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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1946
Page
3
Ray de fand announces a prolonged strike affecting a cannery cafeteria at a school. Canners union urges food preservation with two cents per can to cover costs while two large retorts can process up to 60 cans, aiming to keep operations open amid escalating demand. Separately, Truman and Byrnes present a UN atomic disarmament plan via Baruch as a global effort to avert war.
New officers of the Bonham Business and Professional Women's Club were introduced at a Tuesday meeting at the Gem Cafe. Mrs Rosella Cook announced the June 25 installation and listed officers including Lucile Hackley as president, Ruby Alexander vice president, Mrs Finley recording secretary, Mannah Johnson correspond secretary, Velma G treasurer, Kathryn Wr publicity, and the parliamentarian Velma G. They will attend a dinner meeting on June 25 and report on the Texas state convention they attended.
Civil docket actions dominate a Tuesday session in the Sixth District Court. Judge Broadfoot oversees hearings and adjournments as cases proceed and disputes move toward resolution.
Bonham Rotary members heard Rev Chalmer Long describe the wonders of the pyramids at a Wednesday noon meeting. Long noted the pyramids as ancient marvels, with heights and stone weights illustrating their impressive construction and enduring mystery.
A Texas man connected to a jewelry theft ring is held by authorities. The War Department confirms the suspect served in the military and is now in custody in Kilgore Texas. Ongoing inquiries involve alleged participation in multiple thefts and further charges are expected.
Report from Austin notes six additional University of Texas professors resign, bringing total resignations to seven. Dr Herachel C Baker, assistant professor of English, previously announced his departure amid criticism of university administration and amid AAUP sanctions against UT. City council actions follow in Ki City.
Washington June 12 The Senate confirmed John W Snyder as secretary of the treasury without debate or a record vote. The nomination was approved by voice vote.
Across Naples rioters aligned with monarchists attacked police and stormed a Communist HQ. At least 12 killed and over 100 injured as flames engulfed a barracks and streets filled with smoke and fighting.
Bids asked by the State Highway Department for a seal coat on the Bonham Trenton road between Highway 82 and Ranch, including 13 miles of road on the WPA project. Bids open June 26 in Austin. project details list construction steps, location, and contractors for the highways in Fann County and surrounding areas.
Public notice announces hearings on proposed dams. Officials from the regional water authority will discuss impacts, timelines, and funding. Residents encouraged to attend sessions at local civic centers to learn about the project.
The House passes a terminal pay bill for marines and sailors amid debate on severance costs. Rep. Dwight Roy predicts Senate action soon and swift presidential support. The vote tally and party lines are noted as lawmakers discuss funding and related fleet costs.
The Allied Centre Council unanimously approved a wide extension of Japan fishing area after pleas from U S Representative George Atcheson Jr. that more space was needed to avert famine in Japan. The move extends Japan’s fishing rights north toward the Kamchatka Peninsula amid Soviet rejection of a Four Power proposal.
Joseph Curran, president of the National Maritime Union, warns Congress of a long and bitter shipping strike if working hours are not settled. He spoke as government pressure on union and shipping negotiators increases. Shipping operators accuse Jews of insincerity in demanding a shorter work week at sea. Six CIO maritime unions and others threaten a strike at midnight Friday unless gains on hours and wages are secured.
A high school graduate entered a not guilty plea in a case involving an international context. Court records show the defendant facing charges connected to a military service matter. The proceedings highlight ongoing legal actions and formal responses from the defense.
Temperatures climb across Texas as clouds clear, bringing sunnier skies to Dallas and Houston. Forecasters warn of lingering heat but expect gradual cooling by week’s end.
Oklahoma City report notes a Tulsa Children’s Home and Welfare Association claim for 251.02 for July 1945 care of seven orphans. State officials had rejected the claim on AG advice. the court instructed the auditor and treasurer to honor it, marking a second trip to the chair postponed due to unresolved military and other pleadings.
The source reports Alben Barkley predicting that a tension measure will pass after a rally or briefing on June 12. It notes Democratic leaders backing the move and potential political consequences.
The Southwest Pump meets the Ladonia All-Stars in a game at Duncan Field starting at 8 o clock tonight. Ladonia has defeated Washire and Edwards cafenines from Bunham loop, turning back Bunham teams by a single run in each game.
ENOVILLE Tex June 12 American Airways plans a new passenger route from Houston to Corpus Christi via Latin America with schedules to be announced. Officials say the route will involve immigration facilities and delay concerns as authorities inspect the new air traffic link.
Former Favorite editor Evans is described as in frail health this afternoon amid ongoing illnesses. The report notes limited activity and a prolonged period of feeble condition, with details about recent health setbacks.
An Alsenham man pleaded guilty to a liquor sale possession charge after arraignment in county court Monday. The judge, Glen Fley, ordered a $100 fine. Deputies Dr Hatrkas and IK Kilgore arrested the defendant.
The Community Service Club will gather at the Chamber of Commerce offices at 7 30 o clock. John Bacon Saunders, the club president, urges a strong turnout for tonight's meeting.
The East Texas group meets at the Baker Hotel in Dallas today with attendees from F. da oat tua Lee an HHA and county chambers. The agenda covers ongoing work, with suggestions invited to inform future activity before the Wednesday June 12 deadline.
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a few widely scattered thunderstorms in western Texas. In West Texas temperatures not as warm Thursday. general pattern shows cooler air smoothing into the Panhandle region. Savings bond promotion noted.
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