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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1947
Page
4
Three members of the Barnard family were seriously injured when a car collision occurred late Tuesday as flood waters continued to roll down the Wissouri River. Details are unclear due to garbled text but local authorities noted the crash involved a four or more car chain reaction and that emergency crews responded to the scene.
Strikes and unrest hit multiple sectors as French government faces labor turmoil in industry. Unions press demands amid stalled talks, with workers at several plants and ports rallying for better pay and conditions. Authorities urge calm while negotiating to avert wider disruption.
The report describes plans for a joint ceremony inviting Bonham and Fannin to attend. Mr Wilson notes Chevrolet equipment and a look at a Bosch cap, emphasizing modern gear, steering alignment, and a hydraulic grease rack. The text references a Dallas project and mentions related costs and arrangements.
Fragmented report notes political rumors begin after Fiserhowers Act discussion. Mentions 1948 presidential prospects and local county ties, with references to veteran notes and state college ties. Also includes weather snippet forecasting partly cloudy skies in East Texas with light showers.
A bridge near Mita station on Tamaduaya State collapsed after heavy rains yesterday. A special train with wrecking crews left to repair the damage, with officials aiming to restore normal service tonight or tomorrow.
Pittsburgh June 25 The steel industry faces sharp production drops as protests by nearly 21000 soft coal miners ripple through the sector. I S Steel warns of 13 percent lower output in the Pittsburgh Yangtwn district and a 1508 ton daily decline at Bessemer plants. Wildcat coal walkouts tied to the Farmer Wortles labor bill cut supply, with two main mines shut and further reductions feared within 24 hours.
Kortel delegates protest government treatment and charge against Koreans. The rally calls for fair policy change and accountability, with organizers citing ongoing discrimination and rights violations. Speeches urge unity and lawful action to address perceived mistreatment.
The cattle section notes steady to higher values with steers and yearlings around 1800 to 2300. Cows mostly 1140 to 1990, calves 1600 on average, hog prices steady with top around 2375 for vivid grades and 480 to 270 for others.
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