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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
4
Railroads and airlines face ongoing labor disputes as pilots and engineers push for wage changes and better terms. A federal mediator schedules talks with railroad unions and communications workers to seek settlements while pilots demand pay and scheduling safeguards.
Galveston Mayor Herbert Cartwright urged a local option approach to gambling and liquor by the drink at a Texas House Crime Investigating Committee hearing in Austin. He warned that closing Galveston would worsen conditions and cited varied local attitudes on regulation. Sheriff Frank Braggins testified about raids and limits on enforcement against Mares connected dens.
A burglar stripped Leonard Store at Las hata by forcing a sliding warehouse door. The thief used a hand truck to load several refrigerators and a deep freezer onto a truck before fleeing. Sheriff Milam Anderson said the incident is under investigation and local help is sought to locate the stolen items.
A statewide pickup order was issued for Clyde Armstrong, indicted for burglary in the Sixth District Court. Sheriff Muam Anderson announced the order. Armstrong’s trial was set for Monday, July 2, and a $100 reward was offered for arrest or information leading to his capture.
United Press reports Iran speeds troops toward Abadan amid Britain dispatching cruiser Mauritius. Iran vows to resist aggression as Attlee and Churchill confer with ambassador Shepherd considering evacuation and countermeasures.
Reading fragments indicate Honey Grove hosts a rodeo opening on Thursday. The item mentions Highway 100 and a date in June or August, but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
A tentative plan emerged for a cease fire order spanning several weeks involving China and Great Britain as Western and Eastern powers watched Middle East tensions. Russian and American diplomats weighed the impact of continuing or ending the Four Power talks in Paris amid shifting regional crises.
A United Press report says a tornado struck Wakeene Kansas around midnight causing at least three deaths and many injuries. Rescue workers and National Guard units responded as crews assessed extensive damage across the region amid heavy rains.
In Denison on Tuesday a four three man panel addressed price wage and material controls as part of a one day clinic hosted by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce District 1. John Flanagan Houston president and Hubert Marrison spoke as Longstew executive secretary urged understanding and obedience to regulations while decrying economic regimentation.
Pearson, employed by Pittsburgh-Dera Muines Steel Company, died after falling from a tower while working on a project. He had been on site since April 20 1946.
A local fire station receives a new look with repainting and updated wall colors replacing dull aluminum. Workers Ferguson and Live Tu inspect the task as the painting progresses and the project moves outdoors.
American Ambassador Alan Kirk met with Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko at the Kremlin to seek detailed terms of the arms cease-fire proposal attributed to Jacob Malik. Secretary Acheson said Washington expected further light within hours as negotiations shift to field commanders at the 38th parallel.
A fragmented, unnamed newspaper passage mentions individuals such as Margaret Halls Omght, Lorene Drake, Mr Buster Junns, Dr Dorat Roberts, and Newt Waller. It references a wedding, teaching, a parking issue, a power mower, a bite incident, and local residents in ESqrentiaatay with scattered place names like Berks and Grove.
Weather notes describe a warm spell with highs around 94 degrees and a cooler night in contrast. Forecasters mention strong south winds and showers moving through the region, with county updates on field work and farm conditions impacted by the heat.
Markets show slow to weak demand across cattle hogs and feeder pigs. Beef cows fetching 22.00 to 26.50 with value slipping. slaughter stock 30.00 to 34.00. hogs 25.00 lower on lighter demand. feeder pigs 180 to 250 pounds 22.90 to 24.40 большинстве. buyers wary as sales extend into late session.
Partly cloudy this afternoon with scattered thundershowers in extreme northwest tonight. Showers possible in the northwest tomorrow with moderate southerly winds along the coast.
Secretary-General Trygve Lie arrives in New York to assist in peace talks as he resumes duties after a brief vacation. Reports say discussions will include Korean and Soviet issues with key delegates from Nasrallah and Rostan, aiming to advance unity at the General Assembly.
Defense Department reports U S combat casualties in Korea surpass 3000 for the second straight week, lifting total battle deaths to 12670 with 1949 wounded and 680 missing as of the latest tally amid ongoing central front operations.
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