Indictments Return Major Felonies in Sixth District Court
The grand jury handed up five indictments in the Sixth District Court. Writchett of Honey Grove faces assault and murder charges tied to a hammer attack. Bridon Award 22 of Memphis is billed in a theft case. Akard and others are charged with thefts and a county car burglary. A preliminary hearing date was set as July 28, with further details pending court action.
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State Dept Denies Secret U S Hungary Pact Amid Coup Claims
US State Department rejects Budapest communist charges of a secret US Hungary treaty with exiled premier Ferenc Nagy. Officials release the March 3 letter by Dean Acheson showing no aid pledge to Nagy, and explain the document notes postwar relations and goodwill toward Hungary.
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State Department
United States
Budapest
Ferenc Nagy
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Dean Acheson
Universal Military Training Gains Support at Rotary Meeting
Speakers advocate universal military training as a national reserve plan to deter aggression. Major points include a six month training period, a large manpower pool, and collaboration with schools, YMCA, and Catholic youth groups.
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Jim Caldwell
Calvary
Philippines
Bonham Rotary Club
Mississippi Flood Expands Across Midwest and Brings Devastation
The Mississippi River breach near Quincy, Illinois drove 590 villagers from homes and inundated about 1.19 million acres across Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri. At least 12,000 people homeless and 15 dead as crops and property suffered millions in losses. Army engineers reported Missouri River breaks threatening Glascow to Booneville defenses while Washington warned planting setbacks across the corn belt.
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Ilinois
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Department of Agriculture
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Minister Demanded Closer Prisoner Representation Reported
An article reports that Chancellor Leopold disclosed demands for closer prisonary Russia and stronger representation by an ally party. It notes Gruber’s alleged public speaking and his resignation linked to political pressures.
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Denial of Rights Sparks Taft-Hartley Debate
The assistant CIO said a provision could bar unions from bargaining for sick leave and pay to influence labor actions. A discussion cited a bill section threatening employers with penalties for payments or other value tied to services.
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Peington
Ar Catton
CIO
Taft-Hartley
Ponnds
Mikes
Honor for Wainwright Arrives in Nuevo Laredo
A large crowd welcomes General Wainwright on arrival in Nuevo Laredo Mexico for a ceremonial honor. Officials and a mounted guards detail attend as the general visits to meet local leaders and discuss regional matters.
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Honor Guard
Vainwaghi
Latius Ramo
Dog credited with saving four lives
San Antonio article reports a terrier named Lady credited with saving four people when a fire broke out in an apartment building. Fire Chief Henry Uecker said Lady ran upstairs to wake residents Leonard Cassella and his son, then alerted Mr and Mrs Molbroak as flames spread. The dog’s actions are highlighted by local officials.
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Leonard Cassella
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Molbroak
Useker Edney
Truman Urges Canadian Support For Truman Doctrine
President Truman addressed Canadian Parliament in Ottawa pledging continued American effort to shield weaker nations from intimidation. The speech sparked expected debate in the Canadian House of Commons over binding Canada to U S foreign policy.
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U of
House of Commons
Canada
United States
FPHA Accused Of Failing In Housing Program
A June report to the House appropriations committee criticizes the Federal Public Housing Authority for mismanagement and waste of taxpayer money. The document, released as lawmakers prepared to debate funding for FPHA and other government corporations for the coming fiscal year, cites inefficiency and alleged flawed oversight.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
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Gromyko Sets Out Eight Point Soviet Atomic Control Plan
Gromyko outlined a new eight point Soviet plan for atomic control at a United Nations Energy Commission meeting. He proposed a wide international center commission to inspect world nuclear sites and oversee research for peaceful purposes, signaling concessions yet leaving gaps with the United States on certain treaty details.
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Lake Success
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International Centre Commission
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Hit By House Awarded Damages in Clarkson Case
Ernest Charles Hamilton was awarded 4390 damages after a prefab house bounced off a trucking firm’s truck and struck him. The defendants admitted the incident caused the injury.
Scouts Head to Lake Texoma for Summer Camp Trips
Scout groups from Bonham and area plan a Texoma camp outing during the summer. Executives and troop leaders including Mack Love and Wil Sasser will supervise activities. Camps run in June and July with safety checks and examinations prior to departure.
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First Presbyterian Thureby Tyrwood Mary
Dhurck
Tate
Ark Memorial Church
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Master
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Rolars Club
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Milling Station in Honey Grove Robbed Early Morning
Fragmentary OCR reports a burglary at a milling station in Honey Grove. Details are unclear but mention a break in occurring early morning with possible suspects or actions not fully captured.
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Honey Grove
Plans For City Development Discussed By Bonham Chamber
Bonham city manager lauded the Chamber of Commerce executive committee for a long range development program. He noted the city will seek funds for fire department, sewer system, paving and other projects, aiming rapid progress while balancing budget constraints.
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Bonham
Whart
Pero
Bevin Makes Report On Hungary Crisis From Commons
The United States protested to Russia over the Hungarian coup and urged a United States Soviet British international inquiry. Bevin said Bulgaria’s efforts to curb liberty worry Britain, and discussed the Balkan situation as Moscow studies next steps.
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United Nations
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Hungary
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Ernest Bevin
Teda
Bulgaria
Leonard Boy Amone Prisoner Dead Identified
A prisoner named Leonard Boy Amone has died and been identified. Official records confirm the inmate’s identity and death details are under investigation by authorities.
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Leonard Boy Amone
Retirement Bill I Signed by Governor In Texas
A state retirement bill signed by the governor governs teacher pensions. The measure sets aside funds, outlines eligibility, and aims to support established Texas school employees. The signing occurred amid broad discussion of teacher benefits and retirement provisions.
Livestock Prices Report From Fort Worth Auction
Livestock market notes from Fort Worth dated June 11 show steers and yearlings at 1900 to 2400, cows 1750 to 1900, calves in better grades active, good and choice cattle at 2000 to 2400. Hog prices rise 25 cents, top 2500, stocker pigs steady, overall strong demand for good and choice cattle.
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Fort Worth
Border Row Escalates Between Russia and China
The dispute flared after Outer Mongolian forces attacked Peitasnan near the Chinese border, drawing a strong protest from Beijing to Moscow. Reports describe clashes near the provincial center and ongoing tensions as both sides accuse the other.
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Nanking
Qurder
Sinkung
Russia
Chin
China
Moscow
Peitasnan
Chitai
Trial in contempt charge yields impending sentence
Stephen Watts Kearney entered Santa Fe on August 18, 1800 to claim it for the United States. Judge Alexander Ballaalf set a $20,000 bond and announced a June 27 sentencing date after findings of guilt for contempt related to war acts and testimony before the committee.
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Alexander Ballaalf
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Stephen Watts Kearney
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