Finances Of Fannin County Relief Board Submitted
Fannin County relief funds for June total 9994 dollars. Direct relief 2498 dollars and work relief 7496 dollars cover 460 needy families and 1448 workable cases affecting 7240 persons. Averages: 3.43 dollars direct relief per family and 1.03 dollars per person for work relief. Officials note a 3 cent shortfall to fund team and truck costs for gardens. Administrators warn the June cut will cause substantial hardship while urging broader aid from other groups. Signed by L. K. Crawford and relief board members.
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Fannin County
Nin County
L. K. Crawford
Fannin Cs. Relief Board A
H. McDonald
R. BE. Eversole
Dick Saund
H. B. Moyer
E. Carpenter
Peole
J. E. Sines
C. Norwood
W. ©. Reynolds
M. E. Jackson
Geo Brent
Submarginal Land Project May Face Abandonment In Texas
Malcolm Campbell reports from Fayetteville that the Submarginal Land Project in Fannin County Texas shows strong option interest on 12 000 to 15 000 acres but failure to block adjoining tracts promptly could end government development efforts. Region VI includes eleven projects across Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana Mississippi and Texas with local cooperation strong except in Texas where momentum is needed. The program, planned for 25 years ahead, hinges on local bids to secure final government approval and potential multi million dollar development.
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Malcolm Campbell
Bonham
Fayetteville
Argusas
Texas
Washington
Campbell
Fannin County
Region VI
Arkansas
Oklahooma
Louisiana
Missssinn
Roosevelt
New York
United States
Bodies Identified After Mexican Flood Disaster
International news reports that 114 flood victims from San Pedro and nearby settlements have been identified in Mexico City. Officials lament that the exact extent of losses at a lumber shop and surrounding areas may never be known, as many bodies were buried before official verification could occur.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
San Pedro
San Pedro Ehutch
20000 Gather At Farmersville For N. Tex. Onion Festival
North Texas onion center Farmersville hosted about 20 000 people for the first North Texas Onion Festival. Miss Mary Rugel of Farmersville was crowned queen as twelve towns paraded floats themed around onion farming. Governor Allred praised sponsors and addressed festival crowds after meeting with local delegates.
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Farmersville
N. Tex
North Texas
Mary Rugel
Allred
Capeville
Nofno
Pat Mereland
Secreta
Texas
von Ju ‘Ice Richberg Critz
Altert
Sidney Johnson
Peek Hull Dispute Persists Over Trade Revival Tactics
The Peek Hull clash over revival methods continues as Pearl Hull criticizes tied barriers and calls for removal before commerce can resume. The President, it appears, remains largely silent and uninvolved.
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Mr. Hull
Bonham Furniture Company Sells Ice Freezers
Two women discuss buying a large refrigerator for a summer cabin at the Bonham Furniture Company. They recall green and ivory metal designs and mention a living room suite purchased for someone named Mrs. Johnson, noting its delivery today.
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Sallie
Susie
John
Bonham Furniture Company
Merchants Donate For Poison to Rid Baiegn North Carolina
Local merchants of Baiegn North Carolina contributed three hundred dollars to purchase poison intended to rid the town of sats. The sum was raised as a community effort led by town business leaders and approved by officials for pest control.
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Baiegn
N. C
Sats
Hugh S Johnson Foresees Dire Economic Turmoil After NRA End
Former NRA administrator Hugh S Johnson warns that ending the NRA will trigger wage manipulation price distortions and a summer of stress including job losses and possible riots as the country adjusts. Johnson spoke in Swampscott Mass on June 3.
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Swamfscott
Mass
Toledo Power Crisis Strikes City With Widespread Blackout
Toledo Ohio June 5 The city of more than 300000 population faced a paralysis as electrical workers went on strike causing a sharp power shortage. The scene described as chaotic with services interrupted and residents urged to conserve energy.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lost Child Found In Refrigerator After Ice Melted
A four year old boy, John Leslie, was found in a dark ice box after frantic searchers heard his cries for mama. The boy, son of Mrs. Opal Bishop, was under the house and in a closet when the ice box was accidentally opened. He was unharmed, though drenched from melted ice.
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FT. Worth
John Lesli
John Leslie
Joo*n Leslie
Opal Bishop
North Grove St
Oxres Nee
Dart
Storm of VieCamey: Damage Report from Night Clash
A night event left property damaged with no injuries reported. Fire and police crews secured the area as investigators assessed the wreckage and spoke with witnesses about shelter, lights, and unroofed structures.
Murder Trial Ends Hopes For Juby Britain
Fragmented OCR reads show a mixed, unfinished note with mentions of a murder trial, Juby Britain, and scattered financial figures. The text also references baseball team Boston Braves, 1934 season, and weather. The readable core centers on a legal case ending hopes tied to Juby Britain amid unclear accompanying data.
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Juby
Britain
Train Derailment South of Laredo Injures Several
June 5 report from Laredo says a Mexican National Railway train derailed south of Lampazos. Several coaches overturned and several persons were reported seriously injured.
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Laredo
Ave
Uuri
Mexican
National Railway
Lampapazos
Mexico
Three Year Old Colt Wins Britain Derby Today
In England at FPSCN Downs Bahrain entered by Aga Khan won the 186th running of the Derby defeating 15 other three year olds. The colt’s sire is Robin Goodfellow, produced by Abe Bailey.
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Britain
Associated Vess
Treasury Plans Massive Bill Sale to Bridge June Cash Needs
Beginning last week the Treasury began marketing 100000000 in bills weekly to cover expenditures until June 15. A substantial offering of notes or bonds is expected in the near term to supplement the cash needs.
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Treasury
Power tax possible as NRA program discussed
Washington June 5. Chairman Doughton of the house ways and means committee said the government may use its taxing power to fund a new long range NRA program as administration leaders push for a temporary skeletonized recovery organization.
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Washington
NRA
Doughton
North Carolina
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rayburn Seeks 10 Million for Red River Dam Plan
Representative Rayburn of Texas urged approval of a 40 million flood control and power dam on the Red River near Denison to curb unemployment. He spoke in a conference with Donald Richberg and senate finance committee members as they work on a temporary measure.
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Washington
Rayburn
Texas
Harry Hopkins
Red River
Denison
Donald Richberg
Senate Finance Committee
Freskont Roosevelt
NRA
Cummings
Reed
Laval Fails to Form New French Cabinet
Pierre Laval failed to organize a new French government to succeed the Bouisson cabinet. He spent about a day attempting to assemble ministers and informed the president he had failed, prompting further efforts to find a premiership.
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Laval
Associated Press
Paris
Pierre Laval
Fernand Bouisson
Weyehaeuser May Face Kidnapers In 24 Hours
Tacoma reports detectives race to capture the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapper after a ransom bill appears, with authorities describing a national manhunt and tracing the $200000 ransom note as the case nears a critical moment.
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Weyehaeuser
Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Fromer
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