
Ficht
Edhube School Names Cunningham Principal
Haise Cunningham, former principal of Edhube School, is elected principal of Edhube. He previously led Windom schools as superintendent for several years.
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Cunningham
Edhube School
Haise Cunnuingham
Prin‘pal
Ector Schools
Edhiube
Windom
Five Injured In Car Bus Crash Near Devine Texas
Five people were injured in a car bus collision near Devine in Angelia County Texas. One person was listed in critical condition. Rescue crews responded and transported victims to local hospitals for treatment.
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San Antonio
Tex
Devine
Texas
Wales
Angelia
Ead
Wisge
O Brage Rites Set For 3 O Clock Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for Lt. James Bragg son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Bragg who died in a 1943 plane crash near Dujana India will be held at 3 o'clock Friday at Wise Funeral Home chapel. Burial in Willow Wild cemetery with Veterans of Foreign Wars conducting rites. Bragg a 1939 Bonham high school graduate born November 22 1920 in Bonham enlisted 1942, logged 700+ flying hours crossed the hump 66 times, awarded Air Medal and DFC. Survivors include his parents three brothers and a list of pallbearers.
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James Bragg
Edgar Bragg
Dujana India
Tenth
U. S. Air Force
Wise Funeral Home
John W. Salzman
J. I Gregory
Willow Wild Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bonham High School
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Bonham
Air Force
NTAC
Hondon
Hump
Bonhi
Thee
Richard, Weldon
Flewharty Honored by Coordinators in State Association
Glen Flewharty served as president of the Texas Coordinators Association this past year. He was presented with a wristwatch by fellow members during the Austin meeting as thanks for his service and leadership.
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Glen Flewharty
Texas Contel Nators Association
Austin
Merte
Rientar
Tha
Guy Chaney Named Mayor of Honey Grove
Honey Grove selects Guy Chaney to serve as mayor following the resignation of Herbert Nunneley. Chaney’s appointment becomes effective June 1, and he runs unopposed for the office with Frank Welch as vice mayor elect. Nunneley’s resignation led to the vacancy in the mayoral post.
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Guy Chaney
Honey Grove
Mayer Une
Herbert Nunneley
Nunelley
Chaney
Frank Welch
R. B. Self
4-H Girls Attend District Camp at Trinidad
Fannin county 4-H girls and county agent Miss Margaret Jackson attend the annual 4-H girls encampment in Trinidad this week. Delegates include Jean Webster Bartley Woods Ima Nell Grissom Wancy Scoggins Ladonia and Juanette Mamiken Goser.
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Pour
Warriors Leave At 6:30 For Paris Battle
Coach Ross Baldwin urges the high school baseball squad to meet at the high school at 6:30 this evening to travel to Paris for a District 5-AA game against the Wildcats.
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Paris
Ross Baldwin
Wildcats
Foreign aid cuts trim six months of European recovery funds
The House appropriations committee backed 5.3 million in administration money amid a total foreign program of 5.98 billion, limiting funds to six months rather than twelve. The action reflects a 25 percent reduction to safeguard U.S. assets and economy as depletions tighten availability.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Five Cents To Be Charge For Softball Games
Five cents will be charged to watch softball games to replace passing the oat through the stands for donations. Fans are urged to stay behind the fences for safety as stands receive footrests and fencing is reinforced. Similar charges are expected at Windem and Honey Grove for home games.
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Yast
Fannin Cuality
Windem
U S Officer Released By Russians After Detention
An American military officer, Dr Harry J Praunklin, was released by Soviet authorities in Berlin after detention. He described his treatment as indifferent and noted he was confined to a room at Soviet district headquarters with a bed and table during his captivity.
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Harry J. Praunklin
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Rusia
Amerean
Pramkli
Wis
Hesun
Unable Persuade AFL Unions From Oak Ridge Strike
Washington June 3 UP Chairman David Lilienthal of the Atomic Energy Commission said he failed to persuade AFL unions not to strike Dex week at the Oak Ridge Tennessee Atomic research laboratory. He said the men believe they are in the right and the plant will stay open. The Oak Ridge lab makes radioactive produce for research and employs 875 workers under Carbide and Chemical Corp.
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Washington
David Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Dex
Atomic Research Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Carbideans Chemical Corp
Cees
Producto
Sub Crew Hospitalized After Vessel Depth Incident
Report indicates several crew members from the Soumarine Cary were hospitalized about one day after a depth incident involving the vessel. Officials and defense spokesmen deny the events and promise a full inquiry while the cause remains under review.
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Washingston
Hugh
Soubamarine
Cary
Radhud
Hery
Defence
Jaomes Perrestii
Midwest Farmers Hope For Rain After Drought
Forecaster reports a rare pattern bringing moisture to Minnesota and Wisconsin. Farmers fear a late-season dry spell could affect yields, while officials urge careful water use as storms linger on the radar.
Enlistment failures spark draft bill debate in Senate
Senate debates the 19 through 25 draft as Senator Chan Gurney urges stronger measures after voluntary enlistment programs fail to provide enough troops. Administration officers oppose civil rights amendments linked to the bill, citing national security. Senators McGrath and Langer clash over potential filibuster and political implications.
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Washington
Chan Gurney
Senate
Gurney
State Armed Services
America
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Democratic National Committee
Willam Langer
Langer
McGrath
Congress
Rayburn Meeting Slated Tonight
Fragmented OCR text shows a Rayburn meeting announced for tonight. The garbled lines mention Rep Sam Rayburn and a House bolt, with unclear details about babies or Tet ben, leaving the exact purpose and location uncertain.
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Rayburn
Oigariimatis Nid
Sam Raybur
Fort Worth Markets Trim Mixed Overnight Trade
Lively market activity noted with producers and traders quoted across various commodities and sectors. Prices showed modest shifts with some declines in hogs and cattle limits, while dairy and produce stayed steady amid cautious demand.
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