25 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1936
Page
1
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The California American Legion rejected a Los Angeles Post resolution to study Nazism Fascism Socialism and Communism in state schools under regular teachers arguing free speech and democratic ideals must prevail. Delegates warned that banning other forms of government harms liberty and urged teaching Americanism with open discussion while stressing victory for democratic values hinges on student allegiance and safeguarding press and speech.
Louis J. Tabor submits a Grange plan for crop insurance funded by state and national governments at a potential twenty five million dollars yearly. He argues it would not fix underlying inequities created by protectionist policy and warns of government overreach. A West Texas letter mocks editorial rhetoric while defense of Americanism is debated as Longhorn Cavern opens to the public.
The Topeka Capital describes Governor Landon’s campaign train as a traveling stage and headquarters with floodlights loudspeakers and conference rooms. The six coach train is air cooled with a rear governor’s coach and a photograhers’ darkroom baggage car and newspaper men coaches.
The item comments on heat and drought concerns in Nowata Oklahoma and Arkansas City Kansas while tying in varied local and national clips. It notes questions about the electric light company and humor about dictionary meanings. It mentions vacationing and travel amid economic strain and a playful auto bed conversion ad.
Washington dispatch describes Franklin Tugwell proposing a government funded socialist colony in New Jersey. It would start with 250 families, later expanding to about 2500, with factories, shared profits, and crops distributed equally. housing, roads, and amenities are planned, attracting workers and farmers to the project.
A garbled blend of Bible verses and obscure lines about Holy Loch and moonlit loch scenes, interspersed with stray newspaper items and fragmented notices. The text jumps to local Dallas and Corsicana papers mentioning politics, grants, and sensational phrases, followed by scattered words and non sequiturs.
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