Bonham and Commerce Football Eligibility Dispute Summary
Bonham High School issues a statement detailing an eligibility dispute with Commerce High School football players. It cites Interscholastic League records from 1923 to 1982 showing a Commerce player’s five years of participation and age questions. The district committee ruled one player eligible. Bonham notes penalties against Commerce for rough play and compares Nov 11 and Nov 28 games with scores 0-0 and 12-0.
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Bonham and Commerce
Commerce High Schoo
Bonham High School
Commerce
Hizn
Austin
Golden High School
Commerce High School
Enerh
Wyneipal
Bonham Hich School
Bonham
State Treasurer Calls for Warrants Worth 574000
State Treasurer Lockhart announced a call for 574000 of general revenue fund warrants. He cited an 8593014 deficit in that fund and a 3604088 deficit in the Confederate pension fund. The call covers warrants up to number 19641 and includes pensions up to November of last year.
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Associated Pres
Austin
Lockhart
General Revenue Fund
Confederate Pension Fund
Treasury
Woman found murdered in Dallas apartment
The nude body of Mrs. N. K. Buchanan, a film exchange clerk, was found on the floor of her Dallas apartment. A stocking was around her neck and she appeared strangled. She was last seen leaving a neighbor’s house about midnight. Coroner’s verdict was murder.
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Dallas
N. K. Buchanan
Film Exchange
Justice of the Peace
Baldwin
Five Die in Nova Scotia Colliery Gas Blast
Five men were killed in a gas explosion at a colliery two miles from River Derbert Nova Scotia today. It marks the third such disaster in Canadian mines in recent weeks.
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Associated Press
Peace and Harmony Meeting With Ferguson in Dallas
The Dallas Chamber of Commerce plans a December 6 reception for Governor-elect Miriam A. Ferguson as part of a membership meeting. R L Thornton named Mrs. Robinson as reception chair with a committee including Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Kramer.
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Dallas
Chamber of Commerce
Miriam A. Ferguson
Sterling
Stone J. Robinson
Thesday
R. L. Thornton
Robinson
Ferguson
O. EF. Wood
Arthur L. Kramer
Maury Hughes
Alvin M. Owsiy
Thornton
Herala
Texas
Texas Special Champion Steer Sold At $1.25 A Pound
The Inter mountain Livestock show champion Texas Special steer was sold for $1.25 per pound at the slaughter block. Purchase by Jain P. Bowles of Patzeller Bros. Packing Co. Chicago marked a five cent per pound increase over last year’s champion.
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Associated Press
Chigaco
Dee
Texas
Wa Jain P. Bowles
Pataelzer Bros. Packing Company
Chicago
Prisoner Surrenders After Victoria County Jail Break
Henry Esuia, one of ten escapees from Victoria county jail, surrendered to Sheriff Weisiger. Officers proceed to Rosenberg to identify two others held there as suspects.
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Associated Press Victoria
Henry Esuia
Victoria County Jail
Weisiger
Rosenberg
Black ex-convict confesses in double homicide case
McALESTER, Okla. Tom Morris, an Black ex convict, confessed today that he fatally wounded Joe House, former chief of police, and his wife during a Sunday night robbery. His statement clears Tom House, son of the victims, who earlier had been named as the killer.
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Associated Press
Mcalester
Tom Morris
Joe House
Tom House
Nezvo
Morris
Pat Dougherty Named Assistant Attorney General
Attorney General Allred announced the appointment of Pat Dougherty Gov Sterling's secretary as assistant attorney general. He succeeds Willis B. Gresham who moved to a special role in the East Texas oil field.
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Associated” Press
Austin
Allred
Pat Dougherty
Gov. Sterling
Willis EB. Gresham
East Texas
Paris banker Rufus Scott dies at 84
Rufus F. Scott 84 president of the First National Bank of Paris and a large landowner died at his home Wednesday. Funeral set for Friday at Central Presbyterian Church with burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by wife Margaret Van Zant Scott and two grandchildren. son Rufus F. Scott Jr. died Oct 31.
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Paris
Texas
Rufus F. Scott
First National Bank of Paris
F. L. Wear
Central Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Sherman Cashier Slugged and Robbed in Home Office
Sherman Texas November 30 Virgil Gattis cashier of the Electric Express Company was called to the door of the office at 745 p m Wednesday by a well dressed man and knocked in the head The man then entered the office and stole 300 in currency and 300 in checks No trace of the robber has been found
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Sherman
Texas
Virgil Gattis
Eelectric Eexpress Company
Quail Season Opens Amid Strong Bird Prospect
Quail season starts with many hunters in the woods seeking the desirable bird. Officials note plenty of quail this year and expect good shooting while urging hunters to stay within game laws. In Amarillo a switchman James C. Phares, 53, was fatally injured in Fort Worth yard事故 injury reported.
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Texas
Amarite
James C. Phares
Fort Worth
Denver
Far East Trade Declined 37 Percent in September
In September, foreign trade with the Far East dropped by 37 percent. The fall reflects reduced exports and slower shipments, with trade volumes down across major partners and goods categories. Analysts cite shifting demand and tariff effects as contributing factors.
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Far East
One Man Killed as Wall Collapses in Austin
Associated Press dispatch from Austin reports a concrete wall collapse during a demolition attempt. One man was killed and another believed fatally injured. several others were seriously hurt as workers tried to undermine and pull the wall down. The foreman noted an earlier unsuccessful attempt to topple the wall fifteen minutes before the collapse.
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Associated Press
Austin
Annual Red Cross Drive Underway in Bonham
The Red Cross roll call is on in Bonham with a $1.00 membership. Fannin County’s quota is $500 and the drive urges 500 members. A. G. McRae directs the campaign. Bonham has nearly 100 members and others are canvassing. Pay $1.00 to Mayor Crawford or Em Tittsworth if not seen.
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Red Cross
Bonham
American Red Cross
Fann
Agas
Fannin County
A. G. McRae
McRae
Crawford
Em Tittsworth
Pretty Cottage Nears Completion on Local Street
A cottage under construction between Mrs. Effie Hackley’s home and the J. W. Peeler property is nearing completion. The street features many homes and this new addition will enhance its appearance once ready for occupancy.
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Effie Hackley
J. W. Peeler
Ford shows steady recovery after emergency operation
Detroit reports a 69 year old motor magnate receives a hernia and appendix removal operation. A morning bulletin says he slept calmly all night with stable vitals and doctors predict discharge by December 10.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Roy D. McClure
Frank J. Sladen
Ford Hospital
Mr. Ford
Weis Will Need More Votes To Carry Out Plan
Washington November 30 Democratic leaders push for a straight repeal vote on opening day of the next session. Speaker Garner and party whips canvass southern lawmakers on prohibition sentiment while some prefer a floor vote with limited debate and no hearings. A split emerges among lawmakers over safeguards for dry states and constitutional procedures.
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Weis
Washington
House
Roeal
Todry
John N. Garner
McDuffie
Alabama
Milligan
Missouri
Garner
3000 More Highway Jobs Contingent on Injunction
Asstin Nov 30 work for 3000 additional men would start if road contracts are approved by higher courts. The release by W R Ely shows 3000 workers hinge on the Ferguson injunction dissolving, while sustaining it could out more than 3000 at work. Hearing set in Third Court of Civil Appeals for Saturday to rule on the injunction.
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Asistin
James E. Ferguson
Texas Commission
W. R. Ely
Ely
Ferguson
Third Court of Civ
Delgat
Deshler Woman Pleads Guilty in Post Office Money Order Alteration
Dina Schoff, 25, of Deshler Nebraska, pleaded guilty to altering a postal money order. The incident occurred after she rode an elevator to the third floor of the federal building yesterday, leading to her admission in court.
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Dina Schoff
Deshler
Federal
Weather Outlook for East Texas This Week
The forecast calls for increasing warmth in the south and east portions. Tonight and Friday are unsettled with cloudy skies and warmer readings in the southern area. A chance of rain remains in the Panhandle and western regions.
Commission Said Will Stand Trial
Attorney General Allred announced the injunction suit involving James E. Ferguson and others will be tried in Travis county district court separate from civil appeals. He pressed for a mer its trial on information and noted Highway Commission members will testify under oath about differing factual states and record verification.
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Associated Press
Austin
Allred
James E. Ferguson
Highway Department
Travis County District Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Highway Commission of
Hoover weighs Britain war debt stance after note
President Hoover and Secretaries Stimson and Mellon studied Britain's 6000 word note on war debt and possible U S actions. The document, delivered by the British ambassador, is expected to be released to newspapers tomorrow morning and outlines Britain's reasons for delaying December payments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
Hoover
Secretary of State
Treasury
America
White House
Stimson
Senator Connally Urges Tax Cuts and Federal Borrowing
Senator Connally of Texas pressed Franklin D. Roosevelt on a tax reduction and using federal borrowing during fiscal strain. He said many senators may share this view when they return for the short session. Connally visited Roosevelt at Warm Springs after touring Pine Mountain with Steagall Leag and Bennett Clark.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D
Representative Steagall
Alabama
House Banking Committee
Senator Leag
Louisiana
Bennett C. Clark
Missouri
Mrs J Collie Sparger Called by Death in Oklahoma City
Information says Mrs J Colin Sparger died in Oklahoma City The body will be brought to Bondan for interment as many relatives attend her funeral including her father Mr S T Carter and two brothers The article lists several family names and mentions the Wild cemetery and local friends The notice reflects a fragmented obituary from a local county telegraph page
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J. Collie Sparger
Oklahoma City
Okla
J Colin Sparger
Bondan
Prohibition Leaders Plan Campaign To Oppose Change
Washington leaders of dry groups met to outline a battle plan against repeal or modification of prohibition. The Anti Saloon League and others prepared a national education drive while watching congressional votes and aiming to defeat any repeal in the states.
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Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Association of Catholics
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
International Reform Federation
Congress
Cotton Market Report From Wednesday Trading
A brief market note notes activity around midweek with price vibes and buying interest. The fragment hints at cautious demand and modest gains in cotton sales reflecting steady market conditions.
State Inspector of Vocational Agriculture Compli Ments Work Here
State Inspector of Vocational Agriculture compliments the work here. Assistant State Superintendent L Behar inspects the Vocational Agriculture Class of Bonds. Mr Rutland visited members of the class and praised the program. Spivey notes 42 boys in the class and is proud of the compliments given.
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Rulisn
Vocational Agricul
L. Be
Rutland
Texas
Spivey
Vocational Ag
Itu Ca Ler
Ru‘land
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