12 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
1
Darkness forces searching planes to land after failing to sight three American flyers missing in Hone-chow bay. Fran Hewks, an American speed pilot, spent hours in a bomber with no results. One of the missing is Dana, Texas, amid hazardous skies as searchers plan to resume the effort tomorrow.
Evidence that Joseph Frelinghuysen of New Jersey paid $10 600 to Bishop James Cannon for use in an effort to defeat a political candidate was presented in testimony. The trial referenced involved the Southern Methodist influence and the money trace showed purchases and deposits linked to the campaign.
The Bailey Inglish Parent Teacher Association meeting is rescheduled to Friday April 13 at the school due to district mer ing. The Executive Board meets at 2 00 pm with the Discussion Group at 2 30 pm and the general meeting at 3 45 pm. Mrs Martha Lowrey oo will discuss The Character Development of a Healthy Child. Officers for next year will be meet ed and delegates to the Coma. District meetings will also he re ed. All members are vreed fend.
Washington reports money circulation increased to 42.76 per person for 126,346,000 Americans in March, up from February’s 42.40 and March of last year. The Treasury cites higher business activity as the cause, noting total money circulation at 5.396 billion with 181 million in old style certificates still not signed over.
Los Angeles reports Bess Goldstein sues former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey for 1500 dollars claiming injuries from a fall on a clay floor at the Barbarados club. The suit follows an April 11 incident.
Washington April 12 A House committee approved mediation to pay depositors of closed national banks in full up to 2500 dollars. The plan involves assets tied to the banks and outlines schedules for payout and related obligations. The article references banks around Memphis Houston and Texarkana with details on debt transfers and overdue payments.
In a complex case the Turkish court ordered a rescue of a cheese factory using air support. The proceedings involved Bonham and Insull factions with measures aimed at stabilizing production and preserving citizenship roles amid local industry concerns.
The fragmentary OCR reads as a terse sports note noting a victory by Velraw Canre Onis six itty s amer. Details such as event date location or opponent are not clear in the readable text.
Turkish court declines to consider Sane Insull extradition appeal and authorities announce he fled to the United States, halting further action. Reports indicate immediate steps to halt extradition are underway as Turkish officials react to the case.
George Rogaliski 13 held for the death of 30 month old Dorette Zietlow after confinement in an abandoned ice house attic. Prosecutors plan indictment on manslaughter or murder. the boy reportedly sought a few years for kidnapping the child. The infant was found starved and frozen after two days lost.
The president returned from a fishing trip to Washington with sun tanned skin and good spirits. The report notes his health and readiness for ongoing duties as he heads back from the departure point.
A garbled local item describes a bizarre event causing discomfort to residents as a rattlesnake attack and unusual weather disturbances draw brief attention. Names are unclear but the piece notes public unease and a nearby storm affecting daily life.
Report fragments mention a death Wednesday and a list of names. It references a debt from the 1982 campaign with figures for Democrats and Republicans. The article includes scattered place names such as Springs Arkansas and Omaha and mentions Washington.
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