Farmers Still Have Time To Save Cotton Crop In Fannin
Odell Proffer of Ladonia and Manuel Neely of Honey Grove say June rains won t ruin the cotton outlook despite boll weevil infestations and a history making July. Both men report intensive insect control last year and plan continued applications as weather allows to protect blooms and safeguard yields.
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Rainfall Up 12.46 Inches After Saturday Downpour
A heavy Saturday storm caused record rainfall and widespread bridge damage in Fannin and nearby areas. Officials reported several bridges out or severely damaged, with roads and approaches washed away or undermined. Local crews worked to clear drifts and begin rebuilding, while city buses adjusted routes to avoid affected crossings. A summer recreation program was announced to begin Monday morning alongside other community activities.
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Former LSU Proxy Graduate Dean Faces Inquiry
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Revaluation Survey Is Ordered Korean TOKYO
June 16 report from Tokyo notes Chinese Communist troops massing in North Korea and moving from Manchuria toward the front. Red supply columns advance toward Pyongyang as preparations for a new offensive unfold. The North Korean capital sees intensified buildup and renewed battles near the central front.
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Ladonia Project Bids Sought for 18 Brick Units
Notices show Ladonia plans 18 rental units with brick construction and utilities work. Bart Harman listed as contact. site work includes sidewalk paving and gas and electric installations.
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New Expansion Aims to Build Major Petrochemical Plant
Spdu Company announces a new facility at its Houn ter oe Samet Boew plant to produce more than 19,000,000 gallons of petroleum products annually. Construction begins soon with the project expected to boost regional supply and employment.
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Fort Worth Awakens to MacArthur Portrait of Rallying American Resolve
General Douglas MacArthur addressed about 150 000 Fort Worth residents during a four day Texas tour urging the public to rally to the democratic cause and to oppose propaganda. He criticized administration policies and warned of rising costs and potential dangers abroad while calling for unity and national defense. He planned to return to New York after the Fort Worth speech as a contrived tour concluded.
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Price Clinic Set Tuesday for All Bonham Merchants
Bonham business leaders were invited to a Tuesday price clinic led by Troy Dallas district office of Prin Stabilization. Wallace Alexander of the Bonham Chamber of Commerce announced the event and noted it will offer pricing guidance and answer questions. The session, open to all Bonham merchants, will be held in the district courtroom and no registration is required.
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Cotton Field Power Line Damaged By Dusting Planes
A 72 volt power line southeast toward the State Park Cotton Center was severed when a cotton dusting plane struck it at dusk. Farmers and residents briefly lost lights as the line was damaged near the field.
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Rains Hit County Bridges and Delayed Farm Work
Heavy June rainfall reached 12.46 inches, far surpassing last year and causing creeks to flood banks. The downpour disrupted farm and outdoor activities, damaged fields and roads, and swollen bridges across the county.
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49th Division Receives Praise From General
The 49th Division, in two weeks of training at Camp Polk Louisiana, earned commendation from a general for its readiness. The commander noted the enemy is formidable but the division maintains a tight defense and defeats Communist troops in exercises.
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County Commissioners Approve Property Revaluation Resolution
Farnin County Commissioners Court unanimously approves an equalization of property assessments to apply for the 1982 rolls. Commissioner Robert Bellows introduced the measure with Precinct 4’s Melvin Epperson seconds. all members voiced strong approval under Judge Chow Moore. The action aims to recalibrate valuations for tax rolls.
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Bonham Scenes of Community Life and Noted Visits
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Weather Brief for Texas Coast and Inland
Partly cloudy conditions in Texas with scattered thundershowers mainly in the north and central areas. Winds will be moderate to westerly along the coast with no significant temperature changes expected.
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OPS Clinic Set For Tuesday
A meeting to explain OPS regulations for service stores will be held in the Sixth District Courtroom at 780 o'clock in the evening on Tuesday June 19. All operators of filling stations and pressing shops are invited to attend.
Four Freighters Tied Up in Houston Port Amid Unclear Labor Action
Four freighters are held at Houston port as union members consider a protest. Local officials deny an official strike and say no vote has been taken, while plans for possible pickets could arise if demands or conditions remain unresolved.
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