Briggs Stave Strike Ties Up Briggs and Motor Co
Workers at Briggs Stave Strike and Briggs and Motor Company prepare for a 48 hour stoppage beginning Wednesday. About 150 000 workers nationwide may impact bars and trucks as the deadlocked talks continue. UAW officials say no official comment yet and await a Chicago meeting to resolve the dispute.
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Briggs and Motor Company
Wediate
Egulis
Jargert
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Chicago
Agencies Face Finance Talks Amid Budget Strain
The report cites a Treasury warning over a bottomless pit of costs and details a committee vote allocating funds to agency programs. It notes debates on welfare, education, and defense spending under President Truman’s administration, highlighting concerns about overstaffing and rising expenses.
Jail Trusty Recaptured After Sunday Night Break
Grand jury for the June term of the Sixth District Court began work after 1 p.m. today under Judge Broadfoot. Akard, 22, who escaped Sunday night after stealing a sheriff’s car, was recaptured this morning at 10 o’clock near Dodd City following a car chase on Highway 82.
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Gober
Crumpacker
Bomar
John Weldon Akard
Akard
Lamar County
Jgalor
Sherri Department
Dan
Jim Callahan
Dodd City
Junior Lowrey
Britain Reviews U S Note on Soviet Russia Crisis
Britain studies a strongly worded American note on the coup in Kudgare and the ousting of Prime Minister. Washington plans to present it to Russia early next week, with Britain set to reply via London sources. The note reportedly calls for an investigation by the United States and Western allies and signals broad pressure against Soviet influence in Europe.
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Britain
Russia
Ted
Great Britain
Ae Ito
Truman to Sign Labor Bill as Deadline Looms
Washington June 8 President Truman faces a June 20 deadline to sign veto or allow to become law a labor centered measure. Officials say no alternative exists to signing to avoid a possible nationwide strike and maritime walk. Negotiations continue with Republicans confident in votes to push the bill through.
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U.P
Gerald F. Lanai
Ind
Truman
Senate
House
Iruma
Bieness¢ Lab
United Mine War
Bo Armani Fieleton
Britain Asks Russia for Explanation on Hungary Developments
British government sources say London requests a full explanation from Moscow on political events in Hungary. Minister of State Hector McNeill disclosed the inquiry to the House of Commons and instructed Sir Maurice Petersen to bring the matter to Soviet authorities for clarification.
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London
Great Britain
Russia
Hungary
Hector McNetoly
House of Commons
Maurice Petersen
Macuw
Workers Return to Bonham Churches Amid Settlement Talks
Reported disagreements over government devices prompted workers to return to Bonham area churches after a central meeting. Officials stated unity with the government while continuing to press for wage and safety demands, with around 80 attendees at a community discussion.
President expected to act Monday on tax bill
Washington June 9 President Truman faced a Monday deadline to sign veto or let the personal income tax reduction bill become law. House Ways and Means Chairman Harold Knutson said there are indications of a veto, while the White House indicated the president would not act until returning from Canada.
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Harold Knutson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Iindicstions
Ofr
Truman
Knutson
Canada
Congress
Minnesota
Briges Appeals End Strike Kept In Focus
Brief note records an executive group appealing a strike action and seeking continued focus on the labor dispute. No further details available in the fragments.
Tito and Groza Pledge Mutual Cooperation
The Romanian premier Petru Groza and Yugoslav premier Josip Broz Tito, during a luncheon in Belgrade, announced plans for increased bilateral cooperation. The two leaders, joined by four cabinet ministers, outlined a shared vision to accelerate regional development and reduce obstacles to growth amid their three day visit.
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Uwe Guumiries
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Belgrade
Romania
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Tita
Bonham Chamber To Discuss Ads Program Tonight
The Bonham Chamber of Commerce meets this evening to discuss an advertising program and a membership drive for May. Manager Moore will lead the session at the Chamber offices on Main Street. Officers urge pre meeting attendance.
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of Commerce
Muore
Seven Weddles Graduate From Texas Tech
The Weddle family records seven graduates from Texas Tech University this spring. Bob Weddle earned a degree on June 2, with several relatives also completing studies in journalism, education, and other fields. The family notes include Tom and Teva Lee Weddle among those graduating, reflecting a large lineage achieving academic milestones at the institution.
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Ae OW
Dle
Grudt
Haute Grees
Earline
New Bona de Are Creek Bridge Opens on Highway 18
The new concrete bridge over Bona d' Are creek on Highway 18 is opened to traffic, replacing two old bridges and smoothing a sharp curve. One of three bridges on State Park Road is finished and remaining work is progressing.
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Bona d’ Are Creek
Highway 18
Lubbock Scouts Plan Week at State Park
Lubbock scouts will spend a week at a state park as part of a camping program. Leaders Susser and the Wall Susser family supervise the group and arrange activities at Lake Pau dis area during the trip.
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State Park
Han State Park
Vu Sui
Lake Paudis
Inflation danger warned as farm prices rise
Secretary of Agriculture Chutun P Anderson warned of a dangerous parallel between current farm land price increases and the post World War I collapse in the 1920s. He spoke at a special conference called by President Truman on stabilizing farm real estate prices and halting expansion of farming.
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Washington
Secretary of
Chutun P Anderson
Andersen
Truman
Camp Fire Girls Open Week's Camp at Lake Fannin
More than 100 Camp Fire Girls from Fannin county and nearby areas checked into Lake Fannin Sunday for a week of outdoor activities. Mrs. Jessie Adams, county agent executive, directs the camp with many guardians counselors and workers assisting.
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Lake Fannin
Fannin
Hearby
Fannin County
East Texas
Jessie Adams
Fannin County Afton
Two Fires Cause Slight Damage
A mattress on a bed in a negro house at Fifth and Pine streets was damaged by fire Sunday at 5 PM. A sizable amount of hay near a siding in the Texas and Pueblo yards burned early Monday around 7 AM as the blaze fed on the hay.
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Pine Streets
Texas
Puewle
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report
Fort Worth June 9 cattle prices show medium and good categories steady to dull with weak to uneven declines in common, cutter and canner grades. Beef steer and yearling markets 1800-2300 pounds. calves 2400. good and choice fat calves 150-2350. Hogs 100, largely steady. Trade appears active near 2475.
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Port Worth
Ladonia Canning Center Opens at School Building
Ladonia Canning Center begins operations at the school building under Mrs. Tom Erwin. The unit opens daily from 8 am to 6 pm except Saturdays when it is closed.
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Ladonia
Ladot Catling Center
NYUW
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Tom Erwin
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