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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
3
A partial text references a tropical feel and the glow of a splendid scene in a poetic fragment. The lines imply vibrant imagery of nature and color without a complete narrative.
State Department disclosed details of a proposed four power treaty by the United States Britain Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and China to keep Japan disarmed for 25 years with quadripartite inspection. Britain and China favored the plan while the Soviet Union expressed some concern. The draft mirrors Byrnes disarmament proposals as discussed at the Paris Big Four meeting. Also noted is Charlee W. Genin of Dallas returning from 21 months with Allied Forces in Italy after attending the University of Texas.
Two schoolboys face charges after police report a $3 jewelry theft from a store display. Officers say a youth admitted picking up a ring and a bracelet while customers and staff watched. The case names John C. Farmer assisting county attorney, with detectives and officers present.
Confederate veterans and Widow Mrs were key figures in a local club event in Fannin County. The meeting involved the Heads Winfire Club of Por-Lieutenant eCiavernot Texas with participation from Ubpoeoabaatin Chapter of the Jo En Wialtree Club.
L. V. Myers, 29, on parole after two car theft cases, was arrested by Cooper officers for reckless driving and turned over to Fort Worth authorities to face a third car theft charge. The incident occurred after Myers was stopped for a traffic violation.
Camp Fire Girls finish their inaugural season with awards for leadership, crafts, swimming, and loyalty. Among honored were Carolyn Mood, Rose mary Wood, Carolyn Campbell, Janet Wheeler, and many others for achievements in crafts, swimming, and cabin duties.
Many Bonham property owners begin cleanup ahead of schedule with hedges trimmed yards cleared and vacant lots weeded. Zone chairmen and aides prepare for a district meeting to discuss unsanitary conditions under Dr Lamar Byers health unit guidance and coordinate use of DDT spraying.
In Austin reports indicate a possible special session of the legislature to discuss and decide on the status or future of Negro schools amid ongoing debates and political pressure. Local officials and educators anticipate potential policy directives and funding considerations.
A broad overview notes a major drop in livestock shipments nationwide through stockyards, signaling a downturn in the market. The report hints at possible relief later in the year as sector officials monitor demand in key regions.
Chicago dispatch reports a disastrous week for livestock markets with shipments to major stockyards at a record low. The Agriculture Department notes livestock imports and cattle slaughter slump across 12 markets, with packers like Cudahy in Milwaukee closing until July 1 due to lack of cattle.
A German SS captain testified in a U S war crimes case that he faced threats from 74 defendants accused of brutal treatment of American prisoners. The proceedings referenced Belgium near Malmedy and the December 21 1944 event as context for alleged violations of prisoner handling rules.
Kentucky seeks to prevent the Ku Klux Klan from operating in the state by June 21 under its Georgia charter. Attorney General Eldon Summt says the action aims to revoke corporate status after the Klan qualified to operate in Kentucky in 1994 when its articles of incorporation were filed.
Fuller Fuler, supervisor of Texoma Recreational Area, renounced his resignation effective July 1 and will transfer management of the park to Texoma. The Park Service plans private leasing as preparations complete, to expedite a major debt funded development program. Local residents and organizations praise the project as key to making the lake a top recreational area.
A terse market note from Worth dated June 21 reports steady rates amid minor fluctuations. No major shifts in prices or demand are noted, suggesting stabilize conditions for the week.
A Texas ruling states the governor may issue a supplemental appropriation to provide more money for out of state training. The decision involves the Money In Salary Fund and its ability to be transferred to support Prairie View University.
Clifford E B Sutton 60 and his wife Viola 50 died when their auto was struck at a city grade crossing by Santa Fe Scout No 4 train. The wreck occurred in Wichita.RMNS June 21 U.P.
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered thundershowers in the east Texas area. Forecast notes warmer temperatures this afternoon and tonight in the south portion with warmer conditions extending into the midwest tonight.
An unexplained blast in the basement and ground floor of the Baker Hotel in downtown Dallas killed eight and injured at least 30. Police said the hotel lobby shook, glass shattered, and guests were thrown to the floor as ambulances rushed victims to hospitals.
The Cochise County supervisor considers a bridgehead project to house wartime workers as The Chicago Plan Commission projects 100000 dwelling units needed by 1943 to meet housing demand for builders and workers.
A British officer, Chadwick, escaped kidnapping after being held briefly by militants near Jerusalem. The incident, tied to Jewish underground groups, prompted a swift military search and arrest attempts as reports traced the abduction to local tensions.
Washington June 21 gen Mark W Clark won Senate approval for permanent promotion to major general. Protests came from Texas veterans over the Rapido river disaster. Only dissenters were senators O Donnell and Connally. Connally cabled his protest from Paris, O Donnell voiced objections afterward.
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