Local Notice Readiness for Disabled Veterans Event
Fragmentary classified item notes a meeting related to a Disabled War veterans event. Mentions location, date or time unclear but indicates official notice style and community outreach.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary classified item notes a meeting related to a Disabled War veterans event. Mentions location, date or time unclear but indicates official notice style and community outreach.
Washington reports NRA employees seeking new jobs face hostility on Capitol Hill. Representatives say former insiders who ran the government are now begging for positions, with Maverick promising to send applicants to the White House. Officials estimate only about 1,500 of the 5,400 recovery agency staff will be needed under Roosevelt’s plan.
Philip Wise of Wise Undertaking Company announces the purchase of the Scarborough ld home on West 4th street to be converted into a modern undertaking establishment. The transfer was made Wednesday and remodeling will proceed before occupancy. Associated with Wise are Joe Denton Paul Coleman and Virgil Wilson. The new location is expected to be highly desirable and attractive.
Pedro Severa Sotolongo attorney for Antonio San Miguel the 78 year old railroad magnate was detained by police on undisclosed charges. He had said he could contact the abductors and hoped to reach them later the same day adding a fresh twist to the high profile case in Havana.
In Hutchinson Kansas on Wednesday night chiropractor E R Lyon and rooming house owner Pearl Whitlock were shot dead in a sudden burst of firing by George Pennington a negro patient being treated for a nervous disorder Pennington later attempted suicide in a county jail cell but was thwarted by fellow prisoners and officers
Llano June 6 river rose nine feet today after heavy upstream rains. Local officials warn of potential urban flooding as properties near the river face rising water levels and possible evacuations.
The June 7 forecast shows overwhelming support as the House approves a stop gap NRA extension by 280 to 100 and sets debate to one hour. President Roosevelt urged voluntary codes of fair practice to comply with anti trust laws in a press conference.
The Bonham Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular June meeting Monday June 10 at 8 pm in the Sub Marginal Land Office over Hunt's Dry Goods Store. The program, led by Malcolm Campbell and aides, explains the Sub Marginal Land Project in Fannin County including land options, dam projects, soil erosion control, drainage, and rural settlement. Citizens are urged to attend to learn how to participate and support local job creation and development efforts.
After World War I Greenville County South Carolina designed medals for 5,000 county recruits but most tokens were never claimed by the soldiers or their heirs.
AP dispatch from Tacoma notes the hunt for George Weyerhaeuser abductors extends to San Francisco and Montana. Harold J. Nathan, Hoover aide, arrived to lead the FBI pursuit as Portland detective captain John J. Keegan says Jack Bailey and Herbert Lester Johnson, sought in the case, were seen near Perma Montana.
Mrs May E Carey 55, first woman hanged in Delaware, died at Sussex county jail scaffold after seven years pursuing the crime of killing her brother Robert Kitchens for his $2000 life insurance. Her son Howard 37 followed execution 30 minutes later. Medical examiner cited strangulation.
The article recalls two speeches by President Roosevelt from 1930 and his views on centralization of power. It contrasts his earlier stance as New York governor opposing broad federal control with later calls to broaden federal powers. It cites excerpts arguing state rights and warns against master minds in Washington.
Austin reports today that able bodied men who refuse farm labor will be dropped from relief rolls. Adam R. Johnson, state director, says counties with labor shortages will enforce removal of nonworkers. Officials order county administrators to register all employable relief recipients to classify by occupation and fitness for work.
Bonham residents accepted Dr. Dart’s invitation to the CCC camp telescope last night and observed the moon’s craters and four of Jupiter’s moons. The six inch instrument, among the larger in the country, was praised for construction while Dr. Dart offered to guide visitors on any clear night.
A terse, reflective line notes that preachers often doubt their own sermons and fear listeners may misread the message, suggesting a tension between belief and delivery within religious rhetoric.
Mrs M Jones, long time Bonham resident aged 87, is in critical condition at Cook Memorial Hospital in Fort Worth. She is sister to G P Rogers and the late P J L Rogers, both well known in the community.
A massive Soviet aircraft crashed after being struck by a stunt craft, killing 49 people. Rescue teams and investigators described a catastrophic midair collision over the affected airspace.
Stanley is set to return as prime minister in the Isles, continuing leadership amid political developments. The move confirms Stanley's continued influence in regional governance and domestic policy outlook.
A Trenton man creates a distinctive trade mark for Bermuda onions and promotes it through a local ad. He aims to boost appeal and sales by branding the produce with a memorable emblem. Weather forecast notes a low of 61 degrees.
A man identified as Charles C. Clark was sentenced to life imprisonment, with a judge noting the harshness of the crime. The report mentions Virgil Dobbs in relation to the case and references a building prison term imposed last month.
Paris June 7 Premier Pierre Laval won a swift confidence vote from the chamber within 17 hours of forming a government. He sought decree powers to prevent devaluation of the French Franc and secure financial stability.
Heavy rainfall across Vinita and areas along Big Cabin and Bull Creeks swelled waters. The 9 inch downpour in about 15 hours stranded motorists and left 300 families temporarily homeless while trains halted on the Frisco main line. Total damage estimated at $200,000 and rising as crops and property suffer.
Tokyo reports a crisis in north China as Japanese forces move and the government authorizes pressure actions south of the Great Wall amid mounting regional tension.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Army sources dismissing any direct connection between transports sailing from Japanese ports and Japanese military authorities. The text also references a proposed new presentation of demands to the Chinese government with a time limit for compliance.
Fannin County authorities charge two men with murder in a case involving a beating and a missing suspect. The arrests follow an earlier assault linked to the death of an individual identified as Dixon, with authorities labeling the investigation ongoing and ongoing efforts to confirm identities and collect evidence.
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