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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
13
McMullens Indicted Over War Department Fees
J I McMullen chief of the patents section and judge advocate in the general's office was indicted by the DC grand jury today on charges of accepting fees from a firm lobbying against a tax bill. His censure by the secretary of war for scandalous conduct stems from a House subcommittee inquiry into war department expenditures and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
J. I. McCullen
Army
District of Columbia Grand Jury
McMullen
Secretary of War
House Miliary Subcommittee
War Department
Splendid Musical Program at Rotary Club Wednesday
Bonham Rotarians enjoyed an unusual musical program at the Wednesday meeting. Vocal solos by Mrs. Dick Saunders Miss Mary Alice Pritchett and Mr. Ben Hassell plus a quartet with Mrs. Saunders Miss Pritchett Messrs Hassell and Olvin Gross. Wylie Harris of Dallas praised Bonham bonds calling them first rank in Texas cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Dick Saunders
Mary Alice Pritchett
Ben Hassell
Texas
Denison Scouts Set for Jamboree with Rogers Support
A $450 check from Will Rogers was received by Mrs. Carlos Johanning to fund sending Denison Boy Scouts to the world jamboree in Washington. Rogers, met by Mrs. Johanning in California, offered to sponsor three scouts as his guests. a fourth may join, with dances helping raise more funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenison
Will Rogers
Carlos Johanning
Denison
Washington
Johanning
California
Hunt County Fair Dates Set for September 9 to 14
Greenville Texas June 4 announced plans for the 32nd Hunt County Fair. President C A Duck says the fair will run from September 9 through 14 inclusive, allowing time to prepare farm exhibits before the cotton season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Texas
Hunt County
C .A. Duck
The
Associaton
Petri Refuses to Form French Cabinet
Paris June 6 Francei Petri fifth man chosen for premiership declined to form a cabinet today. The Associated Press reports the political lineup faces a setback as Petri rejects the post amid discussions in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petri
Associated Press
Paris
Franceois Petri
Bonham Furniture Talk Sparks Wedding Gift Idea
Susie and Jim discuss practical presents for Jim and Margaret with plans to shop at Bonham Furniture for items like lamps, rugs, and a breakfast set. They consider pooling money with Henry to buy a lasting keepsake and head to the store together for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Jim
Margaret
John
Bonham Furniture Company
Henry
Bonham Leaders Attend Greenville Highway Meeting
John R. Spivey leads a Bonham delegation to Greenville for a Chamber event at the Country Club honoring Texas Highway Commission Chairman Harry Hines. A chicken barbecue fed 100 plus guests from nearby cities as Hines outlined plans to connect Texas cardinal highways for seamless cross state travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Spivey
Chamber of Commerce
Greenville
Country Club
Harry Hines
Texas Highway Commission
M. N. Edmonston
Scott Hardy
Greenville Chamber of Commerce
Hines
Texas
Spivey
Bonham
Sid Smith
Leslie
H. A. McDougal
Flood Victims in Kansas Reach 2000 as River Rages
A flood crest at North Lawrence and Kaw valley farmland left nearly 2000 homeless, with hundreds displaced to eastern Missouri as the Missouri River spilled over about 12 square miles of framing country. The crest passed Lawrence, 40 miles upstream from Kansas City, early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kansas
Kaw Valley
Missouri
Hairless Calf Born Near Mt. Pleasant Texas
Henry Rutland of near Omaha, Texas reports a hairless calf born three weeks ago. He notes the animal has shown no sign of growing hair and lives eighteen miles north of Mt. Pleasant in EF Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Texas
Henry Rutland
Rutland
Omaha
Denison Plans 65 Year Olds Retirement For Teachers
Denison Texas teachers in the public schools will retire at age 65 starting with the 1936 fall term. The rule excludes principals and superintendents. Board President W B Munson said the delay ensured teachers reaching 65 would have ample notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Texas
W. B. Munson
Fairnses
Woman Held on Charge of Killing Husband in Center
Center, June 4. Mrs Lillie Mae Curtis, 36, of 12 miles south of Center, jailed Tuesday on a charge of slaying her husband Robert Curtis, 41, Monday night while he slept. He was found shot through the head with a pistol. An examining trial for the mother of nine children was held this afternoon. The victim will be buried Wednesday.
United States Plans to Raise Legation in China to Embassy
The United States will elevate its legation in China to an embassy matching moves by other powers. The shift signals a stronger diplomatic stance and aims to align with international practice in Beijing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Labor standards preservation debated under interstate compacts plan
The president opened study into preserving labor standards via interstate compacts backed by federal cooperation. Leaders endorsed stopgap NRA legislation while considering higher inheritance and gift taxes as part of a future NRA program. Congress agreed to skeletonized NBA continuation with voluntary codes through April when next year begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
White House
NRA
NBA
Onion Festival crowns Queen in Farmersville Texas
In Farmersville Texas Gov James Allred crowned Miss Mary Rugel queen of North Texas onion festival during a two day celebration. Denison Katy Band Bugle Corps performed as Queen Niona I received the crown from the governor on the decorated stand in the celty square. Col M E Smith editor of the Farmersville Times and onion king of Collin County received a commission from the governor who was joined by Judge Richard Critz Pat Moreland and Albert Sidney Johnson on the speaker’s stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersville
Texas
Katy Band
Denison
Niona I
James Vv
Alfred
North Texas
Mary Rugel
Celty Square
Col
M. E. Smith
Farmersville Times
Onion King
Collin County
Smith
Allred
Richard Critz
Pat Moreland
Albert Sidney Johnson
Eskridge Arrigned Before District Judge in Slaying Case
Orange on June 6 Associated Press reports Rev. Edgar Eskridge pastor of the First Baptist Church was arraigned today before District Judge P. Adams on a charge of slaying police chief Ed. J. O Rielly. Trial set for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Orange
Edgar Eskridge
First Baptist Church
P. Adams
Ed. J. O'Rielly
Brewer Faces New Murder Charges in Abortion Death Case
ENID Okla June 6 two new murder charges were filed today against Dr Guy E Brewer bringing to six the number of abortion death accusations confronting Brewer who has spent virtually every cent he made sending needy boys through school He has not been arraigned and remains in the county jail since early May arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Enid
Okla
Guy E. Brewer
Brewer
Three Men Rescued From Flood On Car Near Sonora
Three men Cecil Cunningham E S Ethridge and Rex Martin escaped drowning when their car was swept 100 yards down a San Angelo highway draw six miles north of Sonora Texas They climbed the roof waited out flood for two hours then fired a wet six shooter to attract aid Rainfall in the county ranged from 2.65 inches to six inches washing out a contractor's bridge on Lowry draw for the third time in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Texas
San Angelo
Cecil Cunningham
E. S. Ethridge
Eldorado
Rex Martin
Lowry Draw
Skeleton NRA Resolution Extended By Democratic Leaders
Washington leaders reached a bipartisan agreement on a skeleton NRA resolution extending the organization to April 1, 1936 while repealing presidential powers to prescribe approve or enforce codes of fair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
NRA
House
Senate
One Hill County to vote on beer June fifteenth
A readerable fragment notes a June 15 beer election in Hillsboro Texas. Precincts including Malone and Bynum are mentioned with residents Irene Mertens and others connected to the vote. The item references commissioners and a petition leading to the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill County
Hillsboro
Texas
Malone
Bynum
Irene Mertens
Orde
Six Austin College students under observation after wood alcohol incident
In Sherman Texas six students were under medical observation following a deadly prank at Austin College lab where wood alcohol was ingested. Two students died Durwood Newman and James Garrett both Atheneans, while thirteen others sought treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin College
Sherman
Texas
Durwood Newman
James Garrett
Athens
Wallace Johnson
Smith Claude
Greenville
Leon Rogers
Corsicana
Ellery Gross
Abner Pruitt
Dallas
Henry Allen
Itasca
Newman
Garrett
County to Number 15 Mile Main Street in Texas Plan
Green County plans a numbered highway directory along the Gladewater Longview route from Greggton to Longview. J L Gambrell and Martin Littrell report survey progress. 95 percent cooperation from property owners. When complete every block will be numbered aiding directions and a published directory of homes and businesses along the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Texas
J. L. Gambrell
Martin Littrell
Gladewater
Greggton
Gambrell
Littrell
Commissioners’ Court
Grege County
Doomed Woman Scream Echoes Inside Jail in Death Incident
Uncertain reports from Georgetown detail a fatal incident touching Mary Car who faced death as the law closed in. Neighbors describe a distressed scene as the doomed woman’s screams echoed from the jail during the events surrounding the case.
Work Begins On Whitewright and Bells Highway
Drainage and grading work on the last section of the Whitewright Bells Denison highway No 160 was begun Monday by The Hable Construction Company. The project covers grading drainage and a bridge north of Belton with bids around 995183 dollars.ା
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Texas
Hable Constriction Company
Cer
Bel
Ke Gradin
Uae
Viscount Byne Dies in English War Leader Role
Fragmentary report notes Viscount Byne, an English war leader, dying at Elis Time. Other garbled lines reference weather, a governor, and various local names, suggesting a late-19th or early-20th era newspaper snippet with damaged OCR and scattered references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscout Byne
Elis Tleme
Cuban Millionaire Antonio San Miguel Kidnapped Near Havana
Five men seized Antonio San Miguel a Cuban millionaire and former senator, abandoning his car near Havana. He was taken with a bodyguard chauffeur and other aides as police report a ransom of 226000 dollars offered by his business associates. The attack follows another Havana kidnapping earlier in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Havana
Antonio San Miguel
San Miguel
Pedro Herrera Sotolongo
Simon Arleta
Arleta
Sotolongo
Eutimio Falla Bonet
Big Business Keeps NRA Standards Amid Broad Support
New York June 5 large industries including steel auto cotton and mining align with voluntary NRA rules. Harper Sibly head of the chamber of commerce says business wants codeless NRA as Roosevelt proposed. Johnson criticizes many voluntary agreements as mere ballyhoo while pushing tougher enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Naton
NRA
United States Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Harper Sibley
Chamber
Rochester
N. Y
Hugh S. Johnson
Serial Numbers Of Kidnap Money Sent To Banks In Dallas
Dallas banks received a fifty-five page booklet listing serial numbers of the 200000 dollars paid to kidnapers of George Weyerhaeuser. The notes are mostly 20 10 and 5 dollar bills with San Francisco prefixes. Federal agents patrol for any matching serials to locate ransom money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
George Weyerhaeuser
Federal
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
United States Treasury
California
Department of Justice
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Legion Airport
Anderson
Legion Field
Kelly Field
Japan
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