Pressure mounts as steel talks near possible strike
In New York new cotton plant and steel leaders faced a looming strike with four weeks left. The United Steelworkers called an afternoon session to map strategy while management warned of no extra wage offer. Eisenhower denied labor hostile charges and said he would invoke Taft Hartley to bar an 80 day steel strike. A fourth round of talks again failed to reach agreement.
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Union President Seeks Special Session On Wage Policy
With good weather unions head to action as 33 member executive board meets to consider calling a 171 member Wage Polls Committee into session. They may file formal charges with the NLRB over bargaining in bad faith. About 500,900 steel workers could strike after June 30 if no settlement.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Lake Davy Crockett anglers report improving conditions
Ben Summerville, lake manager, says the lake is clear and conditions are favorable after calm weather last weekend. The report cites black bass, channel cat, crappie, and bream catches across multiple anglers and locations, with some large bass and channel cats noted.
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Ben Summerville
Summerville
Dursood Cockrell
Dantas
George Williams
Fort Worth
Dallas
Trouine
G W. Chapman
Bream H E Love
Petty
Eght
Jack Patsh
Jesse Piem
Commerce
J W Wilkerson
Ft. Worth
Vernon Roberts
Windom
Probate Minutes and Marriage Licenses Reported
Wails of Sara Alice Anderson probated and Douglas Anderson confirmed as independent executor. New probate applications to probate will of Nannie Kirkseys Hawkins and for administration of Ernest L Kirksey. Marriage licenses issued to Lonnie Richardson Jr and Diane Lenart Tom Melntre and Dorothy Nell Perkins Loyd Johnson and Martha Jane Horton Richard Boehler and Carolyn Stanford Billy Mize and Willie Mae Richardson Tillman Boyd and Oma Jewell Ball.
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Alice Anderson
Douglas Anderson
Nannie Kirkseys Hawkins
Ernest L Kirksey
Lonnie Ray Richardson, Jr
Diane Lenart
Tom Melntre
Dorothy Nell Perkins
Loyd del Johnson
Martha Jane Horton
Richard Ll. Boehler
Carolyn Stanford
Billy Gray Mize
Willie Mae Richardson
Tillman Leon Boyd
Oma Jewell Ball
Library's Growth Traced Through Generations of Benefactors
In a legacy motion the article salutes numerous women including Therine Williams Mrs Bob Rawlings Mrs Louis Holland Mrs Mildred Walcott and Mrs Myrtie Anderson for their roles in founding supporting and sustaining the library across generations noting that many more unnamed hands shaped its birth operation and nourishment.
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Therine Williams
Bob Rawlings
Louis Holland
Mildred Walcott
Myrtie Anderson
Bonham High School Baseball Letters Awarded
Ten members of the 1959 Bonham high baseball team received letters as announced by Coach I m Acree. Three lettermen end eligibility, nine others return in 1960. Seniors Don Campbell Burr Smith and Richard Richardson earned letters along with Terry Lynch Buck Washerlesky Eugene Partridge Bill Partridge Tom Mankin Dick Covert and Chuck Norman. This was Lynch Norman and Covert's first baseball letter. The Warners won the North Zone playoff but lost the district crown to Richardson in a best two of three series.
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Bonham High School
I m Acree
Terry Lynch
Buck Washerlesky
Eugene Partridge
Bill Partridge
Tom Mankin
Dick Covert
Chuck Norman
Lynch
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Covert
Warners
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UAR to donate seized Israeli cargo to Palestine refugees
The United Arab Republic plans to give to Palestine refugees the Israeli cargo seized from ships transiting the Suez Canal. The Middle East News Agency quoted a source saying Israel’s Inge Toft, a Danish vessel, has been in custody at Port Said for two weeks.
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Bonham Library History Reflects Readiness to Grow
A Connecticut of Bonham heritage notes a persistent group that kept the city library alive from 1901 to 1959. Early trail-blazers sought knowledge and progress, planting the library seed about sixty years prior, with a 1901 motto about the value of knowledge.
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Birth and family of local contractor born 1998 in Edhube
Bacon, born November 25 1998 in Edhube, was the son of John Bacon. He lived much of his life in Fannin County and worked as a contractor. Survived by his father and sister Pauline Wix of Kennefic Oklahoma.
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Planes Patrolling Nicaraguan Coast Warn of Incoming Schooners
In Managua, President Luis Somoza orders the air force to track any unidentified ships approaching the coast amid reports of three invader schooners from Batabano Cuba carrying men and arms. The vessels were said to have sailed from Costa Rica over the weekend.
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Night patrols continue as Nicaragua reports invasion losses
Warplanes keep dusk to dawn patrols along both coasts while central invasion zone shows no new fighting. The government reports 12 rebels and 3 loyal soldiers killed after Monday’s landing near Olama, as about 70 rebels flee through jungle pursued by Royal troops.
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Olama
Czech protest claims eight airspace violations by US forces
The Czech government in Vienna filed a protest alleging eight violations of Czech air space by United States Air Force units during maneuvers in Germany over the past month. The note linked the incursions to sham attacks on Czech territory.
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Czechost
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Germany
Revised Defense Measure Reaches Senate for Action
The administration's revised and reduced defense spending bill, $3.848 billion, advances to the Senate after a 392-3 House vote. Amendments to raise Army strength to 900,000 and Marine Corps to 200,000 were defeated or not adopted. Navy carrier funding for a supercarrier faced House rejection, signaling further Senate debate.
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Montreal Royals Trade With Maple Leafs
Montreal Royals swap two players Bob Wilson and Ron Negray to Toronto Maple Leafs for Angel Sull and Mike Gohat. Nocash involved in the deal.
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Bob Wilson
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Mike Gohat Nocash
Death rites held for Ida Crossland infant in Dodd City
Funeral services for Ida Mabel Crossland six months old daughter of Mr and Mrs T B Crossland were conducted at 2 pm Thursday at Dodd City Church of Christ. She died June 3 1959 in a Ladonia clinic after a 10 day illness. Interment followed at Dodd City cemetery under Cooper Funeral Home Honey Grove. Survived by parents a brother and grandparents born Ladonia November 20 1958.
Glen A. Rabe Dies in California Rites Held
Former Bonham resident and Church of Christ minister Glen A. Rabe died in Los Angeles on Monday after a heart attack. Funeral services were held there on Wednesday. He is survived by his wife Katie Lou Green Rabe of Los Angeles. He had taught school in Redondo Beach for five years.
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Burial planned for Bonham native in Fort Worth
Mrs. B H Skipworth of Fort Worth, formerly of Bonham, died in Fort Worth this morning. Funeral services will be held in Fort Worth Friday with interment at New Hope cemetery north of Bonham.
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B. H. Skipworth
Fort Worth
Bonham
New Hope Cemetery
Service Held for Rudolph Bacon
Funeral services for Rudolph Bacon, 50, were held at Cooper Funeral Home chapel at 3 p m Thursday. Bacon, a resident of Edhube, died early Wednesday morning June 3 1959 in a Denison doctor's office after a heart attack. The Rev T R Hawkins of Windom Baptist church officiated and burial followed at Willow Wild Cemetery. A native of Fannin county he was survived by...
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Cooper Funeral Home
Bacon
Edhube
Denison
T R Hawkins
Baptist Church
Windom
Willow Wild
Fannin County
Farmer Smith Freed After Connsciencel Binds Guilt
In Conway South Carolina the jury found Huber L Smith 29 years a living conscience as sufficient punishment for fatally shooting Alvie Cox in January 1930. Smith confessed last October and was found innocent by the jury.
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