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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
3
Lin Braden bought a car in Knoxville Tennessee and minutes later drove it over an embankment. The vehicle was demolished and Braden sustained a fractured rib.
In a basement scene the investigation questions Norah Callahan about cocktails, baths, and veiled clues. Nordhall links Mr Gray Austen to Thomas Bayles of Edgewood Illinois and traces the path of Gamadge after a six o clock departure as the case deepens.
In the crime scene talk Norah describes timing around six fifteen and suggests the basement visit by a mysterious man. Gamadge notes her evidence is useful though not decisive as investigators record details and guard against conflicts in memory.
Two men were arraigned in District Court at Northampton Massachusetts on charges of stealing a bridge. Authorities say they dismantled a 25 foot bridge over Bachelor’s Brook and sold the steel beams for 73 dollars, cutting up about 5000 pounds with an acetylene torch.
Federal tax liens totaling more than 250000 were filed against Clarence A. Dupree of Houston a former locker room attendant turned nightclub operator. Dupree disputes the amount and notes his charitable donations including ten thousand to the Negro University and funds to Negro Child Center and Texas Southern University. The government cites unpaid taxes from 1940 to 1950.
In Fort Worth on June 10 UP: Former Tarrant County Chief Deputy Sheriff A B Carter sees his trial postponed for one week. Carter faces five indictments alleging illegal fees for transferring mental patients to Wichita Falls State Hospital. Judge Dave McGee granted the delay after attorneys withdrew. His former boss Sheriff Sally Montgomery recently received a seven year prison term on income tax charges.
SAN ANTONIO June 10 UP Air Force officials predict Corporal Robert Hybert 4-F Chicago mechanic who used his friend's identity to join will be discharged without honor unless the FBI proves a plan to violate selective service laws Hybert faces a fraudulent enlistment charge at Lackland Air Force Base while being treated for an ear disorder and awaiting FBI reports in Chicago His friend Robert Phelan is jailed by the FBI after an arrest in a candy factory
Paris, June 10. A French inventor says a gadget can end horn blowing by using a high frequency sound like a dog whistle. When a driver honks, an inaudible signal triggers a buzzer in the other car to warn the occupant.
Harris County Republican executive committee in Houston nearly erupted into a free-for-all. County Chairman Joe Ingraham accused Ross H. Clarke of profanity and had him escorted out. A precinct chairman named John R. Brown proposed a taftresented resolution that split the room with Taft and Eisenhower factions before the meeting ended with a stalled motion on the secretary's resignation.
J M Renfro Junior of Dallas Texas First Vice President of the Associated Master Barbers and Beauticians of Texas charges Governor Allan Shivers ignored 10000 barbers and appointed his personal barber to the Texas Barber Board The association opens its 22nd Annual Convention in Fort Worth Renfro protests the appointment of Dana Powell of Austin to a vacancy and says delegates will ask the Texas Senate to reject it The barbers seek representation from North or West Texas.
Donald Glen Lee son of Mr and Mrs IE Be Lee of Windom was commissioned a second lieutenant and earned his degree at Texas A&M during the May 30 commencement. He will report to Fort Benning Georgia on July 28 and is visiting his parents in Windom before then.
An 18 year old University of Texas coed Kathryn Grandstaff of West Columbia was elected Queen at the Texas Lions state convention in Brownwood. She will represent Texas at the Lions International convention in Mexico City June 25 28. Joe J. Fisher of Jasper was chosen Texas candidate for International Directors post, defeating James H. Harbin of Waxahachie. Buy U S Defense Bonds.
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