09 Mar 1945
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1945
Page
1
A column presents satire on big business taxes and living costs. It wryly compares generosity to prayer and questions notions of superiority. It notes uncertainty about Russia Japan and Pearl Harbor while criticizing arrogance and dehumanizing views.
Property notes describe 86 acres with cultivation and pasture, a 5 room dwelling, outbuildings, wells and fences, priced at 5300 with terms. Additional parcels include 150 acres in mixed use, 110 cultivated, 16 native grass, and a 6 room dwelling with barns. Various homes offer 3 to 6 rooms, garages, and acreage with terms. Call for prices and financing. Local buyers sought.
Fragmentary OCR lists items including fire, tornado, hull, automotive, glass, workmen’s compensation, real estate and bonds. The scattered terms reference insurance and property matters affecting agents, lenders and rental firms in a municipal context.
City voters hear declarative statements as candidates announce runs for mayor Raleigh Abernatily seeking reelection and Claude Brent also entering the race on the April 3 1945 ballot.
Terry Henry a former Penham resident died in Fort Worth early Thursday after a heart attack. He moved to Fort Worth from Bonham about ten years ago. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Saturday at Owens-Brumley Funeral Home. Surviving are his wife Alter Young, a daughter Doris Jean Henry, and several brothers and nieces.
The report cites Allied and Swiss spokesmen praising discussions on tracing Nazi assets and potential futures. It notes wage policy limits including shift differentials, merit increases, and wage reclassifications under wartime rules, with emphasis on a Littl Steel attachment.
Local authorities warn chicken owners to keep their fowl penned amid reports of aerial predators and potential theft or harm. Officials emphasize securing coops, monitoring pens, and maintaining sanitation to prevent disease and protect flocks.
A Washington report outlines age-related limits and retirement implications. Officials address retirement plans, labor guidelines, and potential policy changes affecting workers and employers nationwide.
Switzer land and Allied nations expect cooperation in recovering loot and tracking Nazi assets. Aimed at dismantling pockets of Nazi wealth, the effort follows wartime agreements with the United States and Britain. Authorities stress coordinated efforts to secure food and material supplies during postwar recovery.
Some quarters viewed the proposal as a wartime wage stabilization outline for Europe and perhaps after if war production stays high to heat Japan. The remarks suggest ongoing controls tied to sustained industrial output and broader price considerations.
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