France in crisis as strike movement expands nationwide
An estimated 360000 workers and 300 factories join a socialist strike in France threatening famine and civil strife. Paris faces shortages of food milk water and meat as trains and stations are disrupted and key industries risk paralysis. The government moves toward resignation and a Blum-led coalition, with industrial regions already showing disruption.
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Paris
France
Sociaists
Preimier Sarraut
Hus Capinel
Tresaninars
Leon Blum
Pleiniet
Najely
Vatencienies
Mursedies
Benefit Payments In Soil Conservation Work Curtailed
The Senate Agricultural Committee approved an amendment to restrict large benefits under the Soil Conservation Act. A subcommittee proposed reducing benefit payments by one percent for every thousand dollars over two thousand, up to five thousand and beyond.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Agricultural
Soil Conservation Act
Cubs
Senate
Wallace
Jay Menta
Incomplete notes on Taleo field tests at Mount Pleasant
Fragmented report details multi site field tests and drilling activity. Mentions Sanders Murchison No 1 Shoe Properties, costs around 300 dollars, and equipment readiness. References delays, resumption of operations, and various names with unclear roles.
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Mount Pleasant
Sanders& Murchison
Bover Couble
Lucey Petro
Break-Proof Jail Fails as Four Escape Graysor Prison
Four prisoners escaped the Graysor County jail today using improvised rope. The incident challenges claims the facility is breakproof, with authorities launching an investigation into how the scheme succeeded and whether prison staff aided the breakout.
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Herman
Graysor
Wheat Harvest Begins In Celina After Rainy Period
Celina Texas, June 2. Farmers in this section will start harvesting their wheat this week after recent rains slowed progress. Some producers had wheat cut but not shocked due to wet conditions.
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Celina
Texas
Will Rogers Humor in New York Streetcar Satire
A brief note highlights Will Rogers humorous take on city life in New York and social satire about streetcars and public seating. The piece locates the famed humorist amid urban scenes and doubletalk about transit culture.
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A fragmented anecdote describes behavior in towns where men ignore women reading the paper and a Louisville scene where a man offers his seat to a passing woman, proving politeness and gender norms in public transport.
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Louisville
Indy
China Armies March in Three Directions Toward Fukien Kiang
Japanese sources report up to a quarter million Canton government troops moving in three directions from Canton toward Fukien and Kiang provinces. South China troops allegedly captured cities along the Hunar frontier as of tonight.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Canton
South China Armie
Fukien
Kiangs
Senate Reports Favor Wag ner Housing Bill To Senate
The labor committee reported the Wagner bill favorably to the Senate approving a long term low cost housing program connected with local authorities. The action was announced from Washington on June 3 by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Guy
The
Labor Committee
Exchanges Ball Considered By The Law Makers
Washington June 3 Legislation bringing grain cotton and other commodity futures exchanges under tighter government regulation with emphasis on curbing speculative trading was sent to the White House today by the House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Esprein
White House
The
House
Three Fourths of Tex Farmers Under Federal Program
A state farm board said about 400 000 to 500 000 Texas farmers would be eligible for the new federal program. The allocation hinges on definite base acreage and compliance.
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Tex
Igtes
Rayburn Praised at Farmersville Onion Festival
The crowd gathered in Farmersville for an onion festival honored Rayburn with a crowning queen and a grand reception. Attendees included Bonham residents and officials who praised the event's success and local leadership for a splendid display.
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Bonham
Phu! Wise
Wilb
Faxon Allan Spies
Sturley
Sheriff Chaffin
Plans outlined for Bonhi Band by Fathers and Vothers
Local group plans a fund drive for a Bonhi Band event at State Park. Committee members include Mr Crelia and Charlie Jones. They aim to arrange a picture show and a concert with town engagements and a possible road trip later in the week.
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Fathers and
Vothers
Taature
Athunitte Ae Territa
Sur- Jundin
He Doe
Charlie Jones
$30 Pension May Be Paid to Those Who Require It
Texas officials announced a general average pension of about $20 per month for roughly 65,000 people starting July 1. Payments will range from $9 to $30 with $15 from the state and $14 from the federal government, aided by a $1,181,260 federal grant to match liquor tax funds.
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Austin
Texas
Federal
Social Security Board
Neca
Lexas
Black Legion Dominates as Dayton Dean Testifies
In Detroit on June 3 the Black Legion’s claimed control over members is detailed by Dayton Dean the confessed executioner. He testifies to the killing of Charles A Poole a young worker after a beating accusation. Col Harvey Davis and Ervin J Lee deny involvement.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Black Legion
Dayton Dean
Charles A. Poole
PWA
Poole
Milk price up to 32 cents per pound at Bonham plant
Bonham dairy notes raise in whole milk price from 30 to 32 cents per pound for the first 15 days. The increase aims to incentivize farmers to produce higher quality milk. Plant now receives about 30 000 pounds daily.
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Bonham Chese
Funeral Services for Tom Kinkade
Tam J Kinkade aged 68 died at 8 oclock Tuesday evening at his South Main street home. Remains were buried at Providence cemetery after a service at Wail Funeral Home. A Missouri native, he lived in Bonham 25 years and farmed until recent illness. survivor listed as cousin A J Kinkade.
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Tam J. Kinkade
South Main Street
Providence Cemetery
Mr Kinkade
Missour
Bonham
Kankade
JI Kankade
Weather Synopsis for East and West Texas
Temperature for 24 hours ending at 7am today shows a high of 96 degrees and a low near 7. East Texas sees partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday while West Texas remains generally fair. It becomes markedly warmer by Thursday across both regions.
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East Texas
West Texas
Woman's College Spring Commencement Honors 232 Degrees
Texas State College for Women conferred 232 degrees at its spring commencement in Denton. Four earned master of arts, seventy four bachelor of arts, and 154 bachelor of science degrees. Speaker Mrs Lee Joseph of Austin urged education history and Texas progress. Tribute paid to Dr. L H Hubbard completing tenth year as president.
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Denton Jun
Texas State College For Women
Lee Joseph
Austin
Board of Regents
Texas
L. H Hubbard
Youth shoots sweetheart then turns gun on himself at Des Moines
Des Moines reports 20 year old Reece Lewis fatally shoots his 18 year old girlfriend Eileen Pratt then dies from self inflicted gunshot. Authorities say the tragedy occurred after a dispute over love and social plans. The girl died instantly while the youth died at 7 20 am.
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Boy
Sweetheart
Jimsele
Des Moines
Iowa
Reece Lewis
J C Lewis
Iowa State Federation of
Eileen Pratt
Two Armed Bandits Captured After Dallas Robbery
A Plymouth with California plates pulled up to a Dallas drug store and two men robbed the register of seven dollars before fleeing. Less than 30 minutes later Rockwall deputies reported catching the duo, named as Roy Love Judy Morgan and Joe Morgan among others. Six suspects tied to the escape were identified and police described the gang.
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Dallas
Aberigess
Sherif
Bit Decker
Tn Armee Bande
Garlan Diag
EU Gutinem
California
Decker
Rockwall
McKinney
Lev
Tea Hinto
Brvyar Peck
New Jerse
Roy Love
Judy
Woodrow Webster
Corinth
Jack
Johnson
Sherman
Joe Morgan
Congress Nears Adjournment As Agreement Made
Washington June 3 Congress nears adjournment as House and Republicans reach a deal on the relief deficiency bill guiding conferees to accept Senate amendments. The pact clears the way for aid totaling billions including the fund for public works and conditional expenditures.
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Congress
Associated Pres
Washington
Housemarnc
Republians
Court Rules In Matter of Truck Overload Statute
The Court of Criminal Appeals held constables and peace officers lacked authority under a truck overloading statute to compel operators to weigh their machines.
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Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
How to Save on Doctor Bills
A health advice item urges consulting a doctor at first signs of illness to avoid costly problems. It warns against self prescribing and advises bringing prescriptions to the drug store for exact compounding by registered pharmacists.
Recaptured suspect Johnson found in Denison yards
In Denison Texas at dawn a man matching Johnson's description was recaptured in railroad yards after attempting to board a T and P freight toward Bonham. A farmer says he gave a ride to a man matching Joe Morgan's description leaving Sherman earlier. Other suspects not yet reported.
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Dick Vance
Kinney
Joe Batley Morgan
Ernest Johnson
Jack Johnson
Wourun Webster
Weigt
Bonham
Sherman
Sherman Wa
Stermaan
Jack Posse
Johnson
Denison Texas
Joe Morgan
Denison
Pike
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