New Iberia Shut Out First Time in 194 Campaign
John Laliberte pitched for Evange line as Alexandria blanked New Iberia 7 to 0, the league leaders first shutout of the season. Baton Rouge defeated Lafayette 6 to 4 in game one of a doubleheader, followed by a 15 to 3 Qoilers win in game two. Texas City moved into a fifth place tie with Lake Charles after a nil.
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John Laliberte
New Iberia
Alexandria
Baton Renee
Lafayette
Qoilers
Texas City
Lake Charles
Braves Maintain Lead With 5-2 Pony League Victory
Braves beat Maer vt 5-2 to remain atop the Pony League standings. Campbell hit a triple, Haggard contributed a single and double, while Taylor and Tarver shared pitching duties for the Jagers. The Fire Department Tigers overwhelmed the Reds 13-6, with Lawrence striking out 10 over seven innings.
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Braves
Maer
Fort Ohree
Campbell
Bander
Robert Taylor
Bobby Tarver
Taylor Heange
Haggard Braves
Angle
Fire Department Tigers
Reds
Big Ben Lawrence
Tigers
Smith
Ling
RHF
Haggard
Taylor Tarver
Clark
R&r
Smith Lacewell Parek
Meek
Lawrence and
Mankin
Phone Operator Receives 25 Year Service Pin
Mrs. Claude Phillips assistant chief operator of the Texas Telephone Co. was honored with a luncheon at the Gem Cafe recognizing 25 years of service. EF. K. Shuck Sherman traffic superintendent presented the pin. Attendants included W P Duckett Hstrct manager Mrs. Mary Danser chief operator and others from the Bonham office.
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Claude Phillips
Texas Telephone Co
Gem Cafe
K. Shuck
Sherman
Phillips
Shuck
Bonham Office
W. PO Duckett
Clary Ene Neel
C A. Smith
Major Bolding Arrives at Joney Field This Afternoon
Major A. FP Bolding arrives from Memphis to Joney Field around 2 PM with his family for an indefinite stay. Mrs Bolding and daughter Kathy drive from Memphis and join him for the visit with Judge and Mrs A P Bolding.
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Bolding
Joney Field
Memphis
Tonn
A. P Bolding
Kathy
McCarthy Eyes End of Army Hearings While Clifford Questioned
Ray H. Jenkins announced a strong chance to close the Army hearings by Friday or early next week with Army counsel Joseph Welch. He pressed to learn Clifford’s role in the dispute as Symington had recommended him for help. Zwicker condemned as unfit the Camp Kilmer commandant while the Ivanhoe Friendship Club held a June gathering at Hyzel Keene’s home with Stanley products on display.
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Ray H. Jenkins
Army
Joseph N Welch
McCarthy
Clifford
Symington
Washington
Stevens
Wisconsin
Ralph W. Zwicker
Camn- Kilmer N. F
Tvwanhof Fries Nshp
Wefk Tvanhoef
Suli
Hyzel Keene Wee
Ivanhoe Friendship Club
Stanley
Enabh
Betty Mae Reed
Nona McGourk
Wednesday Radio Schedule List with Music and News Blocks
Radio program log shows a Wednesday schedule from sunrise serenade at 5:32 to Sign Off at 7:02 with blocks for News Headlines Breakfast Club musical features Chuckwagon Melodies Hits and Hints and local ads. Eddy Arnold Major League Baseball Record Room and Parade of Western Hits are listed among the sequence.
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Zeke Green
Eddy Arnold
Major League Baseball Record Room News
All Star Dance
All Star Dance Parade
Finley Insurance Agency
Bess Brooks to Remain As H D Agent in Fannin
Miss Bess Brooks will continue as Fannin county home demonstration agent after a mid May announcement that she would be transferred to Tarrant county. She consulted with district officials and requested to remain in Fannin. The note reflects county staffing changes and local arrangements.
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Bess Brooks
H. D
Fannin
Miss Bess Brooks
Fannin County
Miss Brooks
Tarrant County
Thomas Edward Hall Dies in Honey Grove
Thomas Edward Hall died of a heart attack at 6 39 Tuesday morning after driving his car into a filling station in Honey Grove. Born April 20 1897 he married Sally May Brantley on August 12 1923 and is survived by his wife three sons Edward Andrew and Dovie and a daughter Pauline Bailey along with three brothers and five sisters. Funeral services are pending with Cooper's Funeral Home managing arrangements with burial at Allen's Point Cemetery.
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Thomas Edward Hall
Honey Grove
Sally May Brantley
Edward Hall
Pendleton
Calif
Andrew Hall
Port Arthur
Dovie Hall
Ector
Pauline Bailey
Commerce
Alva Hall
Windom
Jack Hall
Byers
Robert Hall
Sullivan City
Assembly of Goo
Allen’s Point
Cooper's Funeral Home
Rain and wind knock down structures in Texas towns
FARMand Stamford each reported more than an inch of rain with high winds and hail. At Nolan, farm buildings and a windmill were blown down. Cedar Gap Mountain near Abilene saw lightning cut power to KRBC TV and the State Highway Patrol transmitter buildings. The Abilene weather bureau noted only a trace of rain.
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Stamford
Nolan
Cedar Gap Mountain
Abilene
Krbc TV
State Highway Patrol
Weather Bureau
House seeks immunity power and Navy probe in Congress
The House judiciary panel questions Attorney General Browell on granting immunity to witnesses who refuse to testify. Senator Saltonstall plans a probe into Navy delays delaying commissions for three Naval Academy cadets amid security checks. A Senate panel advances a bill to bar Communists from unions and let employers fire workers tied to subversive groups.
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Herbert Brownell Jr
House Judiciary
Brownell
Leverett Saltonstall
Rmass
Senate Armed Services Committee
Navy
Naval Academy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Pat MacCarran
D-Nev
Congressional Committees
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United Press
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I Tigers
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Sage
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Major Bolding
FORD
Chevrolet
Hatley Motor CO
T. B. Hatley West
Ford Dealer
Tex Hatley
Bonham Bidg. and Loan
Musical Bank
Marvin Ely
Fetor
Jim Smallwood
Dan DeKonty
Wichita Falls
Jim Howard
Durango
Cole
Kenneth Kline
Edhube
Loyal Bond
Walter Stewart
Benham
Frank Brackett
Manuel Brent
Pas Bab
3Een
Fannia County
Bonham Finance Company
Elmer Harrell
Mgr
First National Bank
General Electric
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