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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1955

Page

8

Commission urges higher price for federal power

Hover commission urges government to raise charges for taxpayer subsidized federal power. It calls for banning new steam plants, creating a water policy board, allowing private utilities to buy a fair share, and financing future expansions with public securities. It notes power sold at about 60 percent of value and proposes states take over projects in major regions.

Congress Tennessee Valley Authority Herbert Brownell Jr Arthur S Fleming James A. Farley Farley Coca Cola Export Corp Army Corps of Engineers TVA Columbia River Basin Central Valley Hoover Missouri River Special Water Resources Board Commission Federal Power Commission

Senate OKs bill on Texas City blast compensation

The Senate approved a measure to provide federal compensation to victims of the 1947 Texas City disaster. It would make the government liable for deaths injuries and property damage from the fertilizer ship explosions in April 1947. Estimated payments could total 15 to 20 million dollars.

Washington Senate Texas City House Texas U. S. District Court Masters

Kefauver charges withholding Dixon-Yates details from Eisenhower

Senator Estes Kefauver accuses Budget Bureau officials of concealing key information about the Dixon-Yates power contract from President Eisenhower. He asserts Adolphe Wenzell and others influenced negotiations and loans, while Eisenhower says all pertinent papers will be released.

Washington Sen. Estes Kefauver Budget Bureau Dixon-Yates Eisenhower Tennessee Democrat Kefauver Adolphe H. Wenzell Flist Boston Corp Wenzell Dixon-Yates Group Dixon- Yates Securities and Exchange Commission Rowland R. Hughes

Awol theft linked to McPherson murder case in Sulphur

Dallas couple linked to a double slaying as Mrs. McPherson’s wedding rings are missing and John McPherson works out of town. Sheriff Braggne notes witnesses saw a photo matching Car michael and a man with Mrs. McPherson showing the same bug eyes pug nose and thick lips as her companion.

Winterbauer Dallas Fritz Dickinson

Teacher Stands Firm Against Town Terror by Gang

Paul Burgess, 43, dean of students and math teacher at Oak Lawn high school, told the village board that rock throwing and threatening calls since last October have disturbed his family. He refused to resign, saying no hoodlums will drive him out of town as discipline actions sparked the trouble.

Chicago Paul Burgess Oak Lawn Community High School Village Board Lweech Burgess Black Jackets

Parr to Stand Trial in Austin for Income Tax Evasion

George B. Parr, a South Texas political figure, will face a July 18 trial in federal court in Austin on income tax evasion charges totaling about 85 000 for the years in question. Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. denied defense moves to transfer venue to Laredo and to expand indictment detail. The case shifted from Houston to San Antonio after a prior indictment was dismissed.

Austin South Texas George B. Parr Ben H. Rice Jr Parr Laredo Pare Rice Houston T. M. Kennedy San Antonio

Woodpecker Treated After Concussion Found in Halifax

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports it is treating a woodpecker found in Halifax with concussion and a stiff neck.

Halifax, Eng Royal Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals

Oklahoma artist Bruce McIntyre visits Norman home before Disney studio stint

Bruce McIntyre, art instructor at the University of Oklahoma in Norman, stayed with Mrs. Willard Castle. He is twin brother of Lt. Col. Bruce McIntyre and son-in-law of Mrs. Castile, and plans to work at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California.

Bruce McIntrye University of Oklahoma Norman Willard Castle McIntyre Bruce McIntyre Castile Burbank Calif Walt Disney Studios

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