Peacemakers Fear Kraft Jet Strike Stalls Korean War Production
California and Ohio plants may idle under CIO Auto Workers and American Aviation complaints as talks stall over wages. A settlement talk is set this afternoon amid broader labor unrest including steel and grain sectors, with transit workers threatening crippling stoppages in the capital.
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United Press
CIO Auto Workers
American Aviation
Istrike
Nnion
California
Ibus
Ohio
Isteel
van Industry
Plan to charge baggage on railways halted by ICC
Interstate Commerce Commission blocked a plan by eastern roads to charge passengers 25 cents per hand bag and 50 cents per trunk for through baggage. The rule, aimed to start tonight, was suspended until January 31 for investigation. The Georgia Public Service Commission sought the halt, saying the plan violated customary baggage allowances.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Common
Mnst
Mississippi Forge
Passenge
ICC
Georgia Public Service Commission
Stevenson stays governor ruling out 1960 draft
Governor Adlai Stevenson of Illinois in Houston denied seeking, or intending to seek, a Democratic presidential draft. He said he remains a candidate for re election as Illinois governor and believes a draft would not arise unless he pursued it. He added 46 state governors confirmed he has not participated in any draft movement.
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United Press
Adlai Stevenson
Tllinois
Houston
Stevenson
Ilinois
Ohi Republicpan
Elton
Hetes Twoham
Adalar Stevenson Hinois
Robert Kerr
Oklahom
Jess
Kerr
Oil Concern Plans New Off-Shore Well Near Galveston
The Texas Eastern Production Corporation will drill a new off shore natural gas well about seven and a half miles off Galveston. President H A Hemphill says the effort may prove gas reserves large enough to justify a pipeline. Drilling to begin within days, about 6 000 feet deep, with Interior Department approval.
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United Press
Texas Eastern Production Corporation
Galveston
Texas Eastern Production
H. A. Hemphill
VA. 5
Interior Department
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Mixed With Steers Cattle Hogs
In Fort Worth market notes, slaughter steers and heifers steady to good with ranges 28-32 and 15.50-20 for beef cows. Calves weak on slaughter demand, stockers steady with good and choice at 26-31, calves sold around 31.50 for steers and 30 for heifers. Hogs 1,800 head mostly 25 higher than Friday, varied by weight with prices 17.50-20 for larger weights and 13-16 for sows.
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Fort Worth
Choice
Fannin County Prison Commitments Highlight Ten Year Study
A Sam Houston State Teachers College study shows Fannin County sent 33 prisoners to Texas prisons over ten years. The analysis, covering 1942 to 1951, ranks counties by commitments per thousand with Nueces and Culberson leading the ten year list and Hidalgo and El Paso posting high per capita rates. In 1951 totals rose to 3,056 despite slower growth than 1950.
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Huntsville
Fannin County
Texas
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Rupert Koeninger
Harris
Dallas
Bexar
FE Paso
Tarrant
Hidalgo
Jefferson
Travis
Cameron
Wichita
el Paso
Nurcas County
Nueces County
Culberson County
Sterling
Dallam County
Hartley
Stephens
Kennedy Loving
Pravda Says Red Workers Are Lazy and Shoddy
Pravda blasts Soviet workers for destroying machinery wasting materials and laziness. The official party newspaper cites workers wanting to begin Tuesday and finish Friday while calling for better performance and discipline.
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Pravda
Moscow
Communist Party
Sweet Corn Buys Drive at Jones Field Hangar Sale
Farmers unload sweet corn at the Jones Field south hangar for processing. The Bonham buyer paid 8de per sack and expected about 59 to 60 cars when sales opened. Navillo will pre cool and ship the corn from Bitham Tankersley in the Rio Orlando Valley.
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Jones Field
Bonham
Florida
Navillo
Bitham Tankersley
Rio Orlando Valley
Family Reunion At Fort Eustis For Bonham Family
Bonham family from Bonham Virginia gathers at Fort Eustis Virginia for a two day West Point cadet summer training visit. Sgt William A Bonham greets son Bud Bonham as 658 cadets arrive by bus at Transportation Center. Cadets from the Class of 1964 are billeted in the 7th Regiment area and will tour, train, depart for Norfolk and return to West Point. Family members including James W Bonham and Mary Ashcraft join the reunion at Denbigh]]
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Fort Eustis
West Point
William A. Bonham
Mort Eustis
Bonham
Civite
John L
Bud" Bonn
Bsham
Bonhan
Bonham Gavve
7Th Regiment
United States Military Academy
Military Academy
Corps of Cadets
Fort Lar Va
Harold Rrubble
Fort Fustis
Transportation Corps
Ed Earl
Norfolk
Hones
Denbigh
Woaters
Arman
James W. Bonham
US Air Fores
Patruk Air Fores Base
Fla
Mary Ashcraft
B . Ashcraft
Bergstrom Air Fores Base
Texas
Alss
Hone A
Arthur
Solr Aboonter
Joann Corfman
Seattle Wash
Fermen
Alr
Fores
B. Corfimat
Borham
Animyto
Medieroaf
Texas factions issue briefs in Chicago over Eisenhower Taft split
Republican rift in Texas circulates 48 page Eisenhower brief and 84 page Taft brief in Chicago. Taft backers accuse Eisenhower camp of mob rule and vote fraud while Lodge calls for fair play. Debate centers on walk outs, halls rented in Mineral Wells, and party control issues.
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Chicago
Texas
Dwight Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Taft
Eisenhower
Mineral Wells
Henry Cabot Lodge
Republican National Committee
Henry Zweiffel
Jack Porter
R B Creager
Creager
Lodge
Porter
Zweifel
Denver
Bar Association Holds Meeting at Tem Cafe
The Bar Association met at the Tem Cafe at 12 30 Saturday with A L Bartley Jr as program chairman. Bartley led a discussion on Desertion and Non-Support and the new Hot Check Law. Ed Southerland was named program chairman for the next meeting set for September. Officers for the coming year were re-elected: President Judge HA Cunningham, first vice president Mrs J Coueh, second vice president Judge Fo fuesle, third vice president AT McRae, secretary treasurer Miss Myrtle Hawock. Judge Emmitt McMas of Dm Jas was a guest.
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The
Bar Association
Myrtle Hawock
Emmitt McMas
Jas
Weather forecast for North Central TRAA region
Partly cloudy today and tonight with a4, tomorrow widely scattered thundershowers after noon and evening. Temperatures show little change.
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North Central
Traa
Politics Warming Up in Chicago Settle Delegate Disputes
Chicago prep for Republican convention as sub committees work on procedures and hearings. Taft and Eisenhower factions clash over seven key state delegations with appeals to credentials committee and convention. Eisenhower arrives from Denver. Landon backs Taft. Georgia case pending in Griffin with 17 votes at stake.
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United Press
Chicago
Republic
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Tenis
Atviwe
Taft
Heephower
Eisenhower
Griffin
Alfred Landon
Landon
South Korean President dissolves National Assembly
President Syngman Rhee demands immediate passage of a bill to allow popular presidential elections, opposing an assembly that elects the president and largely opposes him. The article blends this political crisis with a heat wave sweeping the nation, with 160 deaths reported and many regions experiencing record highs and scattered cool spells.
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National Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Assembly
Truman to sign new price and rent controls bill today
Congressional leaders push through a crowded agenda in Chicago with a $45,000,000 military appropriation, a $10,900,000,000 atomic expansion bill, GI Bill provisions, fair trade, and mine safety measures. President Truman is expected to sign the wage price and rent controls bill today despite preferring a tougher version.
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Washington
Chicago
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Truman
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Treasury
Jess
Bonham Monday Stroll Through North Main Street
A busy Bonham scene on Monday with residents and workers seen along North Main Street. Local figures Deeta Dor venturing down the shady side while Joe Britton promotes trade and Jim Picone advances the sweet corn business. Emmitt Thampanon debated swimming in Lake Fannin, and townsfolk, from Fred Brown returning home to Barbara Anderson hunting glasses, fill a crowded, atmospheric morning.
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Clyde Crittenden
Deeta Dorough
Joe Britton
Bonham
Jim Picone
Emmitt Thampanon
Lake Fannin
Fred Brown
Joe Joe
R. McMahon
Morri, Ballew
Payne
John Vankirk
TP & J
Barbara Anderson
Bob Carris
Roy Whitt
Buster Thornton
Tommy
Markins
Jim Broyles
Margaret White
John Meade
Bonhain
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Federal Media Service
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Ington
William McDowell
Hammon
University of Pittsburgh
Tern Railways
Kent
Mert
Benham
U. S
By Ken Reynols
Vorite
Oil Concern
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Lee Price, Jr
Swisboro, Ga
Bonham’s
Cremibasdepe Utup
Frank Robes Jr
Yn Sharpe Trainant
Chorg
Joneph
Olmstead Mayer
Peter J’ Ryan
Janie Boodles
Donald Fo Staver
Alfred Jo
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