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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
15
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June 4 reports from Washington say progress in the steel dispute spurs White House discussions with representatives from both sides and CIO Steel workers. A proposal seeks a national price and production board with power to seize steel mills if terms fail, reflecting tense efforts to end the conflict.
A fragmented notice highlights driving safety tips with phrases about safe behavior and proper hand signals. The brief urges caution and attention, stressing the importance of signaling while on the road.
Bailey Tagish elementary school principal Thad Finley spoke at the Bonham Rotary Club noon meeting about boys and girls. Dr. I Biggers and Claude Leatherwood were elected to the board of directors.
American troops at the Koje prison camp in Korea entered three former unruly compounds with two tanks leading. They tore down flags and propaganda, rescued 17 anti Communist prisoners tried by kangaroo courts, and seized 75 Reds including five commissars. Tank gunners also fired on about 30 Reds along the Imjin River as Allied forces pressed the defense.
Abilene Kansas hosts an hour long parade depicting Dwight Eisenhowers life from birth through World War II and beyond. Floats honor his early years at the creamery West Point Fort Leavenworth and his rise to supreme allied commander with Miss Janet Fodd and Dale Anderson to reenact the Eisenhower wedding. A sunflower and Like Ike finale caps the sequence as bands and horse clubs join the memory tour.
Buzz Sawyer is back in the Daily Favorite today restoring normalcy in Bonham and vicinity after three days of missing strips. Calls to the Favorite office came from youths women bankers and politicians reporting the absence.
Flag Springs Rural Neighborhood Progress Club reports rapid gains in upgrading its Community Center. Workers cleaned the yard, removed a cloakroom partition to form a kitchen, and adjusted another partition for large gatherings. The building hosts Sunday services and the next meeting is June 16 led by Hollis White and John Nichols.
California defender of state ownership accuses President Truman of using a Big Lie technique in a congressional message over the tidelands veto. Senator Richard Nixon filed the charge in the Senate Record, claiming Truman misrepresented Supreme Court holdings and state ownership of submerged lands.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars funded a respirator purchased last year and placed at city hall for public use. Donations last year covered most of the cost. the remaining debt was paid with a current drive. John Van Kirk reports the fund has surpassed the goal and excess will support maintenance of the device at the Bonham fire station.
True Adams a longtime Bonham post office employee has been appointed acting postmaster following George Atkins resignation due to ill health. Adams has 35 years in the postal service all in Bonham and previously served as assistant postmaster in 1920. He will act until a regular postmaster is appointed and confirmed.
Partly cloudy and warm conditions with widely scattered thunderstorms expected tomorrow and tonight in the western portion. The forecast calls for warm temperatures across central Texas with the potential of localized storms.
PMA officers held a meeting at the College Station district office with state committeeman and local officials. Attendees included secretary 3B and supervisor Rattan, with administrators B Marshall, Cooper and Masu present.
Market notes show prices holding firm with limited movement and cautious demand. Local traders report steady levels across key grains and livestock, whileBuyer activity remains tepid as buyers monitor futures signals and weather prospects.
Bonham area endures another warm day with a high near 91 and overnight low around 75. Forecaster notes little temperature change and only scattered showers possible. winds from the south push dust and farmers monitor conditions as hot and dry weather persists.
Dan Barnard PMA officer reports Fannin county farmers received 4196 022 45 from the federal government for carrying out soil conservation practices in the past year. Practices included planting in fields and building terraces and pools. The county PMA annual report lists every practice and totals for all work. Nearly 100 miles of terraces were built on 96 farms during the period.
The record shows government payments for farmers totaling $7,009.56 for year end reimbursements. Standard terraces built reach 504,046 feet (95.2 miles). Diversion terraces add 13,637 feet (2.6 miles) with $818.22. Diversion work occurred on 23 farms and 9.2 acres on five farms were sodden with Bermuda grass costing $14.20. Further earth moving and terrace shaping on seven farms cost $94.25, and ditch opening payments total $3,608.47 for 4,910 feet of small ditch digging.
The report details soil conservation activity with 35 633 cubic yards moved in larger ditches and 206 stock pools dug during the year. It notes 192 4256 cubic yards of dirt moved on 218 farms, with payments totaling 19 15736 dollars. Fertilizer use includes 78 000 pounds of rock phosphate on 260 acres across two farms for 832 80 dollars in payments.
Dwight Eisenhower travels by special train from Kansas City to Abilene where 75 000 supporters gather for a morning ceremony and a 5 pm address as he seeks the Republican nomination. Taft leads in South Dakota preconvention results with 674 vote margin.
Bonham reports Lawrence won a special election to fill the unexpired term of Joel Steed in Ward 6. He will serve on the city commission, becoming a member at the regular meeting.
A Bonham student from Texas plans to attend the Red Cross Aquatic School at Lake Murray this afternoon. Sheriff and Mrs. M are mentioned in relation to the event as organizers or sponsors.
Readers recount a midweek slice of life in Benham with brief notes on visits from Florida, Texas, and New Mexico. Highlights include Rainy weather, crops in Trenton, and residents such as Flood, Ball, Yates, Miller, and Cunningham sharing news and plans.
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