Local B and P W Club Installations Honor Officers
An installation ceremony for the Business and Professional Women's Club drew 35 members and guests. Rosella Cook became president with Lucile Huckley as first vice president and other officers named, while retiring president Cole thanked the group for support amid a floral tribute.
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Fedup
Rosella Cook
Lucile Huckley
Ruby Alexander
Juanivy
Nnah Johnson
O. L. Couch
Kathight
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Cole
Berta Wara Fort Worth
Dory- Mahan
Sherman
Reed
Trenton
Hoyt
Kenneth Haggard
Henepiar
Local Softball League Seeks Fan Support For Stand Upgrades
A community softball league outlines debt from construction and upkeep of lights stands and field. Donations from players managers and fans fund umpires and maintenance with every cent directed toward paying obligations. Long term plans foresee a permanent field and larger seating as the sport continues to grow.
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Truman Approves Extension Discussed for OPA Measures
President Truman supports an extension of OPA controls as opposition to the proposal grows in Congress. Senate members indicate little chance of reaching a compromise today, with talks aimed at ending meat dairy and poultry price controls and sending the bill to conference.
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Thck
Senate
Court Upholds Government's Right Contract
Washington June 26 The Federal District Court upheld the government’s authority to contract with the United Mine Workers AFL over a soft coal industry agreement covering about 60 000 supervisory employees in mines now under federal seizure. The decision contends Congress had not barred such bargaining and notes past vetoes and stalled bills.
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Federal District Court
United Mine Workers
AFL
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Asult
Jones and Lauss.Vit Steel Co
Pittsburgh
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Army Promises Better Living Quarters for Postwar Soldiers
An Army recruiting officer described postwar plans to provide superior housing and living conditions. He said the regular Army would assign soldiers to well heated, ventilated barracks with comfortable amenities at permanent posts, with many bases already offering married housing and family facilities both in the United States and overseas. The aim is to ensure domestic comfort and fair treatment for single and married soldiers as the force shrinks after the war.
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Continental United States
Peng Bull
Bonham Cleanup Postponed by Light Rain
A light rain from 4:30 to noon postponed an intensive one day cleanup in Bonham. Kenneth Haggard, overall chairman, urged citizens to continue cleanup as weather allows, noting a good start and belief that existing workers will finish and late starters will perform well.
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Kenneth Haggard
Bonham
UN committee pledges to receive American and Soviet papers
In New York a United Nations atomic energy committee session heard appeals from Australia and other nations. The debate touched on world power control, potential disarmament, and the role of the United States and Soviet Union. Delegates discussed tentative proposals and the influence of big powers on global security.
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New York
United Nation
Reat Obes Commission
Vodas
Medford Area Swept by Turbulent Eruptions and Sheltering Winds
Residents of Medford Oregon faced dangerous winds and smoke as a severe weather event tore through the region. The report notes significant damage near Ashland and Camp White with transport disruptions and widespread power outages. No fatalities are recorded in the available text.
Indians Accept Long-Range Freedom Offer
Leaders of the National Congress party accepted British independence proposals and planned an all-India constitutional convention set for August 1. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad led the party as it approved the plan after rejecting the Brush proposal for a temporary government.
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India
National Congress Party
Ceck
Ion
Brush
Maulana Abul Kalam
Azad
Embargo Proclaimed on Bikini Atoll Shipping and Air Traffic
Vice Admiral Blandy announced a strict embargo on all ships and aircraft within the Bikini area aboard USS Mt. McKinley Tobono. The measure aims to prevent movement and enforce containment, with warnings that force could be used to enforce obedience. The action accompanies formal notes to neighboring nations regarding safety concerns and ongoing test operations in the region.
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Tobono
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Bonham Rotary Speaker Urges City Improvements
Bonham Chamber of Commerce manager K Haegard told the Rotary Club that Bonham should become a balanced city with modern needs. He urged a pasteurization plant, garbage disposal system, better housing for Black residents, and hinted at National Guard improvements and job opportunities for locals.
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Bonham Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Haggard
Bonham
Hagpard
National Guard
Sean
Wwe
Ten Die In Grade Tossing Accident
A fragmented report describes a deadly incident at a grade level event with multiple fatalities. The readable text mentions a crowd, a mishap, and transportation to a hospital, but specifics are unclear.
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report
Fort Worth June 26 cattle sale price roundup notes calves around 15.00 to 17.00 for good and choice fat stockers and yearlings. fair to good slaughter steers and yearlings steady. few low good slaughter steers and yearlings observed. active trading with calves around 16.00.
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Fort Worth
Interior Money Bill By House Lands Budgets
The House approved a Senate crafted interior money bill totaling $94,723,723 less than Senate totals but slightly above prior House figures. It retains the $7,500,000 Appalachian power admin allocation and sets Bonneville funds at $12,470,008. Thirteen reclamation projects were trimmed to the Senate level.
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Washington
Senate
Budget Bureau
Southwestern Power Administration
Bonneville Power Administration
Declared Dead of Lt Powell After 1945 War Casualty
The War Department formally lists Lt Powell Jr as dead after May 25 1945. He served as a navigator on an I 29 bomber and was connected to family members Mrs Walter Kelly and Mr Willnmn CC Powell Sr. The record notes the official status and family ties amid postwar casualty listings.
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Mio Charle
Lyall
Mac
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War Department
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Downey
Truman orders end of War Relocation Authority
President Truman directed Secretary of Labor James P. J. to abolish the War Relocation Authority effective June 30. Created in March 1942, the WRA evacuated 120000 Japanese from the West Coast during the war. Its last camp at Tule Lake closed March 20, and since then staff has prepared for liquidation and record closure.
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Washington
Truman
Loteriar J A
Wwrng
War Relocation Authority
WRA
Tula Lake
Purplus
Bar Association Meeting Notice Disrupted in Texas
A garbled notice from the Texas Bar Association outlines a meeting attended by several lawyers including Wal and Attiuael caeetitee. The document references attendance, location clues, and a schedule with Bar members, judges, and actions to be taken. Details are unclear due to corrupted text but the event appears to involve a bar council meeting and related authorities.
UNRRA Receives Additional 465 Million from House
In Washington on June 26 the House appropriations committee voted 465 million dollars more for UNRRA to fulfill the United States pledge of 2.7 billion dollars to the world relief agency.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
UNRRA
Death Toll Rises From Dallas Blast At Baker Hotel
The Dallas blast at the Baker Hotel last week killed W. Reed, 65, of Grand Prairie, and left J. D. Astney, 21, of Vater, with burns. Doctors at Baylor Hospital said Astney might die. Other injured were recovering as the death toll reached nine.
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Tex
Baker Hotel
Baylor Hospital
J. D. Astney
W. ©. Reed
Grand Prairie Texas
Delicate use of muscles in speaking praised
A reflection on how the most refined application of our muscles lies in speech. The quote suggests eloquence and control in verbal expression as a key human virtue.
Judge Rules It Okay To Chastise Wife
A Texas federal judge stated that a husband may chastise his wife, noting it as a common law state practice. The remarks were made during a case involving a husband and wife, with no opposing lawyer challenging the judge’s comment.
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Dallas
Fen Jie
Ordinary cigarette lengths noted in Shawnee measure
A fragment notes that the ordinary cigarette is two eng three-foot shawnehes long, a quirky local length reference recorded in the page text.
Meeting in Paris Prepares for Sudden EU Crisis Talks
In Paris on June 26 the Big Four summoned an extraordinary foreign ministers meeting for 9:45 pm to fast track discussions on the Italian peace treaty. Russia urged an informal session to address Trieste, while Greece filed a $240 million reparations claim against Italy, as officials maneuver behind closed doors.
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Big Four
U.P
Trieste
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Gieorge Bidault
France
Greece
Italy
Government Cracks Down on Lumber Dealers
Government agencies join a nationwide crackdown on black market lumber and building materials used in veterans housing. The Internal Revenue Service also investigates 20 operators for possible tax fraud.
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Washington
Veterans Housing
Internal Revenue Department
Prance was the tirth Millet the famous palates
The fragment mentions Millet in a context unclear due to OCR errors. No clear events, people, or organizations can be confidently identified to form a full news item.
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