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VOL. 54.—NO. M3.
SULPHUR SPRINGS. TEaAS. MONDAY JUNE 16. t*$Z.
«,>l;AGFS-- 5 rFNTSL
MEMBER 7vSSO<'i\TK0 PRESS
The* City of Sulphur Springs
Monday was awarded a plaque on
behalf of the .National Traffic
Safety Council^ for going through'
the year of 11)51 without a fatal
traffic accident with At the munici-
pal limits.
' The presentation of the4 plaqu^ I
was made Ay W. C. Rowden, safety |
officer v* the Dallas district of i
the Texas Highway R.-m-ai division..I
Rowden presented the .plaque to!
Chief of Pollin' Vaughn Deaton as
Mayor Watt Morris, City Manager
Arvil Pjj.tt.pn and local Highway j
Patrolmen John Vermillion, and
Noel Wilson watched the proceed-
ings.
Rowden said that. Sulphur |
Springs was one of six cities in j
the Dallas district that received
this type recognition for its excel-
lent traffic record.
Mayor Morris, speaking for the
city, said that all of Sulphur
Springs was proud of the national
recognition.
He pointed to Chief Deaton and
his police force for credit in at-
taining this hjgh honor.
Sweden Thrown in Uproar as Red Jet
Shoots Down Unarmed Military Plane
Contract for Rockwell
Plant May be Awarded
Harrison Accuses
Reds oi Stirring
Riots on Koje
\ff9y A*Honntrd Prim)
Munsan. Korea June i(> —
The chief allied delegate
at the Korean truce talks has
levelled two charges against the
Communists Major General Wil-
liam. jfarrison accused the Rees
of stirring yp the riots on Koje
island and of continuing the w.v.
Harrison said to North Korean
General Nam 11: “You must re-
ftlixe that you are choosing ’be-
tween an honorable armistice and
the continuation of a bloody ar.d
profitless conflict.’’
The chief Red delegate (RTplled
with familiar words, accusing the”
allies of fnccssnnt atrocities 'and
slaughtering war prisoners, li was
the first time in five days that
the North Korean ' had repeated
these charges.
The next session will he held at
the usual time tonight. — 1C
o’clock, E-D-T — despite an al-
lied suggestion for a recess.
FLEE STORM'S MIGHT —'Residents of Sit..Petersburg, Ha., lower)
lefty flee mi on rushing waterspout us it approaches the shoreline of i
Tampa Bay. The spout disintegrated soon after coming ashore, but l
not before it. did several thousand dollars’ Worth of damage. (NEA I
Telephoto)-.
Jews And Arabs
Clash in Tunis
^mmi.ii.V-mmu " .....tpituwn. •
' . 4««oiiaf»rf Prenti - rieldtrti'ady for harvest, in a move
Turns lums.a, June Ib-J.wsj^ diwupt the economic life of
amj Arabs »la*h.c.d anew today m the French protectorate,
the winding cobblestone streets’ Th(. J^h.MoMeja.dMhe* ap-
of. old luma for the -third straight lmrentiy wen- caused by Arab at-
,lay. Ten persons were wounded. tempU to indu,.t, Jewi,h shopkeep-
The clashes added new tension | erg joi„ # stHke whil.h was
to a situation in which anti-lrenchitom.hefl ()jff Frul)tv by mv,terious
nationalist activity was being step- w„, ,,, v' rcp<)rt's of W1
ped up. Tunisian - terrorists, adopt- [attempt last week to poison Tuni-
ivirv *i nil* liiotloo c-nt TIM-, In lisK/ut t ' ■■
j .Plans pointing toward possible If-the offer* provA satisfactory.
| awarding of a contract .for the fi contract probably will be let ttv*
' new Rockwell plant development week. If prices.exveed the amount
j by the end of the week were ill available for the structure, il mat
motion Monday. - be nece*»ai v to_ revise plans and
Bids on the big industrial atruc-jseek new bids, J K Hi im, pre.*l-
I turc are being received the early dent of the Sulphur Spring* In
j part of the week and will be open-! dustnal Foundation, explained
ed Thursday...................."" -I The foundation is const i mi i'ng
the building, which will' .he b aaed
| by the Noideteom • Vain division
|.of the Rockwell Manufacturing
I Company. Heavy valve* for pipe
| liih-s will lie made here by the con
j corn-
j Several high official* of the
| RockweirTonipany m, cxpidTeVTTiT
j Dallas \V.i-dnesday and in Sulphur
i Spring* Thursday and Friday in
| the drive to wind up preliminaries
j foi the big development
They include, L. A. Dixon of
Pittsburgh, Rockwell vice pit-si-
Chinese Attack
On Korean Front
Halted by GI's
(H* A HO< /’'fill
Seoul, Korea, June 16.—U.
ground troops have smashed
artillery-supported Chinese attack j (|r„t
on a hill formation on the
ern front near Chorwon.
7f»0 Chinese were knocked hack
in t]ie bittci; seven hour scrap.
Fighting continued also at oth-
er spots on the 155-mile front.
No explanation ha* been offered
for the stepped up fighting pace.
Crew Saved
By Vessel
InBaltic
3 ,
/' -— - ——
- f 0* Hafgini i
Stqckbntni, June fit. The Hwn*
dish'all force command ha* an-
muinced thal two Russian fighter
planes have stmt down an unaim-
ctl .Swedish military plan*. Hut*-
ever, Iks- Swedish crew of 7 were
rescued later at *»-a by a German
mI*rchanl *hip,.....Two of the. crew
were sail) to he wounded. The oven
-aid llii’ii plane had been attack-
cd seven time* by the Ru-saian*
At the tune of the attack, the
i-Rwedish |itane wg*; xeSrtlunjf fur
j a Swedish au fore* transport,
J missing since Friday with Jt .men
! aboard It i* fr-aied the) this plane
also has been shot ddwn by the
| Russian*, who are said to lie hold-
Paut Wick, assistant to the pound by I N. force*, lepoits had been received that the Red TOW’i1 estensive-aii and aaa maneu*-
... >... . , . . . . rt» of i tin* nowti Ii4lt.tr cM.
among uUiim lux ui if"*, jrnj> • j no »rh\^\* tufRjf.flL.jMlt.L by f
MYSTERY VJI.EI'" Of COMPOUND 76 -A paiatrooper of the I! fi
IH7IK Iteg(.mental Combat. Team examine* the mystei v “jeep" of no
(prions t (impound 76, on Koje Island Before demolition of the com
sia’s nominal ruler, Sidi Famine
Bey, and his family. The Jews al-
ready had) called their own strike,'
demandiiijt police' protection]
against tie Arabs. This strike was
to begin this afternoon.
The newest outburst of Jewish-j
Moslem rioting in the old walled t
city, w here Jews and Arabs nor-1
rnaily live peacefully side by aide, i
wp* less serious than those of the;
Korea Explains
Broadcast Ban
In Friendly Note
ing n'Pw tactics, set fire to wheat
....... ...... .. Innaiv... „ -----
Rayburn Doubts
Steel Seizure
Bill Passage
,11, weekend. In the first outbreak Sat-
Washington, June 16-- House . urduy, a young Jew was killed by
Speaker .Sam Rayburn was a-ked M sh,,t 'fired from a'crowd, and
today about* the possibility ( on- wveral person* were wounded,
greaa might tnact steel seizure Lhe latest fight occurred when
Jegislatiop as requested by Presi- »■ 8'oup of young Arabs entered
dent Truman. He sard he doubts |Grhi-U occupied umstly by ‘Tews,, Joh|) Muccio by the South Korean
if anything on steel cun be passfif »'id began roughhouae taiHils. .....* -m...
now. . j Rocks were hurled and flat fights
: Rayburn,'a Texas Democrat,1 broke out.
Wait-1 president and head of the co(n-
Som« j panv's legal depart mcnl, and f‘
E. \V Goodwin, manager of the
Sulphur Springs plant.
Representative* of the local
foundation will meet with the
Rockwell group in Dallas before)
the aren« of activities is shifted
to Sulphur Spying*.
It ha* not been determined
whether the bids will be opened
here or in the office of Architect |
Raymond F. Smith in Dallas.
Brim sail! milch interest in thc
had.
dummy, made
»f ".pod and paper t NT'.A Telephoto i
SABOTAGE SUSPECTED
Dump
In Korea Explodes
project i» being shown by cnnlract-
ors, and a good turnout of biddeix
is expected
in, VaMrltlr* r-ml
Pusgp, Korea, June 16—The)
Republic of Korea ha* explained
its lyawmx for banning the Voice*
■of Amcvrica liroadcaat* over, the i
South Korean government radi i
network. ’
The reason* were contained in I
a note given U. 8. Ambassador|
#
Soviet Diplomat
Named in Spy
Ring ip London
Commuter Trains
On Loi^g Island
Hailed by Strike
was questioned by newsmen when |
hi and othei Democratic f'ongrea-:
s i onal leader* left they hit* House
after their u-mal Misnday morning
i-onference with 1’ieaident Truman.
As to when .('/Ingres* .may ad-
journ, Rayburn said: The House
is driving to get out before the
poKtitnl convention*. The Repuhli-
can convention will be the first
and begins July 7th.
Highway Needs
To Be Discussed
At Greenville
f/itf A MMh Ot/dTireil
London, June* I •* A HiiNBiMn
(ft ft 4 eeociotrd PrV»»i
I’il * a li, Korea June 16 E*-
I'fosiou* have riM/ked the biggest
United State* Army ammunition
dump In Korea The blast took lire
lifo ’ol one A liter lean oldici. ami
jd.'l Vi'ihi i pr-i son* are missing or
. injured Two American soldier*
at e umo-ig the missing, ami fTTOi
have been hoxpltalned Twenty
four liTTuFr* aufft-red minor hur'y
and letuirird W‘ duty after fii--'
.Mid A( least’ three Koiean civil
inn* were Injured. T. .....
S»M1en has made a Strong pin.
j test lo Russia over the shouting
: down of the search plane in the
! haltie, about 60 inllea off the coast
; of Estonia The protest was-hand-
ed to the Sovret ambassador who
wa« called to the Kwedinh foreign
office The Swede* ary demanding
an' immediaj.g..l»vaatiKatii>n and
th« punishment of those lesponai-
hie fm. the attack. Although new*
that the men had been reamed
| spread joy throughout Stockholm,
............ • I some angry fiwedra gathered out-
god mine shells and flare* Dew *ide tlie Soviet embasay to jeer th«
two mile*. -i-amliasaadoev-My-i
American «>lidet» used tanks; The craw captain (Even tioata"
to ruivev the flamjtig areas be Toiengran) telegraphed a repoit
caiiae of the danger of exploding ,,f lh* Incident to Stockholm,
buyer, and rocket*, lint the n*t Tlita i* part of hu atoty
made it lnipri*«ib|i- for flrefight•! "We were attacked," hr said,
feued having the
South K ireatt- police *u pert |lu, ,,aUtef,.,w,
sabotage by guerrillas. i
Ministry- of Foreign Affair*. The
note was -not made public in Pu-!
san. However, Koiean government! dtplomiit named-by detective* -
aourceS said the note was friendly - obtained official aecteis The fic»t lda»t brake w-lndoo
mid referred to the ban as teni T'om a radio mpn in the British al,d l i .-eked___down ulnstei iu .
porgry: * " : * ‘ -j-foieign office ■ turned up Ttt MS ’liudding* in Pu an 13 miles to
A spokesman previously said. •PSiDnrnt here today afiii ■- - , «•
' last week’s ban wag neccaaary be ; weekend of wv-ln v f dump. Two o'lu i huge exploslo
A foreign office apokeamali
eis to get close, lloui* latei, the
flic began to die mil giaduaMt
In Ptiaari, Genaral Jaincg V a
Meet .aid the lo»t inateiial w»-
<-HIv part of the army'a atocka
But he Mill hi- would have pi.
shell*
catjgw the broadcast* carrii-d.ciiti-
ci*m of the .South l(oread govern-
ment. * _______
(Hy A*ao<mfril P'r$»)
Greenvilfe, June 16—Represeti-
.- , it,, A»aon,ltil Prttp) - - j
New York, June 16 -Aatirke ini Senate Majority Leader Frfie:-t tatives of 12 i-nuntie* will meet!
New York has halted operation* McFailand said the Senate ia he- in Greenville tomorrow to disci**
?!Vone .jLhVfiVSLgnBT'.i ing pressed -twrnHappae • 'rrf‘ appro- KlgSwayneedi with the East Texas!
mtiteF rail line*. Member* of the | priation hills a* fast a it. can, hut Chamber, of ('ommefee.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engl- ns to wtu,n it will f;mshi he
neeCs left their cabs on the Long! *‘we aR. just driving.”
^'“Dn'toOy. h»uM„ VVee-'U™* >;-kI.y .,,.1 -ill, Will U Ih. (ir.t off Thr„ ,lly jota
u» ^ ">■•-
r----- *" ■ cot'iHic* in the East Texas area.
The chamber's general manager,)
Hubert Harrison, says the Green-
Paving Projects
In City Delayed
By Shortages
it, itowTtr’-1 h
hoq.i.l , J«W*
ately- ru oke
mUlutes, .A
the area
Flies* Immediately hiuke out
tR? ana, Miullrrg grey cTo.uila of
that alt train service;
announced —W-. ,■■■
on its lines had been suspended j ........
until further notice. And that left
the road's 150,000 daily commut-,
"ers .to New York flty' fittla time
in wMch ta-aeramble grtmnd for]
emergency transportation. Roads
leading to Nfw Yorki were jam-!
rued thia morningwith bumper-to-j
bumper traffic.
The strike against the bankrupt
railroad stems froth the applica-
tion of the national lailroad
agreement of last May to the Long
. Island system. The Brotherhood’s
grievsnre committee chairman,
Michael McMahon, said the1 union
hart about 131 grievances. And ha
said that nothing had been done
. about them f«i\* couple of year*.
A company spokesman deslfribe*
the strike as wholly sinauthorized
and a clear violation ,of the Na-
State-Bank Notes
25th Anniversary
,, , , . , ,, con followed within
firmed that Pavel Kuznetsov, a. f„u)th |(|,1U
rused „aeeoiid_ sec re t a i y at-4be Aban five
viet embassy, is -still In London
Ttle »f>okvsnt»li utluogid U.*l -t+p-
lornatic imniuniU wotilif pioti-ct
the aeerclary from any.'court ac
tion, if he elects to' stand iltiof
from the snv case,
Mawrwhile, the radio operator,
24-year-old William Marshall, re
mained in jail pending a formal
hearing in a niagi*tiate‘s court
next Saturday
Over the weekend* rumor*
spread that Kuznets-ov had fled
England oh the same Soviet loin.
her ship. wlyi-h-efrlefL.lmbasm.. :__V " .......-......''
dor Goorgi Zarubin homeward on <'a*l> amounting to | (:| and sev
BandSludenls
Here Register
For Training
rts-
"hy I vo MH>», but only on*' of
them sho( ui q*. Ol»r ladio ap-
paiatua ..was hit and damaged.
Out left wing motor wa» atsff hit
Hiul damaged- The Ru**tan* eiio-
tinned to file at us while out
xpi'OPe' plan* w as losing altitude
‘‘Aftei nine minute*," (tie cap-
1 tsiil continued, "we sighted a
l freighter and ’flew toward it," ^
........plana erewmeu warg »
injured It was not made I'leai
whet he* by bullet* ot hv the imh
s. of the plane on the water.
1 The .( buIIm* was shot down
some (TO finiiex off the Estonian
______ * re i ai ryenfe nn .extensive air and :i-,r
Thursday maneuver*. The plane waA
fur the seairhiiig for, another Swedish
The Sulphur Springs State?Bank It was bo ated ip (he old F irst i paved.
celebTateii its 25th anniversary State building at the corner of j a
Monday. 1 . ^ Main and Gilmer streets.'The xite
‘ There was no formal recogni- is now occupied by the Booterie
tion of the occasion, hut the g** Shoe store.
mosphere around the ihstituttivitj— The bank* original statement
redected a general feeling of aat-, aKowed tiUal resource* of $562,-
isfaction over the birthday and 313.37, gk -compared "to the $7,-
the unusual record of accomplish- 540,387.43 listed for last March
irient made’during (Tie quarter can- j 31.
tury, of operation. Loans and diaedunta amountedi
?(V)M** oh June 19b $206,iRtu. as rnmpared to the1 Pln*' rit*^ w,l) be' conducted at
taining shipment of surfacing ag-
gregate, f'ity Manager Ary il Pat-
ton said Monday, .. ,
The street* are* fmrrgtmr frww ^
i f’alifornia to the vocational »ho|w,
! Reservoir from Mjyn .ytreet west] •’
l and WrTann avenge frifmAhe Yan- _-** <1*v*loPcd Ihere -wa*
! tia highway west to Fishef, The',* Kuznetsov on the.ywsel, hut -Screw, .hue!ion on Gilmer .trelet
city also will surface the high V* °th'r
school paiking lot. 1 ployees by that surname A. Hus- The statmn W*« cnteVpil through
Stabilizing base has been ! embassy spokesman *«nl Pavel /i wa-hroom' window, .which «■.<
plied to part of the streets being -fc-Urneteov Spent the weekend at broken, a* w« the door into ih.-
win fwjtih
phoRphorrnlit iimokc hijfh loto th# nm#* o i lo< k
>ky.‘ HQckftH nho? wiiilly •MWifWir bunt! ntuilrntA, F»«*#'!of |>|««>io liSiHsirnf in th^ fttirtiv
M'm M. Mull*.I tif ^yjphtlf Spiirnr*, nffn m.ii r mitt *i'r
High School, annoTMo-ed Mon'd.n t|„ mlaainR aieerafL"
Appioxlmately 105 student*! mmm
had 'registered at noon Monday, ■ _ ••• #
Thu tnrludi t the older students Pp*-m Wspf 3PP
fiiM* y <•« r ijf hiocb <»f tmin Uvl Ul tf Cl I 1(11 C
Ing llegi'nnera mi- scheduled to
leg! H-r luaf-Uy morning.
Ililcitbi McMiijlun iitiitt'-l that
he experts--ai-ound Iff, students
to register" ToFTTir
Burglars Enter
Service Station
Over Week-End
f eral rartnmr at rignTfU. wei • stolen
in’, burglary of .he At,.terror Golf l,,« U"’ « ,!*'4
season. He. ui
lu give all of the- +p*truetions dtt
Charge Handed
<* ■ ■ ■■■ —
Oliver A. Payne,
Native Citizen,
tt ‘
At Local Hospital
tional Railway Labter ^Sulphur Springs State Bankl cUfr(!nt 11,561 JJ42;"a!!h to $10P,<'
spokesman said the...,.Long Island| opened fot business after having M
ItsilTYiM* hu, asted the National i , 6oU, a* tompared to $3,185,.1^5,
Railroad has asked the National
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\ purchased the
j rapt First State
Th late J. C.'Llndiey
_____ the Tapp Fuyieral Chapel Tuesday
a* compared to $3,185,355“fternwm *1' three .o'clock for
a gukst camp run.by Uie Soviel etit- Office The hufglary tool. pl», .-
hassy fn Kent courity, southeast In-tween II p. in. Saturday and
of London. • k ■- Run day night
r--r^r— r'yew.* - ^
Disposal Plant
Completion Near
Canadian Troops
Due to Depart
From Koje Island
in, 4s**,,*i-g i’ -mi
New Yotkj June 16 * The
Vnlted Nston< Se, arity < oun-d
h»* been called into saaalon Wel-
le ilay at -jhrei- p. m to di*-u>
(.vj-boviet charge. .' t)ia> the- I N i»
(■allying is-tom waifate in Ko-
lira;-The meeting wa« called dry
j Soviet Delegate Jacob Malik, who
l» rhaiimsn of the council thi*
j month. f
The Reds apparently decided to
air their rharga. of g*n« 'wat-
that m the Hecueky Council *f-
pm. ter falling to get any- action In
“W« Atm* *4|fe«# p■#•#»
Kfiji* liiUnfi, Koiph, Jur># l»t
A hUH b#ff|
rtnidim llr.oop^ irui <tiu»r
11f14*I s i‘if Adi Wr K '>‘ I xiaiifl may |^| 1 •-V CMlWM *
.....:rcJ, ui lied.....lo-iW «»4 .....
July J »th th** f«<t ^flati* v.«w
asset* of the nank- #urp|M Wl4 undivjded profit* toi^” A. Payne, 621 _ MuHwirry; sewage disposal |
as compared to the cur- H^'et. Burigl will |w in th* City pletc.J this we(-ji
Lmdley was presi-j reot ,.14(i &H4 and deposits to •<''«A*^nf. 1 City Manager
i
ttrhnv
WEATHER
(fly Atbot utrd Prem)
dent of the new batik, the l.te ,4^87, Spared lo the
Charles r. AAunU waA.vice preai- j M.rch 3| figurf of $7,073,382.
dent,and G S. Pr.m, present pre-; Th<, f,r flom e.sy
mentioned casually bv Fient ,M
*hal Lord Alexandet. the Ibjtidh
Defense Minister, wlip I* toUTtng
Lk?. KHf r‘Tr '—■— -1 '—
Ganada.’# Defense Minister,
agenda of il'hk iptvUAg the U*uk
of fivw member*. . . ™
Sulphur Springs $136,Wtm tigw ■ < Tty workmen cleared a major
disposal plaht may be co(g-f hurdle ip-tbe new sewage lift
...........j station installation in the south
A evil I’art on said end of the city late Saturday »f-
Mr. Payne * died at MepwiFial Monday the plant rontrartor i»tTT|terni)nrrvt(h tKep^iiernent of five! By nuke (lax tort, I* '6-ie Tn; ,5Y a h-
Hokpltab Monday morning where the final stages of construction . huge concrete rile unit* which will ■ mgtnn late, iod«y G,t i»lkx
* The going was far from easy h* had been admitted for treat- at the hig project cast of the city; houu- the unit. ' ' iVntagnri official The Defeilo
dent, was. cashier. -‘7 '(that fimt summer Mr Prim says ment Friday. He had been in ill I Te*t* "Sr'the InaUllation .ire ex 7 The riv*- »ia-D>ol tnerwVtghl.rii-Depgrtwim't «aul the <lieu-t«n,»
Jack Kenncmer, now an inictive he often staved in the i»ank ax late he*lth Tor several months. parted this weak. >- -r ~ ; 1f,Y)06 ptmnd* each, were lowered will ( over ,what- w»- turned the
J l M m. to accommodate custom-! Th* de^aked was born in Weav-{ Th* city may accept' fhei plint into the excavation and pleyrtf: irt g' ne.al itualinn in Korea-.'
ers who had'rroA-dcd ! into theHobhin» County, October 24, before the week is over, the city two vertical M-cti.o*^.,. one ro(h)aifl- ————----------
1898 to Dr. R. M. and Mamie Lee manager added, ' ; ing thre. units and the other two _ '
Chancey Payd*,” . I The new disposal faeilitie- will | Camp- in the smaller ir.stalia- BUTJflArf lake
He ^ survived by his mother ] do g.mui-h lietter Job of treating tion will move ewage ollfctuig in r,k;rL,*f*
two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Arm -- —- -- 1—-- ".t................ t— u ^* s-kcii
House Approves
Social Security
Benefits Hike
•.....1.
East and South Central Texas! vice-president-, was a director, a*
—Clear to partly cloudy this after-) was A. L: Hurley, who still>is a
noon, tonight and Tuesday with member of the board. Another di- j bu^j,ig af the regular closing
northwest tonight'. Not much ley. - ■ ’ j 'He wail* in particular one
change in temperature-—.--+—-**! J"n( Mre. ,lnrl,h*! gloomy day when rain .fell in tor-
thund* ilk R.Vk purchat?l7heS assets '
crxtorma this afternoon. J «f the »W«way’bank andcomhin- j w£ihlr*he'«ttTinstiturion would.
(Vest Texas--Clear to- partly , ed R wtth flip foeal inxtitutmn <ltrx„vi, ’
‘ tty Amt»- at-4 Prttti
Ilia#
strong of Dallas and Mrs. Sarah
Moseley, Sangus, Call#.; , three
sisters, Mr*. Bill Cromer and Mrs
'sewage than those now in use as1 the larger, Patton explained. Two
well a* providing a far greater pump- will woik aUjrrn#4ely*- witIi
capacity, Patton explained, a float-type switch sending -thent
He said the plant should be suf-. into action
cloudy tonight and Tuesday.. Wide.j t^c, ,$!. l!*2l, The"bank not o'nlv survived but! •rit- •n'1 *w« brother*. C. W
ly scattered thunderstorm* east oft Th* new bank started on a mod- f|ouri*h#.t|. fonsnlidation with the p,vn?: «ulphur Springe and WH-
the PecoB river Oils afternoon and eat srgle and in the midatr of hard -- ----------—_ liam E. Payne, U* Vegas, Nevada,
i ‘ (Continued on Page Six) 1 and three grandchildren.
W. P, Perkiija, Sulphor Spmtga. fietgnt to serve a population trrfdw- W-.rtwerr wei. crtjinr jwTits ih
and Mrs. Marvin Slater, Mt. Plaes- th* city’s present size. thf t,r,, ,,n<j t^^agtlli,.p the exca-
AtmutkS per cent of the impuri-
ties are- removed from sewage , , ..si;
ur.de, the I,.v .......... Patb.i. a-i-l •r" ’ WV ’
e*tc" .! v , alrea-ly hav# arrived. I
A cafe in tin city’* Negro
’ district was robbed early Sup-
da/. morning, but-nallqa'f^ure ‘
the ctimi- w‘a« motivated’ mote
by htingi-t* than by iir*ie« fur
illicit‘gatiV. ,, * j
Thji oftly thing missing was
aotni.- Iliad chickiu. .
“I"
VlUebingtim, June 16
Ilou-e in VV a.hJogt'.n has approv-
ed » measure to increase ,*rn ml
-eiurlty benefits by 300 million
dollar* a year... Tihlay’a, action wax
icy voice Vuk«, and. final pa**ag<-
. wa» put off until tomorrow.
!■* More-4b«i»-4w o-Vhtrsl* of- - the
inemlierx lndir#c^T*s5)*ebyjiJ. but
Republican Cong.....man Gerajd
! Ford of Micbigsn ohjecteil rfn ’the
rroUnd thal a quorum was not
i present.
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 143, Ed. 1 Monday, June 16, 1952, newspaper, June 16, 1952; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth814668/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.