Inquiry Into Federal Agencies Seen as Healthful Sign
Rep Cheries Walverton of New Jersey urges a broad review of federal regulatory bodies formed or expanded in the last two decades. He says the probes should be fair and aimed at improving efficiency and accountability, not destroying useful agencies.
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Cheries Walverton
New Jersey
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Power Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ipon
U. S
Dazed Dems at Party Wake See Sign of Life in Its Corpse
The defeated Democratic Party held a wake at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington after a crushing loss. A crowd of ~2,000, sparse attendance from big names, and a lagging scoreboard underscored a 20 year era ending. Some lawmakers claimed the party would rise again, while others blamed Korea, corruption, and Trumanism for the defeat.
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Dems
Ashington
NBA
Washington
Mayflower Hotel
Grand
Eisenhower
New York
Charles F. Brannan
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Mitchell
National Committee
Congress
Kefauver
Monroney
Ike
Korea
McCarthy
Taft
Dewey
Bonham 1910 Farewell Supper for W A Thomas
Ex County Clerk W A Thomas hosts a farewell supper for deputies at the Bonham Candy Kitchen as thanks for service during his administration. Attendees include Miss Myrtle Hancock, Miss Mary Smith, S B Laughlin, H P Ingjish, J B Dobbs, and George Adkins. Big sale items listed from Graham Crawford Co include calico and other fabrics, Turkish towels, ladies skirts and coats, and men’s wear at bargain prices.
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Bonham
Myrtle Hancock
Mary Smith
S. B. Laughlin
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Ing- Jish
J. B. Dobbs
George
Adkins
Graham, Crawford & C O
Calico
Uannel Fc
Chambray
Laa
Bicn
Much Remains to Be Done Control Cotton Insects
Three experts addressed about 150 cotton men at College Station on November 18 1901 stressing ongoing efforts to control cotton insects. L F Curl of the U S Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine cites pink bollworm as the major menace with bellworm losses reported in South Texas.
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College Station
L. F Curl
U.S Bureau of Entomology
San Antonio
Texas
J ( Gaines
Eugene Butler
Texas Sottonseed Crushers Association
Bonham Education Week Gratitude Letter Published
Mrs. Lucille Alverson president of Bonham Classroom Teachers thanks The Daily Favorite publisher Mr T Frank Stewart and staff for their support and space during National Education Week, noting their cooperation helped make the observance successful.
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T. Frank Stewart
the Daily Favorite
Bonham, Texas
Stewart
Lucille Alverson
Bonham
Three Plead Guilty in Interstate Car Theft Ring
In Houston three defendants Fred Worsham, Herman Wor sham, and Michael Lynch pleaded guilty to federal charges of conspiring to operate an interstate car theft ring. Co-defendants including attorney James Shawn remain under earlier innocent pleas as jury selection begins. The indictments allege a conspiracy to steal cars across St. Louis Oklahoma City New Orleans and Houston.
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Houston
James Shawn
Fred Worsham
Herman Dayton Worsham
Michael Lynch
Worsham's Motor Company
Shawn
Mary Wainwright
Robert Fbugene Hyser
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
New Orleans
Binion Case Set For Trial In January Term
Former Dallas gambler Benny Binion faces a federal income tax evasion trial in Dallas during the January term unless he appeals to move it to Nevada. Judge T Whitfield Davidson says the trial will proceed in Dallas after Fort Worth court sessions. Texas seeks extradition to place Binion on a Dallas charge for operating a million-dollar year policy racket. He runs a gambling club in Las Vegas.
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Nouv
Benny Binion
Nevada
T. Whitfield Davidson
Fort Worth
U. S. District Court
Texas
Binion
Las Vegas
Leon A. Yankwich
Fannin County to Issue Refunding Bonds Plan
The Commissioners Court of Fannin County Texas announces its intention to issue up to 120000 in refunding bonds to replace 1951 warrants. Bonds will bear interest not over 3.5 percent and mature within 18 years. A December 8 1952 order authorizes the action per Article 2368 A. Vernon’s Civil Statutes. Court Judge Choice Moore.
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State OF Texas
Fannin
Vernon
Commissioners Court
Fannin County
Texas
Commissioners Court of
Choice Moore
Edinburg Farmer Fined 2500 for Cotton Stalk Destruction Violations
Joe Holms, an Edinburg farmer, pleaded guilty to failing to destroy cotton stalks by the September deadline. He was fined 2500 dollars plus 860 for pink bollworm noncompliance and 100 for contempt, with additional costs. The case spanned Hidalgo County and Willacy County courts, involving multiple charges and a total of fines across several counts.
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Edinburg
Joe Holms
Holmes
92Nd District Court
Hig
James Bates
Willacy County
Hidalgo County
Bonham Daily Favorite Publisher Statement Notice
Public notice from Bonham Texas publisher Frank Stewart warns that any erroneous reflection about firms individuals or corporations will be corrected upon being called to the publishers attention. The United Press retains exclusive publication rights for news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited to the paper.
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United Press
Winners in Texas 4-H Corn Growing Contest Announced
In College Station on November 18 1952 Floyd Lynch announces top honors in the Texas 4-H More Hybrid Corn Per Acre program. Hal Lester Senkel Buckholts Milam County led with 136.12 bushels per acre on two acres of Texas Hybrid 30 aided by fertilizer and irrigation. Jack Griffin Garrison Nacogdoches County followed with 122.5 bushels per acre on four acres of Texas Hybrid 26.
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College Station
Floyd Lynch
Hal Lester Senkel
Buckholts
Milam County
Iaester
J. I. Moore
Young Lester
Lester
Texas Power and Light Company
District 5 high yield by Henderson County 4-H boy Jerry Turlington
The high yielding acre in district 5 was Jerry Turlington of Mala kwoff, Henderson County, with 117.1 bushels from one acre of Texas Hybrid 30. He used 520 pounds of 8-8-8 and 260 pounds of ammonium nitrate. District 4 winner Wallace Dougherty of Sivells Bend produced 106.75 bushels per acre from two acres of Reeds Hybrid 28, using 150 pounds of 12-12-12 at planting and 100 pounds of ammonium nitrate later. District winners include Denton in district 4, Smith in 5, Moe Lennan in 8 and Nacogdoches in district 9, each receiving a $50 cash award. Other district 5 and 8 and 9 winners are listed with yields and counties for a total of five district 4 winners and several individuals across districts 5, 8, and 9.
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Henderson County
Jerry Turlington
Malakwoff
Texas
Cooke County
Wallace Dougherty
Sivells Bend
Denton
Smith
MoeLennan
Nacogddches
Ballard
Grayson
Teddy Saye
Hunt
E. J. Dane
James Cassel
Dallas
Dougherty
Turlington
Larry Staples
Richard Fleming
Glen Williams
Don Citton McEnturff
van Zandt
Senkel
Michael Robinson
Bell
Marvin Roessler
Falls
William Gregory
McLennan
James Herrell
Hill
Griffin
John Lee
Angelina
Derl Sides
Cherokee
Elbert Fountain
Macogdoches
John Douglas
Anderson
Busheis
Official Board of Canvassers Meet Friday
The State Board of Canvassers in Austin will meet on Friday to tabulate official results from the November 4 elections except the governor and lieutenant governor races. Returns have been received from all 254 counties. The secretary of state's office prepared to send messages.
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Austin
State Board of Canvassers
Secretary of State
Messen
Counties must file returns within ten days after deadline
Counties are urged to file returns within ten days after the deadline to avoid penalties and ensure proper reporting before the election. The notice stresses timely submission and warns of consequences for late filings.
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