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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
1
The piece warns that cutting the Point Four aid for India from 115 million to 35 million could hinder food imports and famine relief. It argues U S technicians and fertilizer and irrigation tools are essential to lift India toward self sufficiency. Conferees may repair the damage to prevent future US blame.
Moses Lake Washington hosts a veteran Don Dunn who won an $85,000 fully funded farm and home through the Veterans of Foreign Wars contest. Reclamation Commissioner Straus opened the water gate as Dunn begins under a gradual payment plan totaling about $19,000 in required capital with future costs for water, land, and equipment.
A summary of Q A pairs covers pine tree shill ing issued 1652 to 1682 Massachusetts coins bearing pine tree and Masachusets on one side and New England with original date on the other. Poor Richard's Almanac began 1732 by Benjamin Franklin and ran 23 years. corporate debt liability for mockholders is No. recommended page viewing distance about 18 inches.
Michael Lavorgno a Middleton barber won the cemetery commissioner post after friends printed stickers for an unopposed race. He received 53 votes defeating scattered write-ins as the town lacked a formal candidate. Lawrence Cuse was found guilty of drunken driving after blaming a loose dog in his car.
The Peter Pan statue crafted by Sir George Frampton stands in Kensington Gardens London.
A list of announced candidates for major offices in the upcoming Democratic primaries on July 26 and August 23. Included are contenders for Congress 4th District SAM Rayburn Regan Brown State Senate Joee D Carter Joe Russell State Representative T tibby Wright R F Mankin Jr Sheriff Carl Ridings Talmadge Moore C L Cluffy Turman M D Anderson Commissioner Precinct 1 Robert Bellows Dick Waits W D Wan Gar nier Commissioner Precinct 2 Bill Sterkle George Kent Re election For Commissioner Precinct 4 Jo M Epper son M L Flieetcher J P Moore Jim Wise District Clerk 6th Judicial Dist KB D J Hendricks Lloyd Tarver W Wyatt McMurry County Clerk Earnest F E Lee County Judge Choice Moore Charlie Jones Constable Precinct 1 Mart Bentle Jokul Kelly
MSTS coordinates shipborne support from doughnuts to doughboys for U S forces abroad. Based in Washington with major commands in New York San Francisco Tokyo and London it handles cargo passengers and petroleum on a cost accounting basis. In 1951 MSTS moved 2 138 855 passengers and 24 211 539 tons of petroleum products while undertaking unusual missions such as transporting mosquito fish to Guam and 9 000 mules to Turkey.
Notice warns readers that any erroneous reflection on firms individuals or corporations will be corrected upon notification. It cites United Press as exclusive rights holder for news dispatches and material published in the paper unless otherwise credited.
Pan American World Airways launches Rainbow tourist class on trans Atlantic routes offering Europe travel for average incomes. Tourist planes cost about one third of first class fares with meals priced to cost and no bars. Safety remains identical to first class. Savings offset lodging and tours.
A 30 year old Lincoln woman with four marriages plans a fifth. She has three children by different husbands and filed charges for their failure to support the children. Under Nebraska law a stepfather is liable for the support of step children.
Air line plans offer two week vacations to Americans with moderate incomes and higher earners, with round trips from New York to London Paris Rome and Shannon priced in first and tourist classes. Off season runs November through March and on season April through October. Pre paid packages cover transport and hotel, aiming to boost Europe travel.
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