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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1941
Page
3
Public notice of condemnation proceedings detailing tracts 418-d 622 633 682 and 687 in Fannin County Texas. Describes metes and bounds, surveys including Wood Owens Anderson and C S Anderson, acreage totals around 247 52 668 9 acres with roads and public road segments set aside. Hearing scheduled July 21 1900 before Special Commissioners to assess damages.
Seven persons charged with espionage against the United States pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court. Eighteen others, including two women, were arrested in what authorities called one of the greatest counter espionage efforts by two law enforcement agencies, and pleaded innocent.
Acting Secretary of State Welles said a group of American Red Cross nurses and some Marines were aboard a ship reportedly torpedoed on a route to Britain. The dispatch notes the sinking was attributed to torpedoes, with the incident reported from Washington on June 30.
In the County Court of Fannin County Texas the estate of Jennie Lynn deceased. R B Hamer Temporary Administrator seeks Final Account for discharge to be heard July 14 1941 at the county courthouse Bonham Texas. Publication to inform interested parties and unknown heirs creditors and claimants.
A fragmented column notes that Roosevelt remains popular in Texas as voters react to defeats. It mentions Japan’s three month effort on China, potential extended Russian campaign timing, and hints at cautious Anglo German relations. It echoes uncertain hopes about Hitler’s pace and a Tennessee mountaineer’s recent discovery.
United States filed to acquire 1141.514 acres in Fannin County, Texas under cause No. 124 in the Paris Division. The tract, labeled No. 261-d, lies about 2 miles northeast of Bonham on the R B Owens Survey A H50 and is described by metes and bounds through multiple landowners and boundary points. Publication required once weekly for four consecutive weeks prior to duty day 9 1941 in a Panlin County newspaper.
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