Argentine Rebels Executed Bring total to 43 in Aramburu crackdown
The Argentine government announced five more rebel executions, raising the tally to 43 since the weekend uprising was quelled. Martial law remains, with hundreds detained and trials underway by military courts for suspected Peronista participants. Raul Lagomarsson named civilian leader of the revolt. top generals Valle and Tanco remain at large.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro E. Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
Raul Lagomarsson
Juan Jose Valle
Raul Tanco
Peronista
Peron
Valentin Irigoyen
Hardy, Clonninger Got Prison Terms
Two defendants pled guilty before Judge A M Harrison in sixth district court on Monday. W E Clonninger received two 2 year sentences for burglary and was sent to Huntsville penitentiary. he had prior 2 year terms in two other burglary cases. Dee Hardy pled guilty to forgery and passing with two 2 year terms. Charley Lee Burton’s $500 bond was forfeited after he failed to appear.
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A. M. Harrison
Sixth District
W. E. Clonninger
State Penitentiary
Huntsville
Clonninger
Dee Hardy
Charley Lee Burton
Weather Outlook for North Central Texas
Partly cloudy and warm conditions continue through Wednesday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. The forecast emphasizes warm temperatures and isolated storms across central Texas locations.
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North Central
Texas
Five Defendants Sent to Huntsville Penitentiary
Five defendants convicted in the Sixth District court during the January and June terms were sent to the state penitentiary at Huntsville Monday afternoon. Sheriff Hoyt Ivey said a state prison vehicle collected the men. W. E Clenninger received two years in three burglary cases, Bill Townsend two years in burglary, Novi] Slisha two years in forgery, John Henry Goodman two years in two burglary cases, and LeRoy Bowers seven years in two burglary cases.
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Sixth District Court
State Penitentiary
Huntsville
Hoyt Ivey
W. E Clenninger
Bill Townsend
Novi
LeRoy Bowers
Bonham City Board Sets Tax Rate and Approves Contracts
The Bonham city commission set the tax rate at 1.36 dollars per 100 valuation for the current year and approved bids for weekly trash collection, a city manager car, and funding for firemen and a finance course. They also debated a retirement policy and discussed toll cables for a new building project.
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Bonham City Commission
Texas A&m
University of Texas
General
Grady Fisher
Fisher
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Texas Telephone Co
Weest 8Th Street
Sixth Street
Eighth Street
Texas and Pacific
Parkway
Center Street
Khrushchev: Soviets Will Become Richer Than U S Tomorrow
In Stalingrad Khrushchev told workers that the United States is the richest nation now, but tomorrow the USSR will be richer as Moscow Radio reported. He dismissed capitalism and urged co existence while praising the Leninist path and Soviet strength.
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London
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stalingrand
United States
Moscow Radio
Forday
Jeaders
Stalingrad
Tito
Yugoslavia
Ussr
Khrushchev
Miss Texoma Title Reassigned After Disqualification
Miss Teddy Loss was named Miss Texoma at Island View resort but was later disqualified for entering the Dallas regional. Joan Milton of Denison and Lib erty streets, runner up, becomes the new Miss Texoma and plans to attend the state finals at Lake Whitney June 19 and 20.
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Joan Milton
B. Milton
Denison
Liberty Streets
Texoma
Island View Resort
Dallas
Island View
Hilda Tucker
Walter White
Bonham
Miss Milton
Teddy Loss
Miss Loss
Kay Pope
C. C. Martin, Jr
Lake Whitney
Long Beach
Calif
County 4-Hers Set for Round-Up at Texas A and M
Four Fannin county 4-H members three days at the Texas 4-H Round-Up on the Texas A and M campus in Bryan. Delegates include Janice Hall Nona Douhle Larry Dobbs and Bob Stuart selected by the home demonstration club council. The group attends short courses on recreation foods and nutrition and 4-H officer training with expenses partly paid by the council. The event opens tonight with the grand opening at 8 p.m. and features the Share-The-Fun festival Wednesday night.
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Fannin County
Barbara MeedAnelly
Texas A. and M. College
Bryan
Janice Hall
Mulberry
Presidential Disability Legislation Gathers Momentum
Congress reconsiders transfer of power as President Eisenhower’s health and a 1950s heart attack prompt focus on a disability test. Celler’s committee plans to act this week to decide sending a disability bill to the House floor. The Constitution leaves a method undetermined for when a president is incapacitated and the vice president should assume duties.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Celler
Culler
New Highway Patrolman Assigned to Fannin County
Second Patrolman Walker from New Boston will join Patrolman James L. Smith in Bonham as an assistant. Walker, Navy veteran and former Red River Arsenal mechanic, and his wife and son will reside at 320 West 5th Street. He joined the patrol school this year and, with Smith, will start duties Saturday.
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Rd. Walker
New Boston
Texas Department of Public Safety
Highway Patrolman
Fannin County
James L. Smith
Walker
U. S. Navy
U. S. Army
Red River Arsenal
Navy
Highway Patrol
Smith
Gary
Bonham
West 5Th Street
First Baptist Church
Lions Club
Masonic Lodge
Eisenhower signs first post op documents as health issue looms
President Eisenhower signed three official papers after his operation. He held several conferences and appeared to feel very good. The items included a new U S Army flag executive order, a $50 000 flood relief allocation for Colorado, and an international wheat agreement for 1956.
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Washington
Fusenhower
U. S. Army
Colorado
President Eisenhower Improves in Hospital After Operation
President Eisenhower had his most comfortable night since surgery at Walter Reed as doctors report signs of progress. He walked 80 feet in two trips within his hospital suite and remains on IV feeding with antibiotics to aid recovery.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
White House
James C. Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Senate
Administration
House
John Foster Dulles
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John B. Hollister
Hagerty
U. S
Russia
National Security Council
Richard M Nixon
Denver
Nixon
Konrad Adenauer
Blair House
Adenauer
Democrats to Vote on Segregation Issues July 28 Primary
Texas Democrats set a July 28 ballot on segregation questions including public school integration intermarriage and interposition. U S Sen Price Daniel also certified for governor with Fort Worth chosen for the state Democratic Convention on Sept 11.
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Houseton
Texas Referendum Committee
Robert Cargill
Longview
Daniels
U. S
Price Daniel
Reuben Senterfitt
San Saba
Daniel
Senterfitt
Joe Greenhill
Austin
Fort Worth
Eisenhower Rejects Joint Chiefs Visit to Russia
President Eisenhower rejects a tentative invitation for the Joint Chiefs of Staff to visit the Soviet Union this month. He would favor such a visit later if Gen. Nathan F. Twining can inspect Soviet air bases and see worthwhile activities during his planned Moscow trip.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Nathan F. Twining
U.S
U. S
United States
Soviet Union
Twining
Moscow
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
James
Hagerty
Joint Chiefs
Greek Cypriot to Die for Shooting at Men in Cyprus
A British court sentenced Steilos Mavromatis, 23, a Cypriot clerk in Nicosia for shooting at two men. The judge noted no injuries occurred, but imposed the death sentence stating the shooting was badly aimed.
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Nicosia
Syprus
Steilos Mavromatis
Royal Air Force
H H Weinert Dead in Seguin Texas
Seguin Texas banker lawyer oilman philanthropist H H Weinert died Monday at 69. He helped found Seguin State Bank served as its president and was a former regent of the University of Texas. He had been in failing health for years.
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Seguin, Tex
H. H. Weinert
Texas National Democratic
Large Ector Couple Mark 61st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Bellows of Ector celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary with a Sunday lunch and gifts after dinner. Rita Taylor Bellows, born in 187? married Kitcons in 1895. he is 81. Their extended family includes 12 children, dozens of grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Bellow
Gifte
Bellows
Rita V. Taylor
Kitcons
Ector
Charlie Bellows
Wichita Falls
D. Carpun
Ruth Morris
Dallas
Robert Bellows
I. W. Bellows
J. B. Johnson
H. Thompson
Kyle
A. L. Bellows
United States
S Thompson
Lena Flaherty
Louisville
Thompson
Archie Lee Bellows
Fannin County
Hassell College
Ong¢E
Savoy High School
Etta Victoria Taylor
Monroe County
Mississippi
Texas
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