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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

6

Inca Fortress Sacsahuaman Guards Cusco in Peru

The fortress of Sacsahuaman near Cusco was begun in 1438 and completed in 1508 by the Inca to defend their capital. The king cobra is noted as one of the Home Hunts deadliest snakes, capable of striking with a five foot raise and a bite that can be fatal within hours.

Sacsahuaman Peru Cusco

Butterscotch Pie Heads to Enriched Flavor with Molasses

A home recipe note suggests adding one tablespoon of molasses to butterscotch pie for deeper flavor and color. It warns weekly safety week on farms to prevent accidents and urges care to avoid injuries leading to hospital care.

State Farm and Ranch Safety Committee

Murder in the Austen House Witnesses Question Gamadge

Norris and Nordhall press Mrs. Ordway for sightings around the Austen houses after a murder. They discuss a lame man and a possible suspect among the Austens, weighing who could have carried out the crime and how he moved unseen. Mrs. Ordway notes identifying details that implicate Jerome Austen, while Gamadge and Norah Mallory observe the shifting alibi.

Ordway Nordhall Norris Mr. Gamadge Mr. Austen Gamadge Ryder Mrs. Ordway Norah Austens Bayles Gray Austen Cray Austen Jerome

Soviet Submarines Gain Inland Route To The South

The Volga Don Canal opens routes from the Baltic and White Sea to the Black Sea enabling Soviet submarines to move from northern shipyards to the Don and Black Sea. The 63 mile canal uses nine locks and will carry ships up to 2,000 ton cargo, with passenger vessels over 100 yards long on regular Moscow to Rostov trips. Experts note strategic secrecy benefits and wartime transport shifts from rail to river.

W. A. Ryser United Press London Volga-Don Russia Baltic White Sea Black Sea Communist Party Bolshevik Moscow Rostov-on-the-Don Krasnoarmeisk Volga Stalingrad Europe

Bonham Chapter 425 Holds Officer Installation Meeting

Called meeting at Masonic Hall for Bonham Chapter 425 to install officers at 8:00 p m Thursday night. All members urged to attend. visitors welcome. Myrtle Straub W M Sithel Nunn Secretary.

Bonham Masonic Hall

Government Has Plan for Control of Tidelands

The General Services Administration confirms a tentative plan for federal control of tidelands without congressional grant. Senator Spessard Holland charges the plan exists, and a spokesman says it could be used if Congress accepts President Truman's veto on coastal oil land titling.

Washington General Services Administration Congress Spessard Holland Florida Truman

Moscow Named Port of the Five Seas in Soviet Trade Vision

The Volga route will transport timber chemicals and oil to the Black Sea. A vast canal network binds the Volga with the Baltic White Sea and Leningrad links to the White Sea via the White Sea-Baltic canal. Moscow is central to this system, urged for domestic trade and savings.

Volga Caspian Sea Black Sea Leningrad Baltic Murlinski White Sea Moscow Port of the Five Seas

Ambush Slaying of County Attorney Ordered Solved

Mayes County Attorney Jack Burris was shot and killed while fixing an air conditioner at his Locust Grove home. Governor Johnston Murray ordered a full-scale investigation with all Oklahoma agencies, led by Crime Bureau Chief George Howard Wilson, who flew to Pryor to take charge. Hundreds attended Burris’s funeral as authorities pursue the hottest suspect at large.

Payor Okla Oklahoma Oklahoma Crime Bureau George Howard Wilson Pryor Mayes County Jack Burris Wilson Johnston Murray Crime Bureau Burris Locust Grove

Rail traffic density contrasts between Britain and America

A locomotive is used for every two and a half miles of track in Britain versus one locomotive for every five miles in the United States, indicating higher rail round traffic density in England.

England America British Railways United States

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