End Strike by 80,000 Maritime Workers Stepped Up
United Press reports renewed mediation amid two small walkouts as talks resume to end the 80,000 shipping workers strike. Federal mediators in New York meet with Atlantic operators and unions led by Joe Curran while shipowners press for an early settlement.
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United Press
Stris
Cast Os
West Federal
CLO
Cilyde Mills
York
Atlantic
Opers
Joe Curran
American Radio 1Stun
Marine Kn- Benevolent Association
Amouns
Loman
Telise Imaterial
Pan Hoanaiseu
Federal Medi
ARA
Porn
New York
Pan American Airways
Akron
Ohio
Bale Nets ER 3050 Dollar Cotton Bale Sale Record
In Texas at Ston June 18, Sylvester Martinez of O tla sold a 575 pound bale at the Houston Cotton Auction for 3 dollars per pound, totaling 1725 dollars. The sale set a national tradit ional price record as buyers and bidders watched the proceedings with interest.
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Ston
Texas
Sylvester Martinez Otla
Houston
Goodyear workers return after Akron strike threat
About 6 000 Goodyear Air Corp workers resumed work in Akron following a one week stoppage while mediation continues with Paul Futler. The threat of a broader strike by 12 000 United Rubber workers remains, officials report a 48 hour contract termination looming.
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Feon
Ohio
Goodyear Air Corporation
Akron
Mrs Newman Perry Wins Dress Revue at Foonth County
Mrs Newman Perry of Windom won first place in the Foonth County Home Demonstration Club Women’s Dress Revue held Saturday at the Vw building on South Center Street. Other winners included Mrs Bet Henegar, Miz Rayitarn, Rasenn, and Mr oot W Brakebill. Judges were Jo Turner of Dallas Haden Moore of Plant Count and Leonard Moore. A notable feature was the display of large dresses and organized showings, with plans announced for next event in August at the Bonham State Park Midwest club activities.
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Newman Perry
Windom
Foonth County
South Center Street
Bet Henegar
Miz Rayitarn
Garrison
Me Jo Turner
Dallas
Mas Haden Moore
Plant
Leonard Moore
Vutram Cout Ly
Keepang
Wes Horne Demesti
Bonham
J.R Ris
Albert Christian Ees
Tian Amheute
Baer Tiaferles
Parked Car Damaged in Traffic Mishap
Weekend traffic incident on East Sixth Street involved a parked vehicle near Lyndell County. Police reported a collision between two cars and a truck, with one car belonging to Dun Brags noted. Authorities also reported unrelated violent crime nearby.
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Lyndell Countyd
Waguing
Howard D Simmuna
Dun Brags
Tore Cule
De Gaulle Right Wing Party Leads France Senate Fight
With about nine tenths of seats decided in France 627 seat assembly the De Gaulle right wing party leads the vote and coalition totals show a strong Communist presence. The coalition holds 268 seats while De Gaulle allies edge toward a governing majority though a full coalition may be needed. The Communists lead in votes with over 4.4 million and about 26 percent of the total while De Gaulle factions near 22 percent. The political map remains unsettled as late results trickle in.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Ponties
Pput
Aqueese
de Gaullists
le General
Lin
al Thet
Coalivon
de Gaules
Rally of the French People
de Gaullest
Reds
Partin
Congress eyes extension of Defense Production Act
Washington reports Congress and President Truman weighing a two year extension of the Defense Production Act to cover wage and price controls. With a June 30 expiry, lawmakers may vote a temporary extension first as Banking committees draft a full bill by week’s end. Cattle markets show shipments down to 66 000 head nationwide.
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Washington
UPR
Truman
Senate
House Banking Committees
United States Chamber of Commerce
Dechard Huley
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Bonham Weather and Insect Control Meeting in Ladonia
Readable sections describe two days of sun and storms across North Texas and Oklahoma, with a Ladonia meeting on insect control led by local farmers Odell Proffer Grady Duncan Marc Hevey and Mort White speaking. Weather delays and storm activity affected dusting and spraying efforts as crews planned and carried out aerial dusting while awaiting rain.
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Odell
Grady Duncan
Marc Hevey
Mort
Wall
Praub
Tate
Fannin County
Mrorning
Bonham
Suma
Former Bonham resident dies after accident
Nelson Tee Clay 30, native of Fannin county and former resident of Bonham, died at McKinney hospital at 9:15 p m Sunday from injuries suffered Saturday in a traffic crash north of Farmersville. The accident occurred on Highway 78 when the car he rode in collided head on with another. Sparto and Benton were among the injured. Funeral plans not yet released.
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Nelson Tee Clay
Pannin County
Bondi
McKinney Hospital
Farmersville
Jay
Dodd City
Hunmse Ta
Ound
Chester Benton
Valdesta
Blue Ridge
Clas
Hierbert Spartu
Gilville
Thier Ae
Orsding
Cheathe
Belles
Oscar
Fras
Mio Spar
Mats Claytte
Veal Pt
Jumes
Wesley Joe Hida
Lathell Benton
Mr Kut
M. Trevor
Mie Kannes Ang Mu Elbert
Barnet
Burglary Trials Postponed in Local Court
A garbled court note indicates burglary trials were postponed. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the move affects scheduling before the judge and jurors.
Texas Cities Considered for Defense Areas Aid
A list of 20 Texas cities was reviewed as potential Defense Area sites to receive aid aimed at relieving housing shortages for defense workers. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the program involves county officials and a state defense initiative.
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Texas
Governor Asked to Reconsider Bid
Weather and political notes mix with reports on pressure to rethink a bid. The piece references storms along the northwest coast and emphasizes underworld crackdown efforts in Pierdsa and related states.
Fragmented Bonham News Sketches Busy Town Scenes
Local chatter and brief sightings from Bonham highlight daily business and social activity. Residents Neal Yeager James Cariuchael Stewart Arledge Edward Brownlee and others mingle as shops reopen, rain falls, and farmers work while small incidents and greetings unfold across the square.
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Rea Hendra
Los Angeles
Thas
Tty
Ry Swann
South Edward
Brownlee
Neal Yeager
Fo BP
Messer
James Cariuchael
Favonte
Billy Hogue
Stewart Arledge
Witherspuon
Ford
Theresa
Weathersby
Manuel Brent
Munday
Bonham
Reds Need Three Months to Mount New Offensive
Major General Clark K. Ruffner, commander of the Veterans Second Division, says China could mount a major offensive only by bringing in an entirely new army. He notes three months are needed to recover resources and equipment, and doubts the Chinese forces could be as strong as before the previous offensive. He also asserts U S aid has been cut and morale is a factor in the outlook.
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Reds
Korea
Clark Kattner
Veteras
Ikkurten
Japan
Ruffiner
India
Rufine
Farm Chairman Seeks Repeal of Beef Price Rollbacks
Washington June to op Hauttean Hargod Woolley of the Hume Agriculture committees urged the Banking committee to repeal beef price rollbacks. The South Carolina Democrat warned that failure to act could cause shortages and a black market by fall, though the immediate threat of a beef famine seemed to ease for the moment.
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Washington
oPhauttean
Markets Report Mixed Movements Across Livestock Prices
Market notes show steady to firm tones in cattle with good and choice slaughter calves 2 to 3.55 per pound range and steers and yearlings near 82 to 85. Slaughter cows bring 22.60 to 20, dulls 21 to 28. Feeder pigs hold at 1 to 2 dollars per pound with butcher bids 22 to 25.7 percent.
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Luuy
Burglars Loot Murra Street Store in June Night
Deputy Sheriff Sudwin reports burglars entered the Murra Street store Saturday night through a wind opening and took 26 dollars in cash along with 27 pounds of bacon canned milk four meat and other groceries. The entry caused missing money and groceries.
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Murra
Windng
Sherif Jor Sudwin
Bonham Firemen Head to State Convention
Bonham Volunteer Fire Department members depart for the annual convention lasting three days. Attending from Bonham are Woo Leeman JRP Diagn kd Henegur and Claude Hunks.
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Bonham Volunteer Faire Department
Jett Tudaey Fur
Ditus
Piceman Thuay
Bonhan
Woo Leeman
Jrp Diagn
Kd Henegur
Claude Hunks
Train Crash Near Karachi Kills Hundreds
A freight train plowed into a standing passenger train at a station about 80 miles north of Karachi Pakistan last night. The collision reportedly left about 400 dead and many injured.
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Isakachi Fakistan
U.P
Karachi
Pakistan
UN forces push two miles as Reds mass on front
Reports from Tokyo describe Allied columns advancing along a 66 to 70 mile front and finding hundreds or thousands of Red troops in areas near Yangen Pyongyang and along the western invasion route toward Seoul. A third offensive may begin within two weeks per observers, though some officers expect a three month lull. American F 86 jets downed five Soviet fighters and damaged two others near the Manchurian frontier, bringing two day totals to six destroyed and eight damaged.
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Tokyo
No-Man's Land
East Central
Yangen
Pyongyang
Seoul
Irelish
James van Fleet
van Fleet
Clark Ruffner
Second Infantry
Manchurian
R G Chapman Assigned to AFB at Wichita Kans
R G Chapman has been assigned to the Wichita Army Air Field in Kansas for duty with the 18th Special unit. Details are limited in the fragment, but the notation confirms reassignment to the base and mentions B-47 reconnaissance activities.
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R. G. Chapman
Afb
Wichita, Kans
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