08 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1952
Page
1
Bruce Bicrsat argues Britain faces a new phase of postwar austerity with 10,000 civil servants to be cut and cuts in imports and domestic spending. He warns this contraction risks shrinking Britain’s stature among world powers unless Churchill secures raw materials and a plan for sustained recovery.
The Pentagon supports Carl Vinson's voluntary UMT plan creating a 60 000 man unit startable this fall within the 51 billion defense budget. It would not alter current draft quotas for ages 18 to 26, only 18 year olds would serve six months.
Mr and Mrs R M Patterson of Cheyenne bought the Alexander Drug from Mrs Loraine Murgah and assume charge. Mrs Patterson is the former Miss Yvonne Richardson, daughter of Bus Richardson of Telegraph. Continental Traudways bus station will operate with the business as remodeling and improvements begin, with plans for a larger drug and gift store and removal of gaming tables and shooting gallery.
The speaker warns that real changes will be gradual and modest, downplaying expectations for immediate upheaval. He urges patience while signaling forthcoming reductions or reforms.
A dense listing of daily and Sunday radio programming for Bonham Texas including news, music, farm shows, religious services, and orchestral programs with station and time slots throughout the day. The schedule enumerates programs like North Texas Farm Hour, Chuckwagon Melodies, and Morning Worship services.
The notice lists candidates for local offices: Sheriff Carl Ridings, Commissioner Precinct 1 Robert Bellows, Commissioner Precinct 4 J M Melvine Eppereson, and Commissioner Precinct 4 M L Fletcher. A separate item notes a noise complaint in Memphis where a truck horn issue was resolved by microphone announcements.
Miss Helen Mary Goad daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Goad Jr of Greenville marries Bill A Sorrells son of Mr and Mrs Dee Sorrells of Honey Grove in a January 31 home wedding at the grandparents Wolfe City residence. Officiant Rev James L Sandilin. Attendants include Miss Sue Taylor best wishes and reception follows. The couple plan to live apart as he serves at Fort Sill Oklahoma while she remains in Binion Hall.
The Loving Blue Birds gathered Wednesday at the home of Mrs Fre Johnson with ten members present. The group made party favors and Carol Campbell hosted with refreshments.
Mrs Chester Turman hosted a birthday party for Bobby Neal Turman eight years old with Bartley-Woods School first and second graders. Students sang and shared cake and games. Linda Carroll Scroggins won a prize. other guests included Mrs BE W Bethel Mike Sherri Turman and Mrs Noel Burnett. Portsmouth NC now starkly depopulated from a 1,000 peak to 18 residents with fishing and hunting as main industries.
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