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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1946
Page
6
Beath Toll For Memorial Day Holiday Clim By United Press reports a deadly weekened with multiple traffic deaths and weekend weather across the Midwest. Snow and sleet affected Michigan Wisconsin and Ohio as temperatures fluctuated sharply.
An obituary item notes a former county resident’s death to Durant Frida. The fragmentary text references a local connection and a car-related phrase indicating a possible memorial or service detail in terse form.
A list of candidates announcing candidacies for the Democratic primary set for July 27, 1946. Names include commissioners, county offices, and state legislative posts with various precincts and districts represented.
The report notes a first reunion after 51 years as relatives travel to Benham. Mentions Beckhams of Delisore and Botha families while highlighting a long awaited family gathering and local ties.
Rain drenched grounds but did not stop the Ivanhoe and Dial programs plus a seven room house meeting near Bonham Chis home. Idris Evans will leave Monday for a parley as Kooshrader hosts a regional gathering amid scattered weather impacts.
A strong cold front from Hudson Bay spread across the Midwest with snow flurries and freezing temperatures. Wasconsin Minnesota and Wisconsin saw temperatures drop by up to forty degrees as heavy rain gales and lightning accompanied the system.
Lt Gen Karl von Behrens, a German commander, is acquitted by a British military court of murder charges tied to the 1942 Norwegian commando raid on the heavy water plant. The ruling marks the first acquittal in the wartime murder case against a senior German officer.
Wolfe City anglers John Roggess W T Goad Jr James McDonald Walter Dunlap and B Panter had a big day fishing at Texoma Sunday they landed 600 pounds of fish and all their neighbors had plenty of fish for the past week
President Truman announces Stalin refused a U.S. invitation as Soviet American relations deteriorate. Health concerns cited while James Baker announces the meeting with Molotov. officials blame each side for the strain in the ongoing dispute.
Senators Arthur Vandenberg and Tom Connally, longtime Byrnes advisers, assured Byrnes of attendance at the meeting but returned with praise for his policies and no new commitments.
San Antonio reports its eighth fatality from the polio epidemic, the health department said. The death of James Moffitt marks the sixteenth polio death in Texas since the outbreak began in May.
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