Europe Shows Stability Boosting Western Economy
Editorial reports optimism from George Sloan on Western Europe’s economy after talks in Paris. Greece and Austria face inflation, but France Britain and others show progress, aided by American assistance and Ike’s morale, with Pinay’s leadership noted. Europe ready to shoulder defense tasks, signaling stronger free nations and tougher deterrence for the Soviet Union.
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Eisenhower backs GOP policy stand 1950 clash over draft
In 1950 Dwight Eisenhower says he is generally in accord with the Republican policy statement. The drive for a party platform began in 1949, with Taft opposing new drafting. Gabrielson pressed ahead, producing a 2500 word policy draft and a ten point digest later denounced by Taft as unofficial.
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Birthday Horoscope Mixed Traits Of Serious Humor
A June 17 birthday profile notes a blend of seriousness and wit predicting a hardworking, dynamic person who values action over detail. It highlights charisma, multiple romances, strong home ties, and ability to inspire cooperation even after setbacks. The Hong Kong piracy tale ends with a Thai beach find and surviving crew.
Political Calendar for State Senate and Local Offices
Local ballot slate lists candidates for State Senate district 9 Joe Cartier Joe Russell. State Representative T Tibby Wright R F Mankin Jr. Sixth Judicial District judge A S Broadfoot A H Harrison. Sheriff Carl Ridings Talmain Moore. Commissioners Precincts 1 2 4 with Bel lowers Waits Garner Steele KIENT Melvin Epper son Fletcher Moore. District Clerk J Hendricks Tarver McMurry. County Clerk Earnest Lee. County Judge Choice Moore Charlies Jones. Constable Precinct 1 Mart Bentle Joel Kelly seeking reelection.
Unusual Mail Tube Carried Bible and Peach to New York
A description recalls the first pneumatic mail tube in New York over 50 years ago delivering a Bible a copy of the Constitution and a fresh peach.
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Public hearing on airport zoning set for Bonham County
The Jones Field Joint Airport Zoning Board orders a public hearing on July 7, 1952 at 10 a.m. in Bonham City Hall to consider final report and proposed airport hazard area regulations. Notice published in the Bonham Daily Favorite. Secretary John ArlenGe.
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Public notice at Bonham Texas warns readers to report errors in reflections on firms individuals or corporations. It states corrections will be made upon notification and credits United Press news dispatches and published material to the paper.
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Two Texans Among Crew Of Missing B-29
Two Texans were among 32 crew members of a B-29 shot down in the Sea of Japan last Friday. Airman first class Leon A. Bonura of Beaumont and Airman second class Daney J. Pillsbury of Orange were part of the Ninety-first Strategic Reconnaissance squadron based in Japan. The missing aircraft was on a search mission when it disappeared.
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Grass is Proposed to Hire Meat Supply
Grass is becoming a priority for pasture improvement as the Agriculture Department drives to boost nationwide grassland management. A 12-member steering committee leads the effort with state and county programs aiming to bring 10 to 15 percent of pasture under improved care, potentially adding 10 to 15 million tons of meat to U S tables.
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Czech Bishop Reported Prisoner by Communists
Rome June 17. The Bishop of Limomerice Czechoslovakia is reported to be practically interned in his residence by Communists. Dr Stephen Trachta has not been seen since 1950 after his last public appearance at a Corpus Christi procession.
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