Timetable Set For New Attempt To Reach Peace In Korea
Far East commander outlines timetable for renewed talks in Korea with a prisoner exchange first. General Clark informs Communists of voluntary prisoner repatriation unless accord reached. Peiping Radio quotes Chou En Lai urging early settlement to clear the way for end of war. North Korean premier Kim Il Sung backs Chou plan. US and Britain seek broad consultation with all troop countries pending voluntary repatriation. Official comments show cautious optimism as Seoul notes pace demands.
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Clark
Chou Bu-Lai
Peiping Radio
Chou
Kim UN Sung
McCarthy seeks conference on plan for negotiations
Senator Joseph McCarthy calls for a conference with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles to discuss an agreement with foreign ship owners aimed at pulling vessels from Communist trade. He faults Secretary Stassen and hints at a broader plan to pressure Greece and other nations in London talks.
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Joseph Oo McCarthy
McCarthy
Fereek
Durestor
Harald Stassen
Tao
John Foster Dulles
London
Cormunst Mar
Wisconsain Republican
Stassen
MreCarthy
Stausen
State Agrees to Maintain Former Route of U S 69
The State Highway Department will maintain the old US 69 route from Whitewright to Trenton about 7.4 miles as farm to market road. Also approved are bridge widenings over Bear Trumbull and Brush creeks at 37300, a farm to market road from Mulberry end of FM 274 to SH 78, and other extensions funded by county cash and bond money with state matching.
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State Highway Department
Whitewright
Trenton
Orangeville
Fannin County
Highway Commission
Brides
Bear
Trumbull
Brush Creeks
Mulberry
Leonard
Windlam
Fort Worth Markets Report Cattle Hogs Prices Strong
Markets note cattle and calves active with gains on yearlings and slaughter steers. Calves led gains with prices 20 to 23 dollars. hogs steady to lower with bids around 19 to 21 dollars and sow values around 17 to 18 dollars.
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Fort Worth
Calvern
Final Rites Held For Queen Mary In London Today
Queen Mary is laid to rest beside her husband at Windsor Castle after a simple service at St George’s Chapel. King George V and Queen Elizabeth II attend as Duke of Windsor and Duke of Gloucester weep. The Archbishop commends ashes to ashes as the royal family pays final respects in a solemn interment.
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Mary
George the Fifth
Duke of Windsor
St George’s Chapel
Windsor Castle
Duke of Gloucester
Rlizabeth
Archbishop of Canterbury
Britain
1953 Rainfall Lag Behind 1952 in March Totals
March rainfall rose but remained behind 1952 with 5.51 inches year to date vs 6.46 inches last year. March alone measured 4.10 inches, compared with 4.63 in March 1952, as temps varied from 34 to 79 degrees. Farmers planted corn. rain boosted stock tanks and subsoil moisture. a cool front neared by month end.
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Baoham
Wertherman
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Amarillo
Dallas
Fort Worth
Dailhart
Alice
Coroua Christi
Galveston
Waco
Texarkana
Lubbock
College Station
Mineral Wells
Dafies Chuffy Won't Grow Up to Be Big
A 14 month old Hereford heifer named Chuffy owned by Mitchell is stubbornly small at 22 inches tall and 190 pounds, defying Texas tradition. She was sired by a normal bull and born to normal parents, with both dam and sire weighing much more than she does.
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Mar
Mitchell
Texas
Moitehell
Suspect in London Slayings Arrested
London police end a week long manhunt by arresting John Christie in Putney for the Notting Hill murders. In Christie’s flat four bodies were found in walls and floors along with human bones in the yard. One victim is believed to be his wife. Christie, unshaven and mild, was taken for questioning.
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London
Scotland Yard
Notting Hall
Bobby
John Christit
Putney
Thames River
Oa House
Christie
Christies
Rotary Club Plans Ladies Night Fete in Bonham
Bonham Rotary Club schedules a ladies night for April 23 with details on place and hour to follow. Delegates from Bonham attended the district convention in Dallas, including James Hodgers Travis Currin Walter Duckett Mr and Mrs Lew Tittsworth and Mr and Mrs Gerald Newby.
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Othe Bonham Rotary Club
Bonham Club
Dallas
Bonham
James Hodgers
Travis Currin
Walter Duckett
Lew Tittsworth
Gerald Newby
April Designated Cancer Control Month in Texas
Governor Allan Shivers designated April as Cancer Control Month in Texas. He notes 8 750 Texans died from cancer last year, 345 more than the year before, and warns the number of victims may rise this year.
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Cancer Control
Austin
Overnor Allan Shivers
Texas
Lkelihood
American Soldiers Skeptical of Prisoner Exchange Offer
Soldiers in Korea express skepticism about a Communist prisoner exchange, while some see a possible truce as a pause rather than a path home. Private Vincent Pierrt notes reaction rose after talks at Paumunjom. others call the move baloney and dangerous.
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Stalin
Nypwany
Vincent Pierrt
Cago
Japan
Arthur Dublin
Brooklyn
New York
Bev
Ponceat
Henry Hkobin
Worchester
Massachusetts
Ladonia Group Pleads For Farm to Market Highways Start
A Ladonia area delegation asked the Fannin County Commissioners Court to include several roads in the farm to market program. LF Fry and Joe Morrow led a 25 resident group detailing proposed routes from Billy Hill's store on Highway 34 to Bartley Woods, from Highway 11 south to an EM road, and from Highway 34 to the Em Down store. The court took the request under advisement, noting buses and school routes rely on the planned roads.
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Ladonia
Fannin County Commissioners Court
Commissioners
LF. Fry
Ladonine Chamber of Commerce
Joe Morrow
Billy Hill
Bartley Woods
Morrow
Fry
Marrow
Traff
Hearing On Farm Truck Bill Schedules Next Month
Washington hearing set before a House committee on a bill affecting farm trucks hauling fat produce. Advocates say the measure would ease trucking costs and prevent price manipulation while critics warn of regulatory burdens on farmers and deliveries.
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Washington
House
Bede
Interstate Commerce Comiminston
Cam Mian
Prtea State Commerc
Amd
Red Cross fund shows slow climb toward county quota
Bonham and Fannin County residents report new totals for the 1958 Red Cross drive. Bonham totals reach 2406 with about 1600 still needed to hit the county quota while outside towns add 1660 including Honey Grove’s 417 partial report. Several areas have yet to file reports and organizers hope to reach the goal as more gifts arrive.
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Bonham
Fannin
Red Cross Fund
Albert Christian
Fannin County
Christian
Honey Grove
Money Grove
Hit Run Crash Reported With Vehicle Theft
A hit and run incident was reported involving a car stolen from the scene. Authorities noted theft of fuel and other items from the struck vehicle as police investigated the mishap near Trenton.
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Cat Goodies
Mernmy White
Sheriff's Department
Aared Orn Dover Monsey Rmaghtom
Baughes
Veith de Putte
TOC Leer
Trenton
Bois d Arc Scout Workers Attend BSA Meeting
The Bois d Arc Scout Workers attended a Lone Star Council meeting on a recent Friday night. Attendees included OFM Weaver chairing the Training Committee with members Kot Franks Kul Boa Dean Chambers and Jim Danner. Committees will return to trace on April 2001 and 23 to complete the work.
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Jie Stretve
Stern
OFM
Chatre
Trangs
Kot Franks
Kul Boa
Dean Chambers
Jim Danner
Phe
Pra
First Atomic Blast Report From Yucca Flat Nevada
Government scientists completed the 846th U S atomic explosion at Yucca Flat 63 miles northwest of Las Vegas. The blast on a 200 foot tower appeared small for the current series but produced a stronger local jolt due to atmospheric conditions.
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Las Vegas
Mar
United States
Yucca Flat
Nevada Desert
Sa.m
Pacific Coast
Mencew
Idaho
Proving Grounds
Mount Charleston
Nevada
Nevada Teste
Spring Socials and Local Happenings on the Square
Clyde Hall plans outdoor cooking as spring arrives while John Dickey hurries to dinner for a trip. Andy Routt visits from La Donia with about 24 residents discussing roads with the county commission. Kip Lottin cites delays in license tags for the family cat KR. W. Lawrence lunches with a friend as O. M. Weaver tunes up for Scout training. Arvil Hickman reminds Cub leaders of a round-table tonight. Tom Terry tends the cart while Bobby Been draws and works as cashier Tuesday in Bon Semen.
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Clyde Hall
John Dickey
Andy Routt
Ladonia
Comissionere Court
Kip Lottin
W. Lawrence
W. Kootan
O. M. Weaver
Arvil Hickman
Tom Terry
Bobby Been
Thas
Daily Sible Verse Verse From Press Radio Bible Service
A fragmentary scripture meditation cites that rain is for the just and unjust and that the Lord is not in the earthquake or wind, noting endurance as the path to reward and praising the Infinite as good.
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Radio Bible Service, Inc
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