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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1943
Page
4
A student pilot from Greenville died in a plane crash near Dallas. The incident report cites the missing van involved and identifies the deceased as Albert Henderoom Jr and his wife. Further official details remained unclear as authorities investigated the wreckage and related transport records.
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Chief Jack Biggerstaff offers help to high school boys and other youths seeking farm labor this summer. He notes Ray farmers need hands for cotton chopping and hoeing once weather allows, urging unemployed youths to contact him to connect with farmers. He stresses safe, suitable tasks and credit to prior student work and wartime production, including a note on Troop E’s Polish origins.
The War Labor Board granted a 10 percent wage increase and a 1 to 2 cent per hour raise for non managerial Postal Telegraph Company workers and approved standard wage adjustments under Roosevelt era stabilization plans. A poll on the decision by Lt George W Tavsle is expected tomorrow.
A cemetery association announces a work day at East Shady Grove Cemetery on Saturday June 12. Volunteers are invited to help with maintenance and cleanup at the site.
The Ohio State Medical Journal editor warns meat rationing may cause war dropsy a nutritional edema from protein shortfalls. The Vegetable Growers Association calls beans and peas the poor man s meat as peanuts and other protein rich vegetables gain emphasis.焯
In Fort Ringgold Texas June a first sergeant Win gilmann of the 12th Cavalry’s Troup F jokes about having one of the army’s toughest tongue twisting duties. The Troup E roster released lists Julian Antkowiak Joe Twardowski Bernard Kopyeinski Bennie Krzyborski Billie Wisniewski Leo Januszewski Steve Prebilski Nick.
Spartanburg West Virginia June 1 U S War Mobilization Director James F Byrnes says the United States will have a two ocean navy this year and the 100000th aircraft has left the line He warns victory costs will exceed WW I and calls for more self discipline at home He reviews American production and hints at a major Allied Pacific and European offensive backed by a growing naval strength.
Mrs Lucy Bradiey formerly of Yt Sil Okin and wife of Set Bert Fradiv lives at Camp Maxey area with sisters Mrs Ros Curt and Mrs Mary Geneath Graham and Mrs Grace Robertson who worked at Denison and have returned home Ed Robert arrives from Athens Texas where she went. The church district council of the Church of the Nazarene holds daily services.
The Rev and Mrs Not Connelly moved to Ladonia where he has accepted the Ladonia Baptist church pastorate. Both previously taught in Leonard during the 1942 43 term. Kel Wright and his family move into the Connelly residence.
Byrnes cautions against overconfidence citing Hitler’s invasion of Russia as a lesson and says it gave the Allies time to tighten preparations. He emphasizes vigilance and readiness to counter any aggression.
Longview June 1 plans are complete for the idle acres conference called by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce in Tyler Thursday June 3 at 2 p.m. Wm A Wilson and George G Chance Bryan will lead discussions with experts on farm labor machinery seed fertilizer and insecticides to launch a quick action program to utilize idle acres for war feeds and foods in 71 counties. Farm labor to cultivate and harvest existing crops will also be a focus.
War Manpower Chief Paul V McNutt disclosed 2 700 000 additional men must be drafted by year end 1943 to hit the 11 000 000 man armed forces goal He urged employers to promptly complete manning tables and replacement schedules The plan would cut draft age deferrals from 3 000 000 to 1 500 000 and draw 6 006 000 physically fit 18 38 year olds with 2 700 000 to be inducted and 900 000 deferred for dependency reasons
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