Editorial by Bioss at and Presidents Promise Lingering Problems
Editorial remarks on the incoming American president facing strained Western alliances. Eden plans UN talks, fault lines include Franco British military budgeting, NATO army expansions, and Indo Chinese conflict. France Morocco Tunisia unrest, Kenyan colonial tensions worry Britain. Crux: events mold policy more than campaign vows as the new president takes office.
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Eden
Western Alliance
U. S
Britain
France
Ridgway
Mutual Security Administration
Europe
Rabek
Indo-China
Egypt
Morocco
Tunisia
Kenya
White House
Don Dunn Turns Farm-in-a-Day To A Washington Venture
Veteran Donald Dunn won a free 120 acre farm in Moses Lake Washington through a VFW contest. He completed a first harvest worth about 20 000 dollars from nine acres of pasture and crops and plans to expand dairy and irrigated pasture while keeping costs low due to free seed and planting.
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Washington
NEA
Donald D. Dunn
Dunn
Moses Lake
Wash
Donald Dunn
Kansas
Don Dunn
Washington State
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Reclamation
Dann
ROTC Enrollment Rises in Southern Colleges and Oklahoma Leads
Senior ROTC enrollment in the Fourth Army colleges and universities climbs by 5 780 from 16 057 in 1951. Oklahoma A M Stillwater leads with 2 619 cadets, Texas A M second with 2 423, Oklahoma University third with 1 599. Seven new schools add 1 999 to the 1952 rise, including five Texas colleges. new units average about 285 cadets each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Army
Oklahoma A&m
Oklahoma
Louisiana State University
Texas Colleges
Bom Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Texas
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Trinity University
San Antonio
West Texas State College
Canyon
Roses Centenary Colgo Shirert
Collegey
Ector Sailor Heads Two Week Training Cruise From New Orleans
Thirty nine Eighth Naval District reservists sail from New Orleans for a two week training cruise to Matanzas Cuba aboard escort patrol vessel USS 892. Seaman Don M Weathersbee, son of Mr and Mrs Troy Weathersbee of Ector Texas, noted. At sea they will conduct drills including man overboard abandon ship and fire, plus gunnery and small boat handling. They return November 22 to inactive duty.
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New Orleans
Eighth Naval District
Matansas
Cuba
USS
892
Don M. Weathersbee
Seaman
USNR
Troy Ie. Wreathersbee
Ector
Texas
Fort Jefferson
Dry Tortugas
ROTC Graduates to Receive Direct Army Commissions
Universities and distinguished graduates will receive direct Regular Army commissions while hundreds more electing to involve will be commissioned in the Organized Reserve. Senior ROTC units across six continental armies provide most future officers of the Armed Forces. Go to Church Sunday.
Bonham Social Notes and Local Updates
In 1910 Bonham, the First Presbyterian Church hosts a tea at Mrs. Peterson’s on East 5th Street Friday 2:30 to 6. Miss Maude Anderson travels to Paris. The Steger Opera House presents The Smart Set with Dress Circle 60 Parquet .75. A carload of Oklahoma corn is for sale at the MKT depot. Charles Lindsey visits Honey Grove. Hope Carlton arrives in town from Cumberland Maryland to visit the Brownlee family.
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First Presbyterian Church
Peterson
East 5Th Street
Maude Anderson
Paris
Steger Opera House
MKT
Bonham
D. W. Hill
Charles Lindsey
Honey Grove
Hope Carlton
Cumberland
W. W. Brownlee
Shivers Sees End Of Committee On Tidelands Fight
Governor Allan Shivers says in New Orleans the tidelands committee is no longer needed due to changes due soon in the national capital. He notes the Republican victory but says the Southern Governors' Conference has upheld state property rights and will credit for the outcome.
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New Orlieans
Allan Shivers
Texas
New Orleans
National Capital
Tidelands
Shivers
Native Hunt County Pioneer Dies in Oklahoma City
P. A. Maloy a retired pioneer cattleman and farmer from Hunt County died in Oklahoma City after a long illness. He moved to Southwest Oklahoma in the 1890s and to Norman in 1908 to educate his nine children. Survived by his wife.
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Oklahoma City
P. A. Maloy
Southwest
Hunt County
Oklahoma
Norman
Dope Peddlers Nabbed in Houston Night Raids
Houston narcotics officers and federal agents nabbed 22 suspected drug dealers after a two month investigation centered near the railway cafe. Among those charged is 16 year old Bobby C Harvey who fled as charges were announced. Other arrestees include Margarito Galvan and Ramio Jarmillo with Galvan described as the main operator.
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Houston
Bobby C Harvey
Harvey
Foy Melton
Foor
Margarito Galvan
Ramio Jarmillo
Nick Andrews
Daniel Madino
Chester — Dominguesz
Clem Cruz
Albert Phipps
Pete
Ron
Donald Parsons
Bert Rankin
Jerry Rigsby
Five Daughters and Two Sons Noted in Obituary
An obituary notes five daughters and two sons among the survivors with Ted Maloy of Dallas listed. A funeral service is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon in Oklahoma City.
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Ted Maloy
Dallas
Oldahoma City
Bankers to Meet At College Station Dec 7 9
College Station reports a two day to three day session for commercial bankers at Texas A and M College December 7 10. Over 175 bankers expected to attend the Farm and Ranch Credit School for Commercial Bankers at Memorial Student Center with topics on farm loan problems rental agreements and agricultural outlook. O V Wells will discuss 1952 outlook and Tyrus R Timm leads program planning. A rotary accelerator at White Oak Md will be used for related testing.
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College Station
Texas A. and
M. College
Uanunal
Memorial
School of Agriculture
C. N. Shepardson
O. V. Wells
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
USDA
Tyrus R. Timm
Wells
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oak
Bonham Daily Favorite Front Notice And Policy Statement
Public notice from the Bonham Daily Favorite announces correction policy for erroneous reflections and asserts exclusive rights to United Press news dispatches and other published material. The paper credits Frank Stewart as president and publisher and identifies its Bonham Texas branch.
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Bonham Daily
Bonham Branc CO
Ing Bonham, Texas
Frank Stewart
The
United Press
Supreme Court to Rule On Election Fort Bend Negroes Barred
Five Fort Bend County Texas men allege the Jaybird Democratic Association bars negroes from voting in preliminary and run-off elections. Federal judge ruled for the plaintiffs. the Fifth Circuit reversed, and the Supreme Court granted a hearing to schedule arguments and issue a decision.
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Supreme Court
Ft. Bend County
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Fort Bend
Texas
John Terry
Jessie Byers
R. Eb, Pink, Jr
Charlie Roberts
Price Jackson
Jaybird Democratic Association
Terry
Thomas M. Kennerly
Houston
Fifth
U S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Bondi Band Performs Half Time Show at Mt Vernon Bonham
Mt. Vernon and Bonham High School bands gave a halftime performance at the Mt. Vernon Bonham game. Mt. Vernon opened with five arrangements of Where Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone followed by varied movements. Bonham prepared marching steps for district competition at White Oak in December.
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Peggy Eubanks
Mt. Vernon
Bonham
Bonham High School
White Oak
Texas A&M Archivist Collects Early College History
Professor David Brooks Cofer leads the Texas A&M College archives project aiming to preserve and publish early college history. The 42-year veteran documents key events, letters, and photos, producing volumes on the college’s first administrators and early history through letters and papers.
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College Station
Texas A. and
M. College
James H. Pipkin
David Brooks Cofer
A. and
Cofer
Bald Prairie
Texas A
Little Land-Grant College
L. I. McInnis
McInnis
John Garland James
Thomas S. Gathright
Gath
Clemency Request Filed in Roy Hulen Murder Case
Amarillo attorney petitions Governor Allen and the Texas Board of Pardons for clemency for Roy Hulen, the first Potter County inmate sentenced to death for murdering his wife. The DA opposes. Judge Bishoppein weighed whether there was a fit course, and Hulen declined to propose alternatives.
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Amarillo
Roy Jack Amarillo
Allen Vers
Texas Board of Loug and Paroles
Hulen
Potter County
Henry S. Bishoppein
Helenstorney
E. Byron Singleton
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R. P. McFarlin
Bonham Theatres
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Bonham, Texas
Just
Steves
Willow
Cherrie
Fe Gs
Texas A&m
Rae
Louis Mackenson
Buelow
Mackenson
Legee
Elizabethtown
Centre
University of W
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Aschives
Isales
Service
Scarborough Farm Equipment Company
Center Bonham, Texas
Janet Leigh
Carleton Carpenters
Fearless Fagan
Aula
Buddy Wray
Stewball Builder
Leeth
Center St
Dick Pik
H. L. Hildinge
John L. Anderson Ao
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