TS Strike Talks In As Continue
June 29 reports say Pilots vote ended their 11 day strike against United Air with a truce after a seven hour meeting in Chicago. Negotiations will resume with the same terms as before the strike as 900 pilots and staff return to work at 2 45 p m CST. Other labor actions include CIO-Cou ration talks with Western Union and a stalled 10 000 phone workers walkout.
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Thomas Bickers
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Breeding Control Polio Targets Flies in City
Officials from Baylor University College of Medicine urge breeding-site eradication to combat polio. Houston reports two city cases and two deaths, with officials noting spraying offers limited benefits. Citywide efforts rely on research and monitoring to curb transmission.
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Baylor Unily College of Medicine
Bes
Charles Boyd
Conto
Pion
Boyd
Houston
Suit seeks $35000 in civil damages over citrus land sale
AP report notes a suit filed in Whsville court against Elmer and Bentsen by 12 individuals and firms from Massion Texas alleging fraud in selling citrus land. Plaintiffs seek return of outlay and damages.
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Whsville
Elmer “and
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Massion
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Suil
Shigo County
Vnal
Senate approves eight month controls extension and beef price stance
The Senate passes an eight month extension of controls with amendments and exemptions after a long session. It marks a shift that may force the House to accept changes. Defense Secretary Marshall urged approval of the eight and a half thousand dollar aid cut while warning European burden sharing remains uneven. The Treasury forecasts a large surplus for 1951 but rising spending risks a near term deficit.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Bernard Baruch
Treasury
Sultry Weather Expected Across Bonham and Panhandle
Bonham faces sultry conditions with a 94 degree daytime high and low readings near 60s to 80s as a stationary cool front lingers in West Texas. Across the state yesterday temperatures reached 110 at Presidio and rainfall included 0.46 inch at Beaumont and 0.1 inch at Galveston.
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Bonham
Panhandt
West Texas
Presidio
Dalhart
Gal
Market Report Live Cattle and Hog Prices Steady to Mixed
Market notes show cattle 160 and calves 100 nominally steady. hogs steady to 25 cents lower for putcher hogs, sows steady, pigs scarce. Good and choice 180-25 pound hogs 22, sows 1-16.
British firm to shut down oil operations in Iran
The Anglo Iranian Oil Company says it will close all Iran operations within days. British staff are summoned to Abadan as the crisis with Premier Mossadegh deepens and a complete stoppage of fields seems possible.
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United Press
Iran
Post Jackson
Mohammed Mossadegh
Abadan
Jackson
Anlio-Iranian Company
Mossadegh
Bill & Key Pussue
Henry Grady
Thei
Aftee
Texas election law measure signed by Governor Shivers
Governor Allan Shivers signed a broad recodification of Texas election laws. The measure becomes effective September 7 as part of the 52nd Legislature's controversial changes. It allows candidates to seek offices under more than one party and adopts a filing system similar to California, while granting the Attorney General authority to investigate multi county elections.
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Austin
Govrnor Allan Shivers
Texas
Adoin Californis
Tex
Bumper spring pig crop reported by U S Department of Agriculture
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a bumper spring pig crop across Texas with high averages. The 1950 total is cited as 6.2 pigs per sow, a record figure, compared to 6.3 in a prior year, indicating strong production gains.
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United States Department of Agricult A Oat
Austin
Texa
Clinic Set Tuesday On OPS Regulations
The Bonham Chamber of Commerce and the Dallas District Office of Price Stabilization will hold a monthly price clinic Tuesday to aid Fannin County businessmen with OPS pricing. Troy from Dallas will assist individuals and provide current regulations and amendments.
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Heras Troy
Dallas
Paul Simpson
Bonham Chamber of Commer
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Simpson
Fannin County
Áine Bonhan
Chamber of Commerce
Jackson Dallas
Big Fourth of July Events Planned at Bonham Golf Club
Bonham Golf Club members plan an all day July 4 celebration starting with a 7:30 breakfast and family picnic. An 8:30 Scotch foursome golf event opens the day, followed by a 1:00 men’s tournament led by CC Martin Jr and John Cochran. A plenie style lunch and an optional bridge or canasta session round out the day.
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Bonham Golf Club
CC Martin, Jr
John Cochran
Horace Smith
Trash Pickup Contract Awarded and New Police Car Bought
Officials announced a trash pickup contract award and purchase of a new police car. State, county, and local officers urged cautious driving for the July 4 holiday, citing heavy highway traffic and the risk of fatal accidents. Drivers were advised to start early, follow traffic laws, and stay alert to other motorists.
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Anderson
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Warre
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Pat Safity
Bonham approves city contracts and trash pickup bids
Bonham officials Wednesday afternoon authorized the purchase of a new police car and awarded Patterson a trash collection contract for the coming year. Patterson bid 187.50 per month for dry trash and per month for wet garbage with weekly pickup starting July 2, pending final bid checks.
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Peking
Patterson
Monda
Perrin Field to Become Jet Base
Perrin Field in Sherman is slated to be converted into a jet base with primed headquarters. Officials announce planned redevelopment, aiming to place Perrin Field as a key military aviation facility and training center.
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Jet Base
Truman approves Korea cease fire talks instructions
President Truman has approved field instructions for possible Korean cease fire negotiations. General Ridgway will carry the terms as commander in the Far East, with Washington to approve any settlement. Ridgway signals willingness to consider an armistice proposal from the enemy as UN forces press a base at Kumsong and seek a truce.
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Los
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Nasrullah Entezam
UN General Assembly
UN Secretariat
New York
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Europe
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Truman
Korea
Matthew Ridgway
Ridgway
Robert Lovett
Defense
Washington
United States
Tokyo
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Kumsong
James van Fleet
Eighth Army
A A. Burke
Veteran Federal Employee Retires After Long Service
A veteran federal employee retires after decades of service in Dallas and Fort Worth. The worker spent his career with the Bureau of A, including eight years in hog cholera and tick eradication work across Texas.
Weather forecast for East Texas with scattered showers
The forecast notes cloudy skies and continued warm temperatures this afternoon and Saturday. Scattered thundershowers are expected near the upper coast this afternoon and in the eastern portion Saturday. Moderate southeast winds will blow along the coast.
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East Texas
Nuar
Local Scout Merit Work Highlighted Amid Small Town Life
Wattling events unfold as four Scout troop members finish required merit tasks. Dr Jack Resnoldy nears recovery near Lake Fannia with Buoy Scouts. Banter about hamburgers and a Golf Club gathering with plans for meals and upcoming tournaments mark a quiet community day in Bonham Mass.
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Wasson
Jack Shuimper
Tore Lanwood
Jack Resnoldy
Lake Fannia
Barrow
Hunger Ends Plans Of Two Lads to Build Jet Rocket
Two Houston boys aged 12 and 13 left home to work on a jet rocket and atomic energy project. After traveling to Galveston they returned penniless and hungry, carrying a satchel of blueprints, a rifle, bullets, and other gear, but decided to abandon the project for now.
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Houston
Leon Matchett
Horace McKinley
Galveston
Leon
McKinley
Favorite carriers face clothing caper after clothes vanish
Two Daly favorite boys George Durner and Robert Phillips delivering routes near Mephenson school find their clothes missing from a bank after a swim. Shoes and paper bags remain. search parties, parents, and fellow carriers join the hunt. Pants must be made from bags while officials locate missing garments and gear.
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Robert Phillips
Mephenson School
Billy Bell
Turner
Jim
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