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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1950
Page
3
Residents endure the coldest spell of the year with subzero readings and light snow. Forecasters warn of continued frigid weather with lows around or below zero and possible minor snow while winds sweep streets clear.
The report says 20 000 American troops in northeast Korea are trapped near Chosin Reservoir with encircling Chinese forces. In the west the 100 000 man Eighth Army halts pursuit near Pyongyang and sets defenses. CBS radio correspondent John Jefferson reports from near Hagar as the fight intensifies and escape routes are contested.
A Court of Honor will be held in the Bonham High School auditorium Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Rev Gladstone Risinger will preside. Charles Arledge will receive his Eagle badge, with a Guard of Eagles and several Scouts to gain Life, First and Second Class badges alongside many merit badges.
County residents are listed for induction processing at the Nasray Dee center on Friday. Names include James Marl tt Borba Rt 2 and Robby Mart ne Wilburn Beals, with others from Dodd City, Tycanna, and Benham.
A former Luftwaffe technician living in Carrollton says American kindness eased his transition after WWII era conflicts. He arrived less than a year ago and now says he wants to be an American, expressing surprise at the friendliness of locals toward him.
Widespread storm systems sweep across the United States bringing heavy snow and freezing temperatures. Forecasters warn of dangerous travel conditions and additional snowfall, with Canada and regions from the Dakotas to the Southeast expected to experience significant cold and wintry mix.
Children endure biting cold in hopes of a Santa visit as wind rights and free rides falter. The event draws families amid chilly conditions and limited warm facilities.
The State School Land Board opened bids for oil prospecting on state land. Officials reviewed submissions from potential operators and will assess bids for licensing and site rights.
In Austin the State Selective Service director says Texas will field about 2.959 million? miss. Texans have examined enough men to fill February calls and expect to have supplied over 15,000 since the Korean outbreak once February inductions finish.
Market rundown notes varying calf grades from 20 to 31 dollars per hundredweight and feeder calf activity. Hog prices show steady to higher trends with good and choice hogs and sows firm while feeder pigs remain scarce.
A bitter cold front pushed temperatures to two degrees at Dalhart and forecast subfreezing drift across the state for about a day. Winds gusted and light snow touched off widespread damage to citrus and vegetables while coastal areas stayed milder yet cold.
The article reports on a price stabilizer plan backed by supporters in Washington and discussed in Senate circles. It describes potential voluntary price controls and the political maneuvering around the proposal, with references to bank officials and observers questioning its feasibility.
Bonham area and East Texas remain cold with low temperatures tonight from 8 to 20 degrees in the north and 18 to 30 in the south. Mostly fair conditions continue with a gradual rise in temperatures and a warmer but still chilly Thursday.
A U S presidential news secretary died of a heart attack amid unclear circumstances. Officials confirmed the death and noted the secretary recently served in communications, with colleagues expressing condolences and questions about the sudden loss.
In Wichita County legal action, attorney Garces announces a new trial for officer Robert Powers who was found guilty of harboring escaped convict Wayne Powers. Judge Frank Likard delayed sentencing as the officer pleaded not guilty and denied sheltering the inmate after the jail breakout.
Two aluminum companies pursue Texas locations for a new plant, evaluating sites and potential partnerships with local suppliers and utilities. Officials from the firms mention expected jobs and regional economic impact as they weigh proposals in Texas.
Amid rising calls for a Korea cease fire and east-west talks, world leaders including India and Burma press Red China to withdraw to a demilitarized zone. U.N. pressure grows as Lake Success and Seoul proposals surface, while Pope Pius XII appeals for a worldwide peace crusade.
A July ceremony honors Al Jolson with the Medal of Merit. The event also mentions a 74 year old man and a doctor in connection to the recognition.
The readable text hints at weather discussion and a late air condition with uncertain details. It mentions Abeee and vets in aie and includes stray letters, showing severe OCR garbling without clear events or names.
Defense Secretary George Marshall today reported two grass fires before noon. The fires sent crews to 240 Evans Avenue and 210 Poplar Street as investigators began assessing the cause and any damage.
Members of Miketeer Club appeared on a Rotary program at Kuontham Rotary Chats. Wayne Flayes served as master of ceremonies. Performers included Gayland Tas, Yeager, Dan Kennedy, Billie Richardson, Lu Ann Williamson, Helen Kay Kendall, Patsy Copeland, and Mise Mtheleen Williams. Rev Darold Morgan introduced as new member. guests John H Dorsey and Joe Carricher of Dallas attended.
Houston reports search teams in freezing weather for two missing fishermen Sam Cashiola and Aldhertiee Petty after their 14 foot boat vanished near Chocolate Bayou. A grounded ferry left 75 passengers ashore for seven hours. tugboats rescued them later as winds pushed the vessel toward Morgans Point.
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