Texas Republicans Clash Over Eisenhower Delegates
Editorial by Biossat and Sy BruzaBiossat argues that Texas GOP regulars ousted Eisenhower delegates at state and county conventions, seating Taft supporters instead. They warn the move undermines party rules, risks tainting Taft’s nomination, and fuels intra party bitterness ahead of Chicago.
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South
Texas
Eisenhower
Taft
Chicago
Texas Old Guard
Mineral Wells
Brewster Leads Loose Money Charge in Maine Senate Race
In the Maine Republican primary, Sen. Owen Brewster accuses a mysterious offer of 150000 dollars to defeat him. Howard Hughes denies funding bids and Gov. Frederick G. Payne faces similar denials while Sen. Margaret Chase Smith stays neutral. Eisenhower campaign funds face tight scrutiny as aides report modest private gifts and a 3000 dollar individual cap.
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Brewster
Maine
Wvshington
NEA
Owen Brewster
Taft
Frederick G. Payne
Eisenhower
Solon
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Trans-World
Pan-American
U. S
Payne
Charles Nelson
Augusta
House
Ways and Means
Henry Grunewald
Cecil King
California
Margaret Chase Smith
Brewster-Payne
Margaret Smith
Senator Brewster
Senator Smith
Hoffman
New Hampshire
New Jersey
World War II Campaigns and Miscellaneous Facts
The article lists 45 World War II campaigns for which battle participation credit could be awarded. It notes Cabrillo National Monument as the smallest U S National Monument. It confirms the aigrette plume is prohibited from import to the United States. It defines annatto as a yellowish red dye from tropical seeds. It states the Arc de Triomphe in Paris commemorates Napoleon’s triumphs. It confirms holly can be used for hedges. It discusses the avocado’s origins in the Western Hemisphere.
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United States
Political Calendar Announces Democratic Primary Candidates
The notice lists candidates for various offices in the upcoming Democratic primaries. Included are SAM RAYBURN and REGAN BROWN for Congress, state and local officials, sheriffs, commissioners, district clerk, county clerk, and constables with their respective districts and re election statuses.
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Congress
Sam Rayburn
Regan Brown
Quick Quiz Round Answers From a Travel Page
A set of trivia with terse Q A pairs covering tunnels, jai alai ball, Bowditch navigator, the ninth chapter infant, early martyrs, voting machine origin, and lunar phase. Answers include five tunnel pairs, a hard baseball sized ball, Bowditch book, Saint Ignatius as possible infant, Britain around 1870, and the moon’s slow rotation.
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Nathaniel Bowditch
Ignatius
Antoch
Christ
Great
Britain
Moon always shows same face as Earth orbits
The article asks about lunar tidiness and notes the Moon’s near side always faces Earth due to tidal locking. It also discusses trivia Qs on astronomy and history, including Arcturus speed misconceptions, Appalachian Mountains, Utah chuckwalla, Chambon Dam, Lindbergh’s 1927 flight, and electoral vote basics.
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Earth
Nelson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Met
United States
Appalachians
France
Charles A. Lindberg
Congress of the US
Sailor Loses Right Foot After Atlantic Crossing
A 27-year-old sailor named Burlong lost his right foot in the Inter-Coastal Canal accident near Jennings Louisiana. He and Jim Pelieh completed a 38-foot sloop voyage across the Atlantic, fulfilling a lifelong ambition. Burlong was flown to San Antonio for amputation.
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San Antonio
Atlantic Ocean
Jim Burlong
Jim Pelieh
Orea
Furlong
Jennings
Louisiana
Barnyard Manure Free for Hauling at Bonham Livestock
Notice announces a Bonham Livestock Commission junk sale offering barnyard manure free to anyone who will haul it away. The ad specifies location and contact for pickup.
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Bonham — Livestock Commission
Radio Schedule Arc: 1420 and KFYN Programs Listed
A dense Saturday schedule lists 1420 SATURDAY programming across multiple time blocks. Includes musical alarm clocks, News in Brief, Hit Parades, church services, and various variety shows from early morning to sign-off.
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KIEYN
North Texas
North Tex
KFYN
Frankie Carle
Eddy Howard
Bobby Stewman - Wilson Furniture Co
Murphy Chevrolet Co
Bobby Stewman
Goulden
Lyn Murray
Texas Today
N. L. Watson
Sinclair
Notice to the Public from Bonham Daily Favorite
Public notice from the Bonham Daily Favorite warns that any erroneous reflection on firms individuals or corporations will be corrected when brought to the publishers' attention. It credits the United Press for news dispatches and notes exclusive publication rights.
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The
United Press
Social Visit Roundup From Local Families
Mrs. John Warl Cornelius of Cle burn visits Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy. Guests include Mrs. Guy Carle and Betsy from Garland. Virgil Simms of Il Dornado Arkansas visits Melson in Ector. Younger Snead family visits Currin family in Raeford North Carolina. EK Wilshire and children Gene and Mary Lou stay in Kaufman visiting Mrs. Wilshire's mother Mrs. John Allen.
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John Warl Cornelius
Cleburn
James McCoy
Virgil Simms
Il Dornado
Arkansas
Melson
Ector
Younger Snead
Younger, Jr
Janelle
Raeford
N. C
Travis Currin
EK. B. Wilshire
Gene
Mary Lou
Kaufman
Wilshire
John Allen
Svoboda Earns Tulane Bachelor in Physical Education
New Orleans June 6 Tulane University announces Bill Svoboda received a Bachelor of Education in Physical Education at the annual commencement exercises. Svoboda was a Tulane varsity football letterman with three intercollegiate letters. Family note thanks friends for kindnesses and expressions of sympathy.
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New Orleans
William Ray Svoboda
Tulane University
Rufus C. Harris
Divorce Action in Fannin County Texas
The State of Texas to Mary Edna Floyd defendant is commanded to appear before the District Court in Bonham Texas by 10 AM on the first Monday after 40 days from June 30 1952 to answer a divorce suit filed May 16 1952 case 17578 by Be Floyd. The petition seeks dissolution of marriage and custody of a minor along with property and costs.
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State OF Texas
Mary Edna Floy P Rendant
Fannin County
Ham
Texas
Floyd
Mary Floyd
Bonham
This Year's Bride Will Be Younger
New York reports a census from Life Insurance showing brides are marrying younger on average than in any prior period. Since 1890 the ages have declined, with about one in nine women between 25 and 30 married and fewer single women aged 25 to 35.
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New York
Th Tate
Life Insurance
Cmt
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Political Notebook
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National Monument
Jo“ D. Carter
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Libby
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Red) Mankin, Jr
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Carl Ridings Talmadge Moore
Robert Bellows
Dick Waits
W. D
Dan) Garner
Bill Steele
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Kent
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M. L. Fletcher
J.P
Jess) Moore
Jim Wise
6Th Judicial Dist
K. J. Hendricks Lloyd Tarver
W. Ro Wyatt) McMurry
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Lee
Moorie C. R
Charlie
Joniss
Mart Bentle
Joel Kelly
South America
Manhattan Island
Bob Day
Transver & & W. C. Milner, Agt
Isorage
Bonham Finance Weompany
Elmer Hasrell
Mgr Mitre
KEYN
Church of the Nazarene
Congregational Methodist Church
Congregational Breth
Church of Christ
Fannin Co. Baptist
Wannin Co. Baptist
Church of God
Jn Briet
Jerry Sears
Bonham Baptist Church
Carmen Cavellero
Kirst Baptist Church
Bob Eberly
Southern Baptist Holl
David Rose Orchestra
D. IL
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Bonham Daily Favorite
Bonham Publishing CO
Ingo Bonham
L'Exas
Frank Stewart
L’'Exas
Bill Svoboda
Tulane
Is.t. Buford
Wrecking Bailey English Schivol
Charlie Whatson
W. R. McMurry
Coun Fannin County
Tex
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Rio Grande Vail
R. P. McFarlin
Bros. St
Bonham, Texas
Higginbotham-Steger
Bonham Theatres
Wendell Corey
Ralston
John Wayne
Alan Jadie
Jack Buetel - Mula
Rose of Cimarron
Simone Simon - Kent
Dianna Bargmore
Robert In Ree
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