02 Feb 1944
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1944
Page
1
Bonham Texas readers receive a notice about mail delivery conditions and post office handling for the Bonham Daily Favorite, indicating it is registered as second class mail matter.
Good Country Homes No 1 offers a half cultivated farm with meadow and pasture, fencing, improvements, water, near a school and church with electricity. Terms. No 3 a 90 acre stock farm on the bargain counter with 500 cash down and long terms. We advertise property for rent or sale and seek medium priced houses, buyers waiting. Telephone us what you have.
300 acres located 2 miles west of Bonham on a highway offers good improvements lights water and daily school bus and mall delivery by your door priced at 6000 per acre with cash or terms and possession. Additional listings include 100 acre well improved farm near highway 17 acre stock farm with 6 room house barn and water cash rent and several black and sandy land farms plus city property bargains.
Bonham Texas Corporal Lovelace son of Mrs Minnie L Lovelace is assigned to the 16th wing at Biggs Field Texas overseeing Liberator B 24 training for the Second Air Force Gate Nebraska to California. Also listed are transfers and training moves including Miss Lavina Harv and Merle Vo Barr and Apprentice Seaman Ray Caldwell of San Diego California visiting Ravenna and awaiting reassignment to a new camp.
A jumble of figures and names shows debates over quotas and available funds, with references to Texans, a $60.03 million target, and mentions of officials and commissions. International and domestic political mentions appear alongside historical context and archival notes.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention 4H fight and a senate item with a board of thanks. Includes unclear names and dates, no clear event details or outcomes.
Fragmentary notes ponder a fighting boxer, unredeemed pledges, a new broom sweeping well, and Hitler's eleventh anniversary. The text contemplates Berlin’s destruction by Allied forces, the looming twelfth anniversary, and American soldiers fighting abroad while a domestic political campaign continues.
Allied air forces report 18 000 tons of bombs dropped in the Mediterranean theater this month, the largest monthly total of the African campaign era. The figures underline sustained air operations as the war effort continues.
Fragmentary text indicates a remarrying case in Kansas City with notes on a marriage license and missing details. Mentions names and locations including Mt. Vernon and Lafayette to George, but many words are garbled and unclear.
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