Mehren Seeks 2 50 Bill to Replace the Two Dollar Note
Solvang California UPI Edward Mehren proposes a $2.50 bill with Betsy Ross and the first American flag to ease change and save paper costs. He cites superstition about the $2 bill and notes past lobbying for other coin ideas. He also mentions Social Security inquiries by phone.
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Solvang
Calif
UPI
Treasury Department
Edward Mehren
Treasury
William E. Simon
Mehren
Betsy
Betsy Ross
Shington
Lincoln
Hamilton
Ulysses S. Grant
McKinley
Simon
US. Senate
Banking
Guardsman Walking 500 Miles School at Fort Benning
A guardsman travels on foot toward the 500 mile mark while attending a school at Fort Benning Georgia. The journey underscores training endurance and military routines.
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Fort Benning, Ge
Fannin County Hospital Patient Admissions and Dismissals List
A historical record shows Fannin County Hospital admissions dated 6-13-78 for Cleo Looper Dodd City and others from Savoy Henrietta Mackey Honey Grove Celeste Mulder Bonham Trenna Jester Bonham Lena Joyce Armstrong Ector and TM Dismissals noted 6-18-73 for Homer Fairchild Bonham Jack Gentry Ravenna Josephine Green Bonham. The fragment includes wartime nostalgia quotes about the National Guard and a reference to walking 500 miles for OCS.
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Admirsions
Cleo Looper
Dodd City
Woodrow Applegate
Savoy
Henrietta Mackey
Honey Grove
Celeste Cora Mulder
Bonham
More Control Needed Over Operations
A fragment notes a chapter of a commission report titled The Organization of Intelligence. The section, intended for completion by month’s end, discusses the need for tighter control over operations within intelligence activities.
Court asks written briefs in Bell rate hike case
Texas Supreme Court will decide within three weeks whether to stay Southwestern Bell's proposed intrastate rate increase. Attorney General John Hill has one week to file an extra brief, Bell's attorneys another week for a rebuttal, and a July decision is anticipated after Wednesday arguments. Hill contends the rates are unreasonable.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Texas Supreme Court
John Hill
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Bell
Hill
Sears
Honey Grove Rodeo Set for July 3 5 30th IRA Event
The 30th annual IRA rodeo in Honey Grove is scheduled for July 3 5 weekend. A parade at 6 p m July 3 will open the festivities starting at the city park with prizes of 35 and 25 and $600 added money for events.
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Honey Grove
Bonham Police Log Notes Vandalism and Theft Complaints
Police in Bonham logged vandalism and theft complaints received on a Wednesday. Details on suspects and locations were not provided in the fragment. Authorities urged residents to report suspicious activity and cooperate with ongoing investigations.
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Bonham
Wedeusds
Osborne Brothers Spend Furlough With Parents
Private William A. Osborne and Specialist Fred A. Osborne, sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Osborne of Bonham, are on leave from the U.S. Army before new assignments. William trained at Fort Leonard Wood and Fort Polk, with a future posting at Fort Sill, while Fred trained at Fort Polk and awaits his next duty.
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William A. Osborne
Fred A. Osborne
H. F. Osborne
Bonham
U.S. Army
Pvt
Osborne
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort
New Officers Installed at Ladonia Chamber of Commerce
The Ladonia Chamber of Commerce installed new officers for the year led by president. Other officers include Rayford Gibson Lester Leftice and Mrs Ruth Turman with Bob Joyner as secretary treasurer and Doug Franklin as publicity director.
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Rayford Gibson
Lester Leftice
Ruth Turman
Bob Joyner
Doug Franklin
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Bonmam Daily
Bonnem
Tex
Thurs
Harold H. Walker
Fannin County
ASCS
Doyle Thomas
Walker
Mulberry
Sherman Social Security Office
Fannin County Hospital
National Guard
Ocs
Hardwood Specialties Company
Tom Blackwell
Wades
Osborne Brothers
Fred Osborne
The
Ladonia Chamber of Commerce
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