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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
9
St Louis June 3 Carter Queter or Carter defeated Charlie Riley in the second round and moved toward a showdown with Paddy DeMarco's camp in New York after Wednesday night bout. Carter earned a knockout over Riley.
Two Dallas schoolboys and teams from Longview and Austin reach the semifinals at Disch Field in the sixth annual state tourney. Adamson faces Austin Travis at 7 p m and Highland Park meets Longview at 9 p m with winners advancing to the Friday final.
Waco Pirates beat Tyler 2 to 1 to extend their Big State League lead. A six inning rally featured a Jacks Falls triple and Ray Mesins single. Ronny Sheetz pitched a complete game as Tyler suffered a rematch loss.
Artesia moved into first place in the Longhorn League by percentage points after a 7 2 win over Roswell. The win capped a 12th victory in 13 games since May 20, as Carlsbad beat Big Spring 9 6 and Odessa routed Sweetwater 20 7 while Midland swept San Angelo 5 3 in both games.
Mitchell accepts Morrow resignation and rules it stands while offering a Texas return to the Democratic fold. A vacancy on the national committee allows the Texas state organization to designate a successor, who would face a full committee vote at its next meeting likely in September alongside a Texas state convention.
The Bureau of Mines lowered its 1954 crude oil demand estimate to 2.994 billion barrels, predicting a 2.1 percent rise versus prior up to 10 percent. Exports excluded, domestic demand for late 1954 may rise 4.6 percent, dependent on cold weather and industrial demand. Gasoline demand expected to average about 3.3 percent above 1953.
Savoy notes funeral services pending for Mrs. Kate Moore 81 who died at her Savoy home after a six month illness. Born Linville Tennessee March 18 1873 she had lived in the area ten years. Survivors include two sons a daughter two grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Burial in Rose Hill Bells with Barnhart Funeral Home in charge.
Senator McCarthy presses a new inquiry into the CIA and its seriousness, signaling no bluff. He previously sought an investigation last July but was balked by Dulles and the committee. A formula to govern such probes was discussed but not disclosed.
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