One Way Traffic Ordered for 10th Street in Front of Bailey Inglish
Bonham establishes East 10th street in front of Bailey Inglish as a westbound one way to protect Bailey Inglish students. Chief O R McKissack cited narrow street and two way traffic as risks and urged parents to enter from Chestnut and travel west past the building.
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10Th Street
Bailey Inglish
Bonham
O. R. McKissack
East 10Th
Chestnut
Center Streets
Chestnut Street
McKissack
Bonham Pep Rally Announces Bonfire Event Tonight
Bonham fans prepare for the annual game against Honey Grove with a 7 p m pep rally. The highlight is a large bonfire at the old Duncan Elementary site on West Street, built from a days long material collection by students.
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Bonham
Honey Grove
Duncan
West Sth
Ships in Arctic ice pack may be abandoned for winter
In Barrow Alaska reports say several Arctic cargo ships trapped by the polar ice could be sacrificed. Crews will unload cargo and transfer to open water vessels as needed. Ice breakers and demolition teams aid a high risk operation supplying radar outposts along the northern rim.
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Point Barrow
Alaska
Navy Oat
Far North
Arctic
Navy
Adm
Francis C. Denebrink
Military Sea Transportation Services
MSPS
Washington
Becauec
Archie
Pacific
Atlantic
Bailey School Plans $25,000 Bond Issue
Bailey rural high school district calls an October election to authorize a $25,000 tax bond for drilling a water well and installing water and sewer systems. Superintendent Basil Lordon says the current tax rate of $1.50 per $100 valuation would remain unchanged if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Bailey Rural High
Basil Lordon
Weather Outlook for North Chantral Texas
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with little change in temperatures. Light winds expected with no significant precipitation.
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North Chantral
Texas
Four Teens Held by Officers in Marian County
Four teenagers were taken into custody by officers in Marian County today amid a disturbance involving a local gang. The group, including a girl, reportedly faced possible federal involvement as investigators seek to determine motives and return the girl to her home in Red Wing.
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Marian
Jowano
Ots Pedtean
Fo Mechuss
Red Wing Marrowhouse
Bev Boothe Group
Three Convicts Produce Counterfeit Five Dollar Bills
The Secret Service reports three inmates at Draper state prison printed counterfeit five dollar notes in a print shop. Authorities say the fake currency did not widely enter circulation and additional charges were added before being dismissed from the hospital after an injury.
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Montpoolmierry
Ala
Secret Service
Draper State Prison
Lang Ater
Adenauer seeks Moscow pact OK amid Prague crisis
Bonn reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer pressing his cabinet to secure parliamentary approval of Moscow agreements as Socialist opposition challenges the deal. East German and Soviet comments frame the issue amid party attacks and calls for unity.
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Adenauer
Moscow
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Nelervatier
Donn
Nikolai Bulganin
NEA
Whistle Stop Campaign Form Dropped By Nixon
President Nixon appears to have ended his whistle stop campaign style after a string of TV appearances and repeated speeches at numerous stops. The move follows scrutiny of his approach and its impact on the race and public perception.
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CP View
Richard Mo Nixon
Niaon
Ulnar
Bonham CAP Meets Tonight At 7 30
Bonham Civil Air Patrol holds a regular meeting at 7 30 tonight in the city hall second floor meeting room Captain MG Claxton commanding officer urges all members to attend the session.
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Bonham Cap
Berlin
Uuiteaf
Civab Ap Patrop
City Hall
MG. Claxton
Heavy Shelling By Reds Reported On Quemoy Island
The Central News Agency said Communist forces fired more than 3800 artillery rounds in the Quemoy area over three hours on Thursday. No damage or casualties were reported on the Nationalist held island.
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Tacspel
Formosa
Nationalist
Chinese Central
Quemoy Island
China Manila
Two men free on bonds after armed robbery charges
George Underwood and James Harln were released on $1250 bonds each as the grand jury begins October term. The case involves a 1953 Oldsmobile taken from Clint Smith of Leonard. testimony at the examining trial was conflicting and the automobile was later returned to Bonham.
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Wallag
Tibby Wright
George Underwood
James Harln
Clint Smith
Leonard
At Will Co
Wright
Bonham
Wade Morris
Neil Gilbert Bondshire
Justice of Peace
Thomas Reece
Dallas
Hoy
Ivey
Reece
Progress on FM Road Rebuilding From Cotton Center to 78
Cage Brothers of San Antonio lead farm to market road work from Cotton Center through Gober to State Highway 78. A new base of white rock and gravel surfacing are being laid, with the Cotton Center to Gober section torn up for renewal. Additional work rebuilds Wolfe City to Edn kory Creek and Leonard to Celeste roads.
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Cotton Center
Gover
Cage Brothers of
San Antonio
Gober
Highway 78
Tirmeis
Wolfe City
Edn Kory Creek
Leonard
Celeste
Russians Move Major Industry Out of Moscow
Chicago Plan Commission chair William M. Spencer said after visiting Moscow that Russia shifted all major industry away from Moscow. He credited a campaign to spruce up the Soviet capital and observed refurbishing work as impressive.
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Moscow
Chicago Plan Commission
William M. Spencer
Leningrad
Farm allotments overplanted as cotton harvest nears
Dan Barnard, office manager of the Fantin county ASC, says about 1,000 farms overplanted their allotments this year. Workers measured fields to determine overplanting and whether plowed up cotton conformed to the year’s allotment. Farmers expected increased acreage and delayed checks until insects and damage could be assessed. Some plots yielded less than a bale per four or five acres, while early plantings fared better.
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Dan Barnard
Fantin County
ASC
Barnard
Farmo
Burnard
Congress
Morse Declares Benson Farm Plan Bust in Debate
Sen. Wayne Morse accused Agriculture Secretary Ezra Benson of a belated confession that the administration farm program is a bust. Morse cited Benson's pledge to propose specific steps to bolster farm prices as proof of policy failure amid declining farm income and political clashes over parity pledges.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Oregon Democrat
Benson
Congress
Morse
Paul H. Douglas
D-Nl
Eisenhower
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Douglas
Harold E. Cooley
D.-N. Co
House Agriculture Committee
East Lansing
Mich
Cooley
Agriculture Department
Grass and Cotton Fires Trigger Three Alarms
Cotton bale at Co-Op Gin on North Center street burst into flames around 380 o'clock Thursday morning after ginning on Wednesday. Grass fires damaged yards at the homes of Ray Thomas and Dr Jack King on Wednesday.
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North Center Street
Ray Thomas
Jack King
Ninth Hurricane Of Season Threatens Mainland
Two hurricanes, Hilda in the Caribbean moving toward British Honduras and near 340 miles south southwest of Havana, Cuba, and Jane in the Atlantic on a northwest course, with winds 70 to 80 mph, could affect Central America and possibly the United States.
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Miami
Atlantic
Caribbean
Central America
United States
Hilda
British Honduras
Havana
Cuba
Jane
U. S
Jone
Hurricane Jone strengthens on course toward U S coast
Miami reports Hurricane Jone intensifies to winds of 75 to 80 mph and shifts northward, threatening the U S mainland after easing Puerto Rico warnings. Hilda remains powerful crossing toward northern British Honduras as gales spread in the western Caribbean.
Bonham Chamber of Commerce General Meeting At Five
Bonham Chamber of Commerce holds a general meeting at 5 o clock this afternoon in the Best theatre. Tex Hatley president said the program and activities would be discussed and every Bonham citizen invited to attend. He urged cooperation and view sharing on ongoing work.
Morning street activity on local square and streets
Residents and workers appear on the square and nearby streets. Names include Julius Evans W F Mactan June Denton Raymond Denny Dan Barnard Paul Hembree Clyde Jenslee Otin Wilder Adenipal and Bonham. The scene notes coffee stops, work departures and errands as dawn unfolds on Center street and surroundings.
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W. W. Smith
Julius Evans
Paul Hembree
Clyde Jenslee
Otin Wilder
Center Street
Munnelee Smith
Lee Moerrow
Adenipal
Fhuredayg Ja Bonham
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Fred Brown
Chady Bisher
Somites En
Tcs
Orediman
Commission
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Worl
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Ald
Gerecat Tan
Nate
L. Tedor
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Wwe
Bob “Prastor
Wade
Deal
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Pattak
Ebonauer
Triuntoh
Maseow
Sadar Camphants
Free Democrats
Nde Ctu
Erth Bieeas
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Mainland
Weather Bureau
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P.R
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Ione
Yucatan Peninsula
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