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Newspaper

Mexia Daily News

Location

Mexia, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1948

Page

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Truman Joins World War I Buddies in Omaha Parade

President Truman arrived in Omaha from Chicago to join the 35th Division WWI comrades in a downtown parade for the 22nd reunion. He rode in an open car with 80 veterans, greeted crowds, and then headed to events at Fontenette Hotel and Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum for a memorial park dedication and a nationwide speech planned for 9 p.m. EDT.

Omaha Neb Truman Divier Chicago Sunnort Heo Era Orn Ad Alla Mobili Harry Clover Enarch 35Th Division Union Station Goaan Fontenette Hotel Ident Ini Beys Town US P.m Ak-Sar- Ben

Reverend Elmer C Carter reassigned to Temple church

In the 83rd annual Central Texas conference Rev Elmer C Carter is reassigned from First Methodist Club to the Seventh Street Church of Temple. Rev E R Gordon will replace him and preach June 13, with Gordon previously serving East Texas and Ben Hur decades ago. Carter will be heard on KTEM Temple Sundays 9 30 to 3 39 a m. Finis A Crutchfield dies as superintendent of the exia District containing Mexia.

Central Texas Methodist Church Worth Elmer C. Carter First Methodist Clu Street Methodist Church Temple Carter E. R Gordon East Gordon Ben Hur Ktem A. Crutchfield Thexia Mexia

Restrictive provisions threaten reciprocal trade program

Former Secretary of State William L. Clayton warned the House bill would scuttle the administration's reciprocal trade program by limiting presidential tariff cuts and forcing congressional approval of any sizable reductions. He noted six European Recovery Program nations lack reciprocal agreements.

Washington William L. Clayton Senate Finance Committee House Bil Tariff Commission Congress Truman Tod Harry Fieud Byrd Eugen D. Millikin Cole Clayton Millikin U. S Austria Denmark Greece Ireland Italy Portugal

Local Residents in Movie Showing Here This Week

The National theater will show Scudda Hoo Scudda Hay on Wednesday Thursday and Friday June 9 10 and 11. Two former Mexia residents appear as two mules owned by Ivan Thorne. Century Fox bought the mules after seeing them in Mexia and shipped them to Hollywood. Thorne and Mau Easterling the theater manager traveled to Dallas to view an advance screening.

Scudda Hoo Scudda Hay National Theater Mexia Hollywood Thorne Mau Easterling Dallas

Missing witness in Harris County horse meat racket case

Houston report says an important witness in the Harris County horse meat racket is missing as the district attorney seeks a subpoena. Meanwhile state tests show most of 48 meat samples from city retail outlets contained horse meat and the grand jury prepares to review chemists reports. Richard Musick seeks to testify about barrel shipments and alleged supervision by firm officials in early morning meat grinding.

Houston Tex Jane Harris County AWC Winhern Bashits Grand State Department of Health Austin Hy Grand Jury Richard Musick Houston Meat Company Grand Jury Musick

Ford Plans Price Rise for 49 Models After War

DETROIT June 3 UP Ford Motor Company announced an average price increase of seven percent across 49 models, with prices ranging from 85 to 1849 dollars. Henry Ford I, president, said the new cars mark the first real postwar bid to gain market share and that the company aims to offer better cars, trucks, and tractors at lower cost than competitors.

Detroit Ford Motor Company Ford Henry Ford

Vandenberg vows fight over House foreign aid cuts

Senate leader Vandenberg declared he will challenge House reductions in the foreign spending program. The House trimmed about 2.16 billion dollars from European Recovery and other foreign aid, though spreading the cut over 15 months lowered total administration budget needs. The fight to restore funds sets the stage for a Senate showdown with both parties pledging to press for more aid.

Washington Senate Arthur H. Vandenberg Vandenberg Senate Appropriations Committee House Senate Foreign Relations Committee Congres Vandenberg George C. Marshall Marshall Harvard University Europe Stiles Bridges ECA Paul G. Hoffman U.S V. M. Molotov United States

Protests Grow Over Southwestern Power Appropriations

A group of five state utilities led by General R K Lime of Public Service Co of Oklahoma urged Congress to restore the full 3 180 000 budget for the Southwestern Power Administration. They argued the cut benefits private business and taxpaying utilities, while the House had cut to 269 000 for admin use only. Lane defended the plan as protecting private investment and implementing the 1944 flood control act.

Washington R. K. Lime Public Service Co Oklahoma Tulsa Senate Appropriations Ate Arkansas Kansas Texa Southwestern Power Line Senate Budget Bureau House Congress Lane

Mrs. E. A. Keeling Buried in Wortham Following Illness

Mrs. E. A. Keeling aged 57 died at her Wortham home Friday after a long illness. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 39 p m from the First Methodist Church Wortham with Rev. G J Bryan and Rev R M Richards officiating. Interment in Wortham cemetery conducted by Burlesons. Survived by husband five sons including T Sgt Miller Craig Roswell NM W R Keeling Carthage LA W C Keeling Colton Valley LA C L Keeling Overton TX and F M Keeling Kilgore TX. four brothers three sisters and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers listed as nephews. Honorary pallbearers named from Wortham and nearby towns.

E. A. Keeling Wortham First Methodist G. J. Bryan R. M. Richards Burlesons Keeling Chas. D. Tyner Preston Frost Alton Frost Weldon Frost James Keeling Roy Keeling W. R. Sneed Corsitana Rob WiHlford Fairfield J. G. Longbotham William Stone Simm Bounds Hiram Boyd Franklin Simmons Dewet Willard Clarence Frost W. O. Bounds Roger Seeley Off Wortham

No Action Yet On Ballot for Pat Wallace in Texas

Secretary of State Paul Brown said no action has been taken to place Henry Wallace on the Texas presidential ballot. He noted filings must come from the party executive committee at least 20 days before the November 2 general election.

Pat Wallace Austin Paul Brown Henry Wallace Texas

65 Million Texas Air Academy Backed by Leaders

Support grows for a $65 million air academy at Randolph Field Texas with a House bill to establish a West Point of the Air. Air Secretary Symington and General Vandenberg endorse the plan as plans from the Air Force seek to expand officer training beyond current radio service and college ranks.

Texas Air Academy Washington Randolph Field Tex Air Fource Paul J. Kilday W. Stuart Symington Hoyt S. Vandenberg Air Force Symington Vandenberg House Armed Services Committee Radioservies Academy Mengten Randolph Fdele

Red Cross Urges Type Two Blood in Mexia Emergency

Limestone County chapter of the American Red Cross issues an urgent call for type two blood to aid a local citizen in Mexia. Those with type two blood are asked to contact DeGuire at 39 Re DeGuire or Mrs Bridshaw at 498-W.

Red Cross Limestone Counts American Red Cris Mexia Anyotte Re DeGuire Mrs. Bridshaw

Band rehearsal schedule announced for summer season

Ralph Burford band director releases summer rehearsals. Senior band meets Mondays and Mondays evenings at 7 30. Junior band rehearsals run Mondays and Thursdays mornings at 8 60.

Ralph Burford

Officials Broadcast New Flood Alarms Along Columbia River

Officials along a 300 mile stretch of the Columbia River issued new flood warnings as rising waters threaten dikes near Astoria. Two bodies recovered from Vanport City were identified as siblings Norman and Sally Butcher. Army troops were sent to Portland to reinforce defenses amid continued flooding and rescue operations.

Portland Columbia Vanport City Astoria Gmastot Mars Norman Butcher Dhehaul Sally Vianpart City Westtown Lebins Wone Denvenue Army Michtanonsah County Corone Musston Peet Ar Bases Kiewen Devel Mike Skuges Aris

Linking Civil Rights Program With Draft Faces Defeat

Fragmentary notes discuss a plan by William Longer and Rod Don Poth to link civil rights initiatives with drafts. The outline hints at GOP bartering to shore up a platform as southern support strains.

Pestis William Longer Rod Don Poth

Israeli Spokesman Sees Quick Pause to Palestine War

An Israeli spokesman predicted a rapid halt to the Palestine war as immigration into the Holy Land remains a sticking point. UN mediator Count Bernadotte said the one unresolved issue blocks a truce, while reports say Jewish commandos seized Yibna near Tel Aviv and talks continue on a Security Council resolution.

Lake Success N. Y Holy Land United Nations Folke Bernadotte Bernadotte Security Council Palestine Council Tel Aviv Yibna Tonatsi Plain Hebrew University Hadasssh Mount Scopus Jerusalem Amman Cairo Gul

House Committee Overhauls New Farm Price Support Bill

The House Agriculture Committee endorsed a bill to set a government price floor of not less than 90 percent of parity for hogs poultry and eggs. It would replace the wartime program, keep acreage controls, and price supports at 90 percent for six farm crops with a flexible range for additional commodities. The measure allows adjustments to encourage farming and curb imports while avoiding large scale marketing restrictions next year and a half.

Washington House Agriculture Committee Clifford R. Hope Kans Vie Hope Agriculture Department Mnment

President Truman Accepts Resignation of William Brophy

President Truman accepts the resignation of William A Brophy who cites health reasons. Brophy, a native of Albuquerque, had announced his departure from the office and will remain in the Indian Affairs Division in a field position.

Truman William Brophy Ashington William Astoner Brophy Alburn Funy

VFW Post to Hold Monday Meeting

Lancaster Post No. 4694 Veterans of Foreign Wars will host a Monday evening meeting at the VFW Club Room. Charles Barkrum, commander, urged members to attend for a social gathering and urged bringing dues and plans.

VFW Lancaster Post Veterans of Foreman Wars VFW Club Charles Barkumermaster

Council stalls on Truce Text Asks For Clear Meaning

Howey warns Faris El Khagor of Sauna after a series of early telephone calls to UN members. The council again ducked an opportunity to clarify the armistice sections of the truce and what the armory terms really mean. Israeli fire threats arise from militias pressing defenses as Jenin braces for fall, with fears that capture could widen gaps to Nablus and beyond.

Faris el Khagor Sauna Reynitette

Spain Forced to Fight Guerrilla Movement, Franco Involved

London reports that Generalissimo Franco has deployed artillery, tanks, and planes to combat guerrilla resistance in Spain. The dispatch cites Blasquez, a guerrilla leader, claiming guerrillas operate under a strategic plan with peasant support and that the government trains agents abroad, including in South America and Italy.

London Moscow Franco Spain Pregue Juan Blaz Ti Inh Blasquez South America Italy Ve Bay

Auto Train Collision Leaves Four Dead in Ohio Crossing

The State Highway Patrol reports four killed and three injured when a car with seven passengers collided with a train at a crossing near Orient, Ohio, about 21 miles southwest of Columbus. Three of the injured were taken to a Columbus hospital.

Columbus State Highway Patrol Orient Here

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