Grand Jury Convenes for June Term in Bonham District Court
The grand jury met at 10 o'clock in Bonham District Court for the June term with Judge Abernathy and A. S. Broadfoot presiding. They will review two recent burglary crimes and a noted theft case involving money taken from Newt Newman, along with forgery and wife desertion matters. Jury expected to sit for three days.
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Ih District Court
Ls L. _dbernathy
Leopard Nnt
Newt Newman
Grand Jury
Bonham Drive Theatre
Bartley
Reds call on in to resume peace negotiations
The Communist high command urges Allies to return to the truce table for an all out peace effort in Korea. The note, revealed by Peiping Radio, was delivered to the United Nations high command as UN delegates called a three day recess in talks.
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United Press
Korea
Red
Eighth Army
James van Fleet
van Fleet
40Th
Daniel Hudelson
Hudelson
Fair decision on 1952 Fannin County event set for Thursday
Fannin County fair fate to be decided Thursday night in the District Courtroom. Ike Morrison president of the Fair Association announced a meeting for all interested parties to discuss possible fall happenings. Gus Grabow of Bonham Livestock Commission Co will also attend to outline his offerings. Morrison urged all officers exhibitors or interested citizens to attend.
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Ike Morrison
Asovialion
Gus Grabow
Bonham Livestock Commission Co
Morrison
Weather Update for Central Texas
Patchy clouds prevail this afternoon through tomorrow with little temperature change. Hot spots remain limited and skies stay mostly clear at times.
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Noeth
Texas
Tomourrow
Meeting Today Will Tell Story In Week Old Steel Strike
Meeting today will tell how the week old steel strike is shaping up as airline workers prepare to return to work. The situation centers on stalled talks and industry tensions expected to surface at the gathering.
Ector Scouts Recognized At Sunday Court of Honor
Sunday Evening Court of Honor at the Methodist Church honored Ector Cubs and Boy Scouts. Bobcat and Tenderfoot badges were awarded to Cubs, while Second and First Class badges plus Merit badges went to older Scouts. Leaders praised the program and urged continued effort.
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Ector
Methodist Church
Sim
Cubs
Curt Hones
Danner
Market Report Fort Worth Calf and Beef Prices Decline
Market notes from Fort Worth show calves and beef prices easing amid mixed demand. Utility cattle, canners, and bulls range lower while good grades hold steadier. slaughter calves and stocker items see moderate gains in some classes. Sows and pigs show stability with slight shifts in weight categories.
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Fort Worth
Cathy Me
Steel wage talks stall as union shop remains issue
Washington June 9 top government officials CIO and steel executives meet at the White House amid a six month wage price dispute. wage boosts of about 15 cents plus fringe benefits are expected. union shop remains unsettled. Senate stalls on defense act changes as Truman urges patience. 1000 American Airlines maintenance workers end four day wildcat strike after mediation board intervention. CIO unions plan a 12000 dollar strike fund to back pay demands against Bell system. West Coast shipping tie up affecting Eastern ports. other notes include a dated speeding case in Cambridge Md.
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Washington
CIO
White House
Senate
Truman
Fruman
Alben Barkley
American Airlines
New York
Lasuardia
Idlewild
National Mediation Board
Newark
New Jersey
CIO Communications Workers Union
Bell Telephone System
Cleveland
San Francisco
AF of L
Eastern Gulf Coast
Pacific
Taxpayer voices grow as 380 groups push budget reform
In Washington on June 9, 1946, Rep. Armstrong of Missouri and Rep. Mason of Illinois joined 380 public group spokesmen to press for taxpayer influence on federal spending and tax cuts. They convened a two day conference with farm, labor and business leaders, though tax and spending plans remain unsettled. Mason wore a T-T-P button signaling tired taxpayers.
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Washington
O. . Armstrong
Missouri
Noah Mason
Ilintis
Congressman Mason
Mason
Gulf Coast Radio Network Formed in Texas Coast Area
Six South Texas radio stations announce formation of the Texas Coast network with Ray Hofheinz of Houston as president. Stations KVNO KVIC KSOX KBKI and KTHT join to carry programs and events for Gulf Coast area listeners.
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Houston
South Texas
Texas Coast Network
Ray Hofheinz
Hofheinz
KTHT
KVNO
Corpus Christi
KVIC
Victoria
KSOX
Bay City
Kbk]i
Ale
Harlingen
Gulf Coast
Soviet planes circling near Donnelly flight spark protest
State Department officials say two Soviet air force planes circled at dangerously close range the plane carrying Walter J. Donnelly American ambassador to Austria during a Vienna to Paris flight Donnelly said the American plane was in the middle of the Western powers air corridor A stiff protest was filed with Soviet occupation authorities in Austria.
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NEA
State Department
Walter J. Donnelly
Austria
Vienna
Paris
Donnelly
No Money Down on Houses for Veterans Now
The government eases home buying terms starting Wednesday with Regulation A S changes. Veterans pay no down payment on homes $7,000 or less while non veterans' initial payments adjust to five percent for some price ranges.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Housing and Home Finance Administration
Mrs Ben Roberts Dies After Auto Westex Wreck
Mrs Ben Roberts of Sweetwater Texas died from injuries after a car truck crash on her return trip home. She had visited her mother Mrs Will Harkins and brother L L Harkins in Bonham. The wreck happened near Breckenridge at 5 30 Friday afternoon. She died in hospital at 4 00 Saturday. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of her son from Turkey.
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Prince
Ray Kenneth Groves
21St St
Lubbock
Groves
Jess Reed
Reed
R. E. Prince, Sr
J. O. McBride
Sherman
Etta Elen Prince
First Baptist Church
Jfe Fender
Bunham
Jack Seleraig
Forest Avenue Baptist C
Claude Johnston
North Park Baptist Church
West Hill Cemetery
Young Frince
Ben Roberts
Sweetwater
Texas
Will Harkins
L. L. Harkins
Bonham
Breckenridge
Whitewright Boy Selected for Boys State at Austin
Don Biggerstaff of Whitewright is chosen by the American Legion to attend Boys State at Austin this week. His expenses will be paid by the Everheart Thornhill Legion Post after faculty selection.
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Whitewright
Don Biggerstaff
Hot Weather Continues in Bonham Area
Heat persists across Texas with Bonham recording a high of just over 90 and a humid morning start. Forecasters expect more hot days, with scattered showers possible in eastern and Gulf regions while Presidio hit 104 statewide. Brownsville saw 0.84 inches of rain and winds ran 10 to 15 mph. In Alabama, a thief stole fender skirts from Dewey Morgan’s dismantled auto as the owner slept nearby.
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Bonham
Fannin County
Upper
U's
Gulf
Presidio
Galveston
Mercury Road- Ines
Brownsville
Anniston
Ala
Dewey Morgan
Reassignment of Bonham Methodist Pastors at Dallas Conference
The North Texas conference at Dallas Sunday reassigned Bonham two Methodist pastors for another year. Rev. G. R. Risinger remains at First Methodist Church and Rev. R. B. Porter remains at Clark Memorial Methodist Church.
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Bonhham
Bonham
North Texas
Dallas
G. RE. Risinger Way
First Methodist Church
R. BE. Porter
Clark Memorial Methodist
First Methodist
Rev Risinger
Dustral
le Paris
Ts Fuliada Celeste
Richard B Lear Dodd
Harte
Honey Grove GI Completes Course With 1st Cavalry in Japan
Route 2 Honey Grove Tex soldier Edgar Ryser of the 82nd Field Artillery Battalion headquarters battery completed a one week intelligence course conducted in Japan by the 5th Cavalry Regiment. The course covered combat intelligence methods and enemy information gathering as part of the 1st Cavalry Division’s unit stationed in Japan after Korea.
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1St Cavalry
Japan
Edgar Ryser
Honey Grove
Tex
Sth Cavalry Regiment
1St Cavalry Division
Korea
82Nd Field Artillery Battalon
Local happenings around town and county figures
Dunty's fame detraction noted as Kate Estes basks in rejected glory while Henry Donaghey and A Hi McDonald chat at noon. Mrs Julia McCord heads hot bun plans as Kelly recovers from river shift. Reed fights sleep after two nights on duty. Fannin 4-H departs early for College Station Roundup. Ike Morrison calls a Fair Association meeting Thursday night. Buster Cole handles a civil trial in South District Court. John Dickey reads before noon as Walter White rises for a 6:30 am start at East Texas State Teachers College. Wednesday in Bonham ends with notes on local activity.
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Kate Estes
Dunty
Henry Donaghey
Trenton
Grand Jury
McDonald
J.ula McCord
Windom
Kelly
Reed
Fannin County 4-H
College Station
Ike Morrison
The
Fair Association
Buster Cole
Susth District Court
Johia Dickey
Walter White
Claas
East Texas State Teachers, College At Commerce
Meaday
Bonbum
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