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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1951
Page
1
An editorial blames Andrei Gromyko and the Russian deputy for stalling peace talks in Paris. It argues the Kremlin has blocked progress since 1948, urges a stronger western propaganda effort, and warns against appeasing Moscow amid Russian tactics and propaganda.
Washington column reports MacArthur hearings halt Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services business, delaying action on hundreds of measures. It notes lawmakers’ time diverted, with House progress stalled, and cites Point Four aid, Iran staff, malaria and grasshopper projects, and Donald R Wilson named National Commander of the American Legion.
A garbled social column lists visits and homecomings in Aughmong California and surrounding towns. Names include Howard Payne family and grandfather Ebb Green, Joann Green, June Lackey, Willard Cummings family, Mise Lovetts Broils, Ernestine Carpenter, and others visiting relatives or hosting gatherings. The cluttered text mentions assorted trips, Sunday visits, and suburban courtesy calls among neighbors and friends.
Hayward and Lundigan headline in Climb The Highest Mountain a film portraying a fearless minister and the backwoods era as a spiritual and physical test. Miss Hayward, an Academy Award nominee, anchors the lead with a performance praised for vigor and resolve amid a tale of devotion and public life.
Doris Lilly mocks the hunt for millionaire brides while advising self reliance and language skills. A polio precaution list from the National Foundation urges hygiene and isolation to curb spread. A New City jewelry store touts pink and black diamonds, including a 17 and a half carat Black Carlotta showpiece.
A compiled Q and A style piece covers leading cheese states, Everest flight, ancient Hebrew manuscripts, raccoon eating habits, U S currency seals, presidential terms, coca production lore, a Russian princess, the lily symbol in Christianity, color quality notes on corn, and the Caucasus region.
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