U S Aims to Train Chinese Forces in Nationalist Aid
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said the United States would aid in training and supplying Chinese troops as a preliminary step toward forming a non communist Chinese National Army. The move hinges on General Marshall's success in uniting Chinese Communist and Nationalist forces and would provide only minimal equipment to support peace efforts.
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George C. Marshall
Truman Dismisses Budget Director D. Smith
June 19 President Truman announced the resignation of Budget Director D. Smith, who will become official of the International Truman. Eugene Meyer heads the organization. Smith served as director of the Bureau for more than a decade, during which the government spent around 50 million dollars.
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Hington
A.P . Truman Today
Ignation
D. Smith
Ficial
The
International
Bureau
Sears
Dallas Baby Given Second Eye By Medical Technique
A June 19 report from Dallas describes Connie Sue Riggins a eight year old girl born with one eye who received a second eye via a surgical technique. The operation aimed to provide normal appearance and potential vision growth, with the socket now appearing normal and the eye not yet capable of sight.
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Connie Sue Riggins
Poors
le Sue
DDT Information Pamphlets Released by State Department
In pamphlets issued by the State Department of Commerce and related agencies, information on the use of DDT to control insects is described. The materials aim to provide guidance on safe and effective application.
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State Department of
Nnin County
Pa- Uwdattoln
Livestock Market Report Farmland Notes A.M.
Market notes show cattle and calves traded with prices and quantities listed in the June 19 A.M. cattle segment. Details mention common grass cattle and calves, medium grades, and multiple lots, reflecting typical farmyard trading activity.
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Worth
Waste Paper Collection Set June 30
Bonham housewives receive another chance to place old newspapers and magazines on the curb for a citywide paper drive. The Scoul District Committee appointed Curlee Cummings to arrange trucks and J B Golden to supervise adult workers. A pickup crew will accompany each truck, with bundles tied and sacks ready. Doorknob notices will remind households of the Saturday Cub Scout pickup day.
Storms Slam Eastern Coast with Deadly Flooding
A series of powerful storms battered the mid-Atlantic and Northeast causing floods and fatalities. Deluges hit Maryland New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Delaware and Ohio with high winds uprooting trees flooding roads and disrupting travel.
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Chicago
Baltmore
Phiadelpha
Teri
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Discharced for Peaceful Views In Turbulent Era
A distorted OCR fragment hints at a historical record discussing war crimes, peace, and a trial-like setting. It mentions timelines, observers, and claims of delayed proceedings with references to tribunals and authorities, though specifics are unclear.
Lubbock Scouts Spend Week At Lake Fannin
A Troop No 1 Boy Scouts group from Lubbock spends a week at Lake Fannin with Scoutmaster Mr W Sasser Sr and Mrs W Sasser Sr guiding twelve members. The boys enjoy outdoor activities on dry land and in water, planning to break camp this Saturday.
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Boy Scouts
Amerie
Katy Builds New Loading Shed at Whitewright Depot
The Katy railroad completed an additional shed at Whitewright depot to handle freight and vegetables, chiefly onions. The current crop is one third gathered and nearby sheds at Katy Cotton Belt depots are crowded.
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Katy
Whitewright
Katy Cutton Belt
Modern Terrace Building Demonstration Draws Farmers
Fannin county farmers saw a terrace building demonstration on Dr Jack Saunders ranch north of Bonham. Weimack and Hancock supplied the machinery a large International tractor with bulldozer front and rear rotary disks built terraces along a conveyor belt. The device can build a mile of terrace per day in suitable land and was shown amid government conservation programs AAA and related services.
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Fannin County
Jack Saunders
Bonhant
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Terrace
Texas
Government
Cab Conservation Payments
AAA
Sail Conservation Service Extendon Service
Play Program Opens Wednesday at Bonham State Park
The youth program led by the City of Betes and Canney service Club kicks off Wednesday at Bonham State Park at 7. An elder group activity follows, with transportation provided by school buses. Jade Dee arranged youth involvement and a light league is planned at Barley Innueh.
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Te Canney Service Club
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Bonham State Park
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Negro Man Sought For Murder Attempt Reported
Sheriff Ed Whitley and deputies sought a negro man wanted for firing shots at a man on the Parks Chaney farm south of Windom. Investigators said the suspect fled before officers could arrest him.
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Parks Chaney
Windom
Sheriff’s Department
Ed Whitley
D. L. Harkins
L. K. Mulgore
Bidault Named President Premier of France by Assembly
Paris June 19 The Constituent Assembly named Georges Bidault President Premier of France with 384 votes to form a new government. The Communists abstained as Bidault, who would hold both roles, was supported by the Socialist and left Republican factions and by the Democratic Socialist Crroun.
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Paris
George Bi- Count
Popular Republican Party
France
Constituent Assembly
Bidault
Felix Crouin
Socialis
Caton
Crroun
World Looks To America For True Democracy
The Rev John W Salzman, pastor at First Baptist, urges Americans to model democracy for the world. He argues the United States must show genuine freedom and political virtue as the global test of democracy. Speakers include Joe Tom Wocus, Lone Star Area Council president, and local officials in Sulphur Springs.
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First Baptist Church
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Gerad Newby
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Auto Stolen in Massachusetts Recovered Here
Massachusetts car stolen reported and later recovered locally. Sheriff Ed Whitley said no information had been released by Massachusetts authorities. Deputies Kilgore Harkin and Green arrested a suspect and recovered one car at Latitia.
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Tick Gieen
Lattiaty
First Scout Camp On Texoma Postponed Week
A Boy Scout camp at Lake Texoma faced a one week postponement due to work on a water well and kitchen area. Groups from Durant Achille Celbert and Gainesville had their week start delayed. other troops will have camping dates arranged as soon as facilities are completed.
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Mes
Lake Tex Ona
Sumer
Durant
Achille
Celbert
Okla
Gainseville
Texas
Nervous and mental disc records offense at Mineo
A brief 19th century reference notes nervous and mental disorders linked to coms of alk at Mineo. The terse item records a disciplinary or medical note with minimal detail and unclear context.
Curfew Imposed Across Tel Aviv As Palestinian Riots Rise
British authorities in Palestine impose a blanket curfew on Tel Aviv after the daylight kidnapping of five officers, with a rising death toll from two days of clashes between British forces and Jewish extremists. Haifa later reported curfews. Jerusalem witnesses further shootings as the underground targets security efforts. The government signals possible martial law to curb violence.
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Palestine
Tel Aviv
All Palestine
Holy Land
Haifa
Clipper Forced Landing After Engine Failure
Clipper makes forced landing after engine loss with crew aboard. Daunting emergency near New York. one deranged sequence of events unfolds as passengers face peril and the airliner sustains damage. Rescue attempts and subsequent investigation follow the incident aboard the damaged craft.
Four New Polio Cases Reported
A dated report notes four new polio cases in the region. It mentions individuals and tests, with reference to a city area and ongoing health monitoring. The wording reflects a brief public health update typical of a newspaper notice.
One Killed Two Injured In Wreck Near Paris
A highway crash near Paris killed six month old Karen Kay Caldwell and injured three others including Rev. and Mrs. J M Caldwell and Mrs. Kalweil and her sister in law. The incident involved a hit and run and occurred about 24 hours earlier. The infant died in hospital.
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Paris
Talo
Karen Kay
J M. Caldwell
Calweil
Frey Caldweil
Scout Camp Improvements Debated By Bonham District
Bonham district Scout Committee voted against selling the Bonham Boy Scout Camp north of town and authorized repairs to camp buildings. Thad Finley noted the site is ideal for overnight camping with easy town access and merit badge facilities. Lynwood Massey and Finley were authorized to hire a carpenter to complete the needed work and the group discussed a broader Lone Star Area Council camping program with multiple camps and fundraising aims.
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Bonham District Scout Committee
Bonham Boy Scout
Thad Finley
Bonham
Finley
Lynwood Massey
Lone Star
Supreme Court Appointment Power Sparks Senate Debate
In Washington on June 19 the Senate debated a proposed constitutional amendment to curb the president's power to appoint justices. Senator Eastland and Senator Bridges led the push for a limit to appoint no more than three members to the Supreme Court, amid publicized friction between Justices Jackson and Black. The proposal would remove presidential removal power and would require a two thirds majority in Congress to approve.
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Supreme Court
Senate
High Tribunal
James O- Eastland
Dmiss
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N. Ho
Robert Ho Jackson
Hugo L Black
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Nath Cuses
Congress
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Cooneres
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Douglas
Frank Murphy
Wiley Rutledue
Benham to Host Multizone One Day Campaign for Cleanup
Benham plans a countywide one day cleanup on June 26 with 43 zones led by chairmen and about 200 workers. They will contact tenants and owners to remove weeds and trash, spray with five percent DDT, and fix drainage. The city will supply hauling and open routes for educational outreach.
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Benham
Kenneth Haggard
Bernham
Huegard
Wallace Warns Against Loss Of OP4 Power
Fragmented text references warnings about potential loss of OP 4 power. Mentions of Wallace and Wilner with scattered names and numbers imply a technical or security briefing. Details are unclear but indicate risk assessment and calls to maintain power systems.
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Wallace
Senior Scouters Weet Tonight
The fragmentary text lists names and phrases, mentioning senior scouters and individuals such as Walter Waite, with unclear context and multiple incomplete words. Key details are unreadable, but references to meetings or gatherings appear amid scattered proper nouns.
Rainey Campaigns In Houston Area
Former University of Texas president Fern Ferdi continues personal campaigning in the Houston area with stops planned in Crosby Mont Belvieu Cedar Bayou Channelview La Porte South Houston Nassau Bay Webster League City Dickinson and La Marque alongside rallies and speeches in smaller towns.
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Austin
Houston
Channel View la Porte
South Houston
Gens
Webster
League City
Dickinson
la Marque
Stores Won’t Close for One Day Cleanup Drive
Bonham merchants vote against a one day store closure on Wednesday June 26 after a Tuesday night meeting showing majority opposition.
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Bonham Storey
Ladonta Youth Burned On Both Sides Suffering Serious Injuries
A Ladonta youth was badly burned on both sides in an incident described in fragile OCR text. Details are unclear but indicate significant injuries and urgent care.
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Ladonta
Ladonia Rally Backed Cleanup Campaign In County Meeting
Barney Gloss, president of the Bunham Chamber of Commerce, urged Ladonia residents to back a countywide cleanup initiative at a gathering aiming to mobilize support. State health department literature on DPF was circulated to attendees.
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Barney Gloss
Bunham Chamber of Consumerce
Ladonta
State Department of Health
Fannin County
Scout Court Of Honor Slated For Vonday June 21
The Lanham district announces a Scout Court Of Honor set for June 21. Officials moved the ceremony from earlier plans to a confirmed date in the county, with staff adjusting the schedule and notifying troops.
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Scout Court of Honor
Vonday
West Court of Trior
Lanham Scone de Trite
Aivaneed Fee Mousay
Watterson
Youth Conference Leader Larry Denton I. Attends event
Larry Denton I. president of the North Texas Christian Youth Conference attended by several youths from the First Christian Church. The gathering, held at Willake last week, featured Denton among the youth participants representing their church group.
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LaWrener Denton Bonham Nyeede
Christian Churches
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Weather Summary for Texas Mixed Clouds and Showers
Partly cloudy to cloudy with showers and thunderstorms. Cooler in the northwest. Scattered showers in the east and south this afternoon. Showers and thundershowers, not very warm, in the north and west tonight. Thursday mostly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in the southeast and extreme ends.
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