Benson voices doubt on price supports for farmers
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson says he is not keen on the current price support law and views supports as insurance against disaster rather than a guaranteed profit. He notes high butter purchases and storage as a concern while urging reform toward risk protection.
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Washington
Mar
Ezra Benson
U.S. News and World Report
Benson
Charles Holman
Armed Services
Chicago
American Meat Institute
Thousands Attend Supreme Trailer Open House in Bonham
Thousands from North Texas and Southern Oklahoma toured Supreme Trailer Company's Bonham plant Sunday open house. Visitors watched production stages from beginning to end while viewing completed trailers and the film You Can Take It With You. Company officials and Bonham leaders welcomed guests and promised active community citizenship as out of town guests joined the event.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Supreme Trailer Company
Robert DeRose
Anthony DeRose
Bonham
Supreme Trader Co
Howard Crider
Robert Franks
General Manuager
Fred Winfield
Borham
Introdie
Cabide Leatherwood
Hd Southerland
Frank Stewart
Ben Caldwell
Bonham Chamber of Commerce
Sats Duster
Ceremoniaw
Meoadston
Houston
Meroo
Mets
Brownie Hardison
Chicago
Scott Chihague
Kruss Hackerman
Des Moinnes Lowai
Thes
Tlew
Hardison
Kaidler
Franks
Unnamed Man Sues Salt Lake Store For 10000
In Salt Lake City a man filed a $10 000 lawsuit against a department store claiming damage to his credit. County Clerk Alvin Keddington noted the plaintiff paid by check amid the dispute.
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Sal’ Lake City
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Alvin Keddington
Paul
Pietree Dy
Beramedey
Red attacks on UN lines repelled by troops in Korea
UN and allied forces halted a major Red assault on western Korean front, killing nine and wounding about 200. General Maxwell Taylor said offensive potential remains with proper preparations as Jones Van Fleet heads to Washington for strategy talks. In Rangoon, guards shot two Russian embassy officials amid Chinese fire fears and rising regional unrest.
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Pusan
Mar
Korea
Maxwell Taylor
Enghth Anas
Eighth Army
Jones van Fleet
Washington
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Ouuto Oon
Butina Purnia
Syite
36th Anniversary of ETAs State College Observed in March
Texas State College marks its 36th anniversary as a state school and the 36th anniversary of founder William Leonidas Mayo with a March 14 dedication service in the library. A bronze portrait of Mayo will be unveiled by Mrs. Marion Mayo. Judge Ewing Boyd of Houston will speak. The school began as East Texas Normal College in Cooper before Mayo moved it to Commerce in 1894 after a grant of ten acres and 319000 in cash.
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Commerce
Mar
Texas State College
W. L. Mayo
Marion Mayo
Ewing Boyd
Houston
Mayo
Mayo Institution
Cooper
Texas Normal College
William Leonidas
The
East Texas Normal
William Leonidas Mayo
East Texas State Teachers College
East Pean Normal
Alaskan voyage planned to seek known uranium deposit
J. E. Blalock, former Bonham resident now in Fairbanks, wraps up University of Alaska mining studies and plans a summer Arctic expedition with a Seattle CAA and USGS engineer to locate survey and stake a uranium claim. Support comes from Alaska University and federal agencies. Weather notes describe extreme cold with a 65 degree below zero day in January.
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J. E. Blalock
Bonham
Arctic
Fairbanks
Alaska
Blalock
School of Mines
University of Alaska
Seattle
CAA
USGS
AFL Plans Evidence To Prove Taft Hartley Hurts Unions
The AF of L plans to present documentary evidence to Congress this week to back claims that the Taft Hartley Act has harmed labor unions. President George Meany will testify before the House Labor Committee as debates on amendments to the law resume. The federation has not disclosed specific amendments but plans to oppose Sunday and secondary boycotts and seek tighter federal supervision of pending disputes.
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Washington
AF of L
Congress
Unis
George Meany
Tyler Clarepon
Softtayt
Cnnstaden
McQuirlepy
Miartia
al Tien
Weather Forecast For Central Area
Stormy weather outlook with clouds and showers expected tonight and tomorrow. No significant temperature change. gusty winds possible in exposed areas. Rain may affect outdoor plans and travel across the region.
Legislator Calls For Adequate Tax On Natural Gas
Texas legislator Representative George T. Hinson urges a fair tax on natural gas to fund state needs. He argues revenue is needed for roads, schools, pensions, hospitals, and other essential functions, and cites gas resources shipped out of state and stored domestically.
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Austin
Mar
Texas
George T Hinson
Mineola
Hinson
Shivers
Connecticut
Cultivante Misteo
Canadal
Aales
Bern
Ball Murray
Evar Steeds
Fiat
Vesus
Weekend Police Activity Reported Across Town
Officers logged a busy weekend with multiple patrols on Carter Street and Fourth Street. A wreck near the intersection involving James Richards and Hemet Domhoag prompted investigations as deputies handled several intoxicated individuals.
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Carter
James Euri Richards
Hemet Toy Ait Domhoag
Trenton
Sheriff's Deputies
Light Showers Follow Cool Front Across Bonham Area
A light cool front moved through the Bonham area with minimal temperature change. Overnight low reached 19 degrees after a Sunday peak. light rain occurred Saturday night and Sunday morning totaling about a tenth of an inch. Intermittent showers today, limited runoff into stock pools, farmers hope for more rain to replenish drought-stricken areas.
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Bonham
Texas
Ahee
Palhart
Saltblat
Dadhart
Abilene
Waco
Texarkana
Boutdein
Bort Worth
Corpus Christi
Abie
Victoria
Austin
Texas Legislators Return to Face Heavy Schedule
Texas lawmakers return to Austin with a crowded agenda covering welfare provisions and state revenue projections. Officials warn of potential declines in January tax receipts as committees prepare to weigh budget and policy measures amid a busy session.
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Texas
Austin
Watts
Ceogrammattecs
Calvert
Officers Named By Paris Chapter of TPEA at Cooper
Paris Texas public employees group TPEA released new officers at its Cooper winter meeting with Bob B Baker as president and CL Walker K A Jackson as vice presidents. Other officers include E B Miller secretary treasurer and directors from Clarksville Sherman and Greenville. Retiring leaders were F L Sawyer and Bob Barker. About 125 members attended with Bonham and Paris officials among guests.
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Bob B Baker
Paris
Texas Public Employees Association
Cooper
Medis
CL. Walker
K A. Jackson
Greenville
E. BE. Miller
Raymond Graves
Clarksville
Billy White
Sherman
W. Hogan
Sulphur Springs
Redman
Bonham
Murphy
R. A. Jackson
EF. L. Sawyer Sherman
B L. Deberry
George W. Madding
L. Stephenson
D. Hutchison
AE. Drew
F L. Sawyer
Bob Bakt
Cary Wicker
Greenvich
Bob Thornburrow
Lice N Harvey
Pace Ramey
J J. Ware
R. B. Cathey
O .B. Dickey
Three Candidates File For City Alderman Seats
Three candidates have filed for a place on the city election ballot. Alderman Crom Ward and two others seek the fall term, with vacancy in Ward 9 noted. petitions and deadlines are discussed by city secretary Prad Heoshin as filings proceed.
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Apo 7
Prad Heoshin
Oled
Crom
Theate Roo
Tak Renmee
Usse Evong
Joe Stecad
Daynes
Joel Ine Dis
Candidee Hese
Vaceriuen
Satschloe
Markets show mixed beef and hog prices at midweek
Market notes indicate steady to higher hog and beef values with weights from 160 to 260 pounds and 188 to 260 pounds for various grades. Slaughter demand appears cautious as buyers digest supply, with some cuts edging up while others hold steady.
Ike Meets With GOP Leaders On Legislation
President Eisenhower returns from a golf vacation to press for swift action on Hawaiian statehood tidelands and a cabinet level reorganization plan. Senate and House leaders expect quick committee moves and votes within weeks on statehood and tidelands bills while the interior and attorney general positions diverge on state title to submerged lands.
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National Golf Club
Augusta
Georgia
White House
Tidelands
Fldderal Security Agency
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Robert Taft
Ohio
Senate Interior Committee
Taft
Martin
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Secretary of the Interior
Douglay McKay
Brownells
McKay
Brownell
Body of Missing Boy Found Near Sonora
The body of Raul Arevalo, a Sonora boy missing since February 23, was found Sunday in brush near Sonora. Police say he was murdered. He was last seen with two men. A $1,000 reward had been offered for his return and the kidnappers’ conviction.
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Sonora
Raul Arevalo
Rayford Lee Hull
B. W Hutcherson
Local Square Sketch and School Kicksoff Week
In a morning scene on the square, residents like Talmadge Moore and A L Bartley are seen about errands and meals. Nearby, a 66 85 score shows Cayuga beating Bailes Chicota 68 26 as a Monday tale unfolds.
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Talmadge Moore
Earis
L. Bartley
Kelli
Sampmon
Pascal Corn Frau
Whitewright
Boaley
L. Beent
Dodd City
W. C. Nash
Duck King
Travis Currin
Burnett
Campbell
Albert Chrintson
Red Cross
Jente Roberin
Kelinese Moreluck
Basil Tondon
Morality Ties to Prosperity in Ancient Text
A brief note cites a biblical verse linking morality to economic gain. It emphasizes that the Lord guides to profit and warns against taking the wrong path, signaling a message about steady, disciplined living and spiritual guidance in daily affairs.
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