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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1955

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Texas Weather Threatens Northern Half with Turbulent Outlook

Johnny Dailey of Dallas charged in connection with an attack on a 14 year old girl from Nobility Community. He was denied bond Thursday in an examining trial before Justice of Peace Thomas Reece at Leonard and remanded to await grand jury action for the June term of the Sixth District Court.

Johnny Dailey Dallas Justice of Peace Thomas Reece Leonard Reece Dailey

Tornadoes Strike Four Texas Towns Overnight

United Press reports tornadoes hit four Texas locations overnight with a severe hailstorm at Winters damaging homes schools and the chamber of commerce. No injuries were reported though Winters suffered major property loss and several hospitals and buildings sustained window and roof damage.

The Human Touch: Leadership Foundations by Roy Keaton

Lions International director-general Roy Keaton writes in his monthly newsletter that leadership rests not on luck or college degrees but on a practical daily "human touch" toward all people. He warns against courting power and stresses building a strong personal foundation before seeking to lead.

Cantrell Roy Keaton Lions International Keaton

Americans Take Statue to Greece for Sparta Unveiling

About 300 Americans of Greek descent sailed on the Queen Frederika from New York to Athens to deliver an eight foot bronze statue of Lycurgus to Sparta. Sculptor Avard Fairbanks said the mission marks a rare transfer of art by one nation to Greece and was commissioned by the Knights of Thermopylae. The group expects to dock in Athens June 27.

New York Sparta Greece Avard Fairbanks Utah Knights of Thermopylae Lycurgus B. C. Fairbanks Athens

Butler Calls for Organization At Precincts Level

Paul Butler national Democratic chairman toured Texas urging unity through organizing the 6,000 precincts. He warned Democrats not to be defeated by factions and predicted Texas would elect a Democratic president in 1956. He doubted Eisenhower’s 1956 candidacy and noted internal tensions with Texas leaders including Hilda Wienert.

Waco Paul Butler McAllen Texas Butler Hall of Texas

Maritime Union Wins Annual Wage Guarantee Plan

The CIO secured a guaranteed wage plan from the shipping industry after a one day seaman strike against passenger and dry cargo lines. NMU leaders signaled continued support for unsettled engineer and radioman actions while operators commit 25 cents a day to an unemployment fund for each mariner, with benefits delayed for one year to build the fund.

New York CIO National Maritime Union Joseph Curran NMU Francis Greene

Government Plans Money Rationing in Atomic Attack

During Operation Alert officials outlined emergency measures to ration money, food, and shelter for evacuees. Treasury Secretary Humphrey described distributing funds to prevent hoarding while Evacuees would receive aid from a pool of reserve currency. Mrs Hobby noted allocation of 899 million for relief needs.

S. News Center Eisenhower Washington Treasury George M. Humphrey Humphrey Oveta Culp Hobby

Sam Morgan Named New Manager of Fannin REA Co Op

Sam Morgan, assistant manager of the Dickens County Rural Electric Cooperative at Roby, has been chosen as the new manager of the Fannin County Rural Electric Cooperative. He will assume duties July 3, replacing Joe Adair who resigned to enter the oil business. Charles Annip has been serving as active manager since Adair’s resignation. Morgan is married with three children. the family will move to Bonham before July.

Sam Morgan Dickens County Rural Electric Cooperative Roby Fannin County Rural Eilectric Cooperative Morgan Joe Adair Adair Charles Annip Fannin Rea Co-op Bonham

North Central Texas Warm Through Saturday With Thunderstorms

Partly cloudy to cloudy and warm conditions persist in North Central Texas through Saturday. Widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorm chances are expected, with potential localized storms.

Texas

Molotov Visits Chicago Sparks Windy City Uproar

Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov rolls through Chicago on a five hour stopover causing a major Lake Shore Drive traffic jam. Demonstrators line streets carrying placards denouncing communism as Molotov and his party head toward San Francisco.

Chicago von Molotov Midwest Plains Omaha Lake Shore Drive Lithuania Latvia Hell San Francisco Molotov and Hiss United Nation Sanforanelaco Molotoyn

Adenauer Called Into Big Three Strategy Meeting

Western Big Three foreign ministers meet to learn Adenauer's stance on Moscow opening relations and to craft a united front ahead of the San Francisco talks with Molotov. The ministers plan a no agenda approach for the Geneva summit and July 18 meeting.

New York Dune Konrad Adenauer Moscow John Foster Fdoulles Harold MacMillan Antoine Pinay San Francisco Viacheslav M. Molotov United Nations Geneva Wave Hill Britain Muloto United States France

Goose Prize Promotes Sunday School Attendance

A goose is purchased by the First Baptist Church Adult Department No. 1 to boost five Sunday School classes. If all five classes reach 75 percent attendance, the superintendent keeps the goose. if any class drops below, a member loses the goose for a week to bring attendance back up.

First Baptist Church

Suspect in Theft Case Taken for Lie Detector Test

George Cuddy charged by complaint with theft, took to Dallas County by Sheriff Hoyt Ivey and Deputy Luther Smith for a lie detector test. We want to question him about additions thefts in the county. On return trip, Fannin officers will pick up a cattle theft suspect in McKinney and return him to Bonham for questioning.

George Cuddy Dallas County Hoyt Ivey Luther Smith Ivey Fannin County McKinney Bonham

Three U.S. military attaches expelled from Russia

Private reports from London state three American military attaches were declared persona non grata and expelled from Moscow about two weeks earlier. Identified were Lt. Col. Benson, Capt. Mule, and Capt. Stroud, all Army men.

London Priday U. S Russia Cobh John Os. Benson Walter Mule William RR. Stroud

Dividend Declared by Texas Telephone Co for June Quarter

The Texas Telephone Co board announced a regular dividend of 30 cents per share on the 6 percent Cumulative Preferred Stock for the quarter ended June 30 1955. The dividend will be payable on July 1 and was declared at the board meeting on Monday June 6.

The Texas Telephone Co

San Francisco Prepares for United Nations Anniversary Meeting

San Francisco gears up for the 10th anniversary United Nations conference with diplomats arriving by train, plane and ship. Melee Van Kleffens and Dr Charles Malik anticipate constructive work and possible private talks among the Big Four before the main session at the War Memorial Opera House.

San Francisco United Nations Golden Gate Melee van Kheffens General Assembly van Kleffens Assembly Malik Charles Malik Lebanon Uo Os United States Great Britain France Geneva Switzerland

Revolt Crushed in Argentina Sparks Church Attacks

In Buenos Aires crowds attacked Catholic churches and the Cardinal’s residence after Peronists failed in the abortive revolt. Reported casualties: about 156 dead and 896 hurt as rebel planes bombed the capital. a general CGT strike paralyzed the city. Vatican notes tension but no break in relations.

Montevideo Uruguay Ees Juan D. Peron Buenos Aires Peron Santiago Louis Cardinal Copelo Curia Argentina General Confederation of Labor CGT Press and Information Plaza de Mayor Rome Pius XII Manuel Tato Ramon Novoa Vatican Hague Royal Dutch Airlines KLM Catholso

Change of Venue Granted in Land Scandals Trials

Cuero Tex June 17 District Judge Howard P Green granted no change of venue to Cletus P Ernster the first person called to trial under the veteran land scandals Defense and prosecution attorneys agreed to a change of venue for Jo McLarty and Denver Cole and his father W T McLarty Ernster is under 53 indictments alleging fraud in land sales He was called to trial on one count alleging misrepresentation of a written instrument T P Melbourne an early promoter in veterans land sales is under indictment on 30 counts for falsely interpreting a written instrument in connection with a land title W T McLarty is under indictment on six counts for the same offense The district attorney and county attorney agreed to the change of venue for all three men because they believed the outcome of any trial in Cuero would be overturned by the Court of Criminal Appeals They will be tried separately on one count in each of three counties at Georgetown Williamson county Jourdanton Atascosa county and Belton Bell county

Curro Tex Howard P. Green Cletus P. Ernster Jo McLarty Cuero Denver Cole W T McLarty Bryan Einster T P Melbourty Veterans Land Sales W. T McLarty Wayne Hurstman Wiley Cheatham Curco Court of Criminal Appeals Georgetown Williamson County Jourdanton Atascosa County Land Belton Bell County

On the Square Names and Local Stops Mentioned

Rev William Greenhaw and C H Monde make a brief stop while Churn Butler and Ali Deonald appear in an incomplete local notice with names and scattered phrases suggesting a community event or meeting.

William Greenhaw C. HE. Monde Fey Churn Butler

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Winters United Press San Angelo Abilene Weather Bureau James J. Nevins Johnny Bob Smith William Cameron Chamber of Commerce Winters Municipal Hospital Cty Haskell Nolan Skellytown Borger Follett Texas Panhandle Amarillo Sweetwater Wingate Big Spring Hillcrest Drive-in C. E. Chillingworth Palm Beach County Florida West Palm Beach Benham New Has Ike Tyler Carlton Hotel Hilda Weinert Seguin San Antonio Wienert Tidelands Allan Shivers Martime Union Masenhower Defense Arthur Flemming Molotov Windy City West Coast Dtting Due South Side Adenauer Big Three United Front Far Talks Robert L. Paxton Shentondoun, Towa Tsuikiho Gainesville Bexdune Joe Klutts Wan Fort Worth Tarrant County Mason Lankford Hicks Field Texas Telephone
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