Fannin REA Meeting to Be Held Here Monday
The Fannin County Electric Cooperative will hold its annual meeting in Bonham Monday at 2 p.m. in the American theatre, expected to draw 400 to 500 members. Directors Willie J. Hall and Grover C Hall retire. Harold H. Walker and Frank Wishard seek seats. Door prizes, reports on past operations, and future plans are on the agenda. The meeting emphasizes brevity to let members return home for evening chores.
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Bonham
American Theatre
Grover Hall
Roy Renfro
Sam Morgan
Willie J. Hall
Ravenna
Grover C Hall
Honey Grove
Harold H. Walker
Frank Wishard
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Nour Electric
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Traffic safety note from Texas Highway Patrol captain
Capt. Harry Hutchinson of the Texas Highway Patrol urges heightened caution as July 4 holiday travel increases. The letter emphasizes speeding dangers and the need for safe driving practices to reduce accidents during peak travel times.
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Harry Hutchinson
Texas Highway Patrol
Police pledge to curb deadly traffic during 4th of July period
Texas Highway Patrol vows strict enforcement to protect the public from deaths caused by traffic violations during the Independence Day holiday. The force says past holidays have seen excessive slaughter on highways and pledges to apprehend violators to defend citizens right to life and happiness.
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Texas Highway Patrol
Red Skelton Will Tour Washington With Son
Comedian Red Skelton and his nine year old son Richard begin a fast tour of Washington to see every major landmark. They will visit the capital with Skelton’s wife Georgia and daughter Valentina, aiming to pack a lifetime of adventures into a brief summer trip.
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Washington
Red Skelton
Richard
Red Shelton
Georgia
Valentina
Martin Kowalski
Steubenville
Ohio
Short-Circuited Atomic Device Fails In Test
An atomic device at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada short circuited and failed to explode during the sixth 1957 nuclear test. The incident prompted evacuations of about 2,000 Marines as American and foreign correspondents observed the event.
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Atomic Kenergy Commission
Dulles Reaffirms U. S. Refusal to Recognize China
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles reaffirmed that the United States will not recognize Communist China while it remains under Beijing government. He warned that international communism in China is a passing phase and rejected seating China in the United Nations or expanding cultural or trade ties. Dulles spoke at Lions International convention and urged policies aimed at preventing Communist influence.
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San Francisco
John Foster Dulles
Red China
United States
China
Dulles
Pasping
United Nations
Lions International
Senate acts to restore funds in Ike defense bid
The Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee restored about 971.5 million of the House cut from the defense budget to aid President Eisenhower's budget push amid a looming civil rights fight. The plan aims to fuel Army Navy and Air Force needs while deferring details. The White House indicated a broader fight over the civil rights measure could run five to six weeks.
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Family Pickets Win South End Ind TlP
Hub ert Marvin 27 turned homeclf on to authorities because His wife and three children picketed the home of his parents Marvin had been sought since June 7 for all geq failure to make support payments to nip fuen DOG COLLISION GENEPANY UP Patrol man Robert Odds whose mower cycle collided with two dogs suf fered leg hip and elbow injuries while the two canines reaper up shopped at him and trotted away.
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South End
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Nip Fuen
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Robert Odds
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35 Are Known Dead In Wake of Hurricane
Rescue parties push by boat along the hurricane battered Louisiana coast reporting 35 killed with many missing as a town was swept away by 105 mph winds and huge waves. Refugees from Cameron arrive in Lake Charles with injuries. amateur radio operators deny confirmed death tolls as crews assess the disaster along the Texas Louisiana border.
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Lousiana
Lake Charles
Texas
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Cameron
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Marshall Sad
Ilias
Caucasieu
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Mississippi
Ohio
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Congress Urged to Act on Court Decisions and FBI Access
Attorney General Herbert Breant urged Congress to curb court carryover effects and require timely procedures in criminal cases. He backed expanding FBI information to federal prosecutors and pressed for a constitutional directive to limit court power over access to reports. Breant spoke to a Senate Judiciary subcommittee amid party tensions.
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Wild & Brave Cmaetyes
Minton
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Bois d Arc District awaits state hearing on flood project
Bois der flood control district 15 ready for public hearing as state committee arrives for final approval. Secretary A K Yates notes district complies with state requirements and that farmers landowners and local residents will have ample notice.
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Stateom
A K Yates
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Distract
Mississippi town reels after deadly Audrey tornado
Emergency reports tally 87 feared dead or missing as Hurricane Audrey devastates a Mississippi town and Vermilion parish along the coast. Survivors reach shore by boat while rescue teams race to pull people from wreckage and assess widespread collapse.
Christenberry Named GOP Candidate for New York Mayor
A former Washington Herald reporter from the 1920s, Christenberry is described as a native of Me Lemey Tennessee and linked to New York politics as the GOP candidate for mayor. The incomplete text references his background and candidacy amid party context.
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Huricane Left Dead and Injured in Cameron Report
The area dispatch said a doctor and nurse were sent to Cameron Iowa after Hurri cane Aubrey caused casualties. The Dovertry and wureare from Lake Charters area.
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Denton
Tex
Cnvil Dbfenen
Adarinintrnton
Cameron
Aubrey
Lake Ctartes
Untitled item on local coffee break meeting noted in text
A fragment mentions several people including Barney GUrves Tom Scott Juhn Dickey and others during a coffee break withKochey Mc Mulan and the Bigxyer staff discussing matters. The text contains garbled names and unclear context from a single day.
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Tom Scott
Juhn Dickey
Buaier Cok
John Ariedge
Peal Arleige
Kochey McMulan
Bigxyer
Leovaad Gworer Wailing Vitae
Udell Brown Sud K. K
Manakin Collering
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