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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
16
Lorraine Tatro, an invalid from birth, is known by the Boston and Maine railroad staff as the girl in the window. Her daily joy comes from waved greetings as trains pass by Williamstown Massachusetts locals say her smile lights the crew.
Chicago health official Dr. Herbert Ratner urged wives to stay home and raise children, criticizing wives who push husbands into domestic chores and warn against latch key kids. He called for affection in families and warned that many mothers overcommit to clubs and community work. The report also notes 29 confirmed polio cases in children vaccinated with Salk vaccine.
Fred grapples with wedding plans after May's death as Jimmie and Annie face a difficult future. Murphy weighs Fred's influence and Annie's choice while a community gathers, offering comfort and practical support through a tense night. Annie must decide whether to proceed with the wedding or adjust plans for the family.
The House enters a partisan fight over farm price supports with Democrats and farm leaders preparing a debate on a bill to scrap the administration's flexible program and restore rigid high supports for five basic crops. The expected Wednesday vote is described as likely close.
The House Judiciary committee began public hearings on wiretap techniques Tuesday, after planning a private demonstration. The panel indicated the public should be informed about advances in surveillance methods.
Texas Senator Rogers Kelley of Edinburg criticizes the Eisenhower administration for inconsistent Formosa policy. Speaking in Indianapolis at a National Foreign Relations Commission session, he urges an All-American approach and says the commission will propose positions on Formosa and the Quemoy and Matsu islands.
District Attorney Edward S. Silver of Brooklyn challenged earlier boasts about wiretapping devices as wonders noting such claims appear mainly in newspapers. The hearings began amid the dispute and Sunday church recommendations.
A Milwaukee mechanic drew attention riding through the city in a Cadillac hearse. He lay on the casket table listening for a squeak in the rear of the hearse, promoting trade at home and savings.
Victor A. Reed, 67, of San Francisco, struck a truck near Pampa Texas on Monday. After both drivers exited and exchanged names, Reed collapsed and died of a heart attack. James Sackett witnessed the incident.
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