Six Indictments Voted by Grand Jury in Sixth District
Six true bills of indictment were returned Monday by the Sixth District Court grand jury. Clyde Armstrong and Earl Hugh Jourden of Fort Worth face burglary charges for the Dobson’s Grocery safe cracking. Albert Leon Alexander is indicted for passing a forged instrument. Armstrong and Jourden are bound in $5,000 each, Alexander in $2,500. trials set for June 18. The jury plans to resume sessions June 31.
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Sixth District Court
Grand
W. E. Baggarly
Bonham
Clyde Armstrong
Earl Hugh Jourden
Fort Worth
Dobson's Grovery
Hiatt
Elliott
Ots Ogainst
Albert Leon Alexaner
Alexander
Honey Grove
Armstrong
Jourden
A. L. Bartley
Sestion
Acheson Says UN Majority Could Block Red China Entry
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said a U N Security Council majority will likely oppose admitting Red China to the United Nations. He suggested a veto might be used but doubted it would be necessary. He stressed the need for broad support against any nation defying the UN.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
United Nations Security Council
United States
Red Ching
Acheson
United Nations
Mo Kores
Air collision near Dalton leaves two dead
Two air force fighters collided 20 miles south of Dalton Ohio today. Lieutenant Ro Gi, ejecting from one plane, survived after bailing out whereas the other pilot perished. emergency crews rushed to the scene as a third occupant was uninjured.
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Dalton
Ohio
Daston
Perses
Ro Gi. Eleaves
Book Mustnoag
Hsophine
Bruno Dala
Rayburn Addresses Farm Bureau On Soil Care
Sam Rayburn spoke to the Fannin County Farm Bureau supper meeting condemning soil misuses. He warned that neglecting fertility could threaten food production for a growing population and urged passing healthy soil to future generations. He also argued for building military strength before conflict to avoid war.
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Sam Rayburn
Mr. Rayburn
Fannin County Farm Bureau
Allied push stalls Reds in Korean mountain line
Reports say Chinese forces retreated about two miles from Chorwon as UN troops advanced into the rugged mountains. The withdrawal appears tactical as both sides dug in for renewed combat along the Iron Triangle defenses and Kumhwa corridor. Washington diplomacy on Korea continued with UN delegates seeking ways to peace talks.
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Chorwon
Eighth Army
West Central
Iron Triangle
Kumhwa
Washington
Korea
Pehaned
Far East
Pathea
van Fleet
North Korea
White House to host beef price conference amid labor and supply talks
President Truman schedules an afternoon White House conference with government mobilization and economic stabilization officials, beef producers, feeders and commission merchants to discuss ceilings on beef prices. Officials report more good beef available than a month ago, while some firms warn ceilings strain slaughtering.
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Washington
Truman
White House
M. J. Flynn
Kansas City Livestock Commission
Michael DiSalle
American Federation of Labor
Congress
AFL
William Treen Trees
Supreme Court
M R Morrison to Speak on Program at Hobbtzelle Award Event
Morrison, agriculture agent for Hi-Yield Fertilizer Co., will discuss Mr. N Cash M Cash, recent Hobbtzelle Award winner for agricultural contributions. The event, a barbecue, takes place Thursday in Atlanta at the Muser Clubhouse.
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M. Cash
Hobbtzelle Award
Barbe- Atlanta
Morrison
Hi-Yield Fertilizer Co. N
Mr. Cash
Tiuh
Markets Pr 1200 Slaughter-classes Steady With Mixed Monday
Slaughter classes remain fully steady while spots show uneven gains on stocker demand. Good to choice stock steers and yearlings are around 32 to 35 while common to medium stock cows trade near 20 to 26. Active demand holds, with stocker calves 28 to 40 and feeder cattle around 21. Sows priced 16 to 17.
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Munday
Dodd City Faculty Posts Filled at School Board Meeting
At a recent board session the Dodd City School filled two vacancies on the faculty and reappointed other teachers. High school staff includes Hise Cunningham, Ed Cross, Mrs Mary Cross, and Mrs Berniece Morris. grade school staff lists Flora Brewer, Mrs M. Lo Brent, Mrs Maite Jo Collins, and Irene Lowrey. Superintendent M N Brent and vocational ag teacher BA South hold term contracts as noted.
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Dodd Cypy
Dodd City
Mro
Ed Cross
Hise Cunningham
Mary Cross
Berniece Morris
Flora Brewer
M. Lo Brent
Maite Jo Collins
Irene Lowrey
M N. Brent
Vocational Ag
Baculty
Stat
Weather Update for East Texas Cloudiness and Winds
Considerable cloudiness with scattered sunshine in extreme west. Warmer tonight and tomorrow in the north. Noon and tonight affected with altered skies. Moderate easterly winds along the coast as conditions change northward.
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Texas
Civil Causes Docket Scheduled at Saxth Street Court
The Saxth Street Court adjourns civil cases and begins to arrange the civil docket for the term. The Attorney General and Broadtoot are listed as observers as the clock nears 20 o'clock.
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Jude AG
Civel
Athens merchant to reach House Committee via radio appeal
A Athens hardware merchant arranged with KBUD to broadcast a 10 minute speech to reach members of Congress. He seeks to influence the Price Stabilization Office and urges lawmakers to act. The plan aims to set a precedent for using radio to contact Washington officials.
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Athens Hardware
Formul
Esas
Washington
Lucas
Hboardware
Athens
KBUD
Wol
Compress
May Livestock Receipts Drop At Fort Worth
May cattle receipts at Fort Worth Stock Yards show a sharp fall from last year with 34 thousand cattle and 0 thousand calves versus 50 thousand cattle and 1 thousand calves a year ago. Freezes and drought delayed pastures, ranchers delaying sales to seek higher prices amid a heavy upcoming run warned commission men.
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Fort Worth
Port Worth
Offing Commission
Chess player notes vast number of first ten-move possibilities
A chess player highlights that there are 360 518 520 100 644 000 000 000 000 possible sequences for the first ten moves in a game. The figure underscores the game's combinatorial depth and complexity.
Early Season Insect Control Program To Be Started At Once
H E Johnson of the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine urged Fannin county cotton farmers to begin emergency three time early season poison applications for Weevil and thrips after last weekend rains. He noted heavy Weevil presence and widespread damage on fields and roadsides but said weather improves efforts. Farmers showed strong interest in control efforts to protect the crop and reduce infestations.
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Fiounin County
Hes, Johnson
Bureau of Entomologs and
Johnson
Mr. Jobvyoce
Joliaison
Jobinsotm
Ane
Fannin County Furmiers
Steel
Chris Veal
Phone Workers Win Wage Hike In Short Strike
United Press CIO reports a brief strike by communication workers ended with a wage increase managed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. The stoppage paused service up to two hours, after which members accepted a full agreement with the company, per CWA officials.
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United Peess Cio
Southwestern Bell ‘Telephone Company
M. Pdeowever
Cotties
Ol Bahama
Rain Delays City Trash Pickup in Muddy Conditions
City Manager Koo Thomipoon announced this morning that the weekly Chast collection will be delayed for the day due to muddy roads and weather concerns. Thompson said pickup would begin later in the day once conditions improve.
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Amother
Muddy Toads
Koo Thomipoon
Thompson
Bonham Airman Earns Distinguished Flying Cross
Harold T. Cunningham of Bonham received the Distinguished Flying Cross for commanding a B29 weather mission in 1950 that penetrated typhoon Doris three times, gathering data for Pacific typhoon control centers. His crew of ten earned Air Medals. Cunningham serves with the 54th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron in Guam.
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Svth Baumb Wing
Guam
Mob
Dune
U'b
Harold ‘P Cunningham
Bonham
Kenneth Ro Walters
Brownwood
Cunningham
54Th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron
Guan
Doris
Pacific
MacArthur Will Ride in Cool Comfort June 16
Civic officials announce General MacArthur and party will travel in three air conditioned limousines from Dalbis to Fort Worth for a parade and address on June 16. Event promises formal welcome and public viewing in the city center.
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MacArthur
Port Worth
Denison Baby Killed in Crash
A Denison baby died after a collision with a car driven by Jo Bo Marcow of Sherman. Durant, Oklahoma treated and released another occupant and two residents were hospitalized.
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Denison
Jo Bo Marcow
Sherman
Sandamens
Ute Davis
Durant
Oklahoma
Hodgepodge Social Notes From Valles Creek and Nearby
A crowded local vignette lists residents and scenes around Valles Creek. Names include Albert J. Jordan, City Manager Brandon Thompson, Will Coppedge with Midnight the cat, and Joe Johnson at a pier. Others like Bud Miller, Wanda Boughan, Gene Wilshire, Kip Loft, and Neal Thomas appear amid chatter about crops, storms, and weekend activities.
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Satu Kusburn
Dick Rayburs
Clyde Crittenden
Albert J
Jordon
Vicou
Bhesgertad
Brnandett Thompson
Black Cat
Joe
Juobnson
Les Abernathy
Leonaard
Arthur Manseell
Valles Creek
Broadfoot Dow Bell
Johnson Waco
Ad Boutt
Badonta
Feverett Parker Ivanhoe
Bud Miller
Ted Harper
Buas
Wanda Boughan
Gene Wilshire
Kip Loft
Geraldine Kininger
Trinidad
Neal Thomas
Adarve Beasley
Black Land
Thug
Suesday
Bonkamn
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