Eisenhower Walks 40 Feet in Hospital. Sets Schedule
President Eisenhower walked 40 feet in his hospital room today and resumed a light duty schedule. He conferred with Sherman Adams for about 10 minutes and with doctors, discussing the post operative program. Activities include NSC meeting at the White House, a youth conference at Annapolis, and a lunch for Konrad Adenauer at Blair House, as Nixon hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman Smith
Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Isidor Ravdin
Adams
White House
Presidential
Rawdin
Leonard D. Heaton
Howard McC. Snyder
Mr. Eisenhower
National Security Council
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Annapolis
Nominations Pour In for Fannin County Father of the Year
More than twenty fathers from Fannin County were nominated by noon as the deadline arrived. Letters were prepared for the judging panel to review the entries and determine the winner of the Father of the Year title.
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Fannin County
Father of the Year contest kicks off in Grayson Savoy area
An elderly spectator pigeon occupies a courtroom seat in the district chamber as County Attorney Tibby Wright notes the bird’s habit of flying in through a window. The piece describes ex-students from Grayson and Savoy colleges returning for reunions, and outlines a Father of the Year contest run by The Daily Favorite with local merchants offering prizes and a $10 cash award. Forrest Seals was last year’s winner.
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Tibby Wright
Wright
Fannin County
Daily Favorite
Favorite
Raft Trip Nearby Ends With Letter From Home
Dorman Smith Kenny Turner and Jimmy Wiggins drifted down Red River just inside Lamar county Saturday on a direct float trip. Kenny Turner mailed a letter from Direct stating they were “making it OK” and would call from Arthur City on arrival. The group first appeared from Lowell's Bluff bridge on Highway 78 Wednesday morning.
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Dorman Smith
Kenny Turner
Jimmy Wiggins
Lamar County
Red River
I. K. Turner
Kenny
O. K
Arthur City
Lowell’s Bluff
Highway 78
Husband’s drive ends with boatless swim near yacht club
In Detroit Ralph Green 28 and his wife Delores 24 were in a car when they swam away from the vehicle after a turn near a lagoon by the Detroit Yacht Club. Police say Delores was doing fine until the turn.
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Detroit
Ralph Green
Delores
Jesson
Green
Detroit Yacht Club
North Central Texas Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoons and evenings.
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Texas
Harriman Ramps Up Campaign for Democratic Nomination
Governor Harriman accelerates post primary activity from air travel to a Denver meeting with Western and Midwestern supporters. He claims momentum from about 90 delegates in Michigan and aims to inherit Stevenson strength if no candidate secures a majority at the convention.
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Raymond Lahr
United Press
Washington
Harriman
Adlai EF. Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
New York
NBC
Roosevelt
Truman
Denver
Oklahoma
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Utah
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
Stevenson
House Okays Reduced Foreign Aid Measure
Negro man fatally injured when hit by car near Rayburn Library on Highway 2. Johnny Ruark of 804 North Center street identified as driver after the Sunday morning collision. Police and sheriff investigators noted another vehicle avoided Scott moments earlier. Ruark stopped nearby and summoned help. The incident occurred shortly before 4 o'clock.
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Nathan Scott
Highway 2
Rayburn Library
Roy McNear
James Calloway
Johnny Ruark
North Center Street
Hoyt Ivey
Leon Shastid
Deni-son
Ruark
Scott
Sam McGiee
Grayson and Savoy Exes Hold Annual Reunions
Ex students from Grayson and Savoy colleges held Sunday reunions in Whitewright and Savoy with about 200 attendees at Whitewright and 75 to 80 at Savoy. Officers were elected for 1957, a $100 scholarship awarded to a descendant of an ex student, and next year’s gatherings planned.
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Whitewright and
Savoy
Grayson and
Savoy Colleges
Savoy College
Grayson College
Carlisle Military Academy
Sootner
Pat
Bonham
Whitewright
Savoy High School
Gladys Ray
George German
Dallas
Grayson College Exes Association
Janet Holsenbaker
Hughes Springs
Annie Hassell Woodward
Durant
Okla
Savoy College Ex-Students Association
CG. C. Hodge
Bo Newby
J. Bo Muay
Sarah Kalgroe
T J Reynolds
Beulah Stinnett
van Alstyne
Elizabeth Jones
Kilgrove
Edith Holmes
Trenton
Guy Hamilton
Jennie Hodge
Senterfitt asks to bar Daniel from governor ballot
AUSTIN UP reports gubernatorial candidate Reubeen Senterfitt urged the state Democratic executive committee to remove U.S. Sen Price Daniel from the primary ballot claiming Daniel's current Senate tenure conflicts with candidacy. The move centers on eligibility while holding office.
Bonham Inventor Wins GMC Approval for Liquid Cap Opener
Lenwell G. Morgan, a Bonham native now in Fairbanks Alaska, has earned Gadget Jury approval for a liquid cap and lid opener. Donald I. Davis of GMC in Los Angeles confirms the verdict. Morgan describes years of tinkering driven by frustration with tops and lids and a desire for a simpler method.
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Lenwell G. Morgan
Bonham
Wein Aircraft Co
Fairbanks
Alaska
GMC
Donald I. Davis
Los Angeles
Morgan
Flossie
North Main Street
Suspect Arrested in Brinks Robbery Probe in Boston
Police questioned a waterfront hoodlum about the Jan eighteen Brinks robbery and Cameron slaying. William W. Cameron the 49 year old ex convict was found dead in a black Cadillac at the Navy Yard Fargo Building lot with two bullets to the temple. Police say Cameron hid the Dorchester apartment used by Faherty and Richardson for four months after the robbery. Cameron reportedly tipped authorities about the last two Brinks suspects after not being paid.
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Boston
William W. Cameron
Navys Fargo
Cameron
Cas Polucc
Brink
Dorchester
James L. Faherty
Thomas F. Hichardson
Firman Brink
Brinks
House approves 3.8 billion foreign aid bill
The House approved a 3.8 billion foreign aid bill to bolster 54 U.S. allies, authorizing the program and authorizing reallocation to where needed. It trimmed 1.1 billion from Eisenhower’s 4.9 billion request and left appropriations for later. Senate plans to review the measure Wednesday and restore some cuts.
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Washington
House
U. S
Senate
Eisenhower
Congressional
Congress
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walter F. George
Richard B. Ruesell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Military Appropriation Subcommittee
Seweryn Bialer
John W. McCormack
Office Closed In Fannin County Veterans Service Office
The Fannin County Veterans Service Office on the first floor of the jail will be closed this week due to the absence of service officer Ural Darling who is attending a training school in Dallas.
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Miss Milton
Bonham High School
C. C., Martin, Jr
Kaythcia Pope
Texoma
Martin
Lake Whitney
Lake Texoma
Dallas
Channel 4
Island View
Gainesville
Leonard Recording Co
Wil
Bonham — High School
Mijas Denton
Bonham
Fannin County Veterans Service
Ural Darling
Darling
On the Square stray notes at local office shift appraisal
Patchy report lists workers near the office at noon and after six with names like Pat Clutter Sr and Jr and Deets Dorough and Tom Fregers seen on task. Mentions Metty Lane and A C Woodruff in various brief actions around the square.
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X. C. Hodge
Pat Clutter, Sr
Pat Clutter, Jr
Dorough
Dack Richardson
Dow
Tom Fregers
Metty Lane
Buemelee
A. C. Woodruff
Wes
Benksa
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Konrad Adenauer
Blair House
John Foster Dulles
Ersenhower
Ike
Cheryl Harmeel
Silver Spring
Walter Reed Hospital
Bob Euler
Bonham Theatres
American Theatre
Haggar
Hunt's Department Store
Dobson's Department Store
Manhattan
Tommy's Men's Store
J. B. White Co
Peeler Drug
Tray Currin Man
Brannon
Plaza Drug Store
Leeth
Forrest Seals
Sherry
Adenuer
Heinz Krekler
United States
Adenauer
Dulles
Grayson
Joan Milton
B. Milton
Denison
Liberty Streets
Island View Resort
Ccup
Supreme Court
London
Iritatn
Cyprus
Davis
Gadget Jury
Gadget-Of-The-Month Club
Guawo
Senate Committee
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