Hiss Admits Receiving State Documents During Nye Probe
In New York Hiss testifies on seventh day of perjury trial. He confirms giving some State Department papers to the Nye committee and to J Peters. Chambers admits under plea that he handled Communist underworld documents in the 1930s.
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York
Dune
Senate Investigation Committee
Ite
Punker Chambers
Hiss
Senate
J. Peters
United States
State Department
New York
Thomas
Nye
Tou
Nye Committee
Documenta
Ned
Chambera
Wens Group Meeting To Discuss City Cleanup Plan
The Wednesday wens Group will hold a formal meeting at 10 oclock in the council chamber to organize fees and plan work. The agenda includes buying a logging machine for the spray business, a city wide cleanup of vacant lots and creek banks, and weed control with representatives from each luncheon club and other city groups.
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Hime
Aday
Ciluncheon Club
Unhurt Pilot in Cotton-Dust Plane Incident Monday
Special report notes pilot Baty escaped injury when a cotton dust plane experienced engine trouble after takeoff near Honey Grove and Ladena. The craft lost power shortly after lifting off from the landing strip, but remained intact with minor damage observed during descent.
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Y Baty
Honey Grove Ladena
Coal operators reject three day week proposal
West Virginia reports soft coal operators voting unanimously to reject John L. Lewis proposed plan for a three day work week while contract talks proceed.
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White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
John L. Lewis
Trash pickup to start in Bonham on July 5
City manager John Bacon Saunders announces the first city wide trash pickup will begin Tuesday July 5 with water users billed. South Bonham crews start that day, followed by East Bonham July 6 and West Bonham July 7. Center Street and the railroad mark division lines. Willard Castle was the low bidder on the project.
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John Bacon Saunders
South Bonham
East Bonham
West Bonham
Center Street
East
Texas and Paific Railroad
Saunders
Jaycees Install New Officers for July Term
New Bonham Jaycees officers were installed at the regular meeting Monday night. Paul Simpson became president succeeding Ike Newby. Vice presidents Bob Shuffler and Gene Wilshire. secretary Bud Sandlin. treasurer Ray Woods. directors Jimmy Collins and Dec Hudson.
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Bonham Jaycees
Paul Simpson
Ike Newby
Bob Shuffler
Gene Wilshire
Bud Sandlin
Ray Woods
Jimmy Collins
Dec Hudson
Floyd Cowan
Newby
Jaycees
Supreme Court Reverses One Conviction in Survey of Searches
The Supreme Court reversed one conviction citing evidence from an illegal search may be admitted in state or local courts, while upholding another conviction based on illegally obtained evidence in a federal case. The decision reviewed several instances involving searches, seizures, and consequential rulings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Iam
Lustig
New Jersey
Ust
Denver
Lepal
Uber
Parking Meter No Match for Horse in Fort Worth
A runaway horse clashed with a street parking meter in Fort Worth. The meter was damaged nearly to the ground but the horse and driver were unharmed and the wagon driver remained with the horse.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Weather forecast for East Texas Bonham area
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers in West and North portions. Temperatures steady. Moderate to fresh southeast and south winds along the coast. Bonham and vicinity remains partly cloudy and warm this afternoon and Wednesday with widely scattered thundershowers. lowest tonight expected.
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East Texas
Bonham
Six Government Regulations to Expire Thursday
Washington report notes six government regulations set to lapse Thursday unless renewed by Congress. Key items include Federal Reserve Board limits on down payments for mortgage finance and authority over strategic materials, with several other regimes expiring June 30. The article suggests the post expiration period could alter credit controls, trade powers, and transportation use.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Board Authourity
Am Rease Bank Reaer
Commerce Department
Office of Defense Transpoortation
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Amateur Rodeo Slated July 4 At Honey Grove
The Honey Grove Round-Up Club will stage a late afternoon rodeo at the rodeo arena on Highway 1 north of Honey Grove on Monday July 4. Local stars and top amateur performers are expected to perform, promising an entertaining event for fans.
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Honey Grove
Highway 1
Steel Plant Bid for Loan Rejected
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation refused a loan to Lone Star Steel of Dangerfield Texas for expansion. The board said it may match, dollar for dollar, up to half of the needed funds if the company raises the other half.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lone Star Steel Company
Dangerfield
Texas
East Texas
Juno
KFC
Selfs 4-H Boy Receives Sears Dairy Award Jersey Heifer
Allen Gray of Fannin County's Selfs 4-H club wins a registered Jersey heifer through the Sears Foundation Dairy Program. District judges selected him from contestants. he must return one-fourth her milk value during the first lactation. The foundation provides a $150 grant, with possible extra funds added by the family.
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Allen Gray
Selfs
Sears Foundation
Nick Owen
Young Gray
Bates Dairy
Honey Grove
Owen
the Seas Foundation
Don Frank Jenkins
New Fulp
Jimmy Sullivan
Ladonia
James Campbell
Bartley Woods
Ray Smith
Gaberleon Watson
Ravenna
James Austin Nunnel
Concrete Work Starts on East 9th Street Project
H Lacy Cu moved heavy equipment to East Ninth Street to begin pouring concrete on Loop 205 from the East 9th end to the domi filiary site entrance. Half the pavement has been poured from Highway 82 north to the site and the remaining half will be poured soon with levelling treatment to Rustoth Street west to Highway 78.
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IL. H Lacy Cu
East Ninth Street
Loop 205
East 9Th
Domi Filiary
Highway 82
Rustoth Street
Highway 78
Texas-Pacific Reports Drop In Net Income
Dallas June 28 A P Texas and Pacific Railway reports a drop in net income. For January through May this year the line earned about 1 9 million, down from 2 4 million in the same period last year. Operating revenues run about one third lower than a year ago.
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Texas-Pacific
Dallas
A.P
Texas and Pacific Railway
Railway
Tutu
Fort Worth Livestock Market Summary
Market report for Fort Worth shows cattle prices across grades with fed steers and yearlings 27.50, beef cows 14.00-17.60, calves 22.60-31.00, stockers 17.00-21.00, bulls 14.00-18.50. Hogs range from 16.00-21.00 for various weights with sows 16.00-16.50 and feeder pigs 16.00-19.00.
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Fort Worth
Second Week of Scout Camp Has Full Troop List
The Lone Star Area Council Camp on Lake Texoma enters week two with Scouts and leaders from Commerce Clarkesville Bonham Sulphur Springs Paris Mt Pleasant Honey Grove Saltillo Bartley Woods Roxton and more. Activities include ax yard rope yard compass course first aid signaling and pioneering while camp staff led by Camp Director Mack Love oversee waterfront trading post and camp fire programs. More troops are asked to reserve as the fourth week July 10 16 is filled. Food praised by campers with Lonnie Biglow as head chef and three assistants.
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Lone Star Area Council
Lake Texoma
Commerce
Clarkesville Bonham
Sulphur Springs
Peran Gap
Pittsburg
Cooper, Ector
Bagwell
Paris
Mt Pleasant Paris
Honey Grove
Saltillo
Bartley Woods
Roxton
Lonnie Biglow
Mack Love
Marlin Sanderson Ias
Jungie
Gene Danner
Jue ‘Suidfeder Wagne
John Miller i
Charles Moore
Pete Gray Released by Dallas Eagles After Incident
Pete Gray, the one arm outfielder, was released by the Dallas Eagles after an incident at a Dallas hotel. Police detained him for suspected intoxication but released him when not intoxicated. Gray planned to travel to Nantoke Pennsylvania, with uncertainty over his future in baseball.
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Dallas
Pete Jaray
Eagles
Row Burnett
Dallas Baseball
Ub Gray
Mat
Burnett
Caludewate
Bears
Bray
Nantoke
Pennsylvania
Rippled Pe Sons
Choctaw County Club Releases Quail Sunday
Choctaw County Spartans release quail Sunday at the club president home for restocking efforts. Birds were distributed to various parts of the county with additional shipments planned in July and August totaling about 1,200 birds.
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Choctaw County Club
Hugo
Oktabomya Gapl
Choctaw County Spartamens
Autehery
Texas House Approves 1950 Farm Education Plan 17-9
A Texas House committee backed a Gillmer Aikin education reform package creating a streamlined 180 million dollar education program. It includes abolishing the state superintendent post and establishing a 71 member state board of education with funding to start at 4.3 million dollars annually, subject to later board elections.
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Texas
Gillmer-Aikin
Gilmer-Aikin Committee
Ding
Senate
House
Beauford
I. A Woods
Wo Cavness
Ommissioner of Education
Radios Being Installed on Police Cars
City and county police will receive two way radios funded for installation in police cars and a fire truck. Bob Shuffler and Truman Wright of Station KFYN lead the installation with county cars also to be equipped as costs are shared. Central unit work hinges on new parts expected within ten days.
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Bob Shuffler
Truman Wright
KFYN
Ro Mehiss
Bonham
Constaunt
Milam Anderson
Phares Services Held Saturday
Mr. HH Phares fisherman passed away Friday. Burial services were held Saturday. Mrs Phares was a devoted member of the community and contributed to local affairs.
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Phares
HH . Phares
oWe Frida An Sheri Burk Services
Wetec Bea Seabai
Burham
Congressional adjournment date not set
Washington June 28 Senator Lucas and House Speaker Rayburn say the adjournment date will not be definite. They agreed Congress has a lot of work to finish. Rayburn said we are going to adjourn when we are through.
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Washington
U.P
Lucas
House
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Rayburn
Martin Dies Predicts War with Soviet Russia Inevitable
A U.S. political figure declares war with Soviet Russia unavoidable in the forthcoming era. The statement underscores rising tensions and calls for decisive national readiness as international relations intensify.
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Martin
Soviet Russia
Rotary Ann Night Briefly Noted At Local Banquet
A local Rotary Club event titled Rotary Ann Night is planned for Thursday. The notice references a banquet and recognition of members with unclear details due to damaged text.
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Rotary Ann
Price Supports Boosted By Farm Measure in Vote
The House Agriculture Committee approved a 1958 farm program by 17 to 8, boosting price supports and testing direct subsidies to producers. Pace pushes rapid action while Republicans vow to press for the current supports. The plan limits subsidies to three commodities next year and awaits next session for full enactment.
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Stephen Pace
Georgia
House
Pace
Republican Committee
Ag‘tyre
Charles Bran
Layman's League Meets Wednesday
A local layman's league announces a Wednesday meeting series hosted at a community venue. Details listed include tentative dates and remarks on attendance and meal provisions.
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Layman’s League
Willow Wild Care Association Announces Annual Meeting
The Willow Wild Care Association will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 10. John E Meade secretary general manager announces election of officers for the coming year as a principal item on the agenda.
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Willow Wild Care Association
Share Nulder
Jonn E Meade
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