Flying Boxcars Drop Supplies to UN Troops in Korea
A Flying Boxcar crew delivers six and a half tons of rations to Marines near Wonju as part of a 175 ton daily air drop. The mission includes jets striking an enemy position, ground controllers guiding the drop, and paratrooper chutes blooming in a muddy drop zone. Corporal Richard Lantz of Walcott Indiana coordinates the release while pilots Lieutenant Heyber and Captain Severance navigate the mission.
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Jack James United
Caerenan
Wonju
Korea
Richard Lantze
Walcott
Indiana
Jay Heyberr
Milwaukee
Joe Severance
Louisville
Kentucky
Hweyboer
Lantz
I. HO Williams
Waco
Texas
Williams
Japan
Fragmentary OCR Weather Note from Allied War Years
An unclear OCR fragment references allied activity and a figure named Je doe, with scattered phrases about days and events. The legible parts hint at wartime notes near Allied operations but lack coherent details or dates. The text is too damaged for precise reconstruction of people, places, or actions.
Moral blame in New York college basketball scandal
The editorial argues educators and parents share some blame for the moral atmosphere surrounding college players who took bribes to alter game outcomes at the College of the City of New York. It insists the players themselves are responsible, rejects blanket forgiveness, and calls for accountability while offering sympathy.
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New York
College of the City of New York
New York City
Washington column criticizes government wage policy and inflation stance
J Schlesinger production manager of S S Corrugated Paper Machinery Co Brooklyn voices frustration with the administrations stabilisation and wage control plans. He cites stalled decisions on cost of living escalator raises and manpower controls while workers threaten action and management cannot grant raises without a clear policy.
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Ashington
NEA
United States
J. Schlesinger
S. & S. Corrugated Paper Machinery Co
Brooklyn
National Labor Relations Board
Eric Y Johnston
Washington
Governor Grants Three Day Stay of Execution for Patterson
Governor Austin Shivers has granted a three day reprieve to J. E. Patterson, condemned for murder in Houston and slated for execution March 11. The stay avoids Sunday execution and shifts the date to March 14 after the usual 30 day priev.
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Austin
Austin Shivers
J. E. Patterson
Houston
F Patterson
Cows Enrolled in Artificial Preceding Programs
About 4,000,000 cows are enrolled in artificial preceding programs in the United States.
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United States
English Kings as bachelors and trail lore facts
William II Rufus never married during his 1087 1100 reign while Edward VIII was a bachelor king in 1936. The Santa Fe Trail blended Indian routes from Independence Missouri to Santa Fe rather than a single clear road. The bobolink name derives from Bob Lincoln as its call resembled the phrase. Lebanon cedars still standing are about 2500 years old based on annular ring counts.
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William II
Rufus On
Edward VIII
Duke of Windsor
Independence
Santa Fe
Bob Lincoln
Lebanon
Final Rites for John H. Perkins Held Tuesday
Final rites for John H. Perkins, 78, who died at Marshall Hospital Monday, were held Tuesday at West Funeral Home. The Rev. G R Risinger officiated. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Miss Fimmar Walson, three brothers Jess Perkins Sam Perkins of Honey Grove and Bob Perkins of Pecan Gap, and two sisters Mrs Fannie Adkinson of Lindsey Calif and Mrs Lucy Philips of Dallas.
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Honisy Ghrovis
John H. Perkins
Marshall Hospital
West Funeral
G R. Risinger
Oakwood Cemetery
F Perkins
Tennessee
Fimmar Walson
Jess Perkins
Sam Perkins
Honey Grove
Bob Perkins
Methodist Churches To Hold Conference At Windom Church
Joint meeting of the Third Quarterly Conference of Methodist Churches will meet at Windom on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. Dr E A Hunter Paris District Superintendent will preside. Participating churches include First Methodist Clark Memorial Bonham and the Dodd City Windom circuits. Members urged to attend and bring a basket lunch for noon.
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Methodist Churches
Windom
Hunter Paris
First Methodist and Clark Memoral Methodist of
Bonham
Dodd City
Windum
Three Texas Sites Still Considered For USAF Academy
Three Texas locations are among seven sites under Air Force review for a proposed USAF Academy. Randolph Field near San Antonio Grapevine and Grayson County near Sherman Denton are listed with other sites from California Colorado Indiana and North Carolina. Final surveys will be conducted by Holobird Root and Jurgee of Chicago as plans advance toward a Congress vote to match West Point and Annapolis.
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Washington
Texas
Air Force
Air Force Academy
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Grapevine
Grayson County
Sherman-Dentgan
Camp Beale
Marysville
California
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Madison
Iadiana
Charlotte
North Carolina
Thomas N. Finletter
Safe burglars nabbed preparing to enter store
Oklahoma City police arrested two Texas safe burglars early today after spotting them near a grocery store. Edward Daniel Hay, 40, of Joatlas, and Joe Russell Woyatt, 35, of Starmersville, Texas, were taken to headquarters. Hay is also wanted in an Austin murder case.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
Texas
J. V. Birdsong
Hi.l L. Isingdun
Jones Boys
Inra Tavern
Indwuard Daniel Hay
Joatlas
Joe Russel Woyatt
Starmersville
Hay
Austin
Deaxas
Young Bonham Nurse Faces Fatal Hodgkin Disease
Evelyn Crutcher a 19 year old McKinney nurse and niece of Mrs. J W Cunningham of Bonham is diagnosed with Hodgkin disease a fatal illness that may allow life up to 15 years. She continues nursing while undergoing treatment and hopes to beat the disease. Her fiancé a former x ray technician now in the Marines at San Diego remains in correspondence. She completed her three year training in January and plans to take the state board exams soon.
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McKinney
Evelyn Crutcher
J. W. Cunningham
Bonham
San Diego
California
Miss Crutcher
State Board
Suh
Dinner Meeting of Teachers Set for Wednesday Evening
A dinner meeting of elementary teachers in Fannin county will be held at the Hospitality House on Wednesday evening March 7 at 6 30 o clock. Mrs Kate Reed Estes county school Supervisor announces Minn ie Behrens head of the elementary education department at Host Texas State Teachers College Commerce will be the speaker on Social Studies in the Primary Grades Reservations should be made by Sunday to finalize plans.
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Fannin County
Hospitality House
Kate Reed Estes
Minnie Behrens
Texas State Teachers College, Commerce
Border highway for any alien fuels Cold War fears
Dallas dispatch reports Assistant Secretary of Labor Robert Creasey declares the U S Mexican border a paved highway for communist infiltration. He accuses Texas employers of flouting immigration laws by employing Mexican aliens and says the problem is a major phase under study by the Department of Labor.
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Dallas
Robert Tit’. Creasey
United States
U. S
Texas
Creasey
Mexico
Tesxa.s
Department of Labor
Honey Grove Native Buried Wednesday
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm at McKenzie Methodist Church for Mrs Mattie Cabeen 93 a native of the Honey Grove community who died Monday at home The Rev B Bo Hall of Bonham conducted assisted by the Reverend
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Honey Grove
McKenzie Methodist Church
Mattie Cabeen
B Bo Hall
Bonham
Paris Fashion Forecast Shows Covered Beachwear Rise
Beach trends move away from the bikini toward cover ups like a black jersey sheath paired with a long sleeve jacket and a raffia wig. The look aims to evoke 1890s glamour as fashion forecasts note a milky complexion revival.
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Paris
Nea-Acme
Rene Henry
Canadian Geese Feeding Valley Crops Before Northward Migration
Canadian geese wintering in the Rio Grande Valley are set to head north in about a week. Valley growers report flocks feeding on broccoli, cabbage, lettuce, alfalfa and oats after January weather reduced their usual cranberry diet. North of Edinburg, landowners have fired rockets to deter the birds, though that tactic is costly and only drives them from preferred fields.
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Edinburg
Mar
Grande Valley
De ham Texas Post Office Records Odd 8 Second Clagg Matter
An 8 second clagg matter was entered at the De ham Texas post office. United Press holds exclusive rights to publish all news dispatches credited or not to the paper.
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Deham
Texas
United Press
George R Steele Dodd City Resident Dies Thursday
George Robert Steele 87 a resident of Dodd City died at home Thursday at 10 pm He was born Nov 23 1867 in Raleigh Mi ps moved to Texas in 1894 Surviving are son Charles Steele daughter Mrs Charlie Yard a brother and a niece Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at Wise PF era Home Chapel with ministers Moss and Mickory Grove Cemetery in Wise County Interment planned.
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George Robert Steele
Dodd City
Steele
Raleigh
Mi Ps
Texas
Charles Steele
Ville Moss
James
Mickory Grove Cemetery
Wise
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