Driver Training in Schools Proves Helpful in Traffic Safety
The piece cites progress in driver education with 750,000 students enrolled this year, over 8845 schools offering courses, and 6000 schools added since 1948. Studies from Delaware, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts show trained drivers commit far fewer violations and accidents. Expansion remains possible with 1,500 schools lacking such programs and about 750,000 students untrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
Delaware
Motor Vehicle Department
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
U S Efforts to Aid Spain Face Slow Spanish Response
Washington weighs a 62.5 million Marshall Plan loan to Spain aimed at stabilizing its economy. Five projects totaling 17.2 million have been approved by the Export-Import Bank, but no contracts have been signed and Spain has yet to comply with required American supervision.
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Congress
Spain
Ruman
Pat McCarran
Nevada
ECA
Economic Cooperation Administration
U. S. Export-Import Bank
Ex-Im Bank
U. S
Artago
Industry and Commerce
Suancez
Warmann Guoring
INI
Institute of National Industry
Language, music, and wildlife in a fragmented portrait
The text surveys English as a dominant tongue and notes a composer with one major hit. It references musical linking, entertainment, and questions about a native horn or Angorin Goat. It then lists South Africa and the United States as centers of hair production and notes grazing regions in the Southwest and Willamette Valley. It asks if wolves remain, answering that the true wolf is nearly extinct with a few in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Oregon, while great wolves exist in Wenudu and Alaska.
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Asia Minor
South Africa
United States
Southweat
Willamette Valley
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oregon
Wenudu
Alaska
House Committee Probing Crime May Finish Today
The House crime investigating committee in Austin is nearing completion of its secret probe into gambling activities in three Texas cities. An open hearing on related affairs is planned around June 25, with focus on earnings from Maceo-controlled corporations or similar holdings.
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Austin
House Crime Investigating Committee
Texas
Russell Dunn Junier
Bentumont
Felix Jo Doemoury
Orange i
Meiunwirste
Suec Tors
San Maceo Enterprises
Galveston
Fred V. Meredith
Sam Macceo
Bonhamites Awarded U S Air Force Commissions
Three Bonham men received commissions in the U S Air Force at the University of Texas spring commencement week. Pal Arnold Hicklungy Bailey Joe Parsons and Evert Vaughn Fodd were among 159 students awarded commissions across the Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps during the week.
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Bonhamites
Air Force
University of Texas
Pal Arnold Hicklungy
Bailey Joe Parsons
Evert Vaughn
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Bonham Daily Favorite Publisher and postal note
The Bonham Daily Favorite published by Bonham Publishing Co Inc lists T Frank Stewart as president publisher and notes its second class mail status under the Bonham Texas post office.
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Bonham Daily Favorite
Bonham Publishing Co, Inc
T. Frank Stewart
Bonham,Texas
Notice to the Public on Corrections of Reflections
Public notice states that any erroneous reflection on a firm individual or corporation will be promptly corrected upon being brought to the attention of the publishers.
Rights of United Press News Use Stated
The United Press retains exclusive rights to use for publication all news dispatches credited to it or not credited to the paper and to the news published herein.
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The
United Press
Execution Stay Granted for Texas Woman on Death Row
In Austin on June andEmma Straght Pights Olver, a 21 year old San Antonio woman sentenced to death, won a stay from Governor Allan Shivers delaying the electric chair to July 6. Her attorneys argue rights violations occurred during trial and appeal, and may seek relief from higher courts.
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Austin
San Antonio
Tejas
Allan Shivers
Mme Straght
Texas
Board of Parsons and Paroles
Emma
Court of Criminal Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Man Wanted in North Carolina To Be Returned
In Nacogdoches county a man accused of shooting a prison guard in North Carolina awaits extradition. U S Commissioner Dave M Price cleared the process yesterday allowing officers to take him back for trial on the charge.
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Nacogdoches
North Carolina
U. S
Dave M. Price
Toy Removel
John
Compromise Reached on Gas Tax Proposal in Texas
The 1Q-member joint legislative conference committee agreed on a compromise gas tax plan and sent it to Comptroller Calvert for a new spending estimate. It includes a half cent per thousand cubic feet levy on natural gas, retains the production tax, and freezes county rural road funds from the road bond program. Both chambers traded concessions after disputes over the gathering tax and road funding limits.
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Austin
Joint Legislative Conference
Hbkely
Robert SS. Calvert
Rudolph Weinert
le Bain
Senate
House
Aged man beaten to death in dice game dispute
Pittsburgh report says Reginald Garrett is charged with killing an elderly sharecropper, Jack Hardaman, with an eight-foot sapling after a dice game argument. Garrett claims self defense. The victim is described as 70 years old. Garrett is 32. Preliminary hearing set for today.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Reginald Cgarrett
Cgurrett
Wo EB. Weatherford
Jack Hardaman
Garrett
Fitzgerald in No Charge Dismissal Aids Immediate Release
A judge dismissed charges against T. Fitzgerald on transporting a stolen car across state lines, clearing the way for Fitzgerald to be released to North Carolina officers upon arrival. The ruling enables swift transfer and release pending further custody arrangements.
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T. Pitzgerald
Fitzgerald
North Carolina
Supreme Court Upholds City Ban on Door to Door Magazines
The Supreme Court rules cities may forbid door to door soliciting of magazine subscriptions. Jack H Breard of Dallas challenged Alexandria Louisiana ordinance banning peddlers from private homes without invitation. The court six to three upheld the ordinance as constitutional.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Jack H Breard
Dallas
Keystone Readers Service Company
Breard
Alexandria
Louisiana
Louisiana Supreme Court
Cattle Raisers to Meet in Tyler
The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association will hold its first quarterly board meeting at the Blackstone Hotel in Tyler Texas on June 16. It will be the first time in 74 years the directors meet in East Texas and President Kay Willoughby invites all members and livestock interests to attend.
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Tyler
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raiser
Blackstone
Texas
Dum
East Texas
Kay Willoughby
Siay
Association
Local greetings and illness reported in Mulberry area
Mulberry notes show Mr and Mrs Gden Stephens and children from El Paso visiting Mr and Mrs Ik E Cain. Mr and Mrs Muddy Trammell and children from Fort Worth also guests. Mrs Steve Carroll hospitalized at M&S Hospital Bonham and Mrs Gladys Hall ill at home.
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W. E. Cain
Inpital
Men
JP Donaldson
G. A. Davison
Rhoma
Jack Hall
Ted Hall
R. A. Hall
Glen
Celeste
Hemphiny
My Nixon
M. Cox
Prairie
Gden Stephens
Cnndren
HH Paso
Muddy Trammell
Fort Worth
Ik. E. Cain
Steve Carroll
M&s Hospital
Bonham
Gladys Hall
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Conn
MacArthur
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Moval
INEA
Maceo Enterprises
G. Geoffrey Smit
Rae
Aaa
Abd Stead Lame
Ana
LG Aliaise
Scarborough Farm Equipment Company
N. Center Bonham,Texas
S &H
Western Auto
North Side Square
Shuler
Alexander Hotel Bldg
Barbers
Hasden
Huses
George Banunt
Ray Shuler
H. L. Wbdlinger
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