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25 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1951
Page
1
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Editorial argues six month UMST training mirrors Senate plan but may fall short for today’s highly specialized infantry. It cites Infantry Journal and Fletcher Pratt on need for longer, professionalized training to develop technical skills, leadership, and decision making for modern warfare.
President Truman returns from Key West to faces a leaner agenda with fewer than 50 major proposals on his Congress program, though defense spending rises. Advisory reports from Cooke and Rockefeller may yield new requests, including a $2 billion Point Four plan and river valley development.
CB Blevins aged 74 formerly of Leonard died Tuesday at his home in Brownfield. Funeral services were held at the First Methodist Church in Brownfield, with burial at Wellhead Cemetery. He is survived by his wife and three children.
Funeral services for Mrs Florence F P Gray of Honey Grove were held Thursday at 1 30 p m in Cooper Funeral Home Chapel Bonham notes indicate she died Wednesday.
Three half-brothers Tom Wall and Jeff Metheggy all of Luvbock are listed with seven grandchildren in a California notice featuring family details. The fragment suggests a familial obituary or legal notice context.
Court of readers asks in 19th century Q and A about Lincoln s beard origin from Grace Bedell. The tale states a young girl suggested whiskers during his campaign and he followed her advice.
The obituary notes the death of a Blossom resident following a heart attack. The Rev G KR Risinge officiated at services. She married Newt Gray who preceded her in death and was a member of the Methodist Church.
A Red River farms letter to the editor voices bafflement over proposed price ceilings for live cattle. The writer jokes about classifications, deep freezes, and who would own cows at auction once ceilings apply, while noting cattlemen fear price controls may ruin the business and that bureaucrats could classify his undefinable herd.
March 24 report says subpoenas issued for ten Texans whose paths crossed mobster Mickey Cohen. Texas Rep Charas Murphy says he will not identify those ordered to testify before the Crime Investigating Committee in Austin next Tuesday morning.
Whitewright and Grayson County delays in securing nine right-of-way tracts hold up State Highway Department plans to build FM Highway 1289 from U.S. 69 to Whitewright business district. Highway officials say construction cannot start until all tracts and necessary utility adjustments are completed, with future work awaiting approved right-of-way.
Mrs. Mary Hardman aged 90 was laid to rest Friday at the Leonard Methodist Church with funeral rites led by Rev Don Culbertson. Interment followed at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Survivors include her children George Hardman and others, with a large extended family noted in Independence and nearby towns.
A small fire caused alarms in a neighborhood on Saturday morning. Fire crews responded quickly to contain the blaze, with any injuries not reported. Damaged area and details about the cause remain unclear from the readable text.
Farmers in Asa and neighboring communities report higher profits per acre from an early season pest control program. Twenty one local farmers, including Albert Underwood and N Proffer, show yields and net gains supporting the claim that modern know how boosts cotton production despite insects and poor soils.
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