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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1935
Page
2
A long editorial critiques U.S. isolation in international courts, questions Texas spending and pensions, notes Townsend pension bill doubts, and satirically warns on taxation and social welfare. Key figures and places include Texas, Sulphur Springs, and the Townsend plan debates.
The 1938 arrival of Dr. Rowlett and settlers along the Red River and Bois d Arc near Orangeville spurred a busy year building crude log homes and stables, sourcing water, and making simple furnishings. Early housing used unhewn logs, mud-filled gaps, dirt floors, and crude beds, with railings and rawhide closures, as families adapted to frontier life before more comfortable homes appeared.
McKINNEY Jan 31 Highway through Cellin county was to be fully open Thursday as barriers are removed from the four mile south of McKinney to a point opposite Allen. County Judge J Frank Harrin said barriers would be gone by 9 am. traffic likely to move that day. The opening ends a detour via Frisco for Dallas to Denver routes.
The Marshall News argues the Lindbergh kidnap murder trial costs the government a million dollars and that no price is too high to pay. It traces crime costs, praise Hoover’s order to spare no cost, and credits new laws and federal action for reducing racketeering and organized crime.
The United States Senate defeated the effort to join the World Court after seven votes short of a two thirds majority. Democrats and Republicans alike refused to uphold their party platforms and a small minority blocked adherence to the court established by U.S. minds and leaders, reflecting policy clashes rather than national interests.
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