13 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1935
Page
1
A column argues crime rises with public disrespect for law and courts. It blames attitudes that tolerate rule breaking, poor parental guidance, and lax enforcement, warning that without both respect and enforcement crime will continue to spread.
A Dallas rabbi Dr. Davieh Lefkowitz earns city praise for leadership and a broad audience via WAPAA broadcasts. The column notes fiscal debates, defense spending, salary hikes for officials, Huey Long’s legislature visit, and a quip on political advertising strategies.
The Texas Senate approved Dallas lawyer Mrs. Sarah T. Hughes for district judge, but a Dallas attorney argues her right to serve must be proven in court. Only one Dallas senator questions her fitness to hold the post with honor.
A Bonham district court recently convicted a drunken driver and suspended his license for twelve months. The editorial urges harsher penalties, arguing leniency endangers lives and property and calls for no excuses after conviction.
Inные article excerpt Senator Nye and critics attack war profiteering tied to armament makers. They argue profits from weapons inflame conflict and call for a national tax on profiteers. The piece urges advancing antiwar realism by highlighting peaceful forces shaping public sentiment.
Harry L Hopkins argues that over one sixth of the U S population relies on government relief. Dallas Journal notes relief figures reach about 20 775 000 when counting children, suggesting the New Deal has not sharply reduced unemployment. Private charities raise the share further, underscoring tax debates.
Quotations from Izvestia praising chivalry, Detroit News mockery of sex equality, Boston Herald on a blackshirt movement, West on Hoover and the Republican Party, St Louis Star Times on party needs, and Salt Lake Desert News on Army housing plans appear as a collage of editorials and quips reflecting political and social commentary of the era.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a hook described as ooo and a daughter recounting she managed to v Meh with unclear meaning. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable names.
In the Buffalo Times 2010 note an optimistic voice frets Huey Long style taxation. The fragment hints at an editorial tone about taxes and public sentiment with a nod to an advertisement in the Daily today.
A mixed excerpt presents reflections from Edward Fitzgerald and Celia Hunt on faith and weather. It juxtaposes biblical teaching with poetic scenes of rain, sun setting, red sumach, and autumn scent, ending with nature’s fading light.
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