Milk Market Walkout Strains Pittsburgh Area Supplies
A six day strike by milk wagon drivers and workers triggers a black market for milk in Pittsburgh area. Farmers sell at springhouses or from trucks as milk shippers bring product in, with prices near but sometimes above a dollar a quart. Other notes include NY World Telegram suspending publication and various transit worker protests over police conduct.
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Pittsburgh
Canon
New York World-Telegram N
Columbia Broadcasting
New York
Heatwave Grips State with Highs in the 90s to 106
United Press weather summary reports a heatwave across the state with 90s and a peak of 106 degrees. El Paso reached around 105, Dallas records show continued hot conditions, while nights stayed warm with lows near 64 and mid morning temperatures mostly in the 80s.
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Weather Bureau
Dallas
el Paso
Galto
Unclear phrasing about submarines and naval base
Report from Kong on June 14 states unidentified submarines, described as Russian, docked near Hainan Island. Communist leaders welcome advisers and technicians arriving to convert the harbor into a naval base.
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Kong
Haina
Hainan
32 Reporters in Field Measure Crop Allotments
The Fannin County PMA assigns 32 men to measure cotton and peanut acreages with penalties for overplanting. Farmers must adjust within 15 days of notice. excess proceeds incur penalties and liens. Fees cover inspection costs, with credits and sales rules varying by crop and year.
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Fannin County
PMA
Ray R. Grisham
United States
CCC
Loyalty Oaths of Teachers Are Ruled Legal
A Cleveland judge ruled loyalty oaths for school teachers legal, upholding a Cleveland School Board resolution. Judge James Connell said the oaths comply with the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and Ohio law, despite opposition that they would cause confusion and demoralize teachers.
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Cleveland
State of Ohio
James Connell
Cleveland School Board
Jack Dworken
Connell
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission Approves Sea Freight to Corpus Christi
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a New York steamship line to provide regular passenger and freight service to Corpus Christi. Luckenbach Gulf Steamship Company previously had temporary authority to haul lumber from Pacific Coast points to Corpus Christi and to operate between Pacific Coast ports and Gulf ports. The commission notes the added authority could yield about 900 annual trips or related gains.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commscabe
New York Steamship Company
Corpus Christi
Luckenbach Gulf Seamship Company
Pacific Coast
Gulf
IOC
Caristh
Pensasola
Florida
Settle Fair Story Tonight
Tonight's meeting in the Sixth District Courtroom will decide if the Fannin County fair returns this fall. Arthur Maxwell and former Fair Association officers urged public attendance to discuss options and possible actions on the fair's future.
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Fannin County
Sixth District
Arthur Maxwell
The
Fair Association Lascar
Rotarians Learn of V A Domiciliary For Any Patient
Bonham Rotarians heard about a Veterans Administration domiciliary able to care for any type of patient. C T McGill described the 300 bed hospital complex with a 50 bed general hospital, multi floor wards, operating rooms, labs, X ray, dining facilities, boiler and power systems, and a recreation building.
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Bonham
Veterans Administration Veterans
C. T. McGill
U. S. Army Engineers
McGill Wa
Dick Saunders
McGill
General Hospital
Elizabeth McClure
Belle Buirdiober
Bob Calvert
Hillsboro
M W Gandy
Whitwright
Harry Long
Troup
Gen Butler
John W Morphis
Frank L. Turner
Markets reflect mixed cattle bids with steady hogs
Cattle in early rounds steady to lower with some 25 to 50 points weaker on cows and common stockers. Good fed steers and yearlings 28 to 30. beef cows mostly 9 to 22 with some under 13. Stocker prices vary. hogs fully steady across weights with good and choice 190 to 270 pounds at 20. sows and pigs 15 to 17.
Measure of a Man's Worth to the Organized Reserve Corps
A brief reflection on assessing a man's value to the Organized Reserve Corps by evaluating the depth of his side and talents developed for service. The piece emphasizes service potential over rewards.
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Organized Reserve Corps
Wes
Acheson Warns on Soviet Pressure and World War Risk
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said Russia uses a huge military machine to frighten weak nations and warned a third world war could occur if Western democracies ease vigilance. He urged unity in isolation and deterrence, cited London’s Schuman plan and European payments union as progress, and spoke at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. He was accompanied by Senator Tom Connally.
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Acheson
Southern Methodist University
Soviet Union
Russia
London
Europe
Schuman
European Payments Union
Dallas
Tom Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Southern governors plan tide lands meeting in West Virginia
Texas Governor Shivers, chairman of the Southern Governors Conference Tide lands Committee, calls four southern chiefs to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia to discuss tidelands. Governors Marl Long Louisiana Roy Turner Oklahoma James Folsom Alabama Hermann Talmadge Georgia invited for next Sunday.
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Austin
Ernor Shivers
Tidelands
Shivers
Southern Governors’ Conference
Tidelands Committee
Marl Long
Louisiana
Roy Turner
Oklahoma
James Folsom
Alabama
Hermann Talmadge
Georgia
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Southern Governors Conference
Texas
Supreme Court
High Court
Union
Supreme Court takes case on private school tax exemption
The Texas Supreme Court assumes jurisdiction over a Harris county case testing whether a private school is subject to ad valorem taxes. Lower courts ruled educational institutions are exempt for property used exclusively for school purposes. The county appealed after Harold O Father filed suit to stop tax levies against his interior decorating and architectural school.
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Austin
Texas Supreme Court
Harris County
Court of Appeals
Galveston
Harold O
Two Escapees Reported From Pendleton Prison Farm
Officials in Pendleton Indiana say the two escapees may be recaptured soon if they are still driving a bright red truck. The vehicle bears the misspelled phrase Indians Relosmately on its sides as authorities pursue the pair after leaving the prison farm yesterday.
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Pendleton
Indiana Reformatory
Bonham Summer Recreation Program Begins June 19
Bonham to host a six week youth recreation program starting June 19 under Supt C H Dilley with activities in swimming golf tennis and arts and crafts. Ross Baldwin directs golf and swimming instructors include T E Inley and Sayland Taylor with transportation from the high school to Bonham State Park and a 10 cent swimming fee.
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Bonham
Supt
C. H. Dilleay
Ross Baldwin
T. E “Inley
Sayland Taylor
Poly Bradford
Churchhouse
Baldwin
Louie Wheels
Aom
Materals
Ansley oInglish
Loan
Fertilizer Boosts Corn Stalk Height In Student Tests
A Ne tor veterans agriculture class test plot shows fertilizer and barnyard manure significantly raise corn height from 18 inches to eight feet. Plots used 2000 pounds of 4-10-5 fertilizer and 10 bushels manure per acre, with corn tasseling early and robust stalks. Displayed stalks include tall clover near seven feet and a long carrot, underscoring improved growth from inputs.
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Arce Cummings
Veterans Agricultural
Netor
Cummings
Arterans School
Onter Street
Billy Barr
Hutham
Godfrey Simpson
Savoy
Vna
Simpson
Jerry Carpenter
Carpenter
Ron Phillips
Scouts Meet at Texoma Thursday
Bois de Arn Scout District committee members gather for their annual meeting at Texoma Thursday evening. Supper at 7 30 and business session follow. plan an aquatic show at Buonhuni State Park in August and a visit with Troop WZ camping at Texoma this week.
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Bois Dé Arn
Coche Texoma
Totecagaboeer
Buonhuni State Park
Pexoma
Light earthquake shakes Tokyo area center near Tokyo Bay
A light quake struck the southeast Tokyo region on June 4. The tremor centered beneath the entrance to Tokyo Bay caused no casualties or damage.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Bay
Eleanor Wont See King During Denmark Visit
A fragmented article notes Eleanor will not meet the King during a Danish visit. The readable text hints at royal travel, schedules, and official duties, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. No clear dates or locations are confirmed in the legible sections.
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Eleanor
Denmark
TEC Director Buron Named to Texas Economy Commission Board
H A Buron of Bonham Coton Mills was elected to the Texas Economy Commission board from the Ninth State Senatorial District at a state meeting in Austin. Governor Allan Shivers earlier named him to the board, with county chairs in Fannin Grayson Cooke and Gainesville tasked to organize local campaigns and fundraise for the first year. A tentative budget of 140,000 was set, and Buron appointed Buster Cole as county chairman in Fannin.
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H. A. Buron
Bonham Coton Mills
Texas Econemy Comminsion
Commission
House of Representatives
Austin
Allan Shiv
Ers
Buron
Buster Cole
Bonham
Fannin County
Arthur Hopkins
Sherman
Grayson County
D. Bell
Gainesville
Cooke County
Texas
Isuran
Baby Bats Raised in Captivity Reported
A local resident named Bobby Russell cares for three baby bats found after a tree collapse. The bats are fed with an eye dropper and kept in a pocket pouch, and appear to be thriving in captivity despite being orphaned in a rain event.
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Bobby Doe Russell
Vir Wonders
Bert Russell
East Third Street
Bobby Dae
Bobby Joe
Missing Child Found After Camp Visit Incident
A boy was found safe after a separation during a family visit to a coal company site. The event involved a child and dog during a trip with an older group, with authorities noting the possibility of exposure risks at the site.
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Louis
Firemen Attend State Meeting
Firemen attend a state gathering as delegates and officials convene to discuss standards and procedures. The event gathers firefighting leaders and volunteers from multiple towns to share insights and updates on training, fire codes, and safety initiatives.
Weather update with warm parts and light changes
Portions of the forecast show warm conditions later with partly cloudy skies. An outlook for Wednesday includes minimal temperature shifts and light southerly winds, with no major changes expected across the region.
Mexican boy detained for illegal entry faces deportation
Police in Columbia South Carolina report 14 year old Loegenso Lone Quilez an unaccompanied Mexican boy who crossed the Begaa border illegally will be deported to Mexico City authorities say the case is being processed by immigration officials.
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Columbia
Begaa
South Carolina
South
Carlina
Loegenso Lone Quilez
Mexico City
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