Western Allies vow to stay in Berlin despite Soviet moves
United States Secretary of State and British Foreign Secretary urged firm stance as Soviet attempts to starve Berlin test Western occupation. George C. Marshall said no immediate measures, while Ernest Bevin warned of a grave situation if Western sectors yield. Britain intends to remain in Berlin though Soviet pressure intensifies.
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Ington
George C. Mar
Berlin
United States
Ion
Bertin
Marshall
Pxvon
U.P
Ernest Bevin
the of Commons
Germany
H-dress
Eden
Sition
Rayburn To Speak In Leonard Tonight At Eight
Rayburn continues his county tour with an 8 p m address at Leonard tonight after morning stops in Dodd City Windom Ector and Savoy He plans more stops in northern and southern halves of the county with Legion Post backing and large anticipated crowds across the tour
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Raeyburn
Fannin County
Teonard Tonigis
Rayburn
Dodd City
Windom
Ector
Savoy
Teonard American Legion Post
Rockwall
Collin County
Frisco
Grayson County
van Alstyne
County 4-H Club Show Set For Saturday at Jones Field
About 900 county 4-H boys and girls are expected to attend the annual county fair to be held Friday and Saturday. Club members will assemble at Jones Field Friday morning and join the event after lunch. The dress revue will take place Saturday morning at the recreation hall.
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Fannincoun' Club
County Ee
Jones Field
Margaret Jackson
Fannin 4-H Girls Enter Nation Talent Hunt
Fannin county 4-H girls entered in the nation talent hunt for 4-H girls. Miss Margaret Jackson demonstration agent notes two entrants, Miss Parya Peels and Miss Rupy Fuchy, from Lagoa and the Bdhu... clubs. Both have shown extensive 4-H club work.
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Fannin County
Margaret Jackson
Cuune
Parya Peels
Maefra
Lagoa
Rupy Fuchy
Mr Jurdy
Bdhubecom
Eight-Year-Old Wins Bond in Paris Texas Contest
An eight year old in Paris Texas won a $90 government bond by correctly identifying a radio program. The winning call came as the first to reach the program, after earlier attempts received no answer or the caller was unable to identify the program.
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Paris
Texas
Market Report Fort Worth June 30
Markets in Fort Worth show uneven, slow trading with some sharp advances from the prior two days eroded. Slaughter steers and yearlings around 2500suv, cows 1700-2200, calves 14600, slaughter calves 23600-3000, hogs steady near Tuesday’s average, top grade beef around 27a0- a6ee.
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Fort Worth
U.pd
Yugoslav Federation Proposal Seeks Balkan Union
Belgrade June 3 Yugoslav Communist central committee proposed a Yugoslav Bulgarian Albanian federation while urging full cooperation with the Soviet Union. Marshal Tito took charge of the party fight with Cominform as Borba published the formal program outlining renewed amity among Yugoslav peoples and cooperation with Russia.
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Yugoslavia
Yugoslav Communist Party
Communist Bureau of Information
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Capal
Yu- ZuSiag
Ine
Soviet Union
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e@nual
Russia
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Captul
Borba
Russia Proposes Final Settlement on Lend Lease Debt
Washington June 30 The United States received a new Soviet proposal for winding up the $11.3 billion lend lease debt. An informed source said the plan includes 34 ways toward a conciliatory settlement and was delivered to the State Department within the last 48 hours.
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Washington
U.P
Russia
United States
Nolte
State Department
Robert Best Sentenced Life for Wartime Treason
Robert A. Best, 52, was sentenced to life imprisonment for selling out the United States as a wartime propaganda agent. He broadcast 12 acts of treason via short wave transmissions from Germany and Austria to the United States. Federal Judge Francis J. Ford imposed the sentence and a $10.90 fine.
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Boston
Robert A. Best
Germany
America
Francis J. W Ford
Best
Hus
Austria
United States
AmTeam
Woups Aivad
U S Refuses Censorship Charge Over Free Press
The State Department rejected a Soviet protest claiming US free press is censored. It urged Moscow to curb its own government controlled media and noted Newsweek coverage of US air power as not advocating war. The letter called Russia’s protest hypocritical given its own press tone.
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Washington
U.P
State Department
Kremlin
United States
Russia
Newsweek
U. S
Pres
UMW Charged With Coercion in West Virginia Mines
The United Mine Workers Union faced a Taft Hartley violation complaint by National Labor Relations Board General Counsel Robert N. Denney alleging coercion to force workers into union membership. Four mines owned by Ruthbell, Irman, Bergman, and George Ketuver Coal Companies were shut during a 1960s pennsylvania? No, March strike. exits were blocked and about 445 employees were affected.
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Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
West Virginia
Robert N den 12m
National Labor Relatons Board
District 31
UMW
Penson
Ruthbell Coal Co
Irtman Coal Co
Bergman Coal 30
George Ketuver Coal Co
Deention
Unon
Youth Rally Slated At Bonham State Park Thursday
Fannin County youth rally planned at Bonham State Park Thursday evening at 7 30 announced by Teddy Tudluck acting president of new organization. No special speaker listed but a picture program has been scheduled featuring the Beng super.
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Fannin County
Bonham State Park
Teddy Tudluck
Neworganization
Gtcusion
Beng Super
Ferrell Plans Bre Political Rally July 5
Terrell prepares a large July 5 celebration featuring a political rally with an all star slate of candidates for Congress and state offices. The event includes a luncheon, contests, and multiple activities drawing thousands to the daylong program in Greenville with many local and statewide figures expected.
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Ferrell
Bre
Terrell
Gary 38
Ubeng
Congress
US Senate
Agriculture
Ciu
Sam Rayburn Bunthaus
G C Morris Atreenville
David R Brown
Sherman
Will
Transfers Deadline In August For Students
The notice warns parents that transfer requests must be submitted by August. It outlines new rules and urges guardians to review the updated transfer guidelines and base changes.
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Bine
teFlan
Lions Directors Meet Tonight at Edwards Cafe
Bonham Livestock Club directors meet at Edwards Cafe at 7 20 p m for the club year’s program. J P Matthews will preside and assume office on Thursday.
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Lions
Bonham Liv. Club
Edwards Cafe
Weluck
J P Matthews
Ffice
Muon
Thurs
Home Brew Found In Two Raids
City and county officers reported two raids uncovering new brew and pouring out several gallons. Investigators described the operation as illicit and seized materials, with no injuries reported and suspects detained for further inquiry.
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Curtis
Plane warning devices aim to stop landings with wheels up
A rookie pilot ignored continuous warning horns and landed with wheels up. Air traffic control asked why the warnings were not heeded. The pilot replied he could not understand due to a loud horn during radio contact.
Alabama Lists Eisenhower Nomination Preference
A clumsy report notes Alabama Democrats discussing nominating Dwight D. Eisenhower and yielding to the state party for the final decision. Local officials weigh support, with debate over placing Eisenhower’s name on the ballot.
Protest Filed On Cutting Of Electrical Power
A protest was filed amid calls to resume electric power delivery. The note cites widespread concerns about power cuts and urges authorities to restore supplies promptly.
Federal State in Palestine Proposed by Bernadotte Plan
A draft plan discussed in Cairo outlines a federal state for Palestine, balancing Arab and Jewish interests. Arab leaders and Zionist representatives reportedly debated autonomy, with concerns over governance and security and possible Arab nation support.
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Palestine
Mail Bag Highlights in First Month
Reader questions and responses dominate the initial month as KFYN’s mail bag fills with inquiries and commentary. The notes reference multiple names including McKuney, Shermint, Devin, and Nucons, with mentions of Dallas and the North TeRda area.
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Tuba
Waaloo
Dallas Fu
Devin
TeRda
Permanent School Fund Sets New Record in Texas Leasing
At Austin on June 30 the Permanent School Fund reached nearly 130000000 in value, the highest in history. Land Commissioner Bascom Giles announced the School Land Board awarded high bids totaling 1,874,245 for a lease sale covering 198,823 acres of school land. Milk cow numbers dropped to a low for the period, though December saw a second-highest milk yield on record.
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Austin Lexus
Ite
Bascom Giles
School Land Board
Haa
Winin
100 LH Club Members Asked To Encampment
A report notes that 100 members of the LH Club were requested to encampment in a listed event. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
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LH Club
Balloon activity along Berlin air corridor signals possible Soviet harassment
Reports from Frankfurt and Berlin indicate the Soviet Union has launched barrage balloons along the air route to Berlin a move seen as pressure during the city’s blockade. Moscow hinted a potential resumption of rail traffic before aid runs end. Western officials saw limited balloon use for artillery range observation near Magdeburg.
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Berlin
Toterlin
Benin
Vasily
Sokolovsky
Iterlin
Frankfurt
Magdelath
Kiddies Day Rotary Event Attracts Gifts and Attendance
A Rotary Kiddies Day program featured numerous youngsters receiving gifts. Photographs show a crowd, with Earl Me and others noted among attendees. Local figures such as Gren Watt Hudoge and Butler Voce are listed in attendance alongside volunteers and organizers.
Jaycees Install New Officers
In a brief meeting the Jaycees installed new officers led by President Dick Grune and Vice President Quap Allen. New board members Clark, Washire, and Ga Muler were named directors as the club discussed plans for the coming year.
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Sie Pooney
Dick Grune
Allen
Clark
Washire
Ga Muler
Puoluwe
Matthews Is Contest Winner In Local Promotion
Ted Matthews of Lone Star Gap Co. won Walsaire Furniture Co. "Surprise Package" contest aired on Chuckwagon Melodies by Slaven KFYN. Matthews correctly guessed the package contents, which turned out to be a Westinghouse Automatic Pop-Up Toaster.
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Ted Matthews
Lone Star Gap Co
Walsaire Furniture Co
Slaven Kfyn
Matthews
Westinghouse
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