Medical Association To Meet in Bonham
The North Texas Medical Association will hold its 103rd semi annual meeting in Bonham on June 14 and 15 1932. Doctors from Galveston Dallas Paris McKinney and others will participate with social functions and talks on medical advances. Dr Jno E Nevill of Bonham serves as president.
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North Texas Medical Associan
Bonham
Galveston
Dallas
Paris
McKinney
Jno. E. Nevill
Radio prank interrupts diocesan dinner announcement
At the bishopric annual consistory dinner in the diocese, Buffalo Bishop Davis was about to offer a race when a voice from a radio amplifier blared Come on honey. The room started in laughter and the bishop joined in, surprised by the unexpected broadcast.
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Buffalo
Davis
Veryone
Announcement rates for political notices in two papers
The Daily Favorite and Semi-Weekly Bonham News announce rates for political notices for the Democratic primary on July 23 1932. Notices must accompany the insertion order. otherwise they will not appear.
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Bonham News
Fellown. Sa
Local Officials List For Fannin County Retrieved
Representative F A Dalla Ver District Clerk Fannin County Allen Spie John O Miller Wade Lipscomb Ver Tax Collector Walter Boyd Frank Wright Ver Tax Assessors R H Dick Trimble Campbell Jas A Agnew Claude C Hodge Whitehead Altwr Bal Uhne Wr Quan Inet Be 6
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Fannin County
Allen Spie
John O. Miller
Wade Lipscomb
Walter Boyd
Frank Wright
R. H
Dick) Trimble Campbell
Jas. A. Agnew
Claude C. Hodge
Two Oil Field Workers Burned in Albany Well Fire
Albany June 2. Tom James and Warren Klinger pioneer operators in the Shackelford oil field were burned critically today in a fire at a west Albany well. Homer Barksdale another driller suffered less serious burns as James was trapped in the well.
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Albany
Tom James
Shackelford
Warren Klinger
Homer Barksdale
James
Arson Charged Against Bankers in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City two bankers face arson charges over alleged plots tied to a $2,300 shortage. G A Jantz, cashier at the Bank of Turpin, was arrested after inspectors found gas jets burning and gasoline on the floor. In Sayre, Tom Higgins faces trial for an alleged arson plot connected to a bank.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bank of Turpin
G. A. Jantz
J. H. Jantz
D. W. Grimwood
Young Jantz
Beaver
Sayre
Tom Higgins
Texola Bank
J. T. Jones
Murray
How the New Revenue Bill Hits Pocketbooks Nationwide
Washington June 1 the revenue bill imposes higher postage three cents per letter plus excise taxes five percent on radios phonographs and mechanical refrigerators ten percent on cosmetics jewelry sporting goods firearms cameras and furs three percent on automobiles two percent on accessories four cents a gallon on lubricating oil one cent on gasoline two cents on all candy chewing gum and soft drinks ten percent on admission tickets over forty cents ten to twenty cents on telephone messages over fifty cents five ten cents on telegrams two cents on all bank checks ten percent on safety deposit box charges and tariffs on imported oil coal copper and lumber may be passed indirectly the income tax rates rise to four percent on the first four thousand eight percent above that with a surtax starting at one percent above twenty six thousand exemptions are two thousand five hundred for married persons one thousand for single the married exemption falls to two thousand for high earners above five thousand dollars the net effect suggests a married person with no dependents would pay twenty dollars on the first three thousand dollars sixty dollars on four thousand and one hundred dollars on five thousand dependents exemption remains four hundred each.
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Washington
Senate
M.scellaneous
Teogans
Fairchild Cotton Forecast for U.S. Output
Firchild's bureau estimates U.S. cotton acreage at 38,392,000 acres with a 72 percent condition and a projected crop of 1,020,000 bales. The forecast implies a strong drop of 68 percent from prior expectations.
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Fairchild Cotton
U.S
New York
Firchild’s Bureau
United States
Candidates Will Do Well to Live Up to Syllables
A brief editorial urging candidates to meet early expectations set by their initial public appearances. It emphasizes that first impressions shape voter confidence and performance should reflect the promising start.
Magicians Fool Each Other At Detroit Convention
Detroit witnesses a playful scene during the Society of American Magicians annual convention. Walter Domzalski staged a “magic tube” routine, producing scarves seemingly from nowhere, only to be foiled by fellow magicians in the audience who revealed the illusion by prompting him to check his own hip pocket.
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Detroit
Society of American Magicians
Walter Domzalski
Domzalski
Study Circle Concludes Year at American Legion Hall
The last meeting of the study circle for the year was held June 1 at the American Legion Hall with representatives from Duncan and Bailey Inglish schools. Mrs Russell Kelsey led a discussion on The Self-Improvement of the Problem Parent, praising parental education and urging continued enrollment next year.
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American Legion Hal
Duncan
Bailey Inglish
Russell Kelsey
American Legion
Man Sings on Street Before Poison Incident
Donald Hooey attracted a crowd on a city street yesterday after singing. He drank a bottle of poison but is expected to recover. Authorities note the act appears self harming and no further details were provided.
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New York
Donald Hooey
Man Telling This Fish Story Needs Liar's License
Bonham residents distribute Fish Liars Licenses amid a humorous report from St Louis Post Dispatch about Nebraska catfish in Sweetwater Creek. The tale claims nocturnal courtship by giant Missouri River catfish driving creek residents to jitters as wild calls disrupt sleep and threaten poultry and pigs.
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Bonham
St. Lou's Post Dispatch
Nebraska
Sweetwater Creek
Sweewater Creek
Missouri
Catfish Remeos
Lady Lindy and Erin Man Seek Quiet Riverside Nest
A fragment notes a man nicknamed Lady Lindy selecting a bride and planning to depart for a home beside a stream beneath cottonwood trees. The tone evokes a bucolic, rural scene with a focus on future domestic plans.
Bread as farmer aid sparks debate in Maine news item
A Nebraska representative argues that boosting bread consumption could raise farm income by shifting supplies. He suggests replacing portions of current intake rather than adding meals, and notes that public works would better yield employment and bread. A Portland News item follows with light comic miscue about a Boston terrier and a bread delivery mix up.
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Simmons
Poverry
Portland
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