The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 149, Ed. 1 Monday, June 23, 1952 Page: 1 of 6
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SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEaAS. MONDAY, JUNE 23, H52.
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''MEMBER \SK(" FATED .HIFJ8
CitrWater
Consumption
Nears Peak
A?
Continued dry, hot .-weather is
pushing water consumption close
to peak levels in Sulphur Springs,'
City Manager Arvil Patjton said
Monday city, consumers are using
about 1,260,000 gallons of water
a day, with yard sprinklers and
air-coolers in widespread use. v
Peak Consumption for the city
is estimated atvl.500,000 gallons
daily. r v
With both idJirvoirs nearly full,
the city As water supply is' believed
ample for foreseeable needs.
One more heavy rain should as-
sure an adequate supply for the
entire summer by replenishing the
reservoir contents and easing
sprinkling demands, Patton said.
No rain has fallen here for al-
most three weeks, with the last
moisture being .88 inch on June 8.
Crops -and pastures in this area
are beginning to show the need
for rain.
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500 American Airplanes Hit
Enemy With Biggest Attack
Hydro-Electric
Plants Blasted
Reds Violently
Oppose Release
Of Civilians
SHE’S AFLOAT ON SEAS OF CONTROVERSY—President Truman has ordered Attorney General
James P. McGiautuy t*» open an investigation, to determine if the government can recover any of the
$60,000.000 in subsidies paid to the United States Lines for const)urtion of the S. S. United States,
America's newest and largest passenger ship, Cnjnpti oiler General Lindsay, C Warren had formerly]
requested that subsidy figures be adjusted. The $78,000,000 vessel has already been turned over to
United States Lines, (NEA Telephoto).
Shivers Appeals
For Polio Fight
(Hy A **<u iat> <1 Vrt.m•>
Austin, June 23 — Governor ,
Shivers lias railed on “every mem-
ber of every family" in Texas to!
(Br AasoctrUd 1'mt)
Pusan, Korea, June 23—The
latest session of the Korean truce
talks produced no progress on the! hejp fight the state’s mounting
issue of exchanging.prisoners. ] polio crisis.
But the Bed delegates reacted. |n u gutcment at Austin, Jthe
violently-when the Allies amiounc-j gOV,.rnoi said:
cil that 27,000 Korean civilians
will he freed from UN prison
camps starting next month. The
chief Red delegate accused the Al-
lies of disposing of war prisoners
unilaterally and said the Commu
“I have great faith that the
people of Texas w ith characteris-
tic courages and ability will be
equal to this crisis, serious though i hints
it may be." “ until
Italy's No. 1
Red Apparently
Losing Favor
Federal Aid
For College
Pupils Asked
Petition
Handed
Schoolmen
, , t' \ V
Two, petition* ,4,rm «>lvimr i oh*
t? ov#t over I'intjjla* Hiifh
nrhool "ill bo nuiimtereil b\ tbe
hottul of vdmutiun nt it* nvxt
met*ting July 1 i.
One maKh the tumid to inve-tti
uratr, hold a ,hrm mj? on and itv
veiA** t hr i rftiNul of !bulgin'* J‘iin
ripal Walter It Jom*« t«» uuom
nirnd two tpauhrr* at the *u hool
for i e-cmploymcmt It i* aignrd
by th«* toauhn*. (iyeula Watson
and Klranoi Kidge.
Th# otlur, signed bv l<i per-
aona, -n^kf* the board to a
*U foment outlining it* position
on the proposed organization of a
Pm ent - Teachei Aeaonalion at
^Touglas aihotil. It derlarea f»»i-
Four Persons
Killed in Single
Texas Crash
1 /»* \ i
Pallas 2’I 'It * brun .
j another' \v»M‘k t*nd ol death, \ to !
| Ion* t* and tinged) in ^rxaHv . ...
Traffir aruidynt* took Irani
u*vhi lt\c» four rruiUmg ti*»n,i
! on** arvtdent alone.
1 folii wri t* fatully iiuu-mmI
I in the .South *fe*a* town of Ma-
Iviibbo, K, Junf* *■! V two.
j uui ,r»a*h three mile*- aout.h of
l.ubhoik about midnight Sun
• lav biis luMultetl in death for *
i-thi.ee vounir neople Killed out
j right were Robert Junior Maner,
j In, and Weldon Hay Putnam,
IP f A third Pubhoek youth, i
r Mhi k Itouae, Jr , 120, died two
i huut>. later
fHy 4 **r«» id I«<i /*■#••*
Seoul, tvotea June • I Atneti
• an plane* have tut the i'ommu
iu.aIji with the. higge*t »ing!e mi
attaek >>f the Korean \snt
The pum h ktioekeil out five* big
eonfwae Red air defend#* TbtJ at*
tat king plane* swooped dnw'n- on
the power plants ffoni ait direr*
t ion * with r o i K r'f $ and higher spin ■
alve bom ha able irt- jueree a>rnnr,
\ l ifth \u K«'»tue *pokti*man
h' 'li ii dec) ru plant •> ••rvuTng »H: ,aH) |j,„j ,,,u I „n
of North Koiea and aeutton* »»f
t hineae Communiat Main hima
Five hundred United State* A * *
Korea, Navy and Marine plane*
took part
, \ll of the targuM were on the
Koiean ai«le of the Vain ip'rr
whieh divide* Koiea and. Manehur*!
ia \ Navv ap*»k«*jfiiiftn aaid thr* tar :
gala weie top pnoritV, and pfe
limmaiY repoitH mdnaled the pit
a t ommuniat ait field lit Antung*
Maru huna, within aight of on# of
the power plant# at Suiho, Mitt
none ,»f the MUi« challenged' the
f'lghtei horn her*, which ware ea*
corted by K Hit Sabre j«tA and
Navy Panther jet*.
One of the powi«i plant* demol
iahed, at Suiho, furntahed all alee-
trie power for i,ndu»trial renter*
In' Notih Korea and a eonalderahlo
"cur I’otpti* GhrUti, when •* thmuugbly stmuihed
"'•O' sc< oi.iIbi v target, wet* fmrt of Mrtru Kurt* After tixtgy’a
oppn*r*d by Jones*.
\N A. ( at other*, bom d pi eai
dent, *atd the petition*'would be
given attention at the July ineel
(Hy A**<»rt(itrd t'ffuu) •
Rome June 23 There wire
today the rietio Si-ccbiu
now gent rally consiiletvd
nists have never recognized the
UN reclassification of war pris- j t^e
oners.
(Hu Amuoi■•atftT
Washington, June 23 The Fed
cral government h»s asked Con j mg.
giess to pt ovii|e scholarships of up
to $800 a year to help more than)
60,000 high school students go to
college.
The request came from Federal! TfJ /_| 31* Lj*I|C||
Security Adnumstimtor Oscar Fw “ Wal» VIQmU
ing, w ho announced he is sending
Since January 1, nearly 30 perUjj* number "two Italian comm i- "‘K’ ",h" he is .ending; III . f 1 It
cent of the polio ca es reported.dn | ,lisl lt.a<k,,. m,v*hive been moved ) “ l"1 1 ff gSI 01 A103
>L ____,1___ _________ .. . Tk,.i 1 * ” 1 ho mnuaill ii u an h«u a I
nation were in Texas. Thetup^U* fiist plaie.
The measuie also has n loan pro-
i ni driven bv w teen «p#i pb»w*nl
nmtion of h lyr-A~- unit Hot f b»en [ rtit» » group of. pede*ti mm The
Accident oycinird l»*t night n
few blo k* , f i oni do" ntuw ii Mn
Ihi*
Kill# I c»i.trigl’t wrr»* iwo wo
j men Mm in Refugio Ourti mol
I Mr*. KUm« both in then
J *0*b; two *uui»II cluldiriv- -eiifht
- ! yi‘*i old K\angrlin* (ioini*/ gnd
! Bix yt**r old (tiniebfm tnMiu*z
, . ci.e d oi mjui U’H cHily_tin* morn
j »^g
| \ In all Ik per*oiiK.died In Texa,«
[from Violence of • one fulfil, cm
j i*nothin 4i«M»i«4#*c the m«vi*H 4mf
4 f■ ilcgth*, five prison-* diowned
with »nd five weir* »hdt to death .
Several Injured
replied that moat of the prhonen 1 ljme in the ,tate’* hiMory.
to he released were put Into Allied t _
internment camps early in the war i pay
and later were found to be Southj I flimatl MfSrnC
Korean civilians. Harrison went * * u,uu“ Tf
on to say that the Allies want to J l __ _X Cl»»-L
return to the Communists all prls-] jcVOolIlSI oloSil
oners who show the slightest will-1 O
ingness to go back.
Several persons escaped
j SoccbiaT name* in a front-page
lu'ic' 'name'1 ^“^nlnoTn'’ ■r'i*-bii[i>i ernment insuring up to 80„pei cent!""'.!;, fi: «».« mil* west of Alba
balance
In Defense Funds
tional institutions, with (he gov
uoxu OIIIUII s V J'V IV I
of Palmiro Togliatii,. , .
'number' one communist. * J* * unpan
SeccHltl’s name also was feat-'
j-erT in a five-rolumn headline and
] his photograph published proml-
icutlv. Togliatt, was almost ig-
| nored.
Seccliia long has bi>en a power
to a total of $2,400—from ediica- hxi^ot injuries Sundav afternoon^
in -a bruising automobile colll4ion
Traffic Cases
*uf h Mn H.iin« county. ' Tim
Willimn I.i‘MnK|d,(<i »>, -1, route Jj0 Q (J jALfrCSlS
Over Week-End
(H* A*m»' mted Vtr*»\
Washington, June 23, -
behind the
i,wsi~f:om'nv.nrt miy
scenes in the Italian
Competent -ob-
dent Truman has warned that«»it!
serve
event of
Roy Davis, 61,
Retired Tailor,
Claimed by Death
-- ; military construction. A bulb ‘v ,‘ j ” Tr"tIlVt7 ( aU,'",l-‘ college, another gifted! automobiles emerged from the "f panihg on a
Final tributes were paid ltenry ; thoriiing the money is now pend- -pi ] . ; , ., i <, r,..q student who could qualify fails to the near head-on clash almost do* ]'pleaded guilty
LeRoy (Hoy) Davis, 61, widely- jn(f before the Senate Armed Set- T .. ' " attend tiecauae he cannot afford stioyed. The a> cident occurred < <*u11 t.i ,|t
known r|^r«4 Sulphur Springs vices 0ommittee> llfter winning imdenVW,t a bl“‘" -°|HV, the costs about 6:16 p. m. place.
Rome say thatm the
,, , rum </i international* eidaia ko
I would be a terrible disaster jf, , , . fT ,
,., .. , . , • , ,, would emerge at once as the real
■ the Senate were to cut in half B|.
1 request for more than two-and- _’ , ,
„ necchia raveral times has been . , .. . ,
! three-quarter hill,on dollars *°r j lncntjo.let, ,,s Mo„.wvv.# favoritl,
FKing hope* that eommitteeI 2„ Emory, was brought to'liopkins
staff work on the legislation can I'County Memorial Hospital fbr
lie, done while fongress ,< ad-j treatment of severe JaVeration*
jour lied this year so that the trill and bruises,
can be cennide/ed for passage by «».i ' , . ..
Congress .rtbk m 11.53. occups'd* of the tw.ej Tl,(rt, ,,rfe->,de.s were „ume
In a statement, Kwmg *aici: e»»c apeef^ with minor cuU ^tHl||f,UH jn SulRht|r Sfn mg* hm#i virin *b«tttinc<( from voting
"The bill* propoaea seholaisltip | hru*s*'* 1,11,1 »ci c given flntt, aid t dv ihe Wyk .end, but tieincit.be., the congress
aid to the Tieedient ot the ablent' j 'U u^inmiiry MinlVif drunken drK>IeatteiT the mealing,
iimong- our high *< hool »tudenU."| ,Thf* othf,r CHI w*s driven by, ei* an* * j Tl «• S«u*h Korean |»olHkaI *r
He «*aid the preBidept'* commit-1 ^alter—Kltryd MuB'tdey, 25, route j Police 1 book<'«|,.thi-e# mutoiiiUjiiitiun bad *|M?ioa* bed » ciiirli
Rion on higher education h»s H* Point. j on charged ofw dii\lng * it hoot *i\er tl)** election of » pirMidrnt
Invi ? tigatmg officetH *ai<t J>oth bcetiAe-i mid Miiother on a ( haigc by th« ai#4*mldy which w* »* he
hill. One mnn duled for toilay.
attack, an Air Force 4poke*man
•aid it v)*n *afe t*» a**um# there
were no tdectnc lights horning in
the North Korean capital and in
part* of Manchuria
A lb#* Sink*
Today’* big air attack in N**rth
Korea follow#*! *trung Allied raid-i
•in the vkc.Btern front
An Allied tank-led force, po*
*iblv « regiment In tile, killed or
woumied mure than 1,000 Red*
during „ the attack. The ctlnnm
• job ktv overran_— advanee-—rfWFfty~
jiMiitioin ami destroyed fortifica-
tion* However, a* tb# at talking
forte' droY* dee|^ei . into enemy
territory, the Red*' counteted with
heavy fire fi,o^i autoniitle weap-
on*, mortar* and artillery
. At the *• me time, other raiding
t Hu A ••**>* I+•( /»### »
Push,, Kill•M.^ Iudc 2'! The f»f«e. s'Kck^l < hlne.e troops en
South Emelin « Iscmblv h»s a**Ur,| Drnche.l fi) tbs **.»«•' arming T-
• il pie*(r|ent Syngmtlp' ftbie’* rntiv- «"*• Cork C'hhp hlll{, the
I,nuance in "flic- un’il « natt scene of violent fightuig in
, rtirvw
0 ,’(i' * These A111«> t strikes Niqienrejl to
Dur ing the isi*l, w hit h lasteti «n
hmn stnl n (rslf, Jams ami genci
stnr plants were pmnnleil by. tit
Fmce fighter Impibec* from
clis of I an. I bases ami by Navy
planes frnfiV the c*rrtera Holier,]
Rnnboinmc Rpbanl ami Prince
ton (Itlier .planes flew .ifixec/rrin
aii trikeg it* the. same area t"
Rhee Assured
Oiiice Until
Successor Named
| |ue*idcr t u elected.
The mM'niMy voted 00 to
Jteej) Rhee* in ohf+r* The letnam
der of the Of rnenrbei* preaent
Ami’ Itb p"
bo *
be the' tnggr*t again*f. R’rtl ground
ffprcea Rin* # la*i fall The tn#my
< MMimltic* ln<*t#>a»#*J to nearly 500(1
The miinbei of Re'd*« reported kill
ed or wotindcd nine# frghtirrg broke
out on *h# v^eata/n frtrftt Iwi tKiil
two weel^* ago
( lfilik#r>(i 1 k#tn
In addilton to tb# Hulho plant,
the Li. |j)er !__*ma#hed two gen-
erating *tafuin« 'at the f hangjtn
In political circles there have I, Jhe
businessman and ardent spiri ts ^’LlflgagaKe in the Hour c
at Murray’Funeral Home Monday) , . . . "• P''*,l|,HI ""'’-’that at least fi() n«r cent ,.f the
afternoon Officiating at the final, n to co,"mltt^ ch*!r' ,KC" rnttom of a pos'lble - hange tj , , 1 s< h„u,,hlp fl ,r
pari n Hanev ' main-.Richard Russell of Georgia, in Italy's communist leadership, , , ! 1
5, !< .S M«hodi; T~».» M Of r.po,W ih.. lirllj. .. „.ol, -1 ,!„• .........
church; Rev. John S. Rice, pastor ■ move was underway to slash the H demonstrations sgiiin.it general > *>
of First Methodist church, and 8U»- He asked Ilu.ssell to guard Mattnew B. Ridgeway. sopiTitn- • Tf J s j fl j ; ; , ,
ltcv Claude K. Stinson, |»a»tor of | wlmt Truman called"such commander of Atlantic treat K “ ‘
First Christian church.’ J» da"»fei ous cour se," force: on his recent trip to Italy. (Continued on Page Six)
Mr. Davis died at 8:1)0 o’clock
Saturday night at Memorial flos-
pital, where he had been a patierit
for the past ten weeks. During
that time, he had been permitted
to go home for several days. , (
Mr. Davis Was ttur gpif -tif ,the
fate U. S. Congressman and M-rs.
J. II. (Cyclone) Davis. He was| . ' ■ ■ >
liorn on April 20, 181/1 in Mt.
Ike Given General Stamp
Of Approval by Texans
jjVernon, but moved with his par
___________________ BY W. FRAILEY seif-asanmnee and hi* easy affa , and eMcryboiiy settled down to
cuts to Sulphur Springs as a rhiidj Dwiglft D. F.lsenhfl/w'ev! madtf ('HHv* . , _ * |eaL
and had lived here for fid years. bis Texas debut as a full-di e-i
(Continued on Page Six)
For some 25 years 'Roy Davis po!iti<-ixl orator Saturday nigfit in
! Dallas and drew a general stamp
of approval from the more criti-
cal section of his audience.
One bloc of the listeners
Couldn't qualify as a legitima'e
testing board for the effective-
ness of the Eisenhower talent*.
Pribble Plans
Tour Schedule
For Rodeo Group
Schedules for the Sulphur
g Spring* pioTor tour* Friday airtl
i Saturday (o publicize the World
f halnpinnship. Rodeo here July
1-2-3-4 weft? announced Monday
j by Mike Bubble, rodeo qranager.
On Friday the caravan, will
I visit Mt. Vernon, Me, Pleasant,
Plttsbutg, Wirrnsboi.o, Quitman
and Mincola.
.Saturday’s »ch«dula calls for
] stops at Greenville, Commerce,
corporation The Khe« government ha* |{v„„Voir, ami two other power
drunk in « pubitt 'ought a ceriMRutlwnal amend pta(,,, „„ ,he Songchnn River,
, \ ">*"l to provide far the papula) M ml|^, nnHh 1)f Hamhung
Thr*" reckless driving charges election of a pr esident to aui reed
fee lei
[were filed in Walter F Melton's tthee, * whose 'errn expire* itent
] justice cour t oyer the week-end month.
(One , nintr 11st was booked hi The a sembly voted also to ««r
Saltillo on h charge of ,ia»*ing August 15th s« the formal dale
t with out I'inirer clearance. for the ending of Rliee's term in
The police department'* Hat'll- office. Hut if no aurcesaar ha*
day lugli rail report in luded sheen named, herould remain In-
| thiee in< idirii) i'nvo'ving dog* and dr/ln)tely rn office undo today'*
a dlstuilmnrr on Goodman street,'assembly action
in Eastern Red Korea,
One combat commander said:
"W'a had a beautiful target, and
lieautifui day and w* ‘f lobbered
them."
I lie jfreat Muihii? project »//
iiimplated by the JapaneM in
IU4i at a oist <>I nearly inti.mil-
lion dollar*. ’ I hie project includes
a huge dam nearly. 3,4)00 f«wt
long and about 360 feet high
Hut the dam »»» not attacked!'
Only power station* below the
(Continued on I'aga Mix)
W.H. Ellis, 77,
Passes Monday
At Home Here
Not the Ijiciator I ypa { ' i f I Ike Ate heartily, apparently un , ,, . ,,
* It is impojsiblc to imagine such effect*' by hi* gruelling day. IJc *r'/;
a Hoii'ihle, down-to-cHrth m*n .n wore » fray null and hU fa<e Par^ a
the role of a possible military: near-bald head ,werp tinted with
dictator assigned to him by aqm.? sunburn. ‘
political opponents. | Porter, Mr*. Hobby Pra.ant
It was,!5 minute* past the schc- The group at the speaker’» ta-
duled Ii p. nt. starting time 'When ble included Jack Porter of Hou»-
ettentiori of the 400 persons ton, Texas Elsenhower leader;
tours will
1 p. m.
lea vo City
Local Guard Unit
Wins High Praise congress to Try
For Adjournment
Before July 7lh
W. II. F.llis, 77, probably Pul
ialeaman,'TiedTt^his home, 4J i Baker hotel's Crystal ballroom.
,-i_____u Oi nine o’clock' No Spellbinder
Church Stieet, at nine
Mondav morning.
By TONY PRICE rating on a phase of op«/ation».
For t’Hood, Tcxa* I With Sulphur The eompany supply -room i*a*
Hpnirg*’ Dog Company I -* The ^warded a superior rating,."hr
clo/e out of Company D'* 'first dtvislorv’* highest, after a Friday
week of National .(idhrd .training morning inapeVtiqh.' Master Her v..Ti
in the army’* largd*t armored geant Abercrombie and Corporal I III./mklW foal
: training irutallation b i o u g h tMoody Jen kin* are in Atarge of Wishinglon, June 23 . < ongre*-
j praise from several source* for me the supply work *ional leader* have informed Prey'-
j Hulphui Spring*"gmt: 1 ................. j later in the day, an inspecting; dent Truman they will try t» wind
„ __________ ______ , , ,_____T-u-Tiirariraij “i A hot and du*|y week in the officer rompHm/nited the unit’* up the p»e.en« se*.;on „f S'.ongrvaa
It was composed of Kebulir.an1 in ^e ballroom was diver- V. S. Senator Frank Carbon of, . - #. r„,ky hill, surrounding tb. North .common., atg." f«''Hlic*. wht.h ‘-efare the Republican ronventton
debates / (I Like Ike variety from, "ile «<*ve«ati"n a d K«n*a-, an original sparkplug <•! C,lpf|.mL. Cltnilaif Fori »*'"d area w« '-I,maxed with were put op v H.-rge.nt Junior "" » dy 7 Much legislation -nil la
from Texas and nearby state*, a >«'"*'"* *1"'* « the fruit cups, the Kts« nhow.,-boom; Mrs. Ov.-.g dlltle 1111105 0111100/ . p.„ , f pararb - K/rd*-, .he, Burn.
well ,v plain Eisenhower f.^vegetable salads.ndhard rollstn fulpHobby pfHnugt.m wartun" ----- ■ * noon, D Company joined other Dog Company'
who had been able to negotiate 'rW,t..° *h*m by “ tlurry Bl thv *K'VnMMtat, and leader* -f ’ '
an invitation'to the dinner in the Ul of iht room- ^ WM#how,r mov*m*nt
Ihe group rose in ,a siwntane- t*"-
ous outburst of, haudcIappiiTg and A batlercmf newsretd and tel.
Mrs. Brinker,
Native Citizen,
pending.
recruits, who House Speaker Sam Rayburn:
Death name Sunday morning at unlix of the 147th'AIH and (!»m. have been receiving *pe< ral in -ay*' thing* look fair for adjourn-
I6;20 o’clock to Mrs. W. W. Hrfnk liat Comand H in a r#treat parade, struction, apart from regular train- merit by the end of -next week,
er, native citizen and member of : Saturday morning was the 4!tth •"« during the peek, were among and Senate leaders agreed. They
a prominent pioneer Hopkins Division's full dress mounted re- Die top of, their eia.-s All unite said Uyis,...*f nrceseary Congreaa
PlO 2>p#lll>l ndr r *»»*• tiuv «lo‘ III ( Itaiiu ol,'‘ . . I » r1 Dtrr .niii is lull HI v * ' IIHjiJilK Ii f #-. • ( *’* »
The rest of the listeners ware' Bering. The general obviously vfa,*,» cameras was set up half- County family. 8h< died In Mcriior- view before Governor Allan Shiv- in the Comlmt < opimand were rej.,>')W 6c kept in *e-(on on July. 4th
'' u . „Hi# :n Texas newspapermen, who tend arrived, although
Mr. E li* hn<1.b*'" “r'° " y. ' ,0 look with distrust at all publirr1 m# f»‘d 'cn.amed
some “'"y act oss the room. A CBS ra-
dio engineer wealing headphorns
ial Hospital whfre *he had been era and Army dignitarrek.
admhte'd Saturday afternoon. Al* Color guard for
been in declining health for mo,e a m,w nnd controversial figure on enc«- ** th* tp**k*“ ubl* lo r*n th* declining Health for several month*
than a year. /
A retired salesman for the
American Snuff Company, Mi.
Ellis* had serviced a-counU
throughout this ares for many
years and was one the (jilt)'*
best and most respected employ-
ees.
When he retired several years
ago, he was asked bow much
snuff he had sold.. With a merry
twinkle in his eyka, -he laughed:
*'I wouldn’t iruetis the amount, but
1’vc sold a lot." ’
An outstanding Christian man.
Mr. Ellis contribute*! riphly to
(Continued on Page Six)
side of the room was the only tan- j
*• - m. «* ~mr» ^
.. , wa» ,flanked ’by .Sergeant Brice ,,
Born on April 1881, daughter (;truili *(,,» carried the l.atialion '
the top level national political
scene. • • 1
Whatever else
about him, Eisenhower i* no spell- jltnual wga happening. t
SS2S*! '&&&£; iv ph««,„.K„, a. Wm-ij-w* w* I-,.-..». S). yj;;;,;;
........................ e*n,"d*'l ’KSr.'^ X W. - .......
resented in „the school, Heijf^arrf and Saturday, July 5th, in an ef*
First Class Buddy funderliujk fort to complete aJt "-mu»t" l>
served as, one of twn" iri*Fru< t’oi* islative busineh,*.
from the j 17th ,VIB fn the til-1 .. ■ ...., 1..:.--------—
company commander, J*t
Wiiljam E, Bradford, com-
WEATHER
of the late Mr and Mrs. John ,m,ir(1,'a Mf,d. bajttl- streamer* He. meot. d on the high mn.-te in th.
flair for dramatizing
Except for an occasional foray: Brown of Sulphur Springs, the de- Kc.nt First I,..vc Adams and eomimny, "They’re doing a bang
a »h<.i*.»>u/ ka>. fl#a> >uaa MP. I -— i U - J li.-_.l- L. I. # _ . f t / ■>« wie-1, ,4«. **’ n kli< ■ p lf
unit take* ti.th* '-**«** . '*"** thi*
Connie Coke w«fe
* background oi (mlorfullflower-decl^^eakam' platforny ."d ‘Sm’at‘th'e u^hj
N« Question/
Porter then took
the roatium
phi axes. , —. ....-----
Neither ran he be described by The crowd roared. Ike fla-hcd *" ;!V *T” I?
any comparison as aii ineffectii-.* hie famous grin. The crowd hoi- n___At___* "Q||
speaker. He i» w«lT above the run- lered for more, -
of-tho-mill and clearly outshine* Photographer* crowded around
Picsident Truman in this regard, the table. FU.xbbulbs popped
Moat of the audience was im- stefcdy succession. . _ j, . .
pressed by m* calm but forceful Finally the hubbub subsided, * U09,\ No t»»otog,aph
delivery, his deep s)nce»it)r, his the benediction was pronounced (Continued on Pag* Six)
married to Mr. Brinker. also . ..........-t^iy w.. d.estgn.1^ the 7^’^’’U-t/Vr‘'t?uwr‘ HZ^.i^He^Clear Ur
;r:.....m w^jss a 7
UA li'feTong member of the First . "n lh", fi.Vl ‘7;‘°VV,‘.., "l.*'1 ?1 rteV"r""’1 ' T),ryd•
and laid dobt) th* ground r«k»:j Methodiat ehtfrch - of Sulphur y"' w,,r 1
No qu -*tion^ could bw naked'froth! Bering,, Mbs. Brinker twk an'ic- v,f *’**
wri t. tiv'e interest in it* work until her
week of work came both In the rM#, lha v#h(f|M< *tiM in the
on wrrlttriiiiat)ng* ^xp^fliu^tai Stkge, .with the l*t
fiom tegular army inspector*.■ Afn„„p<i nest week
(Continued on Page Six)
Company I) w»* the first unit in .
1 the 117th to rereive a superior
(Continued on Rage Six)
1 Me Sf •*». eu>*l Prr*s»
|r,a*t end Notith central Texas
clqudy and not much
in tempeiaturea, tonight
West Texas Clear to partfe’
cloudv to'mrht addi ’'Tuesday.
Widely scattered afternoon and
evening thundershowers In the
panhandlv and south plains;
ten
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 149, Ed. 1 Monday, June 23, 1952, newspaper, June 23, 1952; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth815589/m1/1/: accessed March 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.