Denison Poultry Project to Launch Broilers
Denison Poultry Company plans a new broiler operation at the Jaques-Powe facility with six Jaques-owned pens in use. Judge Williams to manage the project, aiming for processing start next week as 250 chicks arrive from a commercial hatchery. Plant will ramp up with additional baby chicks and high standards for uniform quality. Bonham plant to compare with ArkGeorgian projects in the South.
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Hnatio
Jarges. Com
Brifler Poultry Projects
S-x
Jaques
Sut Jones Field
E Lenison Poultr
Feg Co
Denison
Hig Company
Wiliams
Denso
Perase
Pomercial Hatchery
Ruich- Inn
Naulins
Paris
Ation
M. Craped
Bonham
Wilwill
Texans Report Widespread Inadequate Education Due to Overcrowding
The Texas State Teachers Association says about 46.7 percent of the state's 1.5 million public school students are taught in cramped classrooms and with half-day schedules. The survey, led by Willie Mac Floyd, cites 35 pupil classes and calls for 2,500 more teachers and many more classrooms to relieve congestion.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
Association
Galveston
Amarito
Corpus Christi
Willie Mac Floyd
Alsar
TSTA
Miss Floyd
Joe Humphrey
Abilene
Humphrey
American Planes May Have Damaged Ships
Tokyo reports the Feast Air Force admitted American bombs from a third-alttude bombing practice may have damaged fishing vessels off the coast of Korea. An official statement called the incident a regrettable accident and noted the area is a known practice bombing run.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Ast
Korea
A. Vadtce
Alutur
Priettice
Deanquarter
Firs
Ley
Toky
Bond Election on District Road Bonds in Ladonia Hon Districts
Voters in Ladonia and Hon districts head to polls Saturday to decide on bond issues totaling around 210000 for farm road work and repairs. Honey Grove and nearby districts consider 150000 and 60000 bonds to repair roads damaged by rain and storms.
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Ladonia
Hontove
Honey Grove Dis- Gill
Trenton
Markets Report From Pat Worth June 16
Market notes show 4000 head steady to higher demand for good and choice yearlings and vealers with 4d lower grades dull. Beef cows and slaughter calves mixed with receipts near 3000 to 3900 and top calves around 25 50. Prices range 1500 to 2400 for cows and calves with active trading and some higher quotes for top slaughter grades.
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Pat Worth
Draft Move Hints at GOP Convention Alliances
In Philadelphia amid pre convention chatter reporters noted Survival of the Republican field with whispers of deals among Len Roberts Taft Taft Stassen and Dewey Warner. Vandenberg advised a foreign policy stance as the party nears New Castle New Hampshire where the National Governors Conference engages and late night discussions shape the convention scene.
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Philadelphia
GOF
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Maichigan
Repubiica
Jate
Suturen- 1
Senate
Vanrentoreg
Len Ropert
Taft R QO
Harold E Stassen
Minnesota
Thomas BE. Dewey
New York
Karl Warrer
California
New Castle
Vandenberg
Soldier James W. Mize Promoted in Korea
Corporal James W. Mize of the 7th Infantry Division in Seoul Korea has been promoted from Private First Class. He serves with the Bourgiais division Signal Company as a lineman and has served in the army 10 months. Parents Mr and Mrs Mize reside at Ivanhoe Texas.
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Korea
James W. Mite
7Th Infantry Division
Seoul
Bourgiais
Dvisions
Th Signal Co
Too, Mize
Ivanhoe
Texas
First Domiciliary Contract for Tulsa VA Hospital Set
The first contract for grading and dirt work on the Veterans Administration Hospital and Domiciliary in Tulsa is due to be opened Thursday. Building contracts for the project are planned to open in August.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Tulsa
FTC Orders Firms End Price-Fining Conspiracy
The Federal Trade Commission ordered 13 engraving firms to end price fixing and to end a conspiracy that raised prices on printed textiles used in clothing and other goods. The agencies found that two associations coordinated uniform pricing and suppression of competition, violating antitrust laws.
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Washington
United States
Taber Defends Foreign Aid Cut as Sufficient
Washington reports that Joan Taber, House economy chief, says the Mouse acted honestly in cutting 2.16 billion from the foreign aid program and will challenge Senate plans to restore 1.17 billion. She argues the House vote of 5.88 billion is sufficient for prudent administration.
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Washington
UR House
Joan Taber
Senate
New York Republican
House
Bonhamites Visit Scout Camp Texoma Week
Bonham Scouts from Troop 255 sponsored by First Methodist Church head to Camp Texoma on Lake Texoma for the Camp Fire program. Rev Paul Campbell will lead a sunrise service next morning. Camp hosts troops from Hugo, Idabel, Paris, Commerce, and Duncan to train and enjoy swimming boating and meals by professional cooks.
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Boy Scouts
First Methodist Church of
Bonham
Lake ‘“Exoma
Paul Campbell
First Christian Church of
Botham
Lone Star Area Council
Lake
Texoma
Stolen Lutheran Bible Looted Home Bandits
Three gunmen shot 63 year old Frank Miller in his Harrisonville Missouri home after ransacking the house and stealing a rare German Lutheran Bible said to be 400 to 900 years old. Miller’s son Joe noted the Bible was one of only two in existence and valued by family years of ownership.
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Harrisonville
Theratis
Frank Miller
Ules
Millers
Joe
Olu
Dnglana
Truman spars with press on trip through Kansas
President Truman told a Dulge City Kansas audience that it is nearly impossible to present definite facts to the public due to distortion by certain people in the newspaper and radio businesses. He said he aimed to lay out all facts as they are on his presidential swing through Kansas on the way to Washington.
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Truman
Kansas
Kansas City
Washington
Dulge City
Kan
Soviets Tighten Traffic Controls Between Berlin and Wes tern
Soviet forces tighten controls on road and rail traffic between Berlin and the Western sectors. Guards at Marienborn halted 140 coal cars as defective while identical cars for the Russian sector passed. The Elbe bridge on the International Highway to the West was closed for six weeks of repairs forcing diversions and long delays. Neues Deutschland denounces the four power government as nonsense and claims all of Berlin would fall under Russian rule. An unknown number of armed Russian soldiers moved into radios and buildings defying requests to vacate.
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Russia
Berlin
Germany
Marienborn
Elbe River
Neues V Deutschland Today
Bern
Tadios
Radio Berl
Bri
Nu’ Rus da
Indictment of Texas and Georgia Agriculture Chiefs
Washington dispatch reports a federal grand jury indictment of Texas Agriculture Commissioner E McDonald and Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tom Linder. Also named are Ralph W Moore and Robert M Harriss with two farm lobby groups for violating lobbying laws by failing to register.
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Inaiden
E. McDonald
Texas
Tom Linder
Georgia
Ropert M Hatriss
New York
Linder
MacDonald
Lyndon Johnson Uses Helicopter in Texas Demonstration
The article describes Lyndon Johnson touring Texas cities by helicopter to address crowds about readiness and peace, highlighting his appeal and the visibility of his program. It mentions proposals for federal aid, hospitals, highways, and other infrastructure as core goals.
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Cent
Friena
John the
Peliopter
Texas
Jo Insen
Nelcopter
Ohnsar
Johnson
Service Club Plans Regular Meeting This Thursday
The Community Service Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at 11 a.m. or 7:30 p.m. at the West Fifth Street Chamber of Commerce building. President J O Tate announced 40 new members joined the club in a recent drive and urged all members to attend.
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Community Service Club
Cl.oc
Lne
Chamber of Commerce Allies
West Fifth Street
J O. Tate
Tate
Saturday Deadline Set For Local Candidate Filings
Saturday marks the final filing day for candidates seeking local offices. Voters and party members must confirm eligibility, with preliminary lists due at the meeting and all petitions and fees accounted for before the deadline.
Johnson to Speak in Bonham and Honey Grove Friday
Local notices announce Vaden Johnson’s appearances in Bonham at 3:30 PM Friday and in Honey Grove at 6:00 AM Friday, with additional stops planned across the county. The events are promoted by Lyndon Jolson and Rotary members as part of a broader tour.
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Lyndon Jolson
Andiante
Senate
County
Praay
Jonanson
Bonham
Honey Grove
Fridauy
Hell
Norris Tennessee Town Sold At Public Auction
Norris residents failed to bid for their town as the city was bought for 2 107 000 by David H Epstein representing a Philadelphia group The bid defeated J W and E W Ferrell of Winston Salem NC Citizens Corporation was outbid at 1 901 000 The buyers pledged Norris would remain a model TVA community with homes offered to residents at market prices approved by the VA and FHA.
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Norris, Tenn
Community Life
David H Epstein
Philadelphia
Norris
J. W
E. W Ferrell
Winston-Salem
NC Citizens Corporation
Tennessee Valley Authority
Robert J Coker
Epstein
Ferriss
Norris School
Nouse
TVA
Marge Norris
United States
Leon Secnecntman
Veteran Administration
FHA
Arab leaders reject partition plan for Palestine
Cairo reports say Arabs told UN mediator they will discuss any plan that does not create a Jewish state. Bernadotte met with Egyptian Premier Nokarsky Pasha and leaders of Lebanon and Trans-Jordan for preparatory talks. Israel protests insufficient contact with Bernadotte emissaries and calls for clear observer rules. Eight UN military observers arrive in Tel Aviv aboard a plane from Cairo.
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Cairo
Ceans Falke Bernadotte
Palestine
Etroral
Arab League
Abdel Rahman Azzam Washi
Leaguer
United Nations
Bernadentte
Azzam
Mahmicul Nokarsky Pasha
Egypt
Lebanon
Trans- Jordan
Tel Aviv
J. Iy SP
Tsragij
Shertok
Tods
Falke Beadelat
Te Av
Weather Brief for East Texas
Partly cloudy and continued hot conditions prevail in East Texas with high temperatures and coastal influence minimal. No significant storms predicted as heat remains intense through the afternoon and into the evening.
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East Texas
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