Senators Hold All Night Session Over Rent Control Bill
The Senate extended red ceiling rent limits into a near all night session. Senator Cam led the effort against the measure, with Brew Maine and California GOP members arriving for the late talks. by dawn the session broke with a plan to resume Monday noon.
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Ngton
Jane
Senate
Cain
Wdt
Senate Chaimber Point
California
Brew
Maine
Paould
Sixth District Court Proceedings Highlight Week
The Sixth District Court opens the criminal week with Judge Broad presiding and County Attorney George overseeing trials.案件 include forgery, robbery, burglary, assault, murder, cattle offenses, and a minor child support case as a jury panel reports for the week.
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Dis
Wyatt McMurray
Broad County
George Very
Vauks
Leo Drvison Chambers
Pinkney Erskime
Frank D. Finte
Harvey Elliott
Morris Roten
Joe Threlkeld
Ly Burchfield
Ray Johnson
Charles Ray Smith
Ashion
Greenville population figures from U S Census cited
The Greenville census count shows 1361 residents. A later tally records 1537 people. Officials note housing trends and student presence affect counts and turnout.
Fannin County Lags in Bond Drive Near July Fourth Target
Fannin County reports 14.5 percent of its $74 000 Independence Savings Bond quota with $10 7 2 percent raised in the first three weeks of the campaign ending July 4. County chair Frank Wright urges residents to boost totals while neighboring counties also fall short of targets.
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Fannin County
Independence Savings
Frank Wright
North
Tex 48 Free
Collin County
Grayson County
Hunt County
Lamar County
Grain Outlook in Kansas Describes Poor Southwest Yields
Grain expert B. Gilkison reports Southwest Kansas wheat in very poor condition after a survey of Garden City to Meade. He estimates four to five bushels per acre there, with better prospects north of the Smoky River and in Northwest Kansas, while Central Kansas remains fair and barley below par. Temporary farm offices will open Monday on the southern border west from Barber County to the Colorado line.
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Great Bend
Kansas
B. Gilkison
Garden City
Dodge City
Idkhart
Liberal
Meade
Gilkison
Southwest Kansas
Smoky River
Barton County
Nis
Tribune
Hays
Barber County
Kansas-Colorado Line
Hospital Aid Program Enters Fourth Year
The Hill-Burton Act provides federal grants for constructing health centers and non profit hospitals and enters its fourth year. Dr George W Cox reports the state will develop its hospital construction program and follow the priority system, with September 1956 as the application deadline.
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George W Cox
Ping Pong Player Denied Houston Athletic Scholarship
Houston officials say a Western ping pong hopeful will not receive an athletic scholarship for next fall. The student, noted for skill with the paddle, was left out of consideration despite his qualifications.
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Ian Cold
Houston
Texas Attorney General Says Federal Plan to Seize Tidelands May Be Attempted
Attorney General Price Daniel says federal officials may move to take over Texas tidelands before the Supreme Court decision becomes final. He warns such action would be high handed and unwarranted and vows to challenge it in court and Congress. Daniel counters remarks by Land Commissioner Bascom Giles suggesting the state may seek rehearing, saying compromise is unlikely and emphasizes state ownership of tidelands through pending legislation.
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Tidelands
Austin
Price Daniel
Texas
Idelands
Supreme Court
Daniel
Adelands
Uncle Sam
Congress
General Land
Bascom Giles
Rnia
Congressomal
Daniel Card
Brighter Outlook for Fannin County Farmers
Despite wet pockets, lack of rain and sun last week allowed many Fannin County farmers to return to fields. Tractors accelerated plowing and replanting cotton where needed, though bottom lands remained too wet in places. Boll weevils scarce on cotton yet thrips harmed smaller fields, forcing replanting in some areas. Farmers near the river reported near-complete fieldwork by week’s end.
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Fannin County
Nick Owen
Uttun
El Paso Population Reaches 130000 in Latest Census
Dallas reports El Paso now has a population of 130000, up from about 96000 in 1930. Census supervisor James W Stroud notes the rise reflects decades of growth.
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Dallas
Paso
James W Stroud
Forrestal Sought Prevent Arrests in Amerasia Case
The Star reports that former Navy Secretary Forrestal acted to delay arrests in the Amerasia case. The article says Forrestal feared upheaval to Truman during UN formation and that classified documents were stolen with several arrests and fines.
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Forrestal
Amerasia
Washington
The
Star Cayls
Jamis Forrestal
Navy
Tom
Star
Foerestal
Les
Truman
United Nations
San Framis
City Commission Set to Meet Monday for Trash Policy
Bonham city officials will gather in the city room Monday night to discuss trash collection and disposal for the coming year. The session will cover regular June procedures and address ongoing concerns in the municipal service.
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Bonham City
Eutine Chamber
Vary
Commissioners Set Regular Meeting in Fannin Court
The commissioners court will meet in regular session Monday in the commissioners courtroom. Routine business will occupy the court's attention.
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Fannin
Masks Used By Lexington Firemen In Smoke Demo
Four Lexington firemen refused to fight fire without masks during a smoke demonstration at the University of Kentucky annual School for Firemen. They were overcome by smoke after the demonstration bomb set off indoors.
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Lexington
Kentucky
University of Kentucky
Savoy College Alumni Hold 13th Annual Reunion Today
Former Savoy College students and families gather in Savoy to mark the 18th annual reunion at the Savoy high school. The event features sessions from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with speakers Rev W W Alverson, Rev Will Pritchett, and Judge W E McMahon delivering the main address.
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Savoy College
W. E. McMahon
Earl McClure Bonham
McMahon
Ex-Students Association
Texas
Oklahoma
Boy Suffering Meningitis Sought in Red Ford Convertible
An eight year old boy, Stanley Mitchell, diagnosed with meningitis, requires a spinal puncture. Toledo doctors warn the family that the red Ford convertible linked to gypsies may carry risk of spreading the disease. License plate observed as J A 6 9 6 2.
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Michigan
Ohio
Toledo
Stanley Mitchel
Battle Creek
Stanley
Dey
Acheson to Speak in Dallas Tuesday
Secretary of State Dean Acheson will travel from Washington to Dallas to give a talk at Southern Methodist University Tuesday night. The speech will discuss "The pattern of American foreign policy" as the first in a series to promote the administration’s total diplomacy concept to the public.
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Washingglun
Bur
Dean Acheson
Washington
Taurning
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Acheson Wal
Acheson
A Poker Game That Loud Judge Probes Sound Clues
Milwaukee June 10. Judge John Barry listened in an alley to hear if police could detect a poker game by sounds from a house. He arranged the business to judge if officers could tell a game was occurring from outside noises, noting cards chips and bets inside.
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Milwaukee
John Barry
Barry
Fannin County population falls by nearly ten thousand in decade
Preliminary 1950 census figures show Fannin County at 31 142, down from 41 064 in 1940 as wartime migration to industrial centers and farm consolidation reduced local numbers. Six of nine towns lose population and farm areas shrink with mechanization and larger farms. Bonham inching up, Savoy Dodd City Windom gain. Ladonia Bailey Trenton Ravenna Leonard lose.
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Fannin County
Bonham
Savoy
Dodd City
Windom
Ladonia Iwetar Bailey
Trenton
Ravenna
Leonard
Wisconsin GOP Praises Senator McCarthy at Convention
The Wisconsin State GOP publicly commended Senator Joseph McCarthy for his campaign to root out treasonous communists. Delegates applauded his dedication while some urged discipline within the party and opposition to his critics during the convention.
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Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin Gop
Joseph Metlarth
Cancer Drive Faces Broad Committee Support In Fannin County
Local leaders report steady progress toward a 1700 dollar goal for the 1950 Cancer Fund Drive in Fannin County. County chairman Zelma Doan announced established committees across communities and pledged strong volunteer effort after school ends. The Bonham group comprises 15 women, with numerous other chairmen named in Leonard, Honey Grove, Windom, Mulberry, Savers Hart, Trenton, and surrounding areas, as drive continues through June.
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Fannin County
Zelma Doan
Doan
Oan
Bonham Committee
Dan Are Leonard
Ray Murphy
Honey Grov
Luttret
Ladomia
Grady Fuwkr
Trenton
Grady Riles Randolph
Cambell Batley
Flora Tefteller Windom
Brent Futor
Juby Wrattner -Pauer
Savers
One Application Cover All Farmers In Cotton Group
An agricultural notice details a single application covering all farmers in the Cotton Group. The terse item appears as a brief public notice with limited context and no further action specified.
Truman Labels Russian Leaders Aggressive in St Louis Speech
President Truman, addressing a postwar crowd at the Jefferson Memorial dedication in St Louis, assailed Russian leaders for aggression and subversion while pledging that free world strength offsets their moves. He criticized Soviet actions in Eastern Europe and warned against totalitarian control and pacific attempts.
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ST. Louis
Truman
Jefferson Memorial
Free World
United Nations
Germany
Hautler
Tring
Southea
Asa
Saul
Slotaa
Forrestal Diary Opening Sparks Public Interest
Fragmented notes discuss Solon Forrestal diary and calls for its release. The text references defense secretary wounds during Truman era and public demand to open the diary, amid wartime and presidential context.
Texas Economy Commission to Meet Tuesday
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Texas Economy Commission and a scheduled meeting on Tuesday. Other readable items refer vaguely to counties and individuals, but no clear details or outcomes are discernible.
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Texas Economy Commission
Dallasite Drowns At Denison Dam
Rangers recover the body of a 90 year old man identified as Kunivan who drowned while swimming at Denison Dam on Lake Texoma on the Texas side. He disappeared after diving from the bank and was found about 100 feet downstream with efforts to revive him failing.
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Durant
Jalda
Ted Ted
Lake
Texoma
H Lounivan
Kunivan
Texas
Mi Wih
Pfoup
France May Vote To Oust Chinese Nationalists
In Paris the chief French UN delegate hinted that France may vote to oust the Chinese Nationalists from their seats on the United Nations Security Council. The remarks came during a Paris address and reflect possible French action ahead of UN deliberations.
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France
Paris
United Nations Security Council
Weather outlook for East Texas with scattered thunder
Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with widely scattered thundershowers. Little temperature change expected. Winds along the coast light to moderate.
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Bunham
Texas
Wife of Senator Vandenberg Dies
The wife of Republican Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan died this morning after a three year illness. The Senator and two children were at her bedside at the Vandenberg home in Washington. She was 66 years old. The couple had married two years after his first wife’s death.
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Jeff
John Franklin May
Clovis
New Mexico
Rev. S. J. May
Vernon
Bonham
R. C. May
Washington
Vandenberg
Michian
Vandenberg Hayes
Hus
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