Symington Attacks GOP Air Power Policy at Jackson Day
Missouri Senator Stuart Symington told about 1500 Democrats at the Shrine Mosque that Republican policy cuts the Air Force and delays essential defense spending until 1957. He blamed President Eisenhower’s advisers for a 5 million cut and warned of rising Soviet power and nuclear threat. He also criticized USDA actions he called mismanaged, saying drought tied farm bankruptcies to “incredible administrative measures.”
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Stuart Symington
Manimum
Missouri
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Symington
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Department of Agriculture
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Americans Drink About 200 Million Gallons of Liquor
A Business Week Magazine airway reported Americans consumed roughly 200 million gallons of liquor. The estimate reflects a broad national intake across the United States with notable regional variation.
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New York
UMIT Debate on Military Reserve and Draft Plans
President considers overhauling the nations reserve forces to align with mobilization needs. Eisenhower backs studying reserve roles before any broad MT decisions, while a National Security Training Commission urges starting MT soon alongside the draft to balance manpower distribution.
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Lasentionep
Arthur K. Memming
Eisenhower
Elemings
Web
Lemming
Natronal
Traiming Commission
Csap
UWE
Ladonia Considers Higher Phone Rates Proposed by Southwestern Bell
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co seeks increased rates before the Ladonia City Commission, presenting a compromise proposal after outreach to patrons. Denison district manager Jerome McKinney will push the request at the regular meeting, amid citizen debate on whether to accept or press for a larger hike.
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Ladonia, Dan
Sol
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Ladonia
Jerome McKinney
Denison
Wo OM. ‘Thomas
Bo Fustmano
H. BB. Johnson
Medkinney
HopuUble
Surere
Yarborough Calls On Shivers Fill House Vacancies
Austin report describes Yarborough urging Shivers to fill vacancies in the Texas House as lawmakers face session timing. The piece notes district aims and party lines, with potential impact on committee seats and legislative agenda.
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Yarborough
Shivers
Neutral Repatriation Commission to Study Plan Return POWs
The Neutral Repatriation Commission weighs a plan to return the 22,000 prisoners held by North Korea to the United Nations Command. A decision could delay Korea peace talks and keep prisoners in limbo if the commission remains deadlocked beyond January 23.
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Panmunjom
NEA Tech
Panmuniom
Korea
Vracher
United Nations Command
Monday Busy Day at Sixth District Courthouse Opens January Term
Monday promises a busy docket in the Sixth District Courthouse with the January term opening. The commissioners court holds its regular meeting and the fraud jury convenes at 10 a.m. as part of the day's schedule.
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UN Uary
Sixth District Cour
Commissioners Court
Farmers to Get Chance Air View Farm Program
Farmers in the Southwest and South will get the first chance to tell Congress what they think of President Eisenhower plan for flexible farm price supports. House Agriculture Committee members will travel by plane for public hearings in Texas and Tennessee with testimony on cotton, wheat, and livestock prices.
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Washington, Dan
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South
Eisenhower
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House Agriculatture
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Waco
Ter
Memphis
Clifford R. Hope
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Ladonia Masons to Observe Century Existence
A fragmented notice from Ladonia Masons marks their upcoming century existence observance on January 22. The unreadable text contains garbled names and references to events, attendees, and local organizatons, with several portions indecipherable.
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Ladonia Masons
Texas Girl Named Maid of Cotton
A Texas girl named Maid of Cotton Miss Puck is chosen over rivals from other colleges for beauty personality and poise. The selection reflects on fashion and social grace as she embodies campus elegance.
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Maid of Cotton
Tesan Western ‘College A. Vi
Pear - 4
Puck
Calton
Bonham Chamber Offers Merchandise Display Course
The Bonham Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the State Board of Vocational Education announces a course for retailers on Merchandise Display and Show Card Lettering. It runs January 18 to 29 with details to be announced. registration begins immediately at the Chamber or up to the start date.
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Bonham Chamber of Commerce
State Board of Vocational Education
Tom Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Betat Trade
Conmimerce
Don Brannan
Efi
Hatael Tion
Benham
Minleng Chen
Fred
MiroScatt
Wasebee Mooeffert
Eursedve
Illinois Senator Says Nation Is In Recession At Present Time
An uneasy Washington scene yields a claim by a U.S. senator that the nation stands in a recession. The discussion touches on economic policy and the impact on production, consumer prices, and employment. no clear resolution is reported.
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Illinois
Soldier Denied Bond in Arkansas Murder Case
A 20 year old suspect in a Dallas to Malvern murder ride case faced denial of bond after authorities described a plan that included a tree site near Malvern Arkansas. The defendant and a female companion were linked to the late December 10 event.
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Faro
Peper
Pete Mabe
Robtety Coatye
Lullas
Malvern
Ark
Prepare for Jobs Before Husband Returns Home from Armed Forces
Roger W. Babson outlines opportunities for homemakers to prepare for employment before husbands return from service. The piece blends guidance on job readiness with era specific advice and notes potential local avenues and timing to pursue training or work opportunities.
Bonham Area Scout Work Plans Discussed For Saturday
In Bonham area plans outlined for scout activities at 11 AM Saturday during the New Year period. The chaotic OCR text mentions various names and items but centers on a scheduled scout work session and community planning set for the day.
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Cold Front Hits
Bonham Area
For Scout
Small Fire At Farm Leads To Damaged Equipment
Firefighters contained a blaze at a gin on Saturday morning. Two stands of otlun were damaged before crews stopped spread to nearby structures. No injuries reported and investigation continues to determine cause.
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Tetore Woo
Commission to Meet Monday
A local governing commission schedules a meeting for Monday to discuss upcoming business items. Officials named include Manager Chandy and others as they prepare agenda topics and public input opportunities.
Korean Parley Demands Resumption Of Peace Talks
Communist Ching urged immediate resumption of Korean peace talks and attacked the UN plan to free 220000 anti Red prisoners. Chou En Lai called the UN walkout a fraudulent pretext and pressed for the overall proposal allowing Russia in the conference. Allies say Russia can attend only as a Communist side member and reject a Big Five format.
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Ching
United Nations
Red Ching
Chou-en-Lal
Korea
Sacred Crane
Watkong Chon
Arthur I
John Dee
Dean
Battern
Feds
Russia
Red
China
North Korea
Berlin
Grand Jury To Convene Monday In Six County Court
Orrand jury for the January term of Sixth District Court will convene Monday at 9 a.m. with a medium heavy docket. County Attorney AT Bartley Jr said he expects about three days to finish. Included cases include burglary and swindling. Forty in the fatal shooting of Faye Sell, a Woodridge negro woman, at Haney Grove Thursday, may be submitted to the grand jury for study.
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Orrand
Boustrey Court
Haney
Weather Alert For North Central Texas
A terse forecast reports cold air settling over north central Texas with strong winds and temperatures dipping to the 20s and 30s. Residents are advised to dress warmly and guard against exposure. Overnight lows may fall further with gusty conditions.
Local Squaredog People Perform A Patchwork Rally
On the square locals mingle as Nick Owens from Sher toon chats with Pan Bar nard and the Bigerstaff on the south side. WW. Ross arrives from Betor on tual Wess, while deene Stone eyes a crowd near Headgeas CEN.
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Sher Toon
Pan Barnard
Bigerstaff
Ross
Betor
Tual Wess
Deene Stone
Fear
Clysen
Agg
Paty Bradford
Harry Ceosch
Scott
Cours
Dickett
Daily Bible Verse and Historic Note from Wrens
A Wrens radio service notes a Bible verse Luke 3 7 about John the Baptist and reflects on Caligula’s rise to the Roman throne saying history takes time to sift truth from error and that something may be missed today.
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Wrens- Radio Bible Service, Inc
Han
Caligula
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