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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
8
Guardsmen Head to Fort Hood for Two-Week Training
Co A 47th Armored Infantry Battalion 49th Division Texas National Guard prepares for two weeks at Fort Hood Central Texas. The main body departs Sunday by bus arriving supper time. Commissioned officers and soldiers will read out the trip as new jeeps replace older trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A
47Th Armored Infantrytalion
49Th Division
Texas Naal Guard
Fort
Texas
Fort Hood
Lme
Co. Il
T. James W. Russell
Hood
Benjamin Stephenson
Howard G. Hopkins
Roy W. Dodson
William W. Kelly
Keith D
FCC to reconsider protest over Dallas station plan
Federal Communications Commission will reexamine a protest from SEO in Durant Oklahoma against a proposed Dallas outlet. SEO charges the new station would interfere with KSEO signals, affecting about 4 percent of its listeners. The FCC had allowed Texas Star Broadcasting to build the Dallas station, but KSEO obtained a stay order prompting a review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Coms810n
Golf Ads Hint at Passant Finds and Keg Mention
The fragment hints at golf related ads in a passageway or guide, noting a keg reference and a search for more golfing items. It presents a casual, juked tone suggesting limited readable content and potential catalog or display notes.
Senate May Try One More Time On Steel Seizure Bill
Democratic leaders in the Senate considered reviving a steel seizure measure to compel Truman’s emergency plan after four earlier defeats. The House and Senate moved on wage and price controls as debates aimed to curb inflation continue, with farm supports and fair trade legislation also under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Truman
CTO
Coatesville
CIO
Lukens Steel Company
Wage Stabilization Board
House Banking Committee
House
Judiciary Committee
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Court Settlement Ends West Texas School Dispute
The Texas State Supreme Court ruled in favor of Taylor County against Run nels trustees over a school district transfer. The decision reversed two lower court rulings and held that Baylor trustees could rescind their action since annexation had not finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
West Texas
State Supreme Court
Taylor County
Runnery County
South Taylor Independent
Winters
Runnels County
Supreme Court
Baylor
May City Finances and Public Services Report
May fines by the city police totaled 358.50 with meter receipts at 1 20.10, sum 1 378.60. towing payment 20. jail counts 28 with 18 paying fines. Water dept reports 10 new connections and 5 646.75 in bills for 14 889 835 gallons metered. Fire dept logged eight runs including one out of city. Pound master: 23 live dogs 4 dead dogs 1 dead cat. two dogs redeemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Eliott
Sam Vassar
Franklin and
Maddrey
Bill Brotherton
Poly Bradford
Allied forces attack on Korean front as prisoners seek safety
Allied task forces push into Communist lines along the central front with infantry and tanks while fighter-bombers strike enemy positions. More than 400 anti Communist prisoners escape to Allied guards on Kose Island after fears of killings by Red prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Iron Triangle
Kose
Haydon Boamer
Richard Russell
Georgia
Truman
Three GOP State Delegations Swing Convention Votes
United Press reports three Republican state delegations Maryland Pennsylvania and Michigan may pool votes to favor a single candidate Taft or Eisenhower. Maryland's Theodore McKeldin confirms talk while Pennsylvania's John Fine denies proposals. Michigan remains uncommitted. Taft seeks New York and New Jersey delegates. Eisenhower tours New York and other states to secure support. Current tally shows Taft 468 Eisenhower 400 and 132 uncommitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Taft
Eisenhower
Theodore MckKeldin
McKeldin
John Fine
Fine
MckKeldin
Ohio
New York
South Carolina
New Jersey
Virginia
Rhode Island
Vermont
Maine
Death investigation near completion in Sycamore Creek case
Texas Rangers and Fannin County Sheriff’s deputies pursue the death of John Cagle a 16 year old North Fannin high school student found in Sycamore Creek swimming hole after being last seen Saturday in Ivanhoe. County Attorney A L Bartley Jr says a coroner’s jury will review evidence this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Rangers
Fannin County
A L. Bartley, Jr
No Punishment Recommended For 2 Generals
A board investigating the Rose Island incidents recommended no punishment for Colonels Francis Sriedd and Charles Colson. The officers, demoted from brigadier general to colonel, acted to aid in freeing UN prisoners while camp commander Ibadd and Colson made concessions to secure release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kashington
Rose Island
Francis Sriedd
Charles Colson
UN Ibadd
Red
Colson
Lions See Jungle Picture at Noon
The Bonham Lions Club screened a jungle life film at noon with Arthur Maxwell as program chairman. Visitors included Walter Barton C J Young Jr Carl Nicholas and Joe McKenzie. Nicholas of the Lone Star Area Council Boy Scouts spoke briefly. John Glenn named program chairman for next weekend and Worth Campbell was named menu chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham Lions Club
Arthur Maxwell
Walter Barton
C J Young, Jr
Carl Nicholas
Joe McKenzie
Friday the 13th Luck Guide for Travel and Work
The calendar marks Friday the 13th and advises cautious planning for trips or jobs. It notes widespread reluctance to act on this day and suggests superstition driven avoidance with charms like rabbit feet and four leaf clovers.
Settlement of Million Dollars In Divorce Case
In Dallas on June 12 Mrs Lydia Karcher former wife of oilman J Karcher was awarded 1,250,000 in cash and stock from his separate funds. Attorneys call it the largest divorce settlement in Dallas. An additional community property share of 756,000 in cash and stocks was awarded in a separate suit, with an equal amount to Mr Karcher in that judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Lydia Karcher
J. Karcher
Karcher
Feeder Cattle and Hog Markets Steady to Mixed in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth cattle sales, gains show fully steady to strong demand for choice slaughter steers and heifers while feeders and stockers trade around 22.50 to 33.50 per hundredweight. Calves bring 28 to 35, with stocker calves at 32 to 36. Hog prices hold steady with butchers at 20 to 25 cents lower on lighter weights. sows at 16 to 17.50 and feeder pigs 15 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Yarnaby Boy Gets Hollywood Chance in Warner Bros Film
Peter Joe Davis of Yarnaby Oklahoma seizes an acting chance in the Warner Bros movie Old Part of New Orleans. The 21 year old will study at a Hollywood movie school before filming begins in August. He is a Rock Island Railroad inspector by day and comes from a large family with deep local roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Joe Davis
Joellie Davis
Yarnaby
Oklahoma
Hollywood
Warner’ Bros Picture
New Orleans
Davis
Yuha
Jones Field
Bonham
Rock Island Railroad Company
L. 2 Osborn
Yuba
Wichita Falls Pair Linked to Oklahoma Death Probe
Wichita Falls Texas residents Chester Davenport and Norman Davenport are drawn into the Oklahoma murder investigation of Jack Burris who was killed Saturday night. Police suspect possible retaliation by relatives or close friends. Oklahoma officials say the case is being pursued with deep investigative focus and the state bureau chief has joined the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoama City
Notaries
Davenport Brothers
Wichita Fall
Texas
Oklahoma
Slayonp
Mayes Arty
Jack Burris Burris
Chester
Norman Foavenport
Burris
Feavenport Brothers
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Saito Oone
Davenport
Ime
Burerts
Howard Winsor
Robeston Murray
Wilson
Paris Judge Swaps Courts In 6th District Trials
Judge E M Meyers of Paris and Judge A S Broadfoot of Bonham swapped assignments for the present term in the 62nd Judicial District. Meyers, a former Lamar County judge, presided in Paris while Broadfoot recused himself from several trials due to familial relations to parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bonham
E M Meyers
62Nd Judicial District
A. S. Broadfoot
Meyers
Lamar
Broadfoot
Fort Ord Officer Criticizes General in POW Camp Letter
Sgt Colonel Dean Chase of Fort Ord writes to General Mark Clark questioning the Army's handling of the Kose POW camp incident. He is astonished by an order that would require a court martial over the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Chase
Ft. Ord
Calif
Mark Clark
Kose
Chase
Army
NEA
Bonham Area Weather Outlook Reports Warm Dry Week
A Bonham region weather note indicates continued warm dry conditions with light breezes. Farmers report completing hoeing and other field work as a pale breeze and mild temperatures persist through the week.
Enrollment Tops 1700 At ET This Summer As 97 From Fannin Attend
The summer session at Fast Texas State College sees enrollment rise toward 1700 with over 140 students registered. Among those from Fannin County are residents from Honey Grove Ladonia and nearby areas, including Billy Doyle Boh McCarley Joann Hall Rhonda etc. Weather notes mention temperatures around 44 degrees with clear skies and risky conditions as storms pass, affecting travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary V
Hinnagan Fiahert FE Twedneck
John K Andersoe
Betty IL
McKee
Crom Ladonia
Jimmy
Paoa
Jean Rosey
Wastes
Ralph A
Marom
Flars
J. Minstor
Tewei FE
Flarsans
Feiss Howe
John H Kerhawainet
Svar
Ervin
Fair Meeting Slated Tonight at Sixth District Courtroom
Ike Morrison president of the Fair Association announced a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Sixth District Courtroom. Gus Grabow is expected to attend and speak to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Morrison
The
Fair Association
Gus Grabow
Weather Outlook for North Central Texas Area
Weather bulletin notes party slate activity with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. No important temperature changes expected tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central
Texas
X Ray Reports Returned to Wrong Addresses
X ray reports from chest x rays taken in May for 11 persons were returned undelivered at the local post office. Names listed include Lucille FE Bailey, Alfred O Wall, Lucille A Burns, Billy R Anderson, Levis B Walker, Annie V Davis, William N Thomas, Marvin T Baker, Wilma Johnson, Hugh Prock, and William Bingham. readers with correct addresses urged to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille FE Bailey
Alfred O Wall
Bonham
Lucille A Burns
Bily R Anderson
Bullivan St
Levis B Walker
Annie V. Davis
Willian N. Thomas
Marvin T Baker
Wilma
Johnson
Huhee EE Prock North Cedar
Willam Bingham
Early Morning Social Snapshots Across Town
A series of brief notes from residents and visitors includes Mrs. Jack Williams trimming grass at 6:10 am, Mrs. O. M. Weaver with help from Mrs. J Newingham, Ray Vincent ignoring a no loafing sign, Ike Morrison urging Fair attendees tonight at 8, Ed Smith driving from Honey Grove, Bonnie Horton rushing to the Western Union office, Jesse and Ruth Bono back in Texas from Alabama, Clarence London from GoBerway listening to a district court trial, Genes Couzins off to Dallas for two days, David Swann returning from wheat harvest amid dust, Jack Stroud promoting goodwill trips, Evelyn Richie warning not to tell Burney about trip feeding, and Thureda in Bopham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Williams
O. M. Weaver
J Newingham
Ray Vincent
Ike Morrison
Ed Smith
Honey Grove
Bonnie Horton
Western Union
Jesse and
Ruth Bono
Texas
Alabama
Clarence London
Genes Couzins
Dallas
David Swann
Jack Stroud
Evelyn Richie
Burney
Thureda
Bopham
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