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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
5
President Truman reassured the world that the United States will support the UN Charter at all times despite temporary delays. He urged unity among Britain China and other nations toward international peace and security.
World news brief states China accuses Russia of violating the 1919 treaty terms while a veto by Wool hints at possible diplomatic pushback. Officials describe rising tensions as global alignments shift amid recent political maneuvers.
New cresting floods drive nearly 3,000 from homes as Des Moines endures its worst deluge in 44 years. Red Cross shelters 25,009 flood victims across four Midwest states while Missouri levers fail and the Big Muddy floods threaten more farmland and towns. Volunteers, naval reserves, and coast guardsmen rush to bolster levees against rising waters.
Fort Worth livestock prices and market activity are reported with cattle at 2500 head and hogs around 1600 to 2200 pounds, steady to slower demand. The page also mentions a special city election to fill a term and lists local officials and editorial staff in Europe related coverage. The cattle prices show mixed trends with good and choice calves at 1900 to 2200 pounds and top hogs around 2475. Funeral services are noted for a local resident with details on location and family.
The report notes Britain will proceed with a Western aid plan in Europe if the USSR holds out. Details are unclear due to the source text fragments but indicate wartime era cooperation involving Rev Ernest and Scouts benefit events.
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