Heny Dments Aly 4 June Sit on Aton Asepa
ITV reports Aly 4 June at River City and intents to address the legislature to the DAshed 9. Sit on Aton at ng Asepa.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
5
ITV reports Aly 4 June at River City and intents to address the legislature to the DAshed 9. Sit on Aton at ng Asepa.
Fragmentary notice shows a dairy fair scheduled for tomorrow on Ath Street with a brief mention of Wally involved. No additional details available.
The Sixth Set Court plans 23 cases this term with several set for June 24 and June 30. Martin Branch is charged with murder after a fatal shooting and attempted suicide. The docket includes swindling with worthless checks, burglary and desertion among others with defendants Balter Cuddy Billy Pitman Tombs Robert McDow Lon Loggins Eddie Burr Louie Iredington D Rowell Roy Grove Thomas Arney Fred Fic Almont Heath and Andres Vigil.
Dallas June 17 John Runyon chosen president of the Daily Times Herald to succeed the late Tom Runyon has 42 years in news. He has led KRLD AM and KRLD TV and pledges to follow policies of Gooch and Kiest, Gooch's predecessor.
Texan heat continued statewide with highs near 100 plus readings of 113 at Presidio and 106 in several towns. A cold front from the Pacific Northwest was slow to arrive, rain remained scarce, and farmers urged moisture for cotton and corn while dust storms affected El Paso and Lubbock.
District Attorney's Investigator Manor Puckett died at his home of a heart attack in San Antonio. The 40 year old had served as a district attorney's investigator for nine months and earlier was head coach at Brenckenridge High School.
Justice of Peace W. F. Keeton returns a death by drowning verdict in the case of John Cagle 4 whose body was found in Sylcamore Creek on June 9 The inquest heard Sheriff Anderson Deputy Shipley Choice Chapman Dick Phillips Eugenie Spearman who aided in the rescue and who recalled the events of June 7 Spearman said he carried out efforts to save the boy while describing how the tragedy occurred The father and brother identified the body by a scar on the left thumb and the case will be presented to the grand jury after Spearman is returned to jail on a technical charge
UN negotiators walk out after a Soviet style protest in Panmunjom as Major General William Harrison ends talks. On Koje Island officials say they captured the Red leader suspected of overseeing Compound 77 murders. An American ammo dump near Pusan burned with one killed and 28 injured. An embassy employee disappears amid political upheaval in South Korea.
A Tessas Tech student and part time crop duster named Don Quire was killed when a plane piloted by J Goodgame failed to gain air speed after takeoff at about 7 am. It crashed into an unoccupied house in Lubbock during a practice flight.
Houston daily polio cases reach fifteen, pushing Harris County total to 167 with seven new city cases. Hospitals report crowded wards at Jefferson Davis Hospital and Hedgecroft Clinic, while Hedgecroft warns it can handle only five more critical cases. Mayor Holcomb tours stockyards as city fights nurse shortages and flies in a four hour drive.
A Senate preparedness panel criticizes Truman's plan to stretch plane production from 1954 to 1954 and urges the quickest possible buildup. House expected to approve a $5 monthly boost in old age insurance benefits.
The Army declared General Douglas MacArthur eligible to be the GOP national convention keynote speaker while on active duty. The decision notes he is not subject to the campaign participation rule because he has no specific assignment, despite ongoing active service.
Bonham Jaycees discuss two upcoming summer events the Swen ey Diabetic Foundation coffee fund and a square dance on the square Saturday night July 5. Dr J M Jackson notes the coffee series begins with named hostesses, donations and escalating guest counts.
Governor Frederick Payne of Maine wins the Republican Senate nomination over Senator Brewster, with observers predicting Payne will carry the September election. The political contest centers on 1946 party lines as Brewster, a veteran officeholder, seeks to keep the seat.
An drei A Gromyko, the Russian chief deputy foreign minister, has been named the Soviet ambassador to Great Britain. Gromyko previously served as ambassador to the United States and was a key Soviet delegate to the United Nations.
The Clayton gin in Bailey, a 64 year old operation in Fannin County, is dismantled and moved to the irrigated North Plains area 10 miles east of Kiess. Other Clayton gins have already moved to the Kress vicinity. The owner M C Clayton opened the Bailey gin in 1918 and ran it until 1926.
Generally fair today tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. Skies likely clear with comfortable daytime highs and cool nights across the region.
The State Parks Board plans a new Eisenhower State Park on a 50 acre tract near Denis. The site will feature a 12 room lodge and 15 triple unit cabins. Creation of the park was authorized by the 1947 Legislature.
Market notes show slaughter cattle steady to firm with feeders and hogs mixed. Hog bids held firm near 14 to 17 dollars for feeder pigs while sows sold around 14 to 17 and young hogs traded to 28 with occasional high values.
Bartley Jr. hurries off to breakfast after touring Dallas to see Porgy and Bess. Cordelia Kavanaugh reports on Kate Festes cat Dusty. Ras Manning enjoys dessert after a hearty dinner. John Sterling takes the Muissus to dinner. Mrs. O L Couch praises mild weather. Dr. Jackson shares Jaycees news. Barbara Anderson teases Raymond about an anniversary. Rev. R E B Porter chats with friends in Bonham.
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