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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
3
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McCook Nebraska June 3 state Senator W C Bullard relief chief announces 140 known dead in the Republican river flood area. J M Powers Red Cross official says between 900 and 9000 Nebraska families are homeless. About 5000 cattle dead, fifty miles of rail line washed out. Rescue and search continue in eleven counties with property damage near 12 million dollars.
Miss Louise James aged 17 from Denton completed high school at 13 and earned a bachelor's degree from North Texas State Teachers College this week. Daughter of Mr and Mrs A S James she has taught in a Navarra county school and will begin teaching again before her eighteenth birthday on September 30. Both parents reside in Denton County.
Herbert Hoover told Drake University seniors he was troubled by government forces that could limit inspirations and opportunities. He warned against mobilizing youths into a political bureaucracy and urged that jobs go to those who win them by merit. He received an honorary doctor of laws degree.
Joe Leger aged 80, an inmate of the County Home for four years, was fatally struck by a car near the CCC camp Saturday afternoon. He died Sunday night after being taken to the County Home hospital. The driver reportedly attempted to avert the collision. He is survived by a son George in Bonham and brothers Frank in Sanger. Funeral services were held at Willow Wild Cemetery by Rev. J. B. Fender.
Jim Gribble, well known orchardist and florist, brought to the Favorite this morning some fine Gry peaches. They are well developed and highly colored with a red bloom. Despite good appearance they lack strong flavor. Gribble says the tree bore a large crop and peaches are selling for a good price.
New York quotations show July opening at 11 cents and closing at 11.13 cents. The minor rise reflects steady demand for cotton futures in early trading.
A note from Sallie and Susie invites Susie and Henry to join a cabin trip this afternoon. They discuss measuring for awnings with Bonham and Mepham Furniture, plans for moving, and John’s idea of a second honeymoon while seeking shade recommendations.
San Augustine June 3 Sheriff W B Worsham said five inmates escaped last night from the county jail. Two are charged with murder. A welded bar was pried loose and one prisoner reportedly crawled through a hole to obtain the jail key, with outside help suspected.
President Roosevelt prepared another step to meet the Supreme Court NRA decision and reserved declaration of the general policy for later in the week. Speaker Burns, after a White House conference, said his view is that nothing should be done about the constitutional amendment until the decision's final effects are known.
Rev J A Bentley of Ector will start revival meetings at the Baptist church in Dredd City on June 23. Services will be held each evening at 8 15 o'clock and all are invited.
Henry Clay Reynolds of Wasere town Md took his first airplane ride at age 97 in Mi wink Florida.
In the Iowa community 61 people, including three women, are described amid flood damage. Basements were swept clean and a schoolhouse building was carried from its foundation and left in the middle of the street, illustrating the devastation.
Washington June 2. Officials say the Supreme Court decision may affect the extension of the 12 cent cotton loan for the 1935 crop. AAA leaders refuse to predict until after the August 1935 crop estimate. Some privately fear hesitancy in granting new loans amid legal changes.
Dense cloud covers Toy county and many districts in the southwestern portion of Oklahoma. Weather forecasts indicate a wide area impact with sandstorm conditions across the region today and into the evening.
Amelia Earhart performs her first parachute jump amid a recording of her aviation achievements. Officials monitor the event as crowds observe the historic feat and note the tense descent and safety measures involved.
Ladonia banker Albert L Barth is portrayed as writing a book of World War stories. The fragment mentions associates and a political figure, with unclear roles and several garbled phrases.
Fragmented OCR notes report a fatal vehicle crash near Rouse City with mentions of a well dressed girl identified as Juanita Bryant and references to Oklahoma locations and a Sedan driver. Details are garbled but indicate a deadly accident and ongoing questions about the incident.
The Normandie completed the run from South Hampton to Ambrose lightship in 107 hours 30 minutes, surpassing the prior record by almost three hours and beating the Itallian liner 2x. The article notes the distance at 289,2 knots and references the Gibraltar start for the previous record.
Fragmentary clipping notes early rain, possible heavy precipitation, and cooler temperatures with highs around 87 and lows near 63. Mentions military-related graduates and cotton crop concerns amid unsettled weather impacting daily activities.
Volney Davis 35, linked to Barker-Karpis gang, arrives under navy guard in St Paul after pleading guilty to part in Bremer kidnapping. Davis, captured in Chicago, is a possible suspect in the George Weyerhaeuser case in Tacoma. Sentencing is expected Friday or Saturday as officials decline to discuss further Weyerhaeuser details.
Associated Press reports a giant French liner finishes its Atlantic crossing, claiming records as the voyage ends in New York. The vessel completes its voyage with celebrations and press attention in the port.
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