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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1944
Page
7
A report from Coloma details a field crash at noon involving Jat during a routine mission. Local authorities investigate causes and assess any injuries or damage to equipment.
Washington June 3 The one millionth 1943 individual income tax refund was issued this week with 17,000,900 more expected in the coming months. Commissioner Joseph D. Nunan Jr said first attention went to armed forces and civilians now receive refunds in large numbers as the vast task will take several months.
The quote frames happiness as a journey rather than a fixed end. It emphasizes daily attitude over destination, inviting readers to seek contentment in the path itself rather than waiting for a final arrival.
Funeral services for Edward F. Sturgeon 64 died at home 1221 South Fifth Street were held Thursday at 4 p m at Clark Memorial Methodist Church with Revs A L Roberts C K Brown and A H Loran officiating Burial was in Willow Wild Wise in charge Survivors include wife three daughters a brother a half brother a cone sister three nephews and two nieces Out of town relatives attended from Hobbs Krebs Salina Dallas and other places Active pallbearers were Rufu Wallace Charlie Doulas Fleet Greenlee Bob Harvel Jake Jones and James Bowen.
The last carload of citrus moved from the lower Rio Grande valley ending the most successful grapefruit and orange season. Producers earned over 50 thousand dollars from the crop, with total value estimated at 53 million dollars and eight million more than last year. Grapefruit total 17,539,081 boxes. 9,654,800 shipped fresh valued at 23,826,000 while 7,994,281 canned valued at 19,210,000. Government bought 3,122,576 boxes.
Southeast Asia Command reports Chinese troops have closed in on Seton five miles below Magaung stronghold in the Magaung Valley. Allied forces pressure Myitkyina, while Chindits support operations north of Mandalay as 140 tons of bombs hit the Mandalay Myitkyina railroad.
Striking streetcar and bus operators rejected a regional War Labor Board order to return to work and left a meeting hall to declare they will not comply, risking continued disruption for St. Louis workers and the war effort.
Norton Cross died at 30 a m at the home of his sister in Whitewright. Funeral services set for Saturday at Wise Funeral Home conducted by Rev Fred Adams of Leonard. Burial at New Hope. Born Aug 18 1906 in Ivanhoe. Survived by two brothers Ertin Cross in Italy with the 36th Division USN, Quilla Cross in Dallas USN Air Corps, one sister Mrs Barbara Riehe Whitewright, one uncle John Darnell Conroe. Special music and local remarks by Judge LL Bowman.
A autopsy has been ordered on Mrs. Marjorie McMahon native of Sherman Texas and wife of Brig Gen John E McMahon an artillery officer now stationed in England Eva Robbins the mother found her daughter dead in bed yesterday morning authorities said she had not been i
Washington June 2. Rep Emanuel Cellar introduces legislation to compel un married unemployed women ages 20 to 35 into military service. He argues voluntary enlistments lag and the Selective Service Act should be used to reach the 500000 women without productive positions.
A fragment discusses how the economy and military service affect certain groups. It hints at hardship and which segments would bear it, but lacks full context or named entities. The brief suggests policy or wartime considerations without concrete details or identifications.
The Office of Price Administration decided not to set price ceilings on vitamin concentrates used to make nutritious drinks. Officials said there is little supply and implementing ceilings would waste time, and they do not expect prices to rise without ceilings.
Washington June 6. FEPC Chairman Malcolm Rove declined comment on an editorial in The Washington Morning News. The piece claimed charges of discrimination were dismissed, but Rove said his letter to The News fully represented his views and noted newspapers do not fall under FEPC jurisdiction.
In Shreveport General O Ro Gillette, last surviving Confederate veteran in Caddo Parish and former commissioned officer, died of a heart attack in the American Legion Service office of the courthouse. A Mississippi native, he enlisted in April 1861 in Company K, Second Mississippi Regiment, saw action on many battles, was captured in March 1866, and rose to major general before the war’s end.
In a terse, garbled report, authorities discuss tuition aid for sex service men at junior colleges. The Attorney General's Department outlines funding tied to a state program while officials from Compre Christh Juning Celle push for the request.
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