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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
6
A financial column surveys 1954 outlook including stock yields after tax changes, inflation risks, and sector trends. It notes cautious buy recommendations, per capita unemployment modestly improved, labor market dynamics, and real estate shifts. A VA Center marker installation is also reported.
Winds up to fifty miles per hour lash Brownsville Texas as power and phone outages spread. Rain measured 1.72 inches in 24 hours, with shrimp luggers secured and auxiliary police mobilized in Port Isabel. Evacuations moved children from three Brownsville camps as forecasters expect the eye to stay south of the Rio Grande.
Shivers earned 425000 while representing John H. Shary estate in selling under 20000 acres of brush land to Rio Development Co for about 18 million two months before buying an option that yielded a 1700 percent return. He helped enforce land fraud laws. Judge Kennerly ordered a sworn deposition opened, despite Shivers lacking proof of injury. Campaign manager Pat Beard admitted pushing for public deposition.
The listing outlines a full day of radio programming from 6:00 AM to 7:15 PM with News, Music shows, and sponsor mentions including Bonham Building and Loan, Chamber of Commerce, and Kuykendal Grocery. The page notes a water permit for irrigation and the formation of a water district with $3 million in bonds approved.
James Thomas Holman a New Hope farmer born August 12 1894 died. Survivors include wife son Curtis Holman Altoga two daughters Mrs Janie Allen Blythe Calif and Mrs Gracie Ruth Lockaby Hudsonville community. One sister Mrs Pearl Sargant Oklahoma. Funeral services with Wise in charge incomplete. Justice of Peace Tom Reece Leonard called to hold inquest as W F Keeton unavailable. Constable Wade Morris assisted Reece.
The French said a ta was blown up near the point seized by the Communists but rail and highway routes to Haiphong remain open. French pilots reported violent bombardment of Communist positions.
Giants and Cardinals battle in a 7 o’clock twin bill for the first half title. Both clubs are tied and a sweep by one team will clinch the half. a split keeps them tied.
R L Bradshaw 68 of Ladonia died at his home Friday morning June 25. He was a retired farmer born Sept 27 1885 in Mississippi husband of Lilly Winn since 1911. Survived by wife one son Woodrow Bradshaw Dallas one daughter Mrs Coy McClanahan Dallas two brothers one sister and two granddaughters. Funeral at Ladonia Methodist Church Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev Raymond Trompler and Rev O F Fitzpatrick officiating. Delta Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers named. Burial in Presbyterian cemetery.
The informal weekend at the White House focused on sustaining cooperation across channels. Officials emphasized the need for durable dialogue and steady collaboration with allied partners.
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