Delta Texas Elects President in January Vote
Delta Tex elects president in January election. Snippet notes Doras as a named individual and cites a local political result, highlighting the primary outcome in a compact newsroom teaser.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1945
Page
6
Delta Tex elects president in January election. Snippet notes Doras as a named individual and cites a local political result, highlighting the primary outcome in a compact newsroom teaser.
Brose Bragg of Bonham is elected vice-president of the Delta Chi Delta sorority at North Texas State College for the 1945 spring semester. She serves in Junior and Senior Mary Ardens and Ellen H. Richards clubs and mentors in home economics as a NTSTC junior.
The Kappa Phi Omega Fraternity elected new officers at D. J. Kelly's home on Tuesday night to start the 1945 term. Bobby Magouirk presided as president with William Price as vice president and D. J. Kelly as secretary-treasurer. Other officers include Roy McMillan as sergeant at arms BE. T. Ball as pledge master and Ross Edward Keene as reporter. Four Ta chapter members have left or will leave for military service, including Dan Erneg who joined the Marines last Monday. Seven new pledges were welcomed at their first meeting next Monday. A chapter sweetheart and mother were chosen, with Mrs. Johnny Hulsey as sponsor's wife and the new fro f Cricity sweetheart to be announced later. Fourteen members are serving with the trained forces. Further details on future proceedings were noted.
Readable snippets show oblique mentions of couples and social couplets with names like Mrs Willy Hovne and Mrs Olivia Whedkee. The text lists individuals and proposed unions but is fragmented and partly garbled with misspellings and out of place words.
Fragmentary OCR describes a military unit connection and individual names amid garbled phrasing. The text references the 339th Telephone unit and mentions figures such as Temeter and Pift, with scattered glimpses of recruits, duties, and wartime postings.
The snippet lists several individuals and families with notes on moves, visits, and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Sewell and children, Mr. Merriny McVay, and the Smiths are mentioned along with Denison relocations and a party hosting at Sundays.
The fragment lists multiple individuals born January 17 with garbled surnames and unclear roles, mentioning Myron Mire and Mrs JF Fo Woreier among others. It references a birthday-related context and dates around mid October, but the text is largely unreadable.
A brief society note records a wedding event with attendees and a timeline. It mentions a couple and the place, with wedding plans and local customs.
Report from London noting heavy bombing of Nazi oil centers. Allied forces strike networks degrading German fuel supply. Addressed areas include targets in occupied Europe with significant aerial campaign intensity.
Lieutenant Nugent questions Brent on his father's death and a late will. Craig explains the family fortune and the Stuttgart burial wish, while Nugent links a possible motive to Mrs. Brent and notes her fingerprints on a desk drawer. The case hinges on missing medicine, a guard, and Drue Cable's whereabouts.
In a tense night, Lieutenant Nugent and Brent discuss a looming danger as Miss Cable remains in custody. Craig contemplates the grim truth of murder in the house and prepares a note to the police while awaiting morning.
A January 7 death letter from General George C. Kenney reports 25 year old Ridgewood New Jersey native Thomas B. McGuire was killed in action in the Southwest Pacific while destroying 38 enemy planes. McGuire’s wife was notified today.
S Sgt Thomas J Johnson traveled a quarter of a million miles by plane mostly over enemy held territory. His luckiest break came on Dec 7 1941 when a Japanese bomb exploded three feet from his bunk while on guard duty at Tikum Field Hawaii. He was walking his post and headed back to that bunk.
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