17 Sep 1952
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1952
Page
11
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Texas Democrats abandon efforts to place Dwight D. Eisenhower on the state ballot and accept a Dallas court ruling. The faction backing Adlai Stevenson had challenged the party label, but announced acceptance of the decision and planned full campaign in Texas for Stevenson while Eisenhower eyes the GOP ticket.
Praul Campbell acted as speaker for the weekly Rotary Club gathering at noon. He delivered remarks titled The Heal Meaning Rotary.
FBI arrested 18 Midwest and West Coast Communist leaders in raids in Missouri Washington Michigan Illinois Oregon and Washington state cities including St Louis Chicago Seattle Detroit and Portland. Four Missouri leaders Dorothy Rose Forest James Frederick Forest Marcus Alphonse Murphy and William Sentner were named and charged with conspiring to advocate overthrow of the government.
President Truman lobs rebukes at Senator McCarthy and Senator Jenner accusing them of using the big lie. He also criticizes Eisenhower for backing Jenner and McCarthy as both seek re election. Taft opens a 19 state tour likely to rebut Truman and the Taft Hartley law. Texas Democrats seek ballot placement as Loyal Democrats back Stevenson with no appeal planned after a district court ruling.
Four individuals were arrested Tuesday in Bonham Leonard and Ladonia by Fannin County sheriff's deputies and Texas Liquor Control Board agents. Three men have prior charges. a woman was arrested for the first time. Complaints allege violations of Texas liquor laws are being prepared for filing.
Texas gas tax challenge moves to the third court of civil appeals with oral arguments scheduled for January 21 in Austin. The tax, enacted by the Texas Legislature, was upheld by a district court last July, in a suit filed by 69 gas producers and transporters.
Bil Danek of Lincoln Nebraska visits Bonham and learns about cotton and peanut farming. He arrives Tuesday, sees fields on Highway 78, asks how cotton is gathered, and is impressed by the explanation.
Houston police investigated a tavern shooting spree by George Cordary who killed two friends, wounded three others, and killed himself after returning home. Victims named include Elmer L. McFarland and John H Millern. Lester Miller and Sergeant Walter B. Gayar were among the wounded. Police say Cordary, owner of the tavern, appeared to brood over family troubles.
Partly cloudy today and tonight with scattered afternoon thunderstorms. Dry tonight with cooler temps and light winds. Notable thunderstorm chances diminish tomorrow as conditions stabilize.
Light to heavy showers drenched Fannin County Tuesday afternoon delaying cotton picking and castor bean harvests. Rain cooled temperatures from the high 90s to the upper 60s overnight, with forecasts calling for continued warm highs near 100 and possible thundershowers.
Government moves to impose a freeze order on all coal shipments amid looming strikes. Officials say action aims to stabilize supply and prevent shortages while labor talks continue.
New York Sept 17 Dwight Eisenhower told the AFL convention he supports amending the Taft Hartley Labor Law not repealing it. He urged extending non Communist oaths to include employers and retained key provisions like the right to strike and advance notice. He warned against presidential power over labor or industry and opposed compulsory arbitration. Stevenson tour planned as Democratic prospects loom.
Police in Wheeling West Virginia attribute reports of a gas breathing green eyed monster to active imagination of residents. The creature was reportedly seen near Sutter on Sunday night prompting many inquiries at the police department.
Markets show steady demand across cattle hogs and calves. Top hogs and slaughter steers priced at the high end with steady to firm trends. stockers and feeders range 16 to 24 per hundredweight. cut cows and bulls described with mixed values. hogs active with barrows and gilts near 20 dollars per hundredweight and sows 15 to 17.
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Daw Tat Ane Ky Ni 2 at the figure June show unfolds with local press coverage. The event highlights performances and regional participants.
Ke Grove reports that 3,142 bales of cotton have been ginned as part of the season's output. The milestone highlights continuing activity in the local textile sector.
An unnamed U S ace reportedly shot down a MIG fighter in air combat, a dramatic claim that highlights continued Allied air dominance. No further corroboration or official confirmation is provided in the fragment.
The census bureau shows the United States population continuing to rise with the figure reaching over 7.2 billion as of August, higher than in August of the prior year. Data indicate steady gains in population across the country.
Reporters provide a stream of brief notes from cane fields and local happenings. Kate Estes returns from Trenton for a short stay while Cherie Moore notes quiet conditions in Boy Place. Bud Stone mentions a cotton wagon delivery, J W Cummings reports rain, and Ivan Hue observes Tuesday weather. Pug Miller plans to attend Baylor Wake Forest in Waco. Doak Walker fan James Picune prepares to depart for Chicago with Dwight Cumin and others bound for Dallas.
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