Will Salute Bonham City in Minute Program on KRLD
KRLD will air a 43 minute Bonham tribute Sunday at 9 05 detailing city history growth and business opportunities. T Stewart president of the Bonham Chamber of Commerce delivers a message on city advantages for businessmen. Phil Spitalny's All Girl Orchestra provides musical background. The Salute to Bonham is part of KRLD Sunday evening series with a brief city history segment.
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Will
City of Bonham Iinute
T. Stewart
M Chamber of Commerce
Phil Spitalney
Eisenhower says he would meet Stalin for world peace
In New York Eisenhower, a Truman successor candidate, says he would meet Stalin to discuss peace and security but warns Communism cannot coexist with the free world. He stresses domestic program, budget deficit cuts, and chooses a vice president later, criticizing federal fair employment laws.
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Stalin
W York
al Eisenhower
Truman
New Saturday
Josef Stalin
Hoover
Hiner
Sehhuwer
Alger Hiss
Car- Foundation For Internation- Peace
Weather Watch Central Texas Gets Scattered Thunderstorms
Central Texas K R reports partly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow ahead of scattered late afternoon or evening thundershowers. Expect warm conditions with brief showers possible this afternoon.
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Texas
First Bale 1952 Cotton Reaches Houston Saturday
Ray Barnick of Mission Texas delivered the year s first bale of cotton to Houston just after 2 a m in a pickup. The 498 pound bale could net about 3000 dollars though the Houston Cotton Exchange bonus for first bale won t be paid until Monday.
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Houston
Houston Cotton Exchange
Mission
Texas
Ray Barnick
Barnick
Dodd City Girl Joins CFG Camp E Eysore Staff
Miss Joann Self of Ladd City heads to Granbury to serve as counselor at Camp Fire vacation unit Camp E Eysore in Fort Worth. She will supervise thirty three junior high girls in games and sports while pursuing studies at North Texas State College Den ton with a minor in Physical Education and a major in Secondary Education.
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Joann Self
J. L. Self
Ladd City
Granbury
Camp E Eysore
Fort Worth
Miss Self
Department of Games and Sports
North Texey State College
Denton
Self
Truman Cancels Rhode Island Visit Plans
President Truman has taken a rain check on his planned June 14 visit with former Attorney General Howard McGrath in Rhode Island. He would instead spend the weekend at McGrath’s farm after delivering a speech at the first atomic powered submarine ceremony in Groton Connecticut. The White House cites scheduling to allow Mrs Truman time with her father before her junior year trip.
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Washington
Truman
Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
McCrath
Groton
Connecticut
White House
McGrath
Thay
Margaret
Imurepe
Bobby Patterson Home on Furlough from Korea
Bobby J. Patterson, a veteran recently in Korea, is spending furlough with relatives and friends in Bonham. He has been assigned to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, pending further orders. Patterson has just returned from overseas duty and is on a 30 day furlough.
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Bobby Patterson
Pfe
Bobby J. Patterson
Korea
Bonham
Patterson
Fort Sur
Oklo
Truman defends air supremacy over Korea in Springfield
President Truman told World War I outfit in Springfield Missouri that the Air Force maintains air supremacy over North Korea and can bomb the enemy almost anywhere though admitting no supremacy at the Yalu border. He warned the Kremlin may seek new warfare and criticizes "short-sighted" politicians over defense and foreign aid.
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Springfield
Jaune— 7
Truman
Missouri
Korea
Fife
North Korea
Taft
Yalu
Koreas
Kremlin
TV Will Send Own Representative to Committee Hearing
The television industry group will place a representative before Congress to justify practices as the House Sub Committee investigates TV manners and morals. Chairman John Fetzer of Fetzer stations Kala Maznee Grand Rapids Michigan will testify June 25.
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Washington
Telvision
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters Board
John Fetzer
House
Fetzer
Kalamaznee-Grand Rapids
Michigan
Fetz
Hearing Wednesday on Cotton Belt plea to abandon trackage
The Railroad Commission sets a Wednesday hearing on the St. Louis & Southwestern Cotton Belt Railroad petition to abandon its Sherman to Commerce route. The line serves Grayson Fannin and Hunt counties including Tom Bean Whitewright Randolph Bellevue and Wolfe City. Sherman and Commerce along with other communities oppose the abandonment.
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Railroad Commission
St. Louis & Southwestern Cotton Belts Railroad
Sherman
Commerce
Hes
Grayson
Fannin
Hunt Counties
Tom Bean
Whitewright
Randolph
Bulley
Wolfe City
Commercce
Fannin 4-Hers Head to Annual Round-Up in College Station
Six Fannin county 4-H youths plus two delegates and two adult supervisors depart Monday for College Station to attend the annual 4-H Round-Up June 9 11. Rifle team members Billy Dodson Bobby Jones and Kenneth Sartin from Nunnelee 4 H club compete after district win in Arlington with Dalton Owens or Wesley Blanton as alternate. Lena Mae Conyers and Johnny Wylie from Allen's Point 4 H clubs will serve as Round-Up delegates.
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Fannin County
Loftis
College Station
Arlington
Billy Dodson
Bobby Jones
Kenneth Sartin
Dalton Owens
Wesley Blanton
Lena Mae Conyers
The
Allen's
A&m
Dusty the cat yields another kitten at 17
Dusty a 17 year old cat owned by Mrs Kate Reed Estes of Trenton gave birth to a kitten this Thursday. She estimates 40 litters and about 120 kittens over her life and notes this is her first since 1950 after a major operation for a malignant tumor and a month in hospital.
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Dusty
Kate Reed Estes
Trenton
Eisenhower Leader Frowns on Taft's Proposed Swap-Out
An Eisenhower Republican leader from Travis County objects to Senator Taft’s compromise plan for contested delegates. In Texas Taft supporters won the state convention, naming a Taft slate with 35 votes and an Eisenhower slate with 33.
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Eisenhower
Taft
Austin
Bas
Robert A. Taft
Texas
Indianapolis
Allied truce negotiators walk out at Panmunjom stalled talks
Allied truce negotiators at Panmunjom exited the session after stalling claims. Major General William Harrison said he would return next Tuesday night as the Allies grew tired of Communist propaganda drivel. On Koje Island POWs stirred protests by draping blankets over barbed wire and tossing tear gas grenades at guards.
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United Press
Panmunjom
William Harrison
Koje Island
Picone Attends Texas Chamber Managers Meet in Dallas
Picone of Bonham Chamber of Commerce joins the Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers Association annual convention in Dallas. He will debate the issue should the chamber appeal all government projects for the hometown not connected with defense during the program.
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James . Picone
Dallas
Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers’ Association
Picone
Bonham Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Is Bonham Too Little for Little League
A Bonham letter argues Little League teaches fair play and teamwork and urges fans to stop booing young players. It commends umpires and managers for effort and asks community members to support kids and promote positive encouragement over hostile cheers.
Valley chamber chief denounces Rooney on immigration remarks
Weslaco’s Byron W Ogle sent telegrams to Senator Lyndon Johnson and Senator Tom Connally denouncing a Brooklyn congressman’s Congress remarks on employing undocumented workers in the Lower Rio Grande Valley as distorted. He urged opposition to a bill funding a Brownsville wire enclosure stockade to hold wetbacks and argued existing county jails already absorb federal prisoners.
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Weslaco
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Rooney
Ogie
Mexico City
Ogle
Brooklyn
Johnson and Connally
Congress
Brownsville
Mexico
Valley
U S 69 Paving Planned From Whitewright to Trenton
U S 69 paving is slated for this summer from Whitewright to Trenton. State Highway Commission authorized about 240 000 for surfacing drainage and sub base work over roughly 60 miles. The project follows last year’s underlying work and includes an underpass under the Katy railroad south of Whitewright.
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U. S. Highway
Whitelight
Trenton
State Highway Commission
Tc Gree
Sun
Whitewright
Leonard
Potato Supplies Prices Rise Amid Government Controls
Washington reports potato supplies increased but prices stay high as ceilings bite. Market observers expect prices to ease soon, while housewives are urged not to buy at peak rates and chain stores push a cautious consumer stance.
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Washington
Furmer
Bonham Chamber Seeks Local Rental Listings
The Bonham Chamber of Commerce requests a listing of houses and apartments for rent. James Piconé, manager, said Saturday. People with rentals should contact the organization.
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Bonham Chamber of Commerce
James Picone
Manger
Grand Jury to Hear Thefts and Extortion Cases Monday
The Sixth District Court grand jury, meeting at 10 a.m. Monday, will consider a heavy docket including theft of 15 to 18 speakers from drive in theaters, extortion involving a night watchman, and forgery charges. Authorities report suspects have undergone lie detector tests in Dallas and more youths may be questioned.
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Sixth District Court
A. L. Bartley
Bonham Drive-In
Bartley
Grand Jury
Dallas
Grand
New Newman
Mon- Guy
War of nerves in Europe raises tense tensions
The war of nerves intensifies in Germany and Austria as Russia demands daily railroad payments from Allies for West Berlin access. East German authorities order mass shouting drills to defend the fatherland while missing GIs linked to Berlin escapes are reported returning to West Berlin. A separate note accuses Soviet jets of endangering an American transport in Austria.
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United Press
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Russia
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Ray Schultz
Batavia
New York
Reds
Schultz
Charles Scott
Recature
Flinots
Lidy Sparks
Tennille
Georgia
United States
Am Aly
Arryong
Watler Donnelly Denny
Hig ' Tunmsport
FCC Turns Down Radio Conference Request
The Federal Communications Commission denies a proposal from key radio industry figures to hold an informational conference on the nationwide broadcasting issue. Senators Taft and Kefauver filed formal protests after the agency refused to grant time and access for the discussion.
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FCC
Will Trip to Dodd City Thursday
Bonbani merchants and residents plan a good will trip to Dodd City Thursday evening. Reservations close Wednesday and tickets are available through the Chamber of Commerce office of Bob Cantrel. The Dodd City PTA will host a meeting at the high school auditorium at five o clock.
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Dodd City
Bonbani
Lludd City
Chamber of
Bob Cantrel
PTA
At & Ve Lock
Commissioners To Meet Monday
Fannin County Commissioners Court will convene in regular session Monday for the June meeting. Only routine business is expected to be addressed.
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Fannin County Commissioners’ Court
Lawrence to Be Given Oath of Office Monday
Lawrence will be sworn in Monday night to serve out the expired term on the Bonham city commission. The ceremony follows his election to complete the term and the meeting will also consider bids for dry and wet garbage collection for the year starting July 1.
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Lawrence
Umes
Roundup of Local Gossip and Weekend Plans
Social notes show A Ss Broundfoot Zelmia Dean and Joe Russell chatting over coffee while Clyde Crittenden heads to a business, Mrs Jess Dodson discusses a trip with Kap Loftis, and various residents plan visits and errands including air conditioners court events and scout activities.
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A. Ss. Broundfoot
Zelmia Dean
Joe Russell
Clyde Crittenden
Jess Dodson
Numeleean
Kap Loftis
Clarence Eikins
Sir Massey
Vally Way
Whitewright
Ector
Surrey
Adams
Garland
Fort Wweorth
Trent Root
Odd Meamwo
J. D. Butler
Lynwood Hogue
Neal Davis
Aaron Childress
Paul Hembree
Dodd
Bonluasi
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