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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
4
Incomplete OCR fragment shows a 1953 baby related item with unclear context. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, limiting precise summary.
Tankersley of the Tankers Pettice Co Edeouch assures Bonham Chamber farmers he will buy all sweet corn produced in Fannin this year. Crews will harvest the corn and purchase every load at market price, providing cash income in late spring. Stalks may be used for pasture or silage, and farmers are urged to side dress with nitrogen for final growth.
The report compares monthly rainfall to 1952 and 1683 for the same period, noting an average of just over four inches per month this year. January and February had under two inches, with a total rainfall around 5.87 inches for early months. Crop harvest hopes depend on two to three weeks of good weather for grains, cotton, and corn.
A late night blaze forced about 30 people to flee a Fort Worth area building. Firefighters reported the flames heavily damaged the story building and there were additional fires reported elsewhere in the vicinity.
Bandera June 3 The attorney for Harl Mathews says he will ask that a murder indictment against his client be quashed. The 27 year old ranch hand is charged with the malicious murder of his three year old stepson Clinton Lee Clark. An autopsy cites internal injuries. Mathews confessed to beating and squeezing the boy after he sassed him. The attorney argues the grand jury is illegal due to a missing written court order to reconvene and claims a district clerk overstepped authority. He may seek a change of venue due to pretrial news influence.
Dallas June 3 The Regional Wage Stabilization Board chair J Byron Abernathy says employers must obtain written government approval before granting pay raises. The rule followed a Cleveland firm granting raises over 10 percent on oral government advice, which the board reversed.
Partly cloudy and warm conditions prevail today and continue tonight and tomorrow across the region.
Eisenhower declares end of military service and emphasizes strong air power for the United States. Weather notes report Texas heat with highs near 99 and Bonham reaching 91, near record dry conditions and scattered showers in parts of West Texas.
Washington June 3 UP General Eisenhower's news conference mixed military talk with politics as he backed air power and a separate air force while Tafts criticisms echoed. Delegates at stake in South Dakota and California with Warren Kefauver set for Democratic counts.
Red negotiators reject Allied plan to re screen prisoners for repatriation, and turn down a recess. Panmunjom talks resume tonight. Meanwhile Koje camp incidents rise as an Allied guard fatally wounds two prisoners and Red inmates block treatment and burial. General Clark visits front lines as Eastern Front casualties near 12 000 in May.
After the pastor leaves for the Annual Conference in Dallas, First Methodist Church begins redecorating the sanctuary and foyers. Interior work aims to finish by next Sunday when Reverend Stone Hisinger returns for morning worship. The project is funded by Mr and Mrs K Yates as a generous gift to the church.
June U year old Johnny Manly, a Cleburne High School student, drowned yesterday at Cleburne State Park Lake during an outing. He was with brother Charles and friend Robbie Powell. the two others searched and found him after he stepped off the park lake dam into about 20 feet of water.
Volunteers at the fire hall move chairs from the sunlit front to a shaded nook proving summer's presence. They note mornings stay usable but afternoons get too hot for the front area.
British troops and West German police sealed off the Berlin Radio building in the British sector with barbed wire and guards. They allowed 24 guards to depart but did not permit entry, using the action as retaliation for Soviet moves in British zones and a bet on ending seven years of broadcasts. The Russians had resisted evacuation but later built a new studio outside the city. East German authorities claim a female agent carried poison capsules and planned to contaminate food and set fires at plants.
Fort Worth June 3 Senator Kefauver campaign manager invites Eisenhower backers to support Kefauver after a split in Texas GOP. Gilham, a Fort Worth soap maker, says disaffected Eisenhower supporters are welcome to receive his literature.
As of May 1952 the State of Texas had expended 6464.72 helping 56 crippled children in Fannin County. Judge Chowe Moore and County Superintendent Jun Muultur have been notified by the State Department of Public Welfare. There were eight children listed. the expenditures by the state show others. Expenditures range from 2 to 954 dollars, with transportation costs listed at 720 dollars.
Markets show cattle at 2.80 and calves around 1.50 with mixed tones. Slaughter steers and yearlings range 26 to 34 with cows from 13 to 74 and bulls 18 to 26. hogs trade at 16.50 to 18 for typical weights while some items move higher.
A car stolen from Luther Me Kelva was found Monday near a barn west of UWT. Bud Stone, who rents the farm, reported the vehicle stripped with wheels and other accessories missing before it was abandoned.
County Grand Jury scheduled to meet June 9 to review submissions from the office of the county attorney. Jt Burney indicated limited pending items, with several cases including two su rgeries and wife and child desertion matters to be presented for consideration.
About 1,600 banking representatives from across the nation meet in Houston. Fort Worth Cincinnati Atlanta Chicago and Los Angeles bankers spoke in yesterday afternoon sessions focusing on investment and savings strategies.
The president faces three paths after the CIO steel strike halts most U S production. He can ask Congress for emergency action, use the Taft Hartley 30 day no strike clause, or initiate new wage talks with the industry. House Republicans debate seizure legality and possible censure as negotiations stall in New York.
At a Bondbum Jaycees gathering new officers were chosen for the coming year. President Dr Jim R Jackson leads the slate with George Stevens as First Vice President and Billy Collins as Second Vice President. Robby Hodge is Treasurer, Charles Turbyfill Secretary, and directors are Billy Hensley and Dewey Mekkelva.
Trenton unveils a 400 gallon booster fire truck delivered by Box Brothers Welding Co of Bonham built on a Chevrolet chassis. Mayor I T Phillips says it provides essential protection though not for a general conflagration. The pump and wiring remain to be completed and storage compartments hold multiple hose sizes.
Bracero agreements near renewal with farmers awaiting proof of compliance while regulations are reviewed. Officials anticipate continued labor arrangements under new terms as negotiations proceed amid ongoing policy discussions.
Vernon L Wharton appointed new dean at Texas State College for Women Denison. He is currently director of the Department of Sociology at Millsaps College Jackson Mississippi. He replaces Dean W Clark who served on the faculty for eight years.
Zelma Doan of Bonham has been elected principal of the Leonard Independent School District elementary division. Doan brings experienced teaching background and was chosen by the Leonard board after a meeting on Monday.
On the Square Booger Leeman and others discuss a misaddressed DIN meant for the city. Bill Box shows a fire truck body built for Tren ton as Glenmere and Dorris Hodge dine. Kate Bates and Dane Eller talk school matters. Lulu Nash Grace Nash swap tips for a truck. Dr O C Weade, Paul Artedge, Jim Sartin relay board and Nunneree RNP club meeting in Bon ham Tuesday.
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