Appropriations Panel Advances Billion Dollar Relief Plan
Washington June 5 The Appropriations Committee approved a 1.073 billion dollar relief bill funding WPA projects and rural rehabilitation and authorizing a civilian noncombatant military program for new enrollees. The Ways and Means Committee voted to raise the debt limit by 4.0 billion and expand pre emergency defense taxes to yield about 1.0 billion annually.
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Ren Parse Ehington
Appropriations Committee
Shington
Ways and Means Committees
Istration
Candidates File For Places On Ballot In Democratic Primary
In College Station June 5 Candidates filed for Democratic ballot spots with several races including district judge and representative from Fannin Lamar counties as deadlines loom The county committee plans to meet June 17 to set election costs and ballot positions Also notes a separate agriculture aid deadline for low income farm families set at June 30 by A and M Extension Service administrator Mildred Horton Details list candidates and filing status across multiple districts
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College Station
Department of Agriculture
Mildred Horton
A. and M. College Extension Service
Fannin County
Bp.t. Lipscomb
Moore
R.A. Hall
Texarkana
Court of Civil Appeals
Fenpin
Lamar
Sam Rayburn
Comeres
Lipscomb
Henry Zoolner
Rovee City
Rm M. Gailbreath
Honey Grove
George P Blackburn
M. D Emerson
Lamar County
A. Broadfoot
New Process Promises Green Acid to Cut Refinery Bubbles
Proponents describe a method to reduce sulfuric acid mist and foam in refineries using a new "green acid" derived from sulfuric acid and water. Chicago engineers from Standard Oil outline foam suppression with ordinary construction materials, while other researchers discuss corrosion prevention, mud as drilling fluid, and metal improvements to cut operating costs.
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T Worth
Tex
Andeare
Wroston
D. W. Bransky
Dinoky
American Petroleum
Chicago
Emoy Standard Oil Co
Re 5
API
Hebert
W. M. Frame
H. R. Copson
Bayonne
H. T. Byck
Emeryville Colif
Lights Out But Not Taxes In Howden Court Ruling
London report says streets were blacked out but lighting rates remained due. Howden magistrates court ordered railwayman Robert Brewster to pay 2.50 for street lighting taxes despite blackout conditions.
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London
Howden
Robert Brewster
First Session Cub School Slated Thursday Night
The first session of the Cub parents and leaders training course will be held Thursday night at 7 45 at the Chamber of Commerce. The program opens to all parents of boys aged 9 to 11 and others interested in Cubbing.
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Chamber of Commerce
Carruth
Bonham
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
Boy Scouts of
Merlea
Denner
First Baptist Church
County Wide Red Cross Meeting Planned Thursday
A county wide meeting of business men and women is set for 10 a m Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss raising the county quota for the Red Cross war relief fund. Mrs Edith Hennessey, National Red Cross representative, will attend as Mayor Joe B Hrdlicka urges full attendance.
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Red Cross War Relief Fund
Edith Hennessey
National Red Cross
Joe B. Hrdlicka
Camp Fire Training School Opens At Lake Fannin
Camp Fire guardians from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana gather in Bonham for a four day training school. National staff officers arrived Tuesday night and a reception at Lake Fannin lodge will greet leaders in the Camp Fire Work this evening.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Bonhem
Lake Pannin
National
Lake Fannin Lodge
Keith M Kempthorne
New York City
Nora Garvin
Ruth Kemp
Ruby Lattimore
Lake Fannin
Puo Me
Leonard Underpass Listed in June Highway Plans
Texas State Highway Commission announced bids for an underpass and road approaches on Highway 78 at Leonard as part of a Missouri Kansas Texas railway grade crossing project. The plan totals about 2 million dollars with June and July hearings merged and public delegations invited on June 20 and July 2, including projects in Houston and near Gidding.
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Missouri-Kansas and Texas Railway
Leonard
Texas State Highway Commission
Austin
Pannin County
Ditle Wills
Gerade
Houston
Gidding
A Smile a Day DeLuxe Schooner Model by Purpetable Policeman
In Hyannis Mass John A Jason built a 58 inch Thames model schooner over 12 years with electric lights, a grand de luxe craft. In Cornish Flat N H about 100 friends staged a surprise party for Marion Rollins and Jesse Stone who unveiled their wedding plans.
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Hyannis
Mass
John A. Jason
Thames
W. Lawson
Cornish Flat
N. H
Marion Rollins
Jesse Stone
Fannin Tenants May Get Loans to Aid In Purchase of Land
Farm Security Administration invites farm tenants and sharecroppers in Fannin County to apply for limited loans to purchase farms under the Bankhead Jones Farm Tenant Act. Applications accepted at Saunders' Building West Fourth Street Benham from June 3 to July 7. No advance loan availability or appropriation details confirmed.
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Bankhead-Jones
Farm Security Administration
Tepanta
Fannin County
W . Kaykendall
Kaykendall
Ofee
Saunders
Pourth Street
Benham
Lsborers
Sharecoppers
Burton Franks Granted One Day Stay of Execution
Burton Franks of Bonham was granted a one day stay of execution for the killing of Willis Wilemon, president of the Maypeart National Se after a hold up. The stay was recommended by the Board of Pardons and Paroles because the plan broadcast is on Wednesday night.
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Burton Franks
of Bonham
Willis Wilemon
Maypeart National
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Plon
Greenville Hosts Fall Meeting of Medical Association
Greenville was awarded the 10th semiannual gathering of the North Texas Medical Association in August. The business cluster of the dune meeting at Leake Park in Tusaday cee.
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Greenville
Creenville
Teena Medical
Auoet
Leake
Tusaday
Ilies Hold Lines Against Terrific German Artillery Attack
German military quarters report a broad front offensive along the English Channel coast from Abbeville toward Britain’s lines. France fights a 110‑mile sector of a 200‑mile front from the Somme to Luxembourg, with Premier Reynaud hopeful for a favorable issue as lines hold except at a few spots. Berlin claims several German assaults were repulsed and notes clashes involving Swiss flyers over France and Switzerland.
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United Press
Berlin
English Channel
Abbeville
Britain
France
Somme
Aisne- Obe Canal
Adolf Hiler
London
Switzerland
Luxembourg
Paul Reynaud
Rhone
Atines
Paris
Aptkceman
Laon
War Pilot Says Training Will Make Them More After Next
Major Graham of the air corps describes wartime aviation plans in Fort Worth. He notes American aircraft lead globally, cites 7000 yearly planes, and previews Boeing like redumesive moaneplane development with plywood methods. He expects pilots to be turned out rapidly as civilian certification expands.
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Senso
Graham
American Aircraft Predurlo Wg Abr
Bennett 2Pcraft Corporation
Germains
United States
Malc Graham
Atest
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