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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
4
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General Eisenhower brings his presidential bid into Pennsylvania at Gettysburg as he visits a Civil War battlefield, holds a picnic conference, and loves a luncheon while unpledged delegates are wooed. Taft and Eisenhower forces compete for support amid unsettled rosters and showers forecast.
Bonham merchants visited Dodd City Thursday night for a goodwill event hosted by the Dodd City PTA. The evening featured singing led by Rev Robert Campbell, pianist Jeanine Sutter, a meal, and a social gathering in the school library with many local attendees and registrants.
J E McDonald former Texas Commissioner of Agriculture dies at 71 in San Benito hospital following a recent car accident. He served as Agriculture Commissioner from 1930 to 1950 and previously was a state representative. current Commissioner John C White lauds him as a rugged champion of Texas farmers.
Bonham citizens voted Thursday night to drop the Fannin County Fair for this fall. The decision comes after two fair buildings remained leased to the Bonham Livestock Commission Co. and sales barn operator Gus Grabow offered to vacate and assist in preparation. Morrison, Fair Association president, urged prompt decision to let Grabow plan ahead.
Texas placed 39th among 48 states in Selective Service college test results. Of 12 000 Texas students tested, about 46 percent passed, well below the national 64 percent average. The Texas director noted most poorer performers were in the Southeast and Southwest.
Houston officials escalated the campaign against flies amid polio fears. Charges were filed against a meat packing firm and a restaurant for unsanitary storage and exposure of seafood to filth. A new spraying crew will keep two spraying and two fogging units operating continuously. The council authorized the mayor to spend whatever is necessary to curb the infestation.
State Health Officers announce a two day hearing June 25 26 on pollution abatement in Houston area with invited plant managers and the public to present ideas. The study will cover the highly industrialized ship channel and is set for later this month.
Tom C. Gooch 72, publisher of the Dallas Times-Herald and KRLD chairman, died at home after eight weeks ill. He rose from cartoonist to editor, led the Times-Herald 50 years, and served civic roles with Southwestern Medical Foundation and State Fair of Texas. Governor Shivers lauded him as a great reader and leader.
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Brannan urged farmers to refute department predictions during Farm Safety Week. He cites a forecast of 4000 work accident deaths and a farm resident suffering a disabling injury every 24 seconds. He calls for adopting safe attitudes.
Harald Mistele, a 38 year old Canadian pilot, failed in his bid for a new nonstop distance record for a light sea plane. He landed on the Wabash River near Rose Claire, about 30 miles northeast of Paducah, Kentucky, after reporting engine trouble over the Gulf of Mexico. He later cited fuel and gas pump issues as the reason for his planned water landing and received word from Paducah control that the attempt ended due to fuel problems.
Partly cloudy this afternoon to night and tomorrow with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms in the northwest. Temperatures remain nearly steady.
Fannin county farmers sprouting sweet corn for the first time are told how to spray against the corn ear worm. Use a knapsack or shoulder sprayer and apply every other day for three applications. Mix two gallons mineral oil with three quarters gallon emulsified DDT and 25 gallons water, agitate to keep emulsion, apply after silks wilt and tip brown, not more than a quarter teaspoonful per ear.
Nationwide steel walkout continues as CIO Steelworkers meet in Pittsburgh to plan next steps and Philip Murray vows to push the dispute to the end. Washington warns chain reactions will hit steel dependent sectors with shortages and rising unemployment, affecting housing and auto industries as production slows.
The U S Weather Bureau in Dallas reports bonham area skies will stay hot and dry this weekend with temperatures near 98 degrees Thursday and a low around 72 this morning. scattered light clouds and little relief from the heat are expected across Texas with highs rising and Marfa recording a late night temperature around 65.
Ensign Charles Gene Lewis of Seymour Indiana was rescued after 15 hours afloat in a man sized raft following a fighter plane bailout near Georgia and Key West Florida He credits prayer and the Mae West life jacket for keeping him alive aboard an oil tanker that spotted his flare and whistle signaling assistance Ensign Thomas Y Bowen of Seinteville Ohie also ran out of fuel but was rescued.
Houston parents accuse Jefferson Davis Hospital of neglect in the death of their child after a two and a half hour wait for medical attention. City hospital administrator A S Reaves defends care and says the parents did not wait long enough.
A 41 year old woman, Miss Kelly, pleaded guilty to embezzling $12 from the State Department office. She admitted spending $1000 on Robert Haywood, then resumed cohabitation with him after settling debts and buying a wardrobe, leaving her ex-husband.
The U S Navy Recruiting Station Paris announced a Navy Recruiter will be at the Draft Board in Bonham Texas on Monday June 16 to interview men and women from Fannin County interested in enlisting in the Navy.
Health officer George W Cox reported eighty polio cases in Texas last week the highest weekly total on record. The year total reached 668 surpassing 621 in 1950, with 232 cases reported in the same period a year ago.
United Nations chief negotiator Major General William Harrison says another meeting may occur at Panmunjom though progress seems unlikely. He accuses Chinese forces of moving into the neutral zone as talks proceed amid war on the Korean front. In Koje Do prison Camp, 2700 North Korean officers are relocated, signaling a shift in control as a guard presents a North Korean flag to Brigadier General Haydon Boatner.
Moderate cattle activity with steady to firmer demand. Slaughter yearlings and heifers steady to higher as buyers seek good cows and heifers. Feeder pigs and hogs show lighter weights and mixed demand with some price variation across categories.
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