Broncos Open Legion Play On Tuesday
Bonham boys join the American Legion junior baseball race as the Broncos, a 15 member team coached by Jamie Johnson and managed by Bobby Turpin, will wear gray uniforms with blue caps and socks for their first league game against Sulphur Springs Tuesday June 10.
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Baham Broncos
Anderson- Roberts American Legion
American Legion
Sulphur Springs
Bonham
Legion Union
The
Broncos
Bonham Broncos
J.mmie Johnson
Bobby Turpin
Bobby Frazier
Allen Walt
Cal
Broncos Schedule Listing With Several Road Games
Jones and Charles Leeman present a season schedule listing dates and locations for upcoming games. The sequence includes Sulphur Springs Commerce Greenville Paris Cooper and Green with venues alternating between here and there across June July, ending July 31 in Cooper.
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Jones
Charles Leeman
Broncos
Sulphur Springs
Commerce
Greenville
Paris
Cooper
Thee
Green
Pump Edwards Clash Tonight In Bonhe Softball League
The opening game features Southwest Pump vs Edwards with a recent 8-1 Pump win. Edwards seeks revenge in tonight’s twin bill, while Cotton Mill also hosts in the second game. Billy Justice Night raises a free will donation for a pitcher who fractured a leg Tuesday.
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Southwest Pump
Edwards
Pump
Edward Nine
Teucht
Cotton Mill
Billy Justice
Eahube
Warriors Ready for Tuesday Softball Tilt at Windom
The Purple Warriors travel to Windom Tuesday for a nonconference warmup game with Windom High School softball. Coach Ross Baldwin mentioned plans to open practice Thursday, with intentions to host a games ahead in the league.
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Purple Warriors
Windom
Windom High
Vna
Bonham, Pars, and
Denison
Ross Baldwin
Erque
Kaiser-Frazier and Union Agree on New Two-Year Contract
The CIO Auto Workers Union and Kaiser-Frazier Corp. announced a two-year contract for 10,090 Willow Run production workers. The agreement includes a 15 cent hourly pay boost and was ratified by UAW Local 142 at a Sunday mass meeting with signing set for Tuesday.
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Ydetroint
U.P
CIO Auto Worker
Kaiser-Frager Corporation
Jalely
and Company
Willow Run
Wien
UAW
Plans Completed For Festival In Whitewright
Home Demonstration club completes plans for a two day Summer Festival at Whitewright High School gym June 19 20 Exhibits and programs feature the event A Tom Thumb wedding Thursday night a Thursday baby show ages six months to two years Friday afternoon two to four year olds and amateur night with prizes Friday night plus home baked cake auctions each evening with three gifts as prizes.
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Whitewright
Spi
Home Demonstration Club
High School
Former Bonham Man Earns Doctor of Divinity Degree
Davidson College conferred Doctor of Divinity degrees at commencement exercises held June 2. Charles Edgard Kraemer a Texan living in North Carolina and Flint Ve Long a North Carolinian residing in Texas received the honors for distinguished ministerial work. Dr Kraemer, a Bonham native, is pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Charlotte and is a Davidson alumnus. Dr Long, born near Charlotte, is pastor of the Southern Presbyterian Church in Austin and is a brother of Dr Chalmers G. Long of Bonham.
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Davidson
Davidson College
Charles Edgard Kraemer
North Carolina
Flint Ve Long
Tex
Kraemer
Bonham, Texas
Pred A Kraemer
First Presbyterian Church of
Charlotte
N.C
Long
Austin
Texas
Chalmers G. Long
First Presbyterian Church
Bonhma
Charge Truman Advocates More Reckless Spending
The report cites President Truman urging restraint as Congress debates his 1948 budget totaling 37.9 million dollars. House Republicans cut about 3.3 million from Truman's proposal while a Senate target looms near 4.5 billion. Senator George of Georgia suggests trimming two billion, highlighting partisan clash over postwar policy and national strength.
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Truman
House
Jeaders
Senate
Walter F. George
Georgia
Washington
Priority Listed In Reparations
Allied Headquarters issued a State Department directive on June 9 detailing reparations removal of Japanese plants and equipment. First to be turned over are Saibatsu owned factories and assets, followed by properties owned by other Japanese nationals and the government, with Japan itself also included as a priority group. Global entities cited include United Nations member citizens.
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Tokyo
Allied
State Department
Saibatsu
Japan
Oas
United Napons
Republican Wins Washington Race
Washington voters chose Rus Sello Mack as the Republican candidate for Representative from Washington's Third District in a near-finish count. Mack held a lead over Democrat Charles R Sauvage, with Socialist Laborist and other minor candidates contributing to the vote.
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Olympia
Wash
Russello Mack
Cpl Billy Taylor Enroute Home from Manila
Corporal Billy J. Taylor of Box 230 Bonham Texas travels aboard the SS General Brewster from Paraname Replacement and Dis position Command South of Manila. Upon arrival in San Francisco he will be sent to Fort Ord California for ware processing and release from service.
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Billy J. Taylor
Box
Bonham
Texas
United States
General Brewster
Paraname
Manila
San Francisco
Camp Ftoneman Peromne
Wformia
Reverend James Logan Named Pastor at Whitewright Church
The Rev James Logan of Honey Grove has accepted the pastorate of the First Presbyterian Church in Whitewright. A native of Honey Grove he helped a student at Avtin College and joins with M. Logan in leading the church.
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Whitewright
Ype
James Logan
Honey Grove
Mirst’ Presbyteshaa
Avtin College
Whitewrght Churchoodi
Gstorate
Mine Workers In Pennsylvania Quit
More than 10,000 United Mine Workers in southeastern Pennsylvania quit work in protest of pending labor legislation. The Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association said at least 15 mines were closed, all major suppliers to Pittsburgh district steel mills.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburggh
United Mine Workers
Pennsyvania
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association
Pittsburgh District Steel Mills
Burglary Charge Filed On Texan
Gene Wynn and Faris Bras Bern bound over to district court for a second degree burglary hearing. Wynn released on bail of 2507 dollars as authorities allege the removal of personal papers and photographs from a car in Hugo Oklahoma.
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Hugo
Okla
Gene Wynn
Faris
Bras Bern
Bone Wynn
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Nish Container
Newton
Broncos Open Legion
West Side Square
Warriors
Kaiser-Frazier
U.S
Finnancing Busiis Bank
Bonha
Susan Hayward
Lee Bowman
Leo Gorcey - Munt, Mau In
Gackary Feolt
Alexis Smith
Stallion Road
Bonham Man
Harry Truman
Billy Lawson
Rahway
Harry
Cpl
Billy Taylor
James Logan New
Ane M. Logan
J. M. Blackburn
Bonham Drne
Bontiam Steam Laundry
and Dry Cleaners
CKUY
Texan
Kalmes
Dept Kilmer & Co, Inc
J. Bally Texas
Student Fi College
Se. Ceath
Ter
Starnes
Beauly
Wendy
Milt Jarvis
Lee Mote
Berkeley Water Systems
Coppedge
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