19 Apr 1944
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1944
Page
1
In this change of address notice readers are urged to provide both old and new addresses to avoid delays. The notice lists several names and emphasizes United Press control over publication and distribution of news dispatches.
Frank Wright advertises a two story nine room home on North Cedar Street with a large lot and good street access. A upright piano is also offered at fifty dollars, viewable at the same address. contact Frank Wright by phone.
Real estate list highlights several farms and homes near Bonham with varying acreage, cultivation and pasture, large barns, dwellings, and features like pools, wood supply, electric lighting, and school access. Prices range from $4,000 to $5,000 per property, with immediate possession and terms noted.
Announcements show candidates for Congress and Sheriff races in the Democratic primaries set for July 22 and August 26, 1944. Names include Sam Rayburn G C Morris George B Biggerstalpp Vernon C Henegar J J Whitley and Ed Hollis Vincent. Also notes on military dispatches and promotions involving several individuals.
Faded text from Ozark Lake police report shows scattered names and roles, including commissioner candidates Melvind Epperson Moore and Bill Sitmele, with notes on district clerks and patrol assignments. The garbled lines hint at a local investigation lacking clear leads and referencing nearby towns and cadet training.
A Vatican backed report disputes claims of a time bomb placed in the Sistine Chapel. The Observatore Romano notes no device was discovered and emphasizes caution amid competing naval rumors. Local officials and observers in Rome discuss security and possible motives behind the chatter.
A reflective piece notes Burle Ashby and a congressman’s proposal to raise salaries from ten thousand to fifteen thousand dollars. It critiques inflation politics and the aim to win favor with white collar workers on reduced incomes.
A wartime report notes Navy recruiters at an unspecified location and two17yearold seamen linked to postal delivery issues. The statement alleges post office staffing removals on April 13 and describes warehouse and cart operations tied to parcel delivery amid wartime demands.
War report quotes FDR aide FON noting that the fate of Rome hinges on German policy and influence. The piece mentions De Valera and the Irish matter amid wartime strategy, with references to German capabilities and shifting power dynamics.
A notice states that from May 1 the store will grind feed for the public on four days each week during Sumner months. Grinding occurs Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, while Tuesday and Friday are dark.
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