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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
2
Man Contemplates Move After Repeated Motorcycle Crashes
Shigeo Tanaka near Higashiyam Highway faces relocation as ten motorcycles veer off an S curve and crash into his home in two weeks, including a severe night with seven impacts. In separate dispatches, the English press notes a push by the Federation of Women’s Institutes to extend National Health Service doctors’ access to soundproofing in waiting rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyoto
Japan
UPI
Shigeo Tanaka
Higashiyam Highway
London
Federation of Women's Institute
Nxt
Man survives railroad accident after beer slip
Sparta Wisconsin resident Arthur Shaffer slept on railway tracks after drinking two beers and waking to a freight train rolling over 20 cars. He crawled away with only head cuts, joking he would have been all right if not for watching the accident unfold. New York Mayor Wagner dismissed Soviet claims that the city had the world's dirtiest air, noting it drifted from New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Arthur Shaffer
Shaffer
Chicano and North Western Railway
New York
UPI
Ropert F. Wagner
Frol Kozlov
Wagner
New York City
New Jersey
Congress Nears Vote on Tax Extension Amid Deadline
Congress moves to approve a 3 billion dollar extension of tax rates on beer wine liquor cigarettes autos and corporate income before midnight Tuesday. Provisions on local phone calls and some travel taxes may be repealed or delayed with last minute Senate amendments in play. Ray Cohen questioned by Senate Rackets Committee after illness and tuna tournament appearance in Atlantic City. Senator Norris Cotton urges Eisenhower to sign aid to airports extension continuing 63 million dollars annually for two more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate House
Senate
Teamsters
Atlantic City
N J
Ray Cohen
Philadelphia
Sinatra
Dean
Bing
Dinah
Governor Earl Long to divorce Blanche in Winfield remarks
In Winfield Louisiana Gov Earl K Long announced plans to divorce his wife Blanche saying she raised more help than the man who fired the shot heard round the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Earl K. Long
Blanche
Democratic presidential hopefuls cited in Bridges quip
Sen Styles Bridges rebukes Senate Democrats for advocating higher defense spending. The New Hampshire Republican jokes that with so many Democratic presidential candidates in the chamber, a person cannot walk down the aisle without tripping over one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Senate
Train wreck tragedy at trestle sparks gas explosion
In Meldrim Georgia David Parker, a train crash victim, watched two tank cars of butane cooking gas explode on a trestle above a river beach. Liquid fire flooded the crowd as the train jumped the track while Parker, swimming below, recalled the ice sheet and children crying for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meldrim
David Parker
River Recreation
Friends Attend Rites for Mrs Nash
A community group gathered for the funeral of Mrs. C. A. Nash in Honey Grove on Tuesday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bert Webster Mr. and Mrs. Char ley Dewoody Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Buster Shepherd Mrs. Morrison Cooper and Mrs FH. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper and daughter returned to Fort Worth after visiting Mrs. Nash's mother, Mrs. J. R Fogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotion Center
Spl
C. A. Nash
Honey Grove
Bert Webster
Charley Dewoody
J. D. Davidson
Buster Shepherd
Morrison Cooper
FH. Taylor
Charles Cooper
Fort Worth
J. R Fogle
Price Rise Blamed on Eisenhower Policies by Democrats
Democrats accused President Eisenhower of pushing price hikes through his policies not Congress spending. They argued the administration and Nixon committee report push inflation controls, while warning that Congress risks rising deficits and urging tax reform studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International Washington
UPI
Fusenhower
House
John W. McCormack
Mass
Eisenhoower
Congress
Eisenhower
McCormack
Spe
Cial
Richard M. Nixon
Fesenhower
Paul H. Bouzas
D-11
Congressions Economic Committee
Nixon Group
Service clubs offer round the clock home repair help
The Allied Homeowners Association and National Home Owners Club provide 24/7 access to vetted repairmen for a yearly fee. Members pay 5 to 12 dollars and receive one monthly bill with promised on call service and promised workmanship guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Homeowners Assn
National Home Owners Club
Better Business Bureau
National
Not That Kind Sinatra Says He Loathes Night Clubs
Hollywood star Frank Sinatra rejects nightclub image saying he loathes nightclubs and only goes with friends or family. He discusses loneliness, family life with Nancy and kids, desire to slow work pace, and plans for fewer movies and more golf and reading. He cites a back‑to‑back schedule of films, nightclub appearances, and records as exhausting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Dubrow
UPI
Hollywood Correspondent
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
MGM
Tony
Curtis
Ernie) Kovacs
Dean
Martin
Palm Springs
Sinatra
Record Haul of Marijuana Seized by Houston Police
Houston narcotics officers seized 28 pounds of marijuana in a stakeout. Two men Vernon Nichols and Ernest Lee Watson were arrested on possession charges after a delivery believed from Mexico. The haul could fetch $50 000 to $60 000 on the illegal market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
UPI
Vernon Nichols
Ernest Lee Watson
Mexico
Mr. Hegueser
Nichols
Narcotics Bureau
Watson
Diplomat Robbed of Secret Papers in Veracruz
Police sought suspects after thieves broke into the car of Czecho Slovakian diplomat Jarmok Bila schke in Cordoba Veracruz and stole a brief case with confidential documents and a Geiger counter. Blaschke reportedly left town without filing a complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordoba
Veracruz
UPI
Jarmok Bilaschke
Blaschke
Relaxation ritual described by a weary creator
The speaker notes that creators must relax to avoid rust. After a tough day at work they unwind by staring at any TV program, calling it idiotic, while their houseboy comments on the habit with a quizzical remark.
Leonard Van Dyck Rites Held Monday
Leonard Van Dyck 50 year old World War I veteran of Vernon Texas died June 26 1959 at Bonham VA hospital Graveside rites were conducted by Chaplain Edwin Gorom with Wise Funeral home directing interment at Willow Wild cemetery Pallbearers included Daniel McKeehan John Sweeney Eric Mack Willis Roberts Ned Brown and William Haley Born in Middlebury New York on April 16 1909 there are no known survivors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard van Dyck
Vernon
Tex
Bonham VA Hospital
Edwin Gorom
Wise Funeral Home
Willow Wild Cemetery
Dadniel McKeehan
John Sweeney
Eric Mack
Willis Roberts
Ned Brown
William Haley
New York
Mr. van Dyck
Middlebury
Benjamin JF Blair Rites Set Tuesday
Benjamin Frank Blair 75 of Pecan Gap died Sunday in Commerce hospital after long illness. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Delta Funeral Home Ladonia with Rev E Smith and J B Hibbard officiating. Burial in Pecan Gap cemetery. He was born June 1 1884 in Hunt County a retired ginner and oil mill employee. Survived by wife of home, one son G V Blair of Dallas, two sisters, one brother and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladonia
Spl
Benjamin Frank Blair
Pecan Gap
Commerce Hospital
Delta Funeral Home
E Smith
J.B. Hibbard
Blair
Hunt County
Billy and
Clemintine Robertson Blair
G. V. Blai
Dallas
Emmett Blair
Paducah
W. P. Garrison
Mattie Myers
el Campo
Bailey Inglish Dies at 73 in Bonham
Leslie Bailey Inglish 73 native of Fannin county and grandson of Bonham founder Bailey Inglish died in a local hospital Sunday June 28 1959. Funeral 4 PM Monday at Wise Funeral Home chapel with Rev W T Stephenson officiating. Interment Inglish cemetery pallbearers Fred Gibbs Roy Dick Sr Gordon Vincent True Adams Ed Daniels Hooper Rosser. Survivors include brother C E Inglish and sister Miss Willie Inglish both of Bonham Route 2 and several nieces and nephews. He belonged to First Methodist Church and farmed north of Bonham before retirement born Bonham November 8 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bailey Inglish
Fannin County
Bailey Inglish
Bonham
Wise Funeral Home
W. T. Stephenson
First Methodist Church
Inglish
Fred Gibbs
Roy Dick
Gordon Vincent
True Adams
Ed Daniels
Hooper Rosser
C. E Inglish
Willie Inglish
Route 2
Services Held For Cleo P Aaron
Services for Cleo P. Aaron a year old retired farmer were held at the First Congregational Meth...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo P. Aaron
First Congregational Meth
Obituary: Aaron Rites Held at Bonham After Long Illness
Aaron died at his Route 3 Bonham home Saturday June 27 1959 after years of illness. The service was led by Rev A M McLain of Lubbock and Rev Bob Rowe of Boyd Baptist at the Odist church. Burial followed in Burns Cemetery near Trenton with Cooper Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by son Thomas Aaron Route 3 Bonham three daughters Mrs Roy West Wolfe City Mrs Elizabeth McCleary and Mrs Rosa Lee Vincent of Trenton, six brothers seven sisters 22 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Mrs Aaron preceded him in death years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odist
Aaron
Route 3
Bonham
A. M. McLain
Lubbock
Bob Rowe
Boyd Baptist Church
Burns Cemetery
Trenton
Cooper Funeral Home
Thomas Aaron
Roy West
Wolfe City
Elizabeth McCleary
Rosa Lee Vincent
Alabama
Mrs J P Ownby rites set for Tuesday in Whitewright
Mrs. J P Ownby 70 longtime Whitewright resident died at a Trenton rest home early Monday June 29 1959. Services are 3:30 p m Tuesday at Barnhart Funeral Home with Rev Bill Smith and Rev H V Caraway in charge. Interment in Vittito cemetery Kentuckytown. Survivors include her husband five sons three daughters and one son in U S Army Japan. Born February 9 1889 in Missouri she wed J P Ownby August 20 1913 at Tom Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Sp l
J. P. Ownby
Trenton
R Uo Ownby
Addran Piatt
Bonham
Barnheart Funeral Home
Gue
Bill Smith
Bethel Baptist Church
H. V. Caraway
Furst
Kentuckytown
Famly
J. E. Ownby
Guy Ownby
Sherman
L. H. Ownby
Dallas
R UL Ownby
RL. Ownby
U S. Army
Japan
Addran Puott
Pauline’ Ross
Ector
Thelma Clark
Missouri
Ownby
William Savage
J. P Ownby
Tom Bean
First Baptist Church
Terry Moore Marries Glendale in Mormon Ceremony
Actress Terry Moore and businessman Stuart W Cramer III wed Sunday night in a Mormon ceremony. It is Moore's third marriage and Cramer’s second. Moore was previously married to football star Glenn Davis and Cramer was married to actress Jean Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Moore
Glendale
UPI
Stuart W Cramer III
Miss Moore
Glenn Davis
Eugene McGrath Cramer
Jean Peters
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Rational Advertising
Tezae Daily Prese
le Bonham Publishing Co., Inc
Bonham, Tex
Mal Aubrey Mecalister
ISF *Ress Association
Intred Press International
Fannin
Texas Peens Association
Perty
Ciara
Nash
East 5Th St
Nixon
Ing
Secretary of Agriculture, Commerce and Treasury
Genus
Raymond J. Saugine
Council of Economic Advisers
W. Allen Wallis
Nancy
Frank Jr
Christina
General Motors
Life Insurance
Distributors of
Oreen
D. L. Watson
Marketer
South Center Street
Sta. 4Th & Star Streets
Benjamin JF. Blair
Earth
Ing Bills
The
Bonham State Bank
Sino Crosby
Robert Mitchum
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