Montana petition would expand workmen's compensation scope
In Montana a proposed workmen's compensation law backed by Jerry O'Connell would shift silicosis and other occupational disease costs to industries and raise benefits for disabilities and deaths. The measure defines injuries from employment, extends liability up to 20 years, and details weekly and death benefits along with employer-paid medical costs.
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Eluwa
Mont
NEA
Montana
Britain
Jerry O'Connell
Washington State
O'Connell
Great Falls
Henry Wallace
Tve
Oil or Nothing at All Tells Indonesian Embassy Tycoon
In Washington the Indonesian ambassador Ali Sastromidjojo reports a Texas oilman offered $100,000 over payment to buy the new embassy mansion and its oil wells. Across Congress, progress slows on defense and aid bills as Bowles pushes a $250 million yearly India program for four years.
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Peter Edson
Chicago
Congress
House
Senate
John J. McCloy
U. S
Germany
Washington
India
Chester Bowles
State Department
Etawah
Horace Holmes
Ambassador Bowles
Bowles
China
Why Wales chose the leek as emblem and more
The leek tale explains Wales emblem due to soldiers wearing leeks at A D 660 battle and winning. Also notes a bottle tree description and Kreisler World War I service, More as Lord Chancellor, Colorado moniker, and 20 car weights rising from 3000 to 8750 pounds between 1930 and 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Welch
1420 Your 00 a.m Sign On 00 a.m News What Happened Last Night
Radio schedule fragment listing daily programs from early morning to sign off. Includes News, Farm Hour, Jackpot Program, Rural Rhythm Roundup, Morning Devotional, Meet the Artist, Piano Portraits, Eddy Arnold Show, Bing Crosby, Music Quiz, Variety Time, Afternoon Serenade, 1420 Roundup Club, Sports Parade, Texas Today, and Sign Off with multiple time slots and show titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Texas
North Tex
Johnny Long
Dick Haymes
Gross Feed
Bonham Livestock
Hollywood Melodies
Bost
Peeler Drug
Texas Today
D. L. Watson
Sinclair
Tommy's Mens Store Announces First Sale Event
Tommy Gelhausen owner of Tommy's Mens Store says the first sale begins at 9 AM Friday offering top bargains for men and boys. He notes he is overstocked and invites men boys and residents of Fannin County and Bonham to find good deals.
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Tommy
Political Calendar of Democratic Primaries Announcements
The list shows candidates announcing for Democratic primaries across offices including Congress Fourth District Sam Rayburn Regan Brown State Senate Joe D Carter Joe Russell State Representative Tibby Wright Red Mankin Jr Judge Sixth Judicial District A B Broadfoot A H Harrison Sheriff Carl Ridings Talmadge Moore Tuffy Turman M D Anderson Commissioner Precinct 1 Robert Bellows Dick Waits W D Garner Commissioner Precinct 2 Bill Steele John Kent Re election Commissioner Precinct 4 J M Epperkinson M L Fletcher Jess Moore Jim Wise District Clerk Sixth Judicial Dist EB J Hendricks Lloyd Tarver Wyatt McMurry County Clerk Earnest E Lee County Judge Choice Moore Co R Charlie Jones Constable Precinct 1 Mart Bentle for Re election Joe L Kelly
Household hint uses muffin pan for gelatin servings
A cooking tip recommends using a muffin pan for individual gelatin salads or desserts as it stays upright in the fridge better than small molds. The note adds that tourists may visit American Samoa with round trip tickets and those staying longer must show financial responsibility.
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American Samoa
Mrs. Pearl Williams Dies Tuesday in Honey Grove
Mrs. Pearl Williams 70 of Fort Worth died at 5 a m June 17 at her son A P Williams home in McCraw Chapel. Born Honey Grove June 17 1882 she married Albert A Williams in 1898 and was a Methodist. Survived by son A P Williams daughter Mittie Williams brother Will McFarland three sisters seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 5 p m at McCraw Chapel Methodist Church Rev T J Watts and Rev Kerr officiating. Burial Oakwood Cemetery.
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Honey Grove
Pearl Willams
Fort Worth
A. P. Williams
McCraw Chapel
Williams
Albert A. Williams
Methodist Church
Mittie Williams
Fort Wrth
Will McFarland
John Ham
Lubbock
Eva Allen
Lawton
Oklahoma
Will Chaney
McCraw Chapel Methodist Church
T. J. Watts
Kerr
Oakwood Cemetery
All Sections Must Help Finance Texas Highway Buildings
Texas Parade warns that rural areas must help finance city streets and cities must cooperate in rural roadbuilding to keep the highway system usable. The June issue cites that in five years the state spent 89.5 million in cities, with 51 million in the four largest cities, and another 89.2 million planned for them by 1966.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Good Koads Association
Texas Good Roads Assoc Urges Unified Road Modernization Plan
The Texas Good Roads Association warns that even with a 25 000 population, Texas cities would stall without rural road connections and calls on all Texans to unite for funding modernization of state roads. A divided purpose would spell failure for all, TGRA states.
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TGRA
Texas
Texas Good Roads Association
Scouters Meet At Lake Fannin For Family Night
Boils d Arc District leaders of Lone Star Arena Council Boy Scouts of America will gather Friday evening at 7 o clock at Lake Fannin. The meeting moved from tonight to observe the Order of Arrow ceremony. Family night invites members to bring families and a picnic, with camp inspection before the meal.
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Boils d’ Arc
Lone Star Arena Council
Boy Scouts of America
Lake Fannin
Boy Scout
Order of Arrow
Bonham Daily Favorite Publisher Notice
Public notice from the Bonham Daily Favorite declares correction policy for errors and asserts United Press rights to published news dispatches and content. The note directs readers to inform publishers of any erroneous reflections on firms individuals or corporations.
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Bonham Daily Favorite
Bonham Publishing CO
IIC
Bonham, Texas
T. Frank Stewart
The
United Press
Truman backs Great Lakes Vermont seaway plan without funds
President Truman promotes a regional pact with Canada to build a seaway without federal aid. He argues no president can cut taxes by 15 percent without widening the deficit and notes the national deficit has risen by about five billion dollars. He says tax cuts should not be pursued while deficits persist.
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Great Lakes
Vermont
Baca
Canada
Truman
Taft
Eisenhower
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors Across Ector and Nearby Areas
Cpl and Mrs Gene Burnett of Camp Hood Texas recently married visited Loyd Burnett and his wife. Harriet Newell moved to her home in Ector. Charlie Newell recuperating from illness. Ted Amling returned from Fort Worth after bedside visit to daughter Mrs Kenneth Whitehead who underwent surgery. Charles Whiteheard and children of Ector visited Ben and Mrs Gray. Margie Gray employed in Sherman. Hubert Colvin in Bonham Saturday. James Ramey visited grandmother Savilla Hensley in Ector. Mr and Mrs Gordon Blackburn returned to Chicago after a visit here. The children remained
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Gene Burnett
Camp Hood
Waco
Loyd Burnett
Harriet Newell
Ector
Charlie Newell
Ted Amling
Fort Worth
Kenneth Whitehead
Charles Whiteheard
Ben Gray
Margie Gray
Sherman
Hubert Colvin
Bonham
James Ramey
Savilla Hensley
Gordon Blackburn
Chicago
Auxiliary police unit aids Clarksdale law enforcement
In Clarksdale Mississippi the civilian Auxiliary force supports the police at events and parades, trains for police work, and handles traffic duties. Officers operate on a duty roster with pay returned to the unit treasury, praised by Chief Scherck for readiness and seamless integration with the department.
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Clarksdale
Miss
Clarksdal
Howard D
Police Department
Treasury
Scherck
Baby nursing bottle powers freight car claim
Fragmentary note discusses a baby bottle fueling a 40 ton freight car pulled one mile by a locomotive and suggests automotive vehicles on national highways produce as much horsepower as centralized power in the country.
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Dodge
Plymouth
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Igen
Mae N Fs
la Cid
Rvetvone
Sam Rayburn
Regan Brown
Joe D. Carter
Joe Russell
T. B
Tibby
Wright R. F
Red) Mankin, Jr
Sixth Judicial District
Broadfoot
A. H. Harrison
Carl Ridings Talmadge Moore
L. ¢Tuffy
Turman M. D. Anderson
Robert Bellows
Dick Waits
W. D
Dan) Garner
Bill Steele O. F
John) Kent
J. M
Melvin) Eppierkson
M. L. Fletcher
J.P
Jess) Moore
Jim Wise
6Th Judicial Dist
EB. J. Hendricks Lloyd Tarver
W. R. (Wyatt) Mecmurry
Earnest E
Lee
Choice Moore Co. R
Charlie) Jones
Mart Bentle
Joe L Kelly
Fannin
Tomas Bonds Cais
O'Coats
Bonham,Texas
R. P. McFarlin
Braz
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Mississippi
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MKT
Lookaul
America
American Pla
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Lookout Mountain
Chattan
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