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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
6
Hartford taxpayers lose money as police handwriting leads to about 1500 one dollar parking tags rejected monthly. In New Haven a lawyer argued a motion. Federal Judge Carroll C Hincks denied it after implying no learning over a year.
In Newark, pastor Paul Lesnog backs away from a donation pressure plot as Mrs Agatha Murchison pushes him to name donors. His confession to Connie Marshall about a recent encounter reveals discomfort with using influence for Fab hearts and a looming risk of repercussions.
Paul and Connie clash over charity and ethics after a tense evening. He condemns a donor’s motive, while she urges compassion as he wrestles with faith, duty, and the future of their relationship. He faces a long night of messages and doubt about Connie and Agatha’s influence.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner John C. White warns of a record pink bollworm year in South Texas cotton, with infestations about 90 times higher than last year. He urges farmers to use a planned spraying schedule and follow the Texas Extension Service seven step control program.
Governor Allan Shivers will skip the official welcoming of General Eisenhower in Denison, his birthplace, due to a prior engagement. Eisenhower will arrive Saturday for the ceremony. Shivers’ absence is noted despite an invitation.
In Galveston on June 18, police and Coast Guard ended their search for a $37,000 narcotics stash dumped by fugitive Joseph Wilkes, a Tennessee prison escapee. Wilkes, 25, said he planned to avoid capture with the drugs after burglaries in St. Louis, Houston, and Galveston. He was arrested a week earlier on burglary charges and will be turned over to the FBI.
Major General James C. Styron former commander of Oklahoma's 45th Division was discharged from the Army at Fort Sill Separation Center. He is 54 and had recently commanded Oklahoma's Thunderbirds in Korea. He plans to return to his civilian job as a cattle broker in Hobart.
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