England and United States pursue shared democracy against fascist threat
The piece argues for stronger Anglo American cooperation to safeguard democracy amid rising fascism. It notes Stanley Baldwin and Anthony Eden urging closer Commonwealth US ties, while warns the US cannot stand alone and may need England as a ally. Labor strikes threaten industry and public welfare, calling for balanced policy and fair compromise.
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England
Gove
Japan
Stanley Baldwin
London
British Commonwealth
United States
Baldwin
Ithony Eden
Inet
China
Worth a Smile from the Syracuse Orange Peal
A humorous exchange debunks modern politics with a quip about the American eagle, blue paint, and earthquakes. The cartoonish dialogue recalls a Dickens line cited by a student and a professor’s amused reaction.
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Ana
Dickens
Syracuse Orange
SHERIFFS SALE IN FANNIN COUNTY TEXAS JULY 1935
A sheriff sale in Fannin County Texas will auction 53 acres of land on the first Tuesday in July 1935. The property, parcels B C D E from the Wm Womack survey, lies about 10 miles north of Bonham and is levied to satisfy costs of $4971 in the case Jno W Parnzre v Roy Taylor et al. The notice is signed by Sheriff A L Chaflin.
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State OF Texas
Fannin
District Court
Fannin County
Jno
W. Pamzre
Roy Taylor
Mary Taylor
J. S. West
Hattie Butler
Lorain Franklin
L. H. Franklin
Edith Darwin
William Darwin
Sain Fannin County
Bonham
Texas
Wm. Womack
Roy Tayior
Mary Tayior
J. S West
Hattie Buth
L. H. Pranklin
W. P. West
A L Chaflin
Tom Denton
Baseball scores and schedules from major leagues
Results include National League Pittsburgh 9 St Louis 5 and Chicago 10 Cincinnati 2. American League Boston 3 Washington 2 and St Louis 11 Chicago 1. Other games listed include Detroit rain and Philadelphia New York rain with several night games in Texas and the South.
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Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
Oklahoma Cty
San Antonio
Tulsa
Beaumont
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Petroit
Southern Association
Knoxville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rek
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Testing Time Organized Labor Sees Wage and Price Slashes
A Testing Time notes that Organized Labor views the NRA’s departure as a signal that industry and capital plan wage and price reductions to favor their interests. Leading business bodies assure no immediate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
NRA
Patriot Post Demands Repayment of Army Pay
Harreld Gist American Legion Post in Claude Texas urges Anator Connally to refund congressional salary earned while in the army. Connally responds that he did not take congressional pay during military service and cites the Congressional Record. The note appears in the Dallas Journal.
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Claude
Texas
Harreld Gist
American Legion Post
Anator Connally
United States
Congressional Record
Dallas Journal
Community notices mention visits and upcoming church event
Names many visitors from Commerce Ravenna Bonham Fort Worth Sotonamore Riverby and Spoona moore visit Carson and nearby towns. A June 14 Bureau of Information not on that date and a church quilt ice cream fundraiser will be held for the church with reminders to attend and bring guests.
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Mabel Farmer
Commerce
Beckie Leonard
Rupert Taylor
Ravenna
Helen McKnight
Bonham Wire
John Kinkead
Callie Haggard
Bonham
Ruth Smith
Sotonamore
Roy Hemphill
Carson
Green Haggard
Daisias
Stamps Singing School
Cleo Morrison
Riverby
Marvin Pieh
Lamasco
Caie Haggard
Francis Haggard
E. T. Evans
Spoonamoore
Bureau of Information
Daisy
Thought for Today Quotation on Trouble and Repentance
The note presents a brief devotional line about approaching trouble and a biblical reference from Mark 2 17. It links the idea that those who are sick need a physician with Jesus saying he came to call sinners to repentance. The quotation attributes the line to A Phillips.
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Jesus
Haunting Rain Walks With Helen Hixon
A poem fragment from Christian Service Monitor describes a quiet village street. The speaker notes no footsteps or lamplight but senses a presence walking beside, carried by the scent of Hlacs in the rain, attributed to Helen Hixon.
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Douglas
Christian Science Monitor
Helen Hixon
Christian Servnce Monitor
Soft Ball Standings and Yesterday's Results
The league standings show Firemen at 16 12 4 leading Coca Cola and TP&L. Yesterday Firemen beat TP&L 17 1 and Coca Cola defeated CCC 66 2. Tonight's matches feature Model versus Catton Mill and Clines against McClures with games at 7 and 8:15.
Firemen shut out TP and L in first no hitter of season
Hew lett of the Model Clawers dominated last night as the Firemen routed TP and L 1 0. The unearned run came on a walk and two errors making Hewlett the standout in a one man show that otherwise left the Model Clawers stunned. Coffman’s pitching for Fermot kept the game close in the season.
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Hewlett
Model Clawers
Firemen
Tp&l
Coffman
Hewlet
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Huey
Atlanta Constitution
Washington Evening Star
Punch
Capitol
BASE
Lil
Ingy
Director Lagree
Dora
Bingy
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
By E. C. Segai
Aliko, Hime
Cyes, Wim
Jusa Guy
Connally
Gian
National Theatre
Oslo
Phillips
Tir
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