Eisenhower on Campaign Trail Across Key States
United Press reports Eisenhower heads a campaign swing through Pennsylvania Ohio Texas and Illinois meeting delegates and backers from Taft and McKeldin allies. He plans to address the Dallas and Denison stops while the GOP wrestles with convention dynamics and military rules stir debate.
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Aign
Aptay
Dwight Hower
GOP
Isenhower
New York
Robert Taft
Theodore McKeldin
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Yeabury
Pennsenhower
Texas
Louis
Fisentz
Taft
Dallas
Denison
Ilinois
Army
MacArthur
Melvin Price
Ve Duby
Slaughter cattle and hog market notes with varied bids
Market report shows steady to weak bids across cattle and hogs. Slaughter calves 30 utility and 21rulls. beef cows 22-28. bulls 13-18.25. stocker yearlings 18-26.25. sows 15-17.50. feeder pigs 15-18. Early sales higher, later deals mixed.
Picone Opposes Federal Spending For Non-Defense
Dallas June 11 Special Texas chamber of commerce managers clash over federal aid for hometown projects at a 200-member convention. James Picone of Bonham argues chambers push for federal funds while Rex Jennings of Brownwood contends only a small share funds local needs.
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Picone
Dallas
Texas Chamber of Comerce
James Picone
Bonham Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Hotel Adolphus
Euronomiate
Rex Jennings
Brownwood Chamber of Commerce
Jennings
Grand jury returns two indictments in Sixth District Court
A June term report shows two true bills in Bonham theater theft and forgery cases. One defendant, Ray D. McCullough, faces theft over 50 dollars for stealing about 15 speakers from the Bonham Drive In Theatre in May. The other indictment targets Odie D. Clark for forgery after a bad check drawn on Willard Castle. No action on extortion case. burglary suspect questioned in Neal Thomas stand break at the courthouse.
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Grand Jury
Sixth District Court
Ray D. McCullough
Bonham Drive-In
Grand
A. L. Bartley, Jr
Brand Jury
Odie D. Clark
William Oscar Clark
Bill Sitton
Sheriff's Department
Willard Castle
Deeds to be signed for farm to market road Grove Hill to Taylorville
Property owners along the 2.2 mile Grove Hill to Taylorville route may sign right of way deeds at a Grove Hill church meeting tonight at o o clock. County Judge Cheier Moore said about 25 deeds and easements were received from the State Highway Department. He said the group aims to complete signings at the meeting. Vermont's first state public hanging occurred in Burlington on Nov.
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Grove Hill
Taylorville
Grove Hill Church
At & O'Clock
Cheier Moore
State Highway Department
Ballot from 1900 Democracy Primary Recalls Long Forgotten Names
Deets Dorough, chairman of the Fannin County Democratic Committee, unveils a 1900 Democratic primary ballot found by Virgil Wilson. The document pledges voters to the party platform and nominees for U S Senator Joseph W Bailey and other offices. Many names are now deceased. a few remain active in government.
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Deets Dorough
Fannin County
Democratic Committees
Dorough
Virgil Wilson
Democratic Party
U.S
Joseph W. Bailey
R. W. Finley
R M. Love
KE P Curtis JL
J Story S. J Morris
Congress
Randell W S. Jameson
R Gough Rosser Thomas
Chief Justice
Court of Civil Appeals
Anson Rainey
Page
New Home Demonstration Agent to Report in Fannin County
Miss Carolyn Elizabeth Ross Brooks, a Clarksville native and North Texas State College graduate, will report Saturday June 14 to assume duties as home demonstration agent for Fannin County. She previously assisted in Childress County and Dallas, and has held memberships in multiple clubs and organizations.
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Carolyn Elizabeth ‘Ross Brooks
Clarksville
Red River County
North Texas State College
Denton
Fannin Coun
Brook
Pagwell
Childress County
Jimmie Lou Wainscott
Fern Hodge
Clarksville High School
Paris Junior College
PJC
Collegiate Players
Home Economics Club
Pen Chat Literary Club
Red Cross
Dallas
Home and Family Life Club
Ellen H. Richards Club
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Miss Carolyn Brooks to Begin County Home Demonstration Work
Miss Carolyn Elizabeth Brooks will report on June 14 to begin her duties as county home demonstration agent in Fannin county. She resides in Bagwell Red River county.
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NEW HO I
Carolyn Elizabeth Brooks
Fannin County
Bagwell
Red River County
Roy Neale Dies At Home in Bonham Farry Wednesday
Albert Roy Neale 61 former manager of Mannings International House in Bonham died at his residence after an extended illness. He retired from Mannings recently but remained active until shortly before his death. Born July 11 1880 in Leonard he was son of John Henry and Mary Jane Neale. He was a Leonard pioneer and prior to Bonham he worked with Mannings in Leonard and was known among Fannin County farmers. Survived by widow Mrs Stoy Neale a daughter Mrs Mar ntta James a brother Glen of Vernon and grandson Jimmy Roy James. Funeral 2 30 pm Thursday at First Methodist Church with Rev Stone Risinger officiating Interment Leonard Cemetery. Wilson directing active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named.
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Albert Roy Neale
Mannings International House
Bonham
Mr Neal
Mannings
Leonard
John Henry
Mary Jane Johnson Neale
Fann County
Stoy Neale
Mar Ntta James
Glen
Vernon
Jimmy Roy James
Neale
First Methodist Church
Masons Lodge
Res Stone
Leonard Cemetery
Wilson
Eop Melver
Joe Bo Johnson
Tommy Gelhausen
VanSechoick
Biff Connally
Davis
Robert Albright
Karl Smith
Ike Biggerstaff
Noel Owens
Hemphill
BO Taylor
Wyatt McMurray
Jeb Dor Lon
Leslie Laktoe
Go N Carperter
T W Herndon
Candidates to learn election cost for Democratic primaries
Fannin county candidates will learn the cost to get their names on the ballot. A committee will meet at 10 a.m. to estimate and apportion the primary costs and determine ballot order by lot. After learning the cost, candidates must pay by June 21 or be excluded from the ballot.
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Fannin County
Weather Update for Central Texas
Partly cloudy with widely scattered thundershowers in east and south portions this afternoon tonight and tomorrow. Not much change in temperatures.
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Oath
Texas
Rayburn States He Is Candidate For Congress Only
Speaker Sam Rayburn returned to Washington after a four day home visit. He said he is a candidate for Congress and no other office, despite being named as a potential compromise for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Sam Rayburn
Washington
Rayburn
Congress
Texas Auditor Urges Paid Parole Supervisors Plan
State Auditor C H Caviness calls for a system of paid parole and probation supervision in Texas noting the 1947 Legislature provided for it but subsequent sessions did not fund it. He suggests moving the Pardons Board to Huntsville and cites support from prison and public safety officials.
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Austin
UP State
C H. Caviness
Texas
Pardons Board
Huntsville
Cavnes
Prison and Publi Safety
Parole Board
Greenville Judges Exchange Benches in District Courts
Judge E M Meyers of 62nd District Court Greenville presides over the probate appeal in the Fannie Whitworth will case in Sixth District Court while Judge A S Broadfoot handles cases in 62nd District Court in Greenville during the term.
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E M Meyers
62Nd District Court
Greenville
A. S. Broadfoot
Sixth District Court
Meyers
Fannie Whitworth
Sixth District
Broadfoot
62Nd District
Rotarians Hear Report on 1952 Rotary Convention
Bonham club members heard a first hand update on the 1952 Rotary International convention in Mexico City. Delegate Trent Root presented the report at today’s noon meeting.
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Bonham Rotarians
Rotary International
Trent Root
Mexico City
Death investigation continues in 14 year old John Cagle case
Sheriff M D Anderson reports ongoing inquiry into the death of 14 year old John Cagle whose nude body was found in a Sycamore Creek swimming hole. About 30 people have been questioned in Ivanhoe area while coroners jury pending. Texas Ranger help anticipated. Funeral held Tuesday. Cagle survived by father O W Caghan and brother William.
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Sheriff's Department
John Cagle
Syccamore Creek
M. D. Anderson
Ivanhoe
North Fannin High School
Cagle
Keeton
A L Barti
Tson
William
Yarborough Calls For Clean-Up in State Government
Judge Ralph Yarborough campaigned in Bonham stressing the need to clean house in the Governor’s office. He noted the incumbent has 18 years in public office and two full terms, seeking a third. The stop included remarks from Yarborough’s son and supporters amid a busy stump day with other appearances in the area.
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Yarborough
Texas
Austin
Rovernor
Bearham
Onis Cobe
Yarnerough
Errgeteteran
Deense
Sherma
Yarnerugh
Seven-Year Terms For Store Hold-Up
Newspaper snippet reports seven year terms for a store hold-up case. Names mentioned include Eugene Townson and Br_an after the plea, with details about the cobbery and the plea result.
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Eugene Townson
Ant “Arnan
Seoorty-fiset
Strange Flight Diary Clippings Sought From 1873 Bonham Case
The Bonham Texas Enterprise seeks diary notes or clippings about a reported aerial flight around July 1872. The hunt cites a New York Times July 6 1873 mention of a serpentine apparition near Bonham that frightened farm workers. Readers urged to share any relevant material with the public library.
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Ant
Bonham Texas. Enterprise
UN and Allies push for prisoner exchanges in Korean talks
UN negotiators warn they will halt daily Panmunjom talks unless North Korea shifts its hard line on repatriation. In the Kim Il sung era, prisoners are grouped into smaller compounds as 18 000 of 80 000 move to tighter oversight. Fifth Air Force fights down three MiG-15s as tension rises.
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United Nations
Panmunjon
Kose Island
Tose
Fifth Air Force
Mark Clark
Clark
Korea
Singham Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
C'Rthda
Car Damaged When Hit By Loose Truck
A transport truck rolled downhill after brakes slipped while its driver ate in front of Ford's. The impact damaged Dr. Donaldson's car parked nearby. No injuries reported.
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T&f
Dr . M [Onaldson
Ford
Rotary International Convention reports from Mexico City
Trent Root tells Rotarians about the Rotary International Convention in Mexico City. Phoebe Hancock and her mother await Attorney Mystie Hancock in district court. Bowden and Day smile over the Yankees comeback against the Red Sox. Shorty Newingham proposes older players mentor Little Leaguers. Udell Brown slows to hear a speech as Travis Currin strolls to the bank. Beth Glass notes her birthday. Martha Burnett recalls aging while a teenager seeks a marriage license. Way Wednesday in Bonkguy.
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Trent Root
Mexico City
Phoebe Hancock
Mysrtie Hancock
Bowden
Day
Red Sox
Newingham
Udell Brown
Travis Currin
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