Warriors Hand Wildcats 14-3 In North Texas League Opener
The Purnie Warriors defeated the Paris Wildcats 14-3 as Billy Campbell hit a first inning homer and Glen Trout held the line with strong pitching. The Warriors opened with an 11-0 lead, added three in the fourth and sixth, while Paris managed three runs in the sixth before final.
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Billy Campbell
Purnie Warriors
Paris Wildcats
Aittight
Glen Trout
Warriors
Wildcats
Campbell
Denton
F Kavanaugh
C. Kavanaugh
Bailey
Stroud
Cummings
Crockett
Jett
Prout
Vermilion
C. Kavaraveh
Trout
Vermillion
Paris
Wear
Martin
Locke
Jefsco- Nna
Tire
Boreans
Dabbs
Bunham
Potts
Bonham
Frank Leslie Buys Office Furniture Purchase
World War II veteran Frank Leslie of 3404 North Cedar St Benham purchases office equipment from the War Assets Administration. He bought $12,778 worth of furnishings at a fixed price from the Del¢ warehouse and the sale will conclude this month.
U S Protests Romanian Laws Over Property Seizure
Washington reports that the United States has protested to Romania against two enacted laws. American officials say the measures could nationalize American property without compensation and trigger diplomatic friction.
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Washington
United States
Aged Perry Resident Killed By Auto
One person was killed and a second seriously injured in separate traffic mishaps on the Marlin highway near Waco. Herman Lehrman, 74, of Perrys, died after a car struck the horse he rode in the first crash. Laurene Smith of Waco suffered critical injuries when the car she rode in overturned in the second.
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Waco
Texas
Marlin Highway
Herman Lehrman
Perrys
Laurene Smith
Milk proves most economical food in postwar diet
Milk prices remain well below the all foods level, per the Milk Industry Foundation. Fresh milk delivered to the doorstep ran 31 points under the all foods index in April per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Milk's price rise lags other foods and remains a small share of the family food budget.
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All Foods
Milk Industry Foundation
U. S Bureau of Labor Statistics
Darty
U. S Bureau of Human Nutrition and Homeconomiles
Fire Destroys Ambrose Home Killing Family Clothing
Fire destroyed the Ambrose residence of Mr and Mrs Tower. The blaze consumed $300 worth of newly bought goods including a tooth cream separator and all family clothing. Mrs Tower, since her mother’s death, has been living with her father Frank Gilham. The fire was beyond control when discovered, fully consuming the home.
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Ambrose
Vr O
Herman Tower
Towers
Frank Gilham
Zaharias Wins British Women's Amateur Title
Zaharias becomes the first American to win the British Women's Amateur at Gullane by defeating Jacqueline Gordon of Middlesex 5 and 4 in the 3 hole final. The Texas native, an Olympic track star, adds another major title to her list as Americans dominate Britain’s golf scene.
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Gullane
Scotland
Frances Bankston Joins Lone Star Gas Office as Junior Clerk
Miss Frances Bankston daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Bankston of Cottage Bend has been employed as junior clerk in the Benham office of Lone Star Gas Co announced by manager K Dale Wolford. A 1947 Bonham high school graduate she was a student assistant to Supt J B Golden during her senior year.
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Frances Bankston
C W . Bankston
Cottage Bend
Benham
Lone Star Gas Co
K Dale Wolford
Miss Bankston
Bonham High School
Supt
J. B. Golden
Local Families Visit and Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs George Myatt and sons near Nunnellee visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Nelson and sons Jash. EF YT Munger and son Leroy of Fairview, and Mennet Munger and sons of Dodd City spent Sunday with Cecil Anderson and family. B F Clark, living with Ed Floyd, has gone to Wyoming to visit his daughter. Mrs J T Sneed of Grand Prairie spent the weekend with her parents Amos and Mrs Allen. John Sneed of Oakland spent Sunday afternoon with George Wilson.
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George Myatt
Nunnellee
Clarence Nelson
EF YT
Munger
Leroy
Fairview
Mennet Munger
Dodd City
Cecil Anderson
F Clark
Ed Floyd
Wyoming
J. 'T’ Sneed
Grand Prairie
Amos Allen
John Sneed
Oakland
George Wilson
Three Men Indicted by Cooper Court
Three defendants face indictments in the Eighth District Court's June term. Willie Carson is charged with cow theft, Morris Bills alias James Edward Bell with forgery, and Free Leuschnet with two burglary counts, as voted by the grand jury in Cooper.
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Cooper Court
Cooper
Snl
Eishth District Court
Willie Carson
Morris Bills
Jame Edward Bell
Leuschnet
Mrs Mary Bales Dies At Home Near Ivanhoe
Mrs Mary Bales 81 known as Aunt Ten nie died at her residence Ivanhoe Rt 1 at 750 pm Thursday after a lengthy illness. Born Sept 9 1865 in Tennessee she lived four miles east of Ivanhoe for 53 years and county resident for 61 years. Widow of Uncle Frank Bales who died in 1940 she is survived by daughter Belle Smart two brothers Arthur Ward Denison W W Ward of Corpus Christi two sisters Dehn Robinson Amarillo and Susie Moore North Carolina. Funeral set for 3 pm Saturday at Lamasco Baptist Church with Rev Thomas Reece and Rev Sanders officiating burial in Lamasco cemetery.
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Bales
Tennessee
Ivanhoe
Frank Bales
Belle Smart
Arthur Ward
Denison
W W Ward
Corpus Christi
Dehn Robinson
Amarillo
Susie Moore
North Carolina
Laamasco Baptist Church
Thomas Reece
Trenton
Sanders
Lamasco
Lamasco Cemetery
Wise Funeral Home obituary notice over Bonham address
Wise Funeral Home of Bonham directing. Mrs. Bales was a life long member of the Baptist church.
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Wise Funeral Home
Bonham Directing
Bales
the Baptist Church
Two Games Set For Tonight In Bonham Softball League
Two games are slated tonight in the Bonham softball league. Dodd City plays Pump, a matchup described as a hurler’s battle with Jack Hodge facing James Reeves. Jaycees meet Edhube for the cellar in the second contest.
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Bonham
Dodd City
Athvest Pump
Jayeees
Tdhube
Pump
Jack Hodge
Pum
James Reeves
Jnayeres
Edhube
H. D. Women Receive Pineapples
Pineapples were distributed to Fannin county home demonstration clubs on Wednesday for canning. The women loaded two large trucks at Simpson Park early in the day.
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Fannin County
Simpson Park
Fragmentary notice hints at financial or schedule details
The readable fragments describe errands and timing but lack clear subjects or actions. No definite names, places, or events are discernible to anchor a concrete summary.
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White House
del Monte
Canova
Newton’s Grocery and Market
Eouay
Gem Cafe
Bayless
Insurance Agency
Alexander Hotel Bldg
Fiusis
Frank Leslie
Romania
Perry
Zaharias
Lone Star
Boyd
Mary Bales
Mary Tennessee
Tennie” Bales
Res Dence
Rt. 1
Roren
Helkert & Meisel and National Leather Goods
Elkins
Kor
H. D
Bryant
Bonham Steam
LAU
and Dry Cleaners
Goodyear
PRICE
Niles
N. Main St
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