Denison Poultry launches Bonham broiler project with Williams
Denison Poultry Company plans a Bonham operation starting with 2500 chicks flown from a commercial hatchery. Williams, a former vocational teacher, will manage the project and move to Bonham as chicks are raised to about three pounds in 12 weeks for processing. The plant will grow with additional chicks and workers as efficiency and quality aim to match national standards.
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Ation
Ison
M. Cra
Bonham
Arkano
Wilwill
Bonjprant
Texas Teachers Cite Cramped Classrooms Inadequate Education
The Texas State Teachers Association reports about 46.7 percent of Texas public school students are in overcrowded classes. Many schools use half day schedules, with Galveston Amarillo and Corpus Christi noted. The survey calls for 2,500 more teachers and many new classrooms to relieve congestion.
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Austin
Tex
WPA
Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
TST
Hampsted
Association
Galveston
Amarito
Corpus Christ
Willie Mac Floyd
TSTA
Elec
Floyd
Ndicated Association
Joe Humphrey
Abilmead
Humphrey
U S Air Force admits bombing run near Korean coast caused fishery losses
Tokyo reports that American bombers damaged during a June 2 practice off Korea’s east coast killed about 14 Koreans and wounded several others. Survivors from a 20 ship convoy saw star and circle insignia on four engine bombers. Authorities warned ships to keep clear of the area as repeated practice runs occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Osoreg
East Gast
Korea
Sombadiers Ag
Orience
Air Force
Mrs
T.ey
Toky
Bond Votes Set for Ladonia Hon Districts Saturday
Voters in Ladonia and Hon Districts will cast ballots Saturday on road bond issues to raise funds for farm road construction and repairs. Honey Grove district votes on a 150000 bond and Ladonia 60000 for paving and improvements after winter flood and storm damage.
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Ladonia
Honove Toad
Honey Grove
Ladontia
Livestock Market Report From Pat Worth
Market notes from Pat Worth dated June 16 show 4000 head slow sales. Good and choice yearlings strong with 1d lower grades dull and uneven. Beef cows and yearlings 3000 to 3900. beef cows 2150 to 2400. top calf prices around 2550 with slaughter grades MB 800 and active trading up to 50 higher.
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Pat Worth
Vandenberg Signals Role in GOP Preconvention Talks
Philadelphia dispatch reports Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan weighing a lasting influence before the Republican National Convention. Unconfirmed reports mention potential deals among Taft allies and Stassen as governors discuss foreign policy concepts.
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Philadelphia
GOF
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Moichigan
Repubblican
Senate
Vanienterg
New Castle
Vandenberg
Private First Class James Wy Mize Promoted in Korea
Cor poral James Wy Mize of the 7th Infantry Division in Seoul has been promoted from Private First Class. He serves with the Bourglais divisions th Signal Co and is currently a line man. Mize has been in the army 10 months. His parents, Mr and Mrs T O Mize, reside at Ivanhoe Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
James Wy Mize
7Th Infantry Division
Seoul
Bourglais
Th Signal Co
T O. Mize
Ivanhoe
Texas
First Contract On Domiciliary Is Due Thursday
The Veterans Administration Hospital and Domiciliary project in Tulsa will open its first contract for grading and dirt work this Thursday. Building contracts for the full project are scheduled to be opened in August.
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Tulsa
FTC orders firms to end price fixing scheme
Federal FTC says 13 engraving firms formed a conspiracy to raise prices on printed textiles and other goods. The two associations allegedly conspired to fix uniform prices and suppress competition in engraving work.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Taber Defends Foreign Aid Cuts And Senate Challenge
Washington reports UK House Economy Chief Joan Taber defended a $2,100,000,000 reduction in foreign aid as honest and pledged to contest a Senate move to restore $1,700,000,000. Taber argued the House authorized $5,960,000,000 for a prudent foreign aid program.
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Washington
UK House
Joan Taber
Senate
New York Republican
House
Bonhamites Visit Scout Camp Tonight
Bonham Scouts from Troop 255 at First Methodist Church Bonham travel to Lake Texoma Camp for Camp Fire program. Rev Paul Campbell to conduct sunrise service for all Scouts Thursday morning. Camp covers 619 acres with shore line and sand beach, meals by professional cooks, and supervised activities. Troop members listed include Winfred Bono Yorn Barnard David Butler etc. Other troops from Hugo Idabel Paris Commerce and Bonam Texas also attend.
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Boy Scouts
First Methodist Church of
Bonham
Lake ‘Texoma
Paul Campbell
First Christian Church of
Lake
Texoma
Winfred Bono Yorn” Barnard
David Butler
Ummie Tate
C Martin
Joe Wilard
Tom Haggard Donald Ray ‘Aynes
Mickey Simmons
Jim 7Ource
Orby Morman
Bill Coran Glendon Richardson
Joe Alan Kenneth Martin
Bull Cortner
Tommy Thornton
Stolen Luther Bible Sparks Nighttime Robbery in Missouri
In Harrisonville Missouri three gunmen forced entry into elderly Miller’s armstrong home as he refused to hand over a rare German Lutheran Erb Bible valued at 400 to 900 years old. The Bible, one of two in existence, was allegedly removed during the attack which left Miller wounded in the neck. his son Joe recalled the family’s long possession and a similar Bible once sold for a dollar and now housed in a museum in England.
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Harrisonville
Theruifs
Frank Miller
Miller
Hotol
Dnglana
Truman Faults Press and Radio in Kansas Swing
President Truman attacked the press and radio, saying there are certain people in those industries who distort facts. Speaking in Dulge City, Kansas, en route to Washington, he claimed about 2.56 million people have seen his trip as he seeks to lay out the issues to the public.
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Truman
President Truman
Kansas
Kansas City
Washington
Dulge City
Kan
Soviets Tighten Traffic Controls Near Berlin
Soviet authorities tightened road and rail controls between Berlin and Western sectors, halting cars carrying coal to the Western sectors as rail checkpoints blocked traffic. The Elbe River bridge on the International Highway was closed for six weeks for repairs, diverting vehicles to a ferry line and causing long delays. A Russian licensed paper accused the four power government of nonsense and claimed Berlin would fall under Russian rule. Armed Russian soldiers moved into radio Berlin, signaling defiance of Western requests.
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Russia
Berlin
Germany
Marienborn
Elbe River
Wighway
Neues Veutschland Today
Berli
Tadios
Radio Berlin
Briain
Hu Rus
Norris village sold at public auction in Tennessee
Fatire Village Norris, Tennessee, was sold at public auction for 2.105 million dollars to David H Epstein, representing a Philadelphia group. J. W. and E. W Ferrell of Winston-Salem battled to 1.901 million, with TVA hopes dashed as bidders clashed and residents watched. Epstein pledged Norris as a model community to be maintained with homes offered later at market prices approved by federal agencies.
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Norris, Tenn
Community Life
David H Epstein
Philadelphia
Norris
J. W. and
E. W Ferrell
Winston-Salem
NC Citizens Corporation
Tennessee Valley Authority
Robert J Coker
Epstein
Ferriss
Norris School
Nouse
TVA
United States
Leon Seonecntman
Eteran
FHA
Indictment Unveils Farming Officials and Lobbyists
Washington reports a federal grand jury indicted Texas Agriculture Commissioner McDonald and Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Linder along with two farm groups and two traders. The charges allege they acted for personal financial gain while lobbying and failed to register as lobbyists.
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Wachington
U.P Ne Justice Department
Inaiden
E. McDonald
Texas
Tom Linder
Georgia
Ropert M Hatriss
New York
Otton
Harriss and Vose
Ralph W Moore
Granger
Washington
National Farm Committee
Texas Corporation
Linder and Moore
Farm Commissioners Council of Washington
Linder and
Meronaid
Tne
Linder
MacDonald Witile
Lyndon Johnson Uses Helicopter in Texas Speech
A fragmented report notes Lyndon Johnson using a helicopter during a Texas stop. Mention of Johnsen addressing crowds and advocating federal control for hospitals, roads, and peacetime preparedness.
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Lyndon Johnson
Tyler Tex Junif
Tex
Gashawtu
Veryyne
Johnsar
Mane
John
Mater Texas Cities
Johnsen
Pericopter
Ghusor
Service Club To Meet Thursday
Regular monthly meeting of the Community Service Club will be held Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock in the Commerce oflice on West Fifth Street. President J O Tate announced that 40 new members were added to the rolls, and urged attendance of all existing and new members at the meeting.
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Community Service Club
Lne
Commerce Ofllies
West Fifth Street
J O. Tate
Tate
Saturday Deadline for Candidates Filings
The notice states Saturday as the filing deadline for political candidates. It mentions offices and dates, noting who must file and where to submit candidacy papers. The readable text references scheduled deadlines and election context with local authority names and event timing.
Vets Program I Discussed For Rotarians
Vets program discussions outlined for Rotary club members. Meeting notes show committee roles, attendance, and tentative dates with emphasis on scheduled Monday sessions and potential speaker lineup.
Andon Johnson to Speak in Bonham and Honey Grove Friday
A news note lists Andon Johnson appearing in Bonham at 3 30 PM and in Honey Grove at 1 00 PM on Friday with additional stops in the area. The events are part of a campaign swing with multiple appearances announced for that day.
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Lynnon Jonhnson
Wadiante
Senate
Annin County
Jonanson
Bonham
Honey Grove
Mediator Meets Arab Chiefs Over Palestine Plan
Cairo reports say Arab League secretary Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha warned the UN mediator Folke Bernadotte against any partition or Jewish state plan. Bernadotte held talks with Egyptian Premier Nokrasky Pasha and leaders from Lebanon and Transjordan, describing the discussions as preparatory. Shertok of Israel urged clear observer conduct rules to avoid confusion amid UN observer arrivals in Tel Aviv.
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Cairo
Ceans Folke Bernadatte
Palestine
Etroral
Arab League
Abdel Rahman Azzam Vasha
League
United Nations
So Iiep
Bernadotte
Moranne
Azzam
Mahmioul Nokarsky Pasha
Egypt
Lebanon
Trans- Jordan
Tel Aviv
Isragii Persign
Murster
Shertok
Folke Beadolat
Bernadottes
Israel
Foreign Office
Te Av
Carright
Weather Update for East Texas
Partly cloudy and continued hot conditions prevail across East Texas with high temperatures and elevated heat index values. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and seek shade during peak afternoon hours.
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Denison Sid
Deni
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Inident
Kear
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Bund Park
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Lonsurday
Buble
Whursday
Trenton Strict
ETC
Taber
Bonhamites
Scout
Lake Texoma
Hugo
Idabel
Oklahoma
Paris
Commerce
Bunam
Soviets
Fatire
Fexas Land Commissioner
Weark
Service Club
Ane
Nada Oride
Andon Johnson
Rotaryar
Jackson
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Nokrasky
Bernacr'tz
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