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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
10
Pred H Watley a member of the Mate Beat of Education and secretary treasurer of the Chris ata dy lecco Churches in Texas has returned to his home in Arlington after a business visit here.
South Texas political figure George B. Parr and 11 Duval county defendants are slated for trial July 5 in New Braunfels on conspiracy to steal or misapply funds of the Benavides independent school district. Milligan faces July 28 in Brenham on theft and conspiracy charges. Tyson Summy to be tried for notary false certificate.
Chicago police report Frank Neumann a 32 year old bus driver recovered more than $5500 in cash left on his bus and received a $50 reward. The money belonged to Beverly Cruse 42 who misplaced her purse on Saturday.
Kay and Eric discuss Jarvis Ireland as a Panmunjum special bulletin confirms his fate. Kay, shaken, learns her brother may be alive in a prisoner exchange while Eric confesses belief and shares a tender moment before taking her home.
A mixed schedule listing daily radio segments and hosts including UP News Crittenden Butane Morning Devotional Platter Chatter and Bank News. Entries name programs like Sign On Morning Devotional Melody and Record Hop with various sponsors and local figures such as D L Watson Hatley Motor Co and First National Bank.
National Democratic Chairman Paul Butler ended his week in Texas without visiting financier Jesse H. Jones who was reported ill. Butler flew from Seguin after a luncheon with Texas committee woman Mrs. H. H. Weinert and said the one week tour was very beneficial for the party.
James B. Conant said West Germany plans strict civilian control over its new army. He discounted fears that a re armed Germany could revive traditional German militarism.
End of year figures show 423 retirees in Fannin County received $18 964 monthly in social security. An additional 336 dependents and survivors drew $10 065 monthly. The 1954 amendments boosted benefits and introduced new rules including dropping years of low earnings and protectingDisabled workers wage records.
In Fannin County 31 mothers received benefits totaling 1207 dollars per month at the end of 1954.
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