21 Jul 1948
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1948
Page
1
The article discusses U S and Allied leaders seeking a peaceful path in Berlin amid the wartime crisis. It notes the danger of coercion and the potential for escalation, with references to George C. Marshall and Soviet pressures. Also mentioned are casualties and memorials from World War II.
Twenty three registered Hampshire gilts were awarded to members at a Northeast Texas Future Farmers of America chapter event last week at East Texas State College. Individual Future Farmers were recognized for the gilt awards and several other chapters across the region also received gilts, including Bonham, Celeste Quinlan, Kemp, and Forney.
Congressman Rayburn spoke in Grayson County Tuesday night about his candidacy for re election. Sam Roth discussed his fourth district race and allied measures including rural electrification and farm security programs supported during Rayburn's tenure.
Rawm OCR notes a sermon by Rev Ray Johnson during a revival, criticizing materialism and urging spiritual renewal. The speaker laments loss of faith, condemns worldliness, and calls for inner virtue over wealth.
Weather turmoil across Kansas and nearby states causes flooded roads and two state highway closures. National Guard deployed as creeks overflow and cellars flood, delaying traffic and prompting emergency responses. Local towns report rising water levels near McFarland and Lindsboro with estates affected and highways affected.
Philadelphia officials moved to install air conditioning in the city hall citing comfort and energy efficiency. The initiative aims to improve public access to municipal services during hot months.
Federal raids target top political figures as law enforcement rounds up prominent state and party leaders amid investigations. Authorities say the actions aim to curb corruption and restore public trust within government circles across multiple states.
A grand jury returned several indictments amid political tension over federal tax policy and state compliance. The report notes general concerns and procedural details while outlining ongoing investigations and FBI activity at headquarters.
Harold Blanton death notice outlines his burial in Willow Wood Cemetery with Wise Funeral Home directing. He served in World War II and was killed in action at Salerno on September 2, 1943. The obituary lists his parents Mr. and Mrs. John R Blanton of Nan Lee community and references military honors.
St Louis public service plans a 60 day test of FM radio receivers on twenty city buses. The experiment begins August date and will broadcast music and news during rides. A spokesman notes the program aims to study passenger reception and service impact.
A motorist was arrested in Honey Grove on Monday and charged with driving while intoxicated. Police reported the incident as a DWI complaint with the man taken into custody by highway patrol officers.
An airman perished when his P-80 jet fighter crashed while attempting a landing at Hull Field Utah. The incident occurred during routine operations with no indication of other injuries.
President Truman will present his legislative program to a special session of Congress in person at 10 am. next Tuesday. He will deliver the message to a joint session of the House and Senate, with timing set after consulting party leaders. He will not push a Republican platform but will include several Democratic proposals already in Congress.
Fragmentary text shows preparations for the third congress in Dallas with expected attendance of several persons. Miss Matilda and Miss Stollenwerck are noted among arriving speakers, with Charles slated to address the congress.
Washington reports a surge at recruiting centers as volunteers sign up under a new draft law. The policy allows 16 year-olds to enlist for one year and be excused from a 21 month duty when they reach 19, boosting volunteer numbers nationwide.
Police report 59 slot machines valued at about $12,000 were destroyed in Monroe Louisiana. Chief Wardangs sledge hammers were used to demolish the units and the pieces were dumped near the Ounchuta rover, with cattle also mentioned in a separate note.
The Bonham Lions plan a Thursday gathering at the Blue Bonnet with fried chicken dinner. Club secretary J P Matthews notes members will discuss arrangements and parking.
A pedestrian child was struck by a car driven by Willan Spark near a city street. The accident caused head injuries and required medical attention at a local facility named in the report.
Salina airfield seen busy as 210 trucks and assorted Army equipment are loaded onto transports. The operation includes the 3Ulet Bombardment Group and other units preparing for a mission to move materiel, with crews coordinating the lift and storage of the gear.
Market notes from Fort Worth on July 2 indicate slow, weak demand across cattle categories. Slaughter steers and yearlings down. calves uneven with prices 100 to 400 lower for three tied to overall softness. Cows partly 2200 for good specialists. some improving lots among prime specimens.
Election officials prepare voting boxes and supplies for the primary. County clerk office distribution underway as election judges pick up ballots and materials at the county clerk’s office.
East West Berlin dispute moves toward United Nations consideration as talks stall with both sides holding firm on positions. Diplomatic observers expect UN mediation to offer a forum for possible compromises and broader security assurances.
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