24 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
1
A. B. Scarborough, head of the First National Bank for over fifty years, marks his eighty fifth Christmas birthday tomorrow. He has steered Bonham’s growth through good times and depressions, guiding both bank and community with steady judgment. Friends honor his long service and wish him a joyful holiday season.
A Dallas News piece presents two child heartening versions affirming Santa Claus. One child says love in a home proves Santa exists. another recalls a warm basket of food and clothing arriving for a poor family on Christmas Eve. It notes Lem Tittsworth's aid to Bonham youths and ends with political quips.
The piece critiques top executive pay across industries arguing salaries at $100,000 to $250,000 distort prices and earnings, urging more equitable bases. It contrasts lavish pay with widespread unemployment and laments wasted patronage on entertainment. It then shifts to Christmas reflections and political satire about Congress and Dallas politics.
A fragmentary text shows two names Dumb Dora Gee and Bingyim Hung with archaic wording proclaiming glad tidings of great joy. The readable portion resembles a biblical style exclamation opening with Hear nnt.
The Wagner bill’s defeat is analyzed as Judge Merrill E Otis voiding the act as unconstitutional, arguing Congress overstepped commerce powers. The piece notes Schechter NRA and rail pension precedents, and calls for expanding arbitration rather than broadening federal labor controls.
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