Bonham Initiates Malaria Control Program Cooperative
Bonham launches a malaria control program on a cooperative basis with the United States Public Health Service Malaria Control Division. The city provides spray equipment and labor, while the federal division furnishes concentrated insecticide and supervision. The effort aims to eliminate breeding sites of mosquitoes and disease bearing insects to create a cleaner healthier city.
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Ina
Bonham
U. S. Ralth Service
Sbomham
Ben
Morgan
City Health
Eillhain
United States Public Health
Iity
Bonhess
United Bio Health Service
Malao
Union Public Health
Edenuc
Wage Increases At Word Motor Spark Labor Talks
Detroit June 21 Word Motor Company offers its 108000 production workers a wage rise of 11 cents for under 1500 an hour and 14 cents for higher earners. CIO UAW talks to reach agreement as costs rise. Also, candidates must pay 550 to 220 to have names on the Democratic primary ballots this summer with total election costs around 3210.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Word Motor Company
John S Bugas
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Bugas
UAW
Democratic Executive Committee
Bonham
Honey Grove
Ladonta
Leonard
Justice of Peace
James Carmichael
Clarence Elkins
Frank Wrigh
Bonham, Ro
Neal
Hugh Leslie
Batley
Bomb Blasts Rock Jewish Quarter of Cairo
Two dynamite blasts hit Cairo’s Jewish Quarter early today causing many deaths and injuries. Police reported 25 bodies recovered with around 40 feared dead as riots erupted and rescue efforts continued amid reports of time bomb devices and stored explosives.
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Cairo
Egypt
Palestine
Sal
Jane
Sonre
Public Health Pushes Citywide Education Drive
A Dallas area report notes authorities expanding a citywide health program amid concerns over paralysis cases. The effort includes distributing thousands of circulars and promoting a sanitation campaign to curb facilities such as garbage dumps and related health risks.
Premier Says Jews Won War in Palestine Conflict
In Tel Aviv today Labour Party leader Shertok proclaimed that Jewish forces won all three phases of the Palestine war. He argued that the Arab armies were not invincible and that British policy failed to anticipate the unity between Jews and their strength. He outlined phases including disturbances, militia actions, and Arab army attacks, noting British defenses could not stop overwhelming Jewish regular forces.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Moshe Sheik
Fighuing
Shertck
KFYN to Carry ETSTC Radio Programs
Commerce Texas June 21 ETSTC announces a three program weekly radio series to be carried by KFYN KSST and KFYN Bonham. The programs broadcast from Epot Texas State Teachers College will run for eight weeks beginning June 24. Dr D C Butler notes the series trains students in radio work and highlights faculty and student talent. Sorrells and James Cockrant assist in program production under senior and graduate roles.
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Commerce
Texas
Epot
Texas State Teachers College Wild
Butler
Nead Vf Edi
D.C
Department of Speism
KSST
Thur Springs
KFYN
Bonham
Mus
East Texts State
Sorrells
Honey Grove
James Cockrant
Pecan Gap Reil
Senor Assis
Wainwright Sees MacArthur GOP Nomination Ahead
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright predicts Gen. Douglas MacArthur will win the Republican presidential nomination if the convention deadlocks. Wainwright, in Philadelphia to campaign for MacArthur, says MacArthur has not directly stated his acceptance but implies he would accept the nomination if offered.
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Philadelphia
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Wero
Bataan
Corregidor
Douglas MacArthur
Wainwright
MacArthur
Willinwright
Congress Fails to Fund UN Headquarters in U. S.
At Lake Success New York June 21 U P The United Nations plan for a permanent home in the United States is jeopardized by Congress failure to approve a 65 million dollar construction fund The setback raises the possibility the UN General Assembly could relocate to Europe UN officials remain discouraged but hopeful lawmakers return to session to approve the headquarters project
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Lake Success
N. Y
U.P
United Nations
United States
Congress
UN General Assembly
Europe
Uad
Truckload Of Steers Overturns At Ector Sunday
A cattle truck bound for Fort Worth overturned near Ector on Sunday, spilling 40 steers. Nine cattle remained unrounded as cowboys, led by Dan Bray of Muleshoe, worked to recover the load. Two steers were struck and killed by cars. Bray faces reckless driving charges from state patrol and Justice Keeton's court.
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Ector
Fort Worth
Dan Bray
Muleshoe
W F Keetons
Luanmus
Wade
Bray
Travis Lamberth
Muleshue
Cecil Moore
Estes
James Blankenshiyg
Donald Clayton
James Anderson
Og Ector
Young Bavtist Youth Attend Wood Lake Encampment
Seventeen members of the First Bavtist church travel to Woodlake for a five day encampment organized by North Texas Baptists. The group includes Mary Mug Jeter Janis Carvet Dirlene Blount Margar OL Hodge Raydell Guy Beta Law Agence and Rheto Jaynes with others Patsy Gregory Jo Ann Jaynes Frances Covert Helen Tuwery Joe Roy Glover and Billy Joe Uayne. Trained speakers and workers will lead programs and recreational activities include quizzes and supervised swimming.
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Woodlake
Atbard
North Texas Baptists
Mary Mug Jeter
Janis Carvet Sunselors
Dirlene Blount
Margar OL Hodge Raydell Guy
Beta Law
Billy Joe Uayne
Kam.s
Weather Update from East Texas Cloudy with Thunder Showers
A fragment notes cloudy skies over East Texas with thundershowers and a drop in temperature. No additional context or specifics available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
Carpenter Tools Stolen From Ely Resident
The sheriff's department investigates the theft of a complete carpenter's tool set from J C Mhoon of the Ely community after he reported the loss this morning when preparing to work.
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Sheriff's Department
J C Mhoon
Ely
Greek Army Opens Drive On Guerillas
The American-led Greek army launches a major offensive in the Grammaus Mountains near the Albanian frontier. Lt Gen George Kalogeropolis commands about 51x divisions with nearly 60 000 Greek troops and 7 000 guerrillas inside the Uo at Metsovon. The strike seeks to cripple guerrilla bases and cut supply routes to Albania.
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Free Greece
George Kalogeropollis
Fuld
Benito Mussolini
Albamy
UN Giany “Uo
Metsovon
Kunitsa
Yannina
Kasturia
Genevena
Ange
Albania
Turkish Troops Fire On U S Observer Plane
Turkish anti aircraft battery fired on an American Dakota transport over the Dardanelles. The plane landed safely at Bulikes Airfield after being hit by a dud shell. one crewman was injured. Cal James Ferguson of the American Aid Mission reported the incident.
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Ankara
Turkey
Dardanelles
Ately
Nyu Ohe
Turs
Bulikes
Cal James Ferguson
Airforce
Polio Clinic Set Up At Houston
Houston health officials press forward against what they call a near epidemic of polio as the Houston Endowment Foundation backed by Mr and Mrs Jesse H Jones purchases a 30000 residence to convert into a base for infantile paralysis sufferers The clinic will be operated by Hodgecraft Clinic and Hospital and Wilcare for about 100 people.
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Houston
Texas
Houston Endowment Foundation
Jesse H. Jones
Hmedgecraft Clinic and Hospital and
Wilcare
Resolution Honors Late R. T. Lipscomb
Fannin County Democratic Executive Committee adopted a resolution honoring R T Lipscomb longtime executive secretary and legal adviser for over twenty years. The tribute notes his public service dedication and asks the document be recorded and shared with the press and members.
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R. T Lipscomb
Fannin County
Democratic
Deets Dorough
Frank Wright
Hugh Leslie
Mee. Bg
Democrats
Fase
Courty
Texas
R T
Lucerne
Meinber
Lan Uy
French Town Adopts Two New Citizens Amid War Reflections
In a small French town south of Tours, Giteiaq Vark aluu Hale and Mrs. Hue were welcomed as honorary citizens during ceremonies. The event followed prewar norms and linked to hopes of reconciliation, while memories of wartime losses and punitive actions in nearby regions were noted in attendance and remarks.
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Maille
France
Tours
Giteiaq Varkaluu Hale
Hue
Sut
Tu Barburs Culif
New York
Uudurs
Hales
Roger Cousvlens
Fort Worth Markets Report From June 21
Auction figures for Fort Worth markets show cattle prices mixed with slow to steady tones. Slaughter steers and yearlings range 24 to 31, calves around 2000 head, stocker steers 28.54, sows 20 to 21, and hogs 21.2 with varying loads and weights reported by market observers.
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Fort Worth
Counterfeit Bills Reported At Waco
WACO Texas June 21 reports say counterfeit five dollar bills were found in Waco the latest Texas city to report such detection The phony money had been removed earlier from Fort Worth and San Antonio and is described as made on coarse paper with dull ink.
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F ‘Lipscumb
Fannin County
Bonham
Texas
Whleeas
Rt’ Lipscanh
Fe Aa
Vemoacratic Party
Bitng
Waco
W.P
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Flood Waters Surge Into Wewoka Area
Flood waters swept into Wewoka Oklahoma areas as a violent windstorm crossed the state. Officers evacuated more than twenty families and the National Guard was alerted. No loss of life reported though property damage is expected to be heavy. Water backed up to Cedar Street near the business district and the water plant is endangered.
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Wewoka Okla
U.P
Wewoka
Oklahoma
National Guard
Jack Jignor
Cedar Street
Greeks claim early successes in northwest Greece offensive
Greek army reports initial gains in a large scale invasion against guerrillas in northwest Greece. American observers cite confidence the drive will crush rebel forces under Gen Valludes within days. Dispatches note troop advances toward Kunitsa and Albus Dwigi.
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Athens
Greee
Grammus Miountain
Hesses
Northwest
Creece
Markus Valludes
Wats
Kunitsa
Imswold
Amer
Greece
Wage Talks End With Agreement Reached
Pittsburgh reports a wage negotiation settlement between unions and employers after months of talks. The agreement sets hourly pay rates and outlines benefit terms. Details emphasize compliance with wage scales and periodic reviews by the joint board.
Dr. J. L Dillon Elected President of Leonard Youth Center
Leonard special. Dr J L Dillon is elected general chairman of the Leonard youth center and work toward establishing the center continues. The film Youth USA will be shown at city hall law Saturday evening June 26.
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Leonard
J L Dillon
Leonard Youth Center
Youth-Usa
City Hall Law
Reece Opens Convention to Launch GOP Campaign
At Philadelphia the Republican National Convention opened with 1,094 delegates preparing to nominate a nominee. National Chairman Darrell Reece framed the fight as Republicanism versus Communism and urged unity to secure victory in November. Gov James Duff of Pennsylvania addressed the gathering urging a new moral purpose.
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Phia
Dewey
Taft
Stassen
Darrell Reece
Republican Party
United States
Reece
Democratic Party
James H Duff
Pennsylvannia
Truman's Second Record On War Measures Stirs Debate
Wartime measures dominate June session as President Truman faces opposition from elites over defense and foreign aid proposals. Lawmakers debate funding through 23 proposals including arms aid, evacuation costs, and postwar travel grants.
Jet Fighter Squadron Planned Amid New Speed Trials
Aviation sources report a planned squadron of jet fighters with test flights across North America. Officials describe a record attempt by a Navy rocket plane and an experimental X design as a benchmark for future high speed defense aircraft developments.
Hugs and Farm Efficiency Lead Offbeat Slogan
A fragmented clipping touts hugs as superior to other farm aids in boosting efficiency, linking warmth to care with productivity in a quirky note on development and agricultural improvement.
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Benham
Texa
Bun
Buonnealltuer City
Cary
Lewie E. Morgan
City Health Olicer
City of
Lord
Buster Cole
Katin Cates Danger
Dalla
U.R
Weweiter Mills
Youl
Annua
Labor Party
Shertok
Holy Land
Council
Mies
Shertu
Wood Lake
By Edgar Clark
United Press
Alhens
Grammaus Mountains
Markos Vasiades
U.S
R. T. Lipscomb
Tee
Det Douraugydius
Leslie Thrank Wright
Fort Worth Markets
Wewoka Area
Pittsburgh
Purutia
Wweske
J. L Dillon
Truman
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