Remembrance of Local Figure in Bonham
A Bonham daily note honors a local figure with reflections on his youth, service, and enduring friendships. It recalls boyhood in Bonham, lifelong ties, and the hope that he may be spared to continue his duties.
16 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1937
Page
1
A Bonham daily note honors a local figure with reflections on his youth, service, and enduring friendships. It recalls boyhood in Bonham, lifelong ties, and the hope that he may be spared to continue his duties.
The Greenville Herald highlights how propaganda operates inside and outside the United States, noting postwar expansion, foreign correspondents expelled, and domestic efforts by governments, unions, corporations, and individuals. It argues newspapers often spread propaganda at sponsors’ expense and warns of pervasive influence on public opinion.
Reverend Charles J Caldwell retires after thirty four years as pastor of the Methodist Presbyterian Church in Waco. The church grew from 327 members and $50,000 in property to 690 members and $150,000 in property. His long service reflects devotion and leadership through years of growth and change.
The Senate rejected endorsing the president for the Supreme Court and the House Rules Committee blocked a wage and hours control bill. Citizens fear federal power will supplant private business, risking a drift toward totalitarianism or communism. Idaho farmers report sudden mining of alleys and rivers, signaling national economic strain.
Amid debates in the Senate the Wagner housing bill aims to clear slums and fund low cost tow n housing. An amendment caps house cost at 4000 dollars per family unit and requires local subsidies, provoking sponsors and critics over federal aid and impact on low income earners.
Clarksville Times notes a flood of proposed farm aid measures as national lawmakers push legislation. The piece cites editorials predicting growing farm lobbying and potential changes to agricultural policy amid economic pressures.
A daily meditation notes that life is strengthened by many friendships and being loved is the greatest happiness, attributed to Sydney Smith.
A jumble of biblical quotes and aphorisms mixed with quotes from Claude Callan and various newspapers. The piece contrasts inner responsibility with external blame and humor, including magazine quotes on religion, sports, fashion, and urban life from multiple sources.
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