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London dispatch outlines British service and pi du reference in England with brief notes on usage and context. The item highlights regional focus and contrasts with other regions while noting terminology.
01 Feb 1944
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1944
Page
1
London dispatch outlines British service and pi du reference in England with brief notes on usage and context. The item highlights regional focus and contrasts with other regions while noting terminology.
Mrs Johnny Thompson’s son Cpl Nelson Eessie Buford reports from England that he is well. Cpl Rex Coppedge writes from Tennessee about maneuvers with the 78th division. Pfc Tommie D Herd of Rt 2 Penham Texas completes a radio mechanics course at Technical School and trains for possible combat duty. Transferred to Mrs B Victory, information from Peabody indicates a move to Green Bend Kansas New York.
Inmates of a prison camp participated in the war loan drive. A report from Washington dated January 31 notes the prisoners’ involvement and mentions figures and local conditions. The fragmentary text references weather and wartime duties affecting POWs and a tally of funds or contributions.
Bonham residents and families share visits and Sunday gatherings. Nora Wallace spent time with her son L Wallace of Hickory Creek, and Charley Wallace’s wife hosted Louise Pearson, Ruth Vanlorey, and Lois May Landham. Various extended relatives including the Steversons, Walker family, Pearson, Wa llee, Taylor, and Landham are listed visiting or hosting across local homes.
A fragmented article notes Texas and Pacific Railroad reports good business due to freight eastward routes. It mentions locomotives and rails, with vaguer references to schedules and operations, and ends with an exclamatory line about attire.
A reflective column argues against forcing equality on all, warns that withholding news weakens morale, and condemns politicians who dodge purpose. It cautions against despising the simple and overestimating personal wisdom.
The notices list candidates subject to Democratic primaries on July 22 and August 26, 1944. For Commissioner Precinct 4 J M Epperson and J P Moore. for Commissioner Precinct 2 Rosco O Patterson. for Representative district Fannin County WT Pink Stondard.
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