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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
1
Washington reports production chief J A Krug says military textile needs will cut civilian supplies. He states 50 000 extra workers are required now for army and navy textile needs this summer, with a further 100 000 needed.
Aggie and Aunt Sarah travel toward Indian Stones in a vintage resort setting. The trip prompts family memories and a hinted marriage match as Aggie recalls childhood ties with John the butler and the lodge’s past amid a quiet northern journey. The scene closes with Aggie at Rain bow Lodge facing renewed nostalgia.
Dallas led Texas in traffic deaths relative to population and ranked near the bottom nationally, reflecting a high per capita fatality rate amid local mining activity and road use.
The Windum HDD Club gathered Wednesday afternoon with 14 members present. Mrs J W Nase presided as president and Mrs Stubfield gave a report on weekly interest. Refreshments were served by Miss Tuna Parti and Mrs R D Wheel. Next meeting at Mr Ball Dowlen's home.
A church calendar note says the Tiana Union of the Furst Baptist Church prayer meeting at 118 West Tenth Street is moved to Thursday evening due to commencement ceremonies at Forda.
President Truman intends to fly to San Francisco on or about June 6 to address the United Nations conference session. The trip may be delayed if the conference runs longer. He has not been invited to mediate the French Syrian dispute and spent Memorial Day aboard the Potomac drafting the speech.
Five Iwo Jima survivors will tour Texas in the Seventh War Loan drive. The group includes Marine veterans from New Hampshire and Arizona and will visit Galveston Fort Worth Austin and San Antonio in coming days.
Shreveport report shows banker Richard Henry charged with embezzling about $20,000 from a local bank while under guard at Camp Maxey. Investigation by the Bureau of Investigation traces losses to a falsified ledgers and illicit transfers.
Noel H Nelson of Bonham Route 2, a veteran with 32 months overseas in the Middle East, has reported to the Arm and Service Redistribution Station in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The station operates under the Eighth Service Command to reassign service members as they return home for a brief two week period with medical checks and updated records.
Weel Duncan earns the Expert Badge of Infantrymen in recognition of skill and training. The notice notes his entry in Dakota Territory, Texas veteran status, and a small stipend or payment amount referenced as five dollars.
A handicap golf tournament is planned for Friday afternoon. Members are expected to participate despite unclear details in the note.
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