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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
3
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told Congress that a Soviet world system blocks peace and urged Russians to back a 2 year treaty to render USSR militarily helpless. He warned that Europe cannot endure the iron curtain and called for honest European cooperation to secure security for all nations.
The county aims to sell sixty five thousand nine hundred dollars in savings bonds in a June through July 4 drive led by Frank Wright. Proceeds support public bond sales and are tied to D-Day anniversary efforts. Evacuation of Rongelap Atoll and atomic testing fallout are noted in surrounding context.
The 1946 cucumber harvest figures show arrivals May 31 from Ravenna and others with Frank Loche and Margaret noted in batch entries. Officials report 6 250 acres under trial and expect substantial cucumber production this summer near Pacnin county with price details in the report.
The Army Air Force announced plans for five new jet armed bombers and two new fighter planes. The program aims to achieve higher speed and performance than current aircraft with jet propulsion and new designs to reach near supersonic capability in a future era.
A District Court jury acquitted the defendant after a brief deliberation and sentenced Doris Bradshaw to two years suspended on charges of fatally wounding B Bradshaw Jr. last November. The attorneys urged a heavier penalty, but the court imposed the suspended sentence after less than 20 minutes of deliberation. The incident occurred at the Bradshaw home.
Members press President Truman over a veto case act as debate unfolds in Congress. Names including Charlie Ross and others surface amid signals of partyLINE support and potential voting shifts on the proposal.
Five Bonham Gas workers received service awards amid a ceremony that recognized years of dedicated service. The event highlighted long tenure among the staff and emphasized company commitment to employee appreciation.
A visiting FHA official and local leaders examined the Jones Field barracks and related facilities for potential use in a housing project. Mayor Raleigh Abernathy, James Carrichael, and Curlee Cummins joined the inspection and a follow up meeting with FHA officials in Fort Worth is planned.
Texas State Health Officer Dr Ceree Wo Cox released guidance urging caution for summer swimmers. Read cautions cover currents depths and post meal swimming, recommending wait times and respectful use of lifeguard supervision at unfamiliar ponds and rivers to prevent accidents.
A jet-propelled P-80 averaged near 462 miles per hour over a test run, setting a new speed record. The flight took place near Dayton, with Lt. J. Hancock of Wright Field previously holding the 400 mph mark.
June cattle run at Fort Worth shows 2600 calves and 900 head active and steady. Beet steers in small supply. prices 14.00 to 15.50 for good to choice calves and yearlings. Mention of jade deposits near Kemmerer suggesting new industry potential.
Rio Grande flood crest fell below flood stage at Brownsville as river levels eased to 16.4 feet. Downstream overflow reports were noted along lower reaches while upstream flow declined steadily.
Fragmented OCR notes reference a prosecutor drafting cases against Japanese subjects in Tokyo. Mentions protecting authorities, warnings, and political tension amid wartime discourse. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are legible.
Local ceremony marked by the superintendent and district officials presenting diplomas to the Gober High School senior class. The event featured principal Billy Thompson and several faculty members, with more than 100 ranches noted in the surrounding coverage.
In Rome area reporting, Italy faces a nationwide referendum that could determine the future of the House of Savoy and King Humbert. Northern pro monarchy and southern republican sentiment split, with polling showing a pivotal vote on Mar 7. The result could affect the throne and Italy's political future.
Washington reports the World Federation of Trade Unions warned of a worldwide boycott against American shipping. The formal plea for cooperation was sent in June by the federation to its 20 unions and affiliates, with several maritime unions citing suspected procedural charges and calls for an immediate halt.
Bread supply details indicate distribution into scarce areas under NWOSSHINC plan tune 4. Limited quantities prompt questions about access and governance.
The local American Legion post schedules a Thursday meeting at 8 o clock in the auditorium room. Commander Kenneth Houseard urges all members and ex servicemen to attend. The article notes a broader wartime fundraising push and coal and bread supply concerns for American areas.
The Tyler board moved to replace Hodges after his resignation as president of Tyler Juma College. Dr J G Jenkins was named acting superintendent and dean while a replacement is sought. Hodges will assume the presidency of the Warton County Junior College district.
Eleven people were indicted on charges connected with alleged illegal whiskey sales. The federal grand jury accuses a vast black market operation begun in mid 1948, with profits estimated around 2 million dollars. The case involves shipments totaling about 14500 barrels across multiple regions. Attorney General Tom Clark announced the indictments following a thorough inquiry led by the Justice Department.
Fragmented and obscured text mentions espionage and talks of plans and evidence. It references a Soviet intelligence context with names and dates unclear. The readable portions imply a political espionage topic without concrete details or verifiable events.
Eugene Meyer publisher and editor of the Washington Post has been elected president of the new World Bank. The institution with a capital of 901 million dollars was disclosed in Washington.
London reports Britain's Labor government opposes a full break in relations with Spain despite UN Security Council suggestions. Authorities consider a counter proposal to avoid extreme action while reviews of the committee report continue. Foreign Secretary Bevin faces party criticisms as tensions rise ahead of the Liberal conference.
United Press reports Gov. Coke Stevenson and ex Governor Dan Moody had their names filed in the U S Senate race against Sen. Tom Connally. Moody and Stevenson filed by petition and check with the State Democratic Executive Committee in Dallas amid last minute filings. Observers question if either will run, noting friends filed to preserve options should Connally shift plans and accept a United Nations post.
Clear to partly cloudy conditions across Texas with a slight warmup in the north and west central regions tonight. Wednesday brings continued warmer temperatures with partly cloudy skies.
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