Public Health Program Urged At Tuesday Meeting
Dr. Lamar Byers of the Paris Lamar County Unit urged Bonham residents to support a serious one day cleanup to combat insanitary conditions. He cited bad filth in alleys and described disposal and sanitation as key to improving districts. He warned against overreliance on DDT and emphasized modern garbage and sewage disposal and a council backed cleanup plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Byers
Paris-Lamar
Bonham
Ots
Ens
Uch
Senate panel advances hearings on shipyard bill
A Senate committee headed by Senator Johnson moved toward hearings on a House approved shipyard bill. The panel agreed to report the legislation and schedule testimony from the Army and Navy about the wartime program and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ston
Jung
Aty Atlurs
Jn Terminal
Tltee
Sen. Johnson
Army
Na'0
British Troops Seek Officers Near Rehovoth
British armored forces swept into Rehovoth near Tel Aviv to locate three kidnapped officers. Police and troops conducted a house to house search along the main highway while authorities said sewer and letter devices were noted but yielded no clues. Irgun and Haganah demanded not to release the hostages as 30 other members faced trial in Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Palestine
Rehovoth
Tel Aviv
Empire
Bruh
Earch
Seach
Hatana
Irgun
Hagan
Ogun
Capriec
Irgu
Tary Court
Dig Attendance S:pected for Cotton Parley
Misspellings and fragmented text describe a cotton parley with state and congressional hints. Names like Topeka Kansas, Chester Bow, and agriculture mentions appear amid scattered phrases about meetings and attendance. The readable bits suggest a gathering of agricultural and political figures discussing cotton and related policy.
Missing hotel employee Stull in Dallas Texas
A report speaks of the Baker Hotel employee Stull missing for several days. The incident involves a fire marshal and a large payout allegedly linked to the missing worker. The fragments describe search efforts and danger beneath collapsed cement, with authorities pursuing leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texa
Plead Guilty in Ty Auto Black Market Case
Two individuals pleaded guilty in a Ty Auto black market scheme. The case involves Pennsylvania packing plants and meat supply concerns facing potential record lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Auto Black Market
U S Sergeant Granted Right to Stay in Britain
A U S sergeant has been granted permission to remain in Britain after a period of uncertainty. The decision, confirmed by military authorities, enables continued residence and service arrangements for the personnel involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mao demands U.S. withdrawal from China
Nanking June 25 communists leader Mao Zedong asserts the United States must halt peace aid to the Nationalist government and remove all American forces from China. He accuses U.S. aid of fueling the Chinese civil war and obstructing the army’s reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Mao Tze Tung
United State
Teace
United States
United Nations
Armound
Armen
Jnelia Rejects Interim Plan
Jnelia rejects the interim plan as the plan faces opposition amid unclear governance steps. Local officials weigh alternatives and await a revised proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnelia
Jury chief links swank joint robbery to wider crime ring
Detroit report notes 31 people charged in a conspiracy to run the nation’s largest used car black market. Authorities say two pleaded guilty before Judge Kus. seven pleaded not guilty. two were removed from the trial. Federal case hinges on Shelby County and Detroit connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UE Twety
Arthur A Kuseinsk
Sever
Coffee price hike planned by Office of Economic Stabilization
The report states coffee prices will rise 25 percent, from three to five cents per pound, as an temporary measure to offset subsidy losses after quotas end. Officials are expected to announce the change this week to support producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtiusn Vun
Office of Econome Stabilization
Jae H
Jaycees Install New Officers at Bunham Meeting
Jaycees installed new officers including president Fawley Wao and vice presidents Ralph Allen and Duss Park. Les Cutlu was installed as an associate, with Bud Muller secretary treasurer Billy Hugue and Walter White as directors. New officers assume office July 1. Walter White presented a program and plans for an amateur program on July 17 were announced for later details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Cutlu
Jascer
Ralph Allen
Duss Park
Bill Richards
Bud Muller
Billy Hugue
Walter White
Jaycees
Peron Advocates U S Friendship Amid Trials Promise
President Juan Peron said Argentina desires friendship with the United States and would bring to trial those seeking asylum as relations with Washington were discussed in a frank interview. The interview noted Argentina’s stance on pending matters and the international implications, with emphasis on noninterference and regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leuenos
Aires
Juan 10 Peron
Ion
United States
Argentina
Oath As Chief Justice of Court and Public Clean Up
Residents in the residential district have begun a cleanup campaign ahead of a public health program. DDT is sprayed on insect hotspots around homes while rubbish, cans, and weeds are collected for curbside pickup. City officials, including Keone Haggard and the OPA, express cautious optimism about the effort.
Cost pressures cited by extension economists in report
Economists linked to extension services warn of sustained price advances across agriculture and related sectors. They note rising costs for inputs and transportation, urging policy makers to monitor inflation pressures and support producers facing tighter margins. The analysis underscores the need for market resilience amid ongoing supply challenges.
Packing Plants Close as Meat Shortage Worsens
Chicago reports show more packing plants shut amid a worsening meat famine. Government steps to boost supplies for coal miners face strikes as stores in mining towns run bare of bread and fresh meat. Futures include federal meat stockpiles and layoffs at plants in Ottumwa and Topeka, with several plants already halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
AFL United Minnet
Pitsburgh
John Getsy
US Department of Agriculture
Pittsburgh
Former Premier Reveals Jap War Intentions
A former premier asserts Japan's leaders plan broader aggression in the Pacific. The statement outlines strategic aims and potential timelines, signaling heightened regional tensions and prompting calls for renewed allied coordination.
Draft Extends to March 1947 as July August Holiday
Washington The Army orders a July and August draft holiday while the House passes a compromise extending the draft to March 31 next year. Secretary Patterson says later enlistment and volunteer recruiting will fill needs, with Ike backing an intensive drive. The measure includes exemptions for certain ages and service status as officers push broader volunteer enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
House
Robert P. Patterson
BR. Ewing Thompson
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Navy
Patterson
Mos
Senate Legilat
Mec
Aepprov
Expense Reports Must Be Filed
A filed notice urges individuals and departments to submit expense reports promptly. It references internal deadlines and compliance requirements without naming specific agencies or dates.
Campaign finance deadlines and polio case report details
A notice lists filing dates for campaign expense reports ahead of the July Primary with deadlines on June 27 July 2 July 16 and July 19. It also notes a police inquiry into arson at a theater and a broader investigation into five polio cases. The article mentions ongoing inquiries and expected reporting requirements for candidates.
Weatherbee Case Postponed in Sherman District Court
The murder case of Alex Weatherbee of Paris, charged in district court, is postponed until July 8 due to the defense attorney Ro T Lapsecomb of Bonham. Further details remain unclear from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Weatherbee
Paris
Sherman District Court
Ch. Nese
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report
June 25 market notes show Crutle 3000 calves 1200. moderate activity and steady prices. Slaughter steers and yearlings quoted around 14.00. cows at 12.75 to 14.00. calves 19.00 to 26.02 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Weather Forecast for East Texas Sees Scattered Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with a chance of widely scattered thunder showers in the central portion. Isolated activity expected in the extreme east on Wednesday with similar unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nis
Eney
Ermanent
Byers
Atte
Mentown
Tinal
Sper
of State
Congress
Ac One
Chester
Topeka Kan
Tkab
Brea
Hotelmployee Stull
Wd Hheld
Pennsylvania
Tha
Pasker Nd
Packer
The
Morre’” Pa
Kuo
TRE
Mey
Penoa
Chinese Red
Are
United Centra
Wernment
Mand
Vai
Futur
Eng
He U
Betwee
Chiang
Hig
Abur
Uiwlel
Memphi
Todx
Gerdet
Shelby
Kfish Lake Club
Tvebg
Ali
Hu Ne
Batt
Ehiporary
Lund
Mackie
Inet
India
Bunham Jay Tes
Theganwation Monayo Onight
Fawley Wao
Utc
Wolk Ao
Peron
Pera
Amer
Ereb Nty
Ferou Oun
von Ix
Arte
Ryte
Meutry
Terest
Vinson
Aga
Ula
Nees
Lite
Eharal
Ower
Mre
Ana
Lindtup
We Aanutt
Whitt House
Gluulds
Gue
John W. Snyder
Keone
Haggard
Tim
Beauham
North
Pri Cos Clim
Hurtee
Uke
Kher
Ottat
Htale
Dan
Vinac Treasury Abe
Anst
Treasury
Washinistone Ornamm
Ypee Ict
Ict
Twany
Vear
Tamechiles
Mamual, Packer
Seveal Parking Uit
Phiiadelphia
Washington, D. C
Say Juhbt Morrell
Cuamrouncs
Ottumw
Jawa
Topeka
Kans
Dul Kiang
Sard
Kyo Jin
Troom
Der
Hark
Orpies D . Hut
Cabec Muartdasy
Leun J. Kil
Rabid
I. Frank Spencer
Steer Head
Observt
Hadiavadl
Jay Smith County
Hume Economics
Ntstoc
Denton
Rich
Gba Mys
BA Murmiss
Bonhym
VaAon
Hewuse
I. Launched
Fh .A
Ug Ino Ie Terxa Trieste
Lede
Rey Re
Tyes
Ata
ATS
Hie
Weathersbee
Fort Worth Livestock
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!