17 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1935
Page
1
The Bonham Daily Favorite announces its publishing details including publisher A Mcdougal Ashley and editor Evans, with Associated Press membership and mailing information for Bonham Texas.
The Denton Record-Chronicle cites Morgenthau on cheap money boosting plant investment and faster property movement if credit and rates improve. It notes that cheap money exists but borrows face security hurdles, urging confidence in legitimate business lending while cautioning against unfair competition from trusts or government.
A fictional device would record thoughts on delicate paper revealing cerebrations. Useful only in certain minds, it promises unsettling possibilities for lovers spouses and prisoners. Dallas Safety Week notes suggest motorists caused injuries, while overall mood and fishing season loom as safe improvements.
The article says a city league aims to rival state programs with two games nightly at ten cents admission for two games each night five nights weekly except weekends. It notes improved lights seating from football bleachers and a P T A concession stand funding the project. The plan includes a split season with a first half winner facing the second half winner for a trophy and potential county title.
Denison Herald commentary notes Raymond Hamilton’s capture spurs pursuit of accomplice Ralph Fulls. Fulls dubbed Number 1 Champ of Texas, active in robberies and kidnappings with Hamilton in Mississippi. Calls for public cooperation to curb crime as officials target criminals and corrupt insiders.
A Pittsburg Gazette editorial notes that wealth, business, and happiness demand more output, arguing that working fewer hours while increasing production seems unlikely given past efforts.
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