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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1951
Page
3
A Special Services survey shows over a million GI and officer visitors in five states used libraries in late 1950 for tasks from research to leisure. Questions span World War II topics to Patton, Korea, Russia, radio and electronics, music and arts as soldiers seek talks, papers, and course materials.
Julie and her mother tour the completed Laurel Street house before the wedding and admire furnishings bought with their wedding funds. Sunday prep shifts to ceremony day as Julie dresses in white satin and walks with her father to the church for the ceremony led by Binley from the college.
In Raymondville a photo by Gene Smith captures a son filling in for a role in a local event.
A long faced transcription of radio hour listings blends with a political mixup as a photographer who was the mayor’s son appears in a newspaper picture. The chaotic clipping notes various sponsors and program names alongside the unexpected image error.
A reflective piece tracing Jewish exile to Egypt and Babylon, parallels to modern Palestine and the return to Jerusalem. It highlights Ezra Nehemiah, the two restoration attempts, and Nehemiah as a defining leader shaping faith, genius, and triumph.
Joint funeral services were held today for two youths who drowned Thursday while shooting birds with a BB gun in Mercedes. Fourteen-year-old Max Erwin Roeckert and his nine-year-old nephew Jimmy Lee Johnson fell into water over their heads while trying to recover a hit bird. Neither could swim.
Leonard Gonder Dickson aged 62, once famed for knowing more cattle brands in Texas, died at his Fort Worth home. A former brand inspector with the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, he retired in 1946 after 27 years of service.
Finishing touches are being put on resurfacing and blacktopping in the downtown business district. Highway Department workers handle the project. Light standards in the street center have been removed and new posts will be placed at the curbs.
Medical statistics indicate heart disease accounts for a large share of total disease burden. The data show a high impact across populations, underscoring the need for prevention and treatment strategies to reduce mortality and morbidity.
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