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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1944
Page
1
Public notice requests readers to report any erroneous reflections and explains that the United Press owns publication rights to dispatches. It instructs readers to include old and new addresses when requesting a change to avoid delays.
The piece praises a local paper in Bonham for a special edition detailing the D-Day invasion. It notes thousands of Allied troops in Europe and contrasts a 12 thousand worker walkout with resumed factory work. It also criticizes union leaders for prioritizing their interests, praising military personnel for their sacrifice.
Covet Nurse Junior Cadet Dorothy Wells daughter of Mrs Lillie Wells Ivanhte is home on short leave from training at Kin es Daughters Hospital Temple Texas Miss Wells wears Cadet Nurse Corps uniform Also noted is Post Foster Thomas Manner 2 C and S 2 C sailors returned from duty in San Diego California Maurice White and family visit on brief leave White completed boat training and awaits transfer A G Ridnut family cablegram from Lilburn Ridnut now in Italy confirms Ok Ricout overseas for two years
The article details Texas educators aiding production training for the war, with D A Woods announcing nearly 9,900 teachers involved and 955 remaining. It recalls Pvt James Cullom stationed at Anzio after training at Ft Knox and Ft Dix while recalling old acquaintances.
Despite drastic cuts in staff including instructors, Scheels continues operations under new management. The mall store maintains services and outreach programs while efforts to recruit remain ongoing.
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