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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1952
Page
1
In Washington a tense mood lingers after a Republican victory. Government workers fear job losses and shifts, real estate stalls as selling dominates. GOP officials admit victory feels less rosy amid uncertainty, while Democrats grapple with disbelief and bitterness over the election’s outcome.
Warner Bros. film story of a western marksman who must join the very outlaw ranks to keep rifles from Confederate hands opens today at the American Theatre. The cast features Gary Cooper Phyllis Thaxter and David Brian with period Springfield rifles and notes on their history.
The Parker picture stars Bob Hope and Jane Russell in a new Technicolor western comedy. Roy Rogers and Trigger headline alongside, as Hope’s Harvard trained son heads West to follow his father’s footprint. The film opens today at the Telite Theatre.
The piece argues the United Nations may pursue a truce based on the Indian repatriation plan, but Moscow has rejected peace, exposing a rift with the United States and Britain. It critiques neutralist stances and urges firmness against communism while noting Indian, British, and Canadian support for repatriation efforts.
At a Business Men's League meeting led by A. J. Moore a census committee was formed including W. A Spangler M. C. Spivy and Chas Halspll. A separate fund-raising committee lists F. M. Thompson Tom Carter J. Balch Moor and Rev. Richard Morgan. Miss Myrth Burns visits her aunt Mrs. B Scott while Mrs. Mack Benton and children travel to Gainesville to visit relatives.
Classified notice announces an unfurnished apartment for rent described as close in and calls to apply at 1017 No Star 104-3t.
The Springfield rifle has shaped U S military and frontier history for over a century. It has seen service in wars from the 1840s Mexican and Indian conflicts to World War I and supported pioneers by protection and hunting. An earlier Springfield musket was first made in 1803 and helped defend the young nation.
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