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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
1
Real estate ads describe several farms near Bonham with varied acreage, improvements, water, and price terms including 3000 per acre and 64.00 per acre. Lost notice for a brown filly colt near Oakland. Military notes report Lt Louis Woosley on assignment path to the Pacific, Pvt Malcolm Stanford furlough, and new inductions and transfers at Camp Wolters and Camp Meade.
First Lt Paul R. Calvary of Bonham Texas has been selected to attend Officer Course No 88 at the Field Artillery School Fort Sill Oklahoma. The piece notes a June 14 1944 filing for campaign reports and a June 19 1944 meeting of the Fannin County Democratic Executive Committee to determine ballot placement and campaign financing.
This clipping lists staff roles at a Bonham Texas paper and notes post office mailing as second class matter. It includes a change of address instruction and United Press copyright notice for news dispatches.
The column argues loyalty to country is shown by actions not titles. It notes the president aims to dismantle segregation laws and forms a Committee on Fair Employment Practices. Southern Democrats resist equality measures while supporting FDR at home and abroad. Public opinion is malleable with targeted spending. No man is always right.
The article fragment mentions First Lieutenant Cavalry, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Catcar, and references Borham graduations and Camp Texas. It notes enlisted men and officers returning, Field Artillery training, and University of Tres rare back with bibliographic details. It also touches Pope literature holdings and a large telephone network concept.
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