Texas Truck Regulation Bill Signed By Governor
Governor Sterling signed House Bill 335 placing common and contract carriers under the Railroad Commission authority. The law requires permits for certificate of convenience and necessity, with Class A trucks exempt to continue, Class B granted 30 days to obtain permits. The measure takes immediate effect, amid debate over safety and railroad interests in Ardmore dispute.
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Austin
Stering
Railroad Commission
Jane Y. McCallun
Attorney General's Department
House
Senate
Rifk Safety
Road Commission
Kaul
Oat Thresher Damaged By Fire On Steger Farm
A thresher owned by John Steger was badly damaged by a fire in a field three miles west of the city on Monday afternoon. The blaze likely started from an exhaust pipe, damaging oats already cut. Workmen moved remaining oats to safety. another machine was brought in and operated. Ed Steger owns extensive oat fields and recently sold oats at 20 cents a bushel amid the fire incident.
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John Steger
Ed Steger
Bonham
Steger
Ardmore Officers Charged With Murder in Mexican Youths Death
Ardmore Oklahoma June 9 Deputy Sheriffs William Guess and Cecil Crosby were charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Manuel Gomez and Emilio Cortes Rubio. A third party, Salvador Cortez Rubio, survived and said he did not know the shooters were officers. A preliminary hearing was set. U S officials urged Mexico’s president to review the incident. tensions rose as reports cited anti American sentiment.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Marvin Shilling
William Guess
Cecil Crosby
Manuel Gomez
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Atchison, Kansas
Salvador Cortez Rubio
Washington
1 358 000 Bales Cotton Held By Farm Board Not for Sale Now
Washington June 8 official said none of the 1 358 000 bales held by the Cotton Stabilization Corporation is for sale at present prices. Carl Williams Farm Board cotton adviser noted the association cotton may differ and future marketing plans would be discussed at the American Cotton Cooperative Association meeting June 25 in Washington. The Farm Board will hold the cotton through July 31 with no disposition policy set beyond that date. World market outlook and price trends were discussed, with emphasis on reduced carrying charges and storage costs.
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Washington
Cotton Stabilization Corporation
Carl Williams
Federal Farm Board For
Farm Board
American Cotton Co-operative Association
William
Mr. Williams
Williams
Colton Stabilization Corporation
Gulf
Galveston
Houston
New Orleans
Willams
Gulf Ports
Corpus Christ
Mt. Ie
Russia
Wiliams
Ameri
Wen Tall
Meeting of Cotton Group Directors Set For June 15
Directors of the Texas Cotton Association plan a June 15 meeting at College Station to elect officers and discuss improved marketing and sustained cotton campaigns. The agenda includes reports on increased cotton use, agriculture leadership, and related promotional efforts.
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Cotton Group
College Station
Tex
Texa
Texas Direct
J. FE McDonald
Ommus Cone
Nea
Children Drowned as Creek Waters Sweep Away Fulton Home
In Quitaque Texas on June 9 Associated Press reports Deon Kelsey and Clemont Fulton, children of Ras Fulton, drowned when Kemp creek rose after a cloud burst washing away their home. The mother escaped and the father was away in a neighboring town.
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Associated Press
Quitaque
Briscoounty
Texas
Reon
Kelsey and
Clemont
Little Girl Dies Amid Stampede Incident
A tragedy unfolds as a young girl dies after being trampled during a crowded event. Authorities report the incident involved her father and a group, with no further details on location or proceedings available.
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Ekorse
Supervised Play Hours Start at Simryn Park
The first meeting of supervised play hours for children was held yesterday afternoon led by Mrs Lugene Risser. She and other women from Bonham will tell stories and host games every weekday from four to five at Simryn Park, helping city children enjoy constructive play.
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Lugene Risser
Bonham Man Witnessed Bellvue Wreck Scene Sunday
J Weaman manager of the dry goods dept at T A Taylors store helped at the Bellvue wreck site Sunday after two vehicles collided on a bridge. He described the scene as the worst he had ever seen with six killed and the other passengers dead on arrival.
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Bonham Man
J. Weaman
T. A. Taylor
Bellvue
Mr. Weinman
Improved Pastures Survive Drouth
CLARKSVILLE June 9 In a dry season 407 of 50 county pastures under improvement, in cooperation with CM Knight, county agent, are doing well with about 60 percent of the seed up and thriving. Thirty-three pastures started last fall and winter are doing better than the center ones. FF M Watkins of Bugata reports $40 worth of labor and seed into 15 acres of improved pastures allowing one more cow per acre than last year.
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Clarksville
CM Knight
FF M Watkins
Bugata
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