Montana in Stew Over Radical Workmen's Compensation Bill
Montana faces a volatile ballot issue as Jerry O Connell presses a sweeping workmen s compensation bill. The plan shifts injury costs to industries, expands coverage for occupational diseases, and raises weekly and lump sum benefits.
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Montana
Eleva
Mont
NEA
Britain
Jerry O'Connell
Washington State
O'Connell
Great Falls
Henry Wallace
Oil or Nothing at All: Embassy Sale Probe and Congress Watch
Indonesians acquire a refurbished Walsh mansion embassy on Massachusetts Avenue in Washington. A Texas oilman offered $100,000 more to buy it and its oil wells, but the ambassador declined. The piece threads through Congress delays, Bowles India plan, and other mid 20th century affairs with brief Q&A items and historical notes.
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Washington
NEA
Walsh
Massachusetts Avenue
DuPont Circle
Red Cross
Ali Sastromidjojo
Texas
Chicago
Congress
House
Senate
John J. McCloy
U. S
Germany
Friday Radio Schedule From 11:00 A.M. to 7:30 P.M.
Radio listings show a full Friday lineup with News at 11:45 and 12:00, then music programs like Eddy Arnold Show, Parade of Songs, and Chamber Chatter. Local features include Fannin Farming and Bonham Livestock, followed by sports and national news blocks ending with Sign Off at 7:30 p.m.
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North Texas
North Tex
Morgan Manner
Johnny Long
Dick Haymes
Gross Feed
Organaires
Bonham Livestock
Hollywood Melodies
Bost
Peeler Drug
Texas Today
D. L. Watson
Sinclair
Tommy's Men's Store Announces First Sale
Tommy Gelhausen owner of Tommy's Men's Store says the first sale starts at 9 o clock Friday morning with top bargains for men and boys. He notes overstock and invites men and boys in Fannin County and Bonham to shop for good deals.
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Tommy
Tommy Gelhausen
Fannin County
Bonham
Political Calendar of Democratic Primaries Announces Candidates
A list of candidates announces official runs in the Democratic primaries on July 26 and August 23. Names include Sam Rayburn Regan Brown and Joe Carter among others seeking Congress State Senate and local posts such as Sheriff Commissioner District Clerk and County Judge with multiple incumbents and challengers listed.
Household Hint Becomes Gelatin Mold Tip
Household hint notes using a muffin pan to mold gelatin for individual salads or desserts. It says this method reduces the chance of tipping in the refrigerator compared to small molds. The piece also mentions Ameri can Samoa tourism rules requiring round trip tickets and proof of financial responsibility for longer stays.
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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 member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include son A P Williams daughter Mittie Williams a brother Will McFarland and three sisters plus seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 5 p m at McCraw Chapel Methodist Church with Rev T J Watts and Rev Kerr. burial Oakwood Cemetery.
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Honey Grove
Pearl Willams
Fort Worth
A. P. Williams
McCraw Chapel
Williams
Albert A. Williams
Honey
Mittie Williams
Fort Wrth
Will McFarland
John Ham
Lubbock
Eva Allen
Lawton
Oklahoma
Will Chaney
McCraw Chapel Methodist Church
T. J. Watts
Rev
Kerr
Oakwood Cemetery
All Sections Must Help Finance Texas Highway Buildings
Texas officials urge rural areas and cities to cooperate in road financing to keep the state highway system usable. The Texas Parade magazine notes that urban funds have concentrated in four large cities, with $51 million of $89.5 million spent in five years and another $89.2 million planned for 1956, urging broader participation for towns under the state’s street construction program.
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TGRA
Texas
Texas Good Roads Association
Austin
Scouters Meet at Lake Fannin Friday Evening
Bois d Arc District leaders of Lone Star Area Council Boy Scouts of America move their meeting to Friday night at 7 00 at the Lake Fannin camp. The shift allows attendance at the Order of Arrow calling out ceremony and invites families to join for a picnic supper and camp inspection before the meeting.
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Bois d’ Arc
Lone Star Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Lake Fannin
Boy Scout
Order of Arrow
Notice to the Public from Bonham Favorite
Public notice from Bonham Daily Favorite warns that any erroneous reflections on character or reputation will be corrected if brought to the publishers’ attention. The United Press headlines are credited to the paper or news dispatches.
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The
United Press
Truman backs seaway plan with Canada without federal funds
President Truman argued states would form a construction pact with Canada to build the seaway without federal money. He warned no president could cut taxes by 15 percent without worsening the national deficit, contrasting with Taft and Eisenhower campaigns proposing tax cuts. He noted deficits have risen by about five billion dollars and that a 15 percent tax cut would be untenable even if possible.
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Great Lanes
Vermont
Canada
Truman
Taft
Eisenhower
Military Couple Visits Kin After Wedding
NEW FULP Cpl. and Mrs. Gene Burnett of Camp Hood Waco recently married visited his parents Mr and Mrs Loyd Burnett. Mrs Harriet Newell moved to her home in Ector. Mrs Charlie Newell recuperating from illness. Mrs Ted Amling returned from Fort Worth where she aided her daughter Mrs Kenneth Whitehead after surgery. Mrs Charles Whiteheard and children of Ector visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Gray. Miss Margie Gray works in Sherman. Mrs Hubert Colvin in Bonham Saturday. Mrs James Ramey visited her grandmother Mrs Savilla Hensley in Ector recently. 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
Clarksdale Police Create Civilian Support Unit
Clarksdale Mississippi forms a civilian police auxiliary named Clarksdale National Aid unit. Originating in 1946, led by A P Terry and hardware head, the force assists at football games and ceremonies, handles traffic, and trains regular officers. Chief Scherck commends the program.
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Clarksdalre
Miss
Clarksdale
Howard D
A. P. Terry
Decid Police Department
Ing
Treasury
Scherck
Ambiguous fragment hints at transport and power claims
The text presents fragmented notes about a baby bottle, a freight car one mile behind a locomotive, and a claim that automotive vehicles on highways produce horsepower comparable to central pay in the country. The passage lacks clear events or identities.
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