Eisenhower's Korea trip urged as morale boost and on‑the‑spot assessment
Biassot argues Eisenhower's planned Korea visit would be doubly useful during the campaign by providing firsthand evaluation of the front and a strong morale lift for troops. Critics call it a grandstand move, but supporters insist the trip offers real strategic benefits and visibility for American resolve in Korea.
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Eisenhower
Korea
Truman
Defense
Anna Rosenberg
Europe
Man from Mars offers Mars-worthy take on the 1952 election
A radio spoof from Edson in Washington features a saucer jockey who critiques U.S. politics. He labels Democrats and Republicans with their supposed policies and hints at foreign policy plans, noting the election's outcome may not hinge on the candidates. His final quip dismisses the impact of the result.
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Washington
NEA
Mars
U.S
Chicago
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Truman
Acheson
Taft
Hoover
Ike
Adlai
Korea
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Europe
NATO
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Alger Hiss
Joe McCarthy
Miss Marguerite Chaney Visits Bonham Relatives
In 1910 Bonham notes Miss Marguerite Chaney of Durant is escorted by her niece Miss Dorothy Gray to visit relatives. Families mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Russell and guests Mrs. Rush Catran heading to Riverside California. Various residents travel to Ravenna Paris and Denton while church assignments shift at the First Methodist Church.
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Marguerite Chaney
Durant
Dorothy Gray
Bonham
Annie Lee Russell
Dadias
J. W Russell F. M. Brown
Rush Catran
Riverside
California
Fula Agnew
Margaret White
Maryanne Sieger
Hivise Chapmen
Ravenna
Texan among crew listed as passenger on crashed C-124
The Armed Forces released the names of personnel aboard a C124 Globemaster believed to have crashed yesterday in Alaska. Airman First Class Sterling F E Newsome is named. his wife Mrs Vivian D Newsome is in Hearne, Texas, as kin are notified.
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Washington
Alaska
Sterling FE. Newsome
Vivian D. Newsome
Wes
Hearne
Columbus Man Discovered the Possum First Says Book
AUSTON November 25 a new UT Press book claims Vicente Yanez Pinzon eight years after Columbus first landed in Brazil discovered the opossum. Dr Carl Hartman notes opossum babies develop in a pouch and contrasts myths with science. the work highlights two unusual mammals, the opossum and armadillo, as peculiar Western pouch bearers.
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Auston
Columbus
Brazil
Vicente Yanez Pinzon
University of Texas Press
Cario
Perdoinand
Isabella
Carl Glartman
Hartman
University of Texas
Ortho Research Foundation
Raritan N
Taugh Logy
Texas
Illinois
Beck
Bar
America
Messine
Morris Funeral Rites Held Monday
Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church for Mrs. Nane Christine Morris, 85, who died Sunday at her Dallas home. The Rev T. J Watts officiated, with interment at Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include two sons and several daughters.
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Honey Grove
Spi
the Baptist Church
Nane Christine Morris
J. ¢ Wilkins
Dallas
T. J Watts
Terment
Oakwood
Wee Funeral Hom
Mr. Morris
Avis
Willin
Oklahoma
Me . Po McMillan
Clara
Dallas Firm Seeks Wyoming Permit
A Dallas firm seeks a Wyoming permit for a carrier project amid state authorities and Casper area indications. The report notes potential approvals and regulatory steps as discussions continue with state officials and project teams.
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Dallas
Wyoming
Casper
Bonham Daily Favorite Publisher Notice
Public notice from Bonham Publishing Co Texas states corrections will be printed upon notification. It affirms Bonham Daily Favorite is a second class mail paper and credits United Press for news dispatches.
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Bonham Daily Favorite
Bonham Publishing CO
Bonham, Texas
Frank Stewart
The
United Press
Eisenhower Discusses Atomic Energy Future With Dunning
President elect Eisenhower met with Columbia University dean John Dunning to talk about the general situation and future of atomic energy. General Hoyt Vandenberg said the joint chiefs have not discussed resignations, but would resign if directed by the new president. UN Commander Mark Clark and top military leaders held secret talks on security for Eisenhower’s visit. Beal Terrell of Oklahoma is noted, with 17 grandchildren and Baptist Church membership.
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Eisenhower
John Dunning
Columbia Dunning
Hoyt Vandenberg
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Forces
Truman
Joint Chief
Kare
Mark Clark
Sean Ti
Blizzard disrupts Panhandle travel as snow blankets several towns
A heavy snowstorm swept the Oklahoma and Texas Panhandles and southwestern Kansas with winds up to 49 mph and five inches of snow in Guymon Beaver Woodward Buffalo and Boise City. Visibility dropped below a quarter mile in Gage Amarillo and Dodge City as highways officials feared road closures.
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Buffalo
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandles
Kansas
Guymon
Beaver
Woodward
Boise City
U. S
Gage
Amarillo
Texas
Dodge City
Thighway Division
Cherokee
Fairview
Study on Africa leaders to discuss at Wesleyan Service
The Guild of the First Methodist Church in Bonhan meets Wednesday at 7 PM in the Wesley Class Room. Mr Will Nevill and Miss Ethe eos Williams lead a discussion on Africa while another note addresses cement mill coal use and an expected rise to 200 million tons per the Materiel Policy Committee report.
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Wesleyan Services Guild
First Methodist Church
Bonhan
Wesley
Othe Church
Will Nevill
Ethe Eos Williams Si
Africa
Comey Oston
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