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Politicians Snub NRA Workers Seeking Jobs on Capitol Hill
Washington June 6 NRA employees hunting for new jobs with Senators and Congressmen face cold shoulders on Capitol Hill. A Representative recalls snooty treatment when NRA staff rode to power and says many sought insider-to-insider recruiting. Officials estimate only about 1,500 of the 5,400 workers will remain for Roosevelts proposed government contract duties.
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NRA
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Maverick
Dem
Texas
White House
Capitol Hill
Recovery Agency
Roosevelt
Wise Undertaking Co to Move to New Quarters Soon
Philip Wise of Wise Undertaking Co 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 begin soon. Associated with Wise are Joe Denton Paul Coleman and Virgil Wilson. The new location is deemed very desirable and will be an attractive funeral home in this section.
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Wise Undertaking Company
Scarborough Ld
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Wise
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Havana Abduction Case Shifts as Attorney Detained
Pedro Severa Sotolongo, attorney for kidnapped Antonio San Miguel, 78, a Havana railroad magnate, was detained by police on undisclosed charges. The arrest adds a fresh twist to the high profile abduction as Sotolongo had claimed contact with the abductors and hoped to reach them later.
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Associated Press
Havana
Pedro Severa Sotolongo
Antonio San Miguel
Sotolongo
Two Killed by Negro in Hutchinson Shooting
In Hutchinson Kansas on Wednesday night E R Lyon a chiropractor and Mrs Pearl Whitlock a rooming house operator were shot to death by George Pennington a black patient undergoing treatment for a nervous disorder Pennington later attempted suicide in a county jail cell but was thwarted by fellow prisoners and officers He is in custody awaiting further action by authorities.
Llano River Rises Nine Feet After Heavy Rains
Llano Texas residents report the Llano River rising nine feet today due to heavy upstream rains. Damaging conditions prompt watches as authorities monitor the flood impact on homes and roads.
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Llano
Llano River
NRA Gets Approval Forecast In House Vote
The June 7 forecast shows a majority in the House favoring an NRA stop gap extension with a 280 to 100 vote to take up the measure immediately and limit debate to one hour. President Roosevelt stressed that voluntary codes must conform with anti trust laws.
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NRA
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Bonham C of C Sets June Meeting on Sub Marginal Land
The Bonham Chamber of Commerce will hold a June 10 meeting at 8 PM in the Sub Marginal Land Office over Hunt's Dry Goods Store. The session will explain the Sub Marginal Land Project in Fannin County, its progress, and how residents can participate in Rural Resettlement efforts through dam construction, soil erosion control, drainage, land clearing, and grass planting.
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Bonham Chamber of Commerce
Fannin County
Hunt
Macolm Campbell
Greenville County Delays Medal Claims From 5000 Soldiers
After World War I Greenville County South Carolina designed medals for 5000 recruited soldiers but most tokens were never claimed.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Search For the Snatch Men Reaches Far Afield
Associated Press reports the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping probe widening to San Francisco and Montana. Harold J. Nathan, Hoover aide, arrived in Tacoma to direct the hunt with John J. Kee gan saying Bailey and Herbert Lester Johnson, once sought, were sighted at Perma, Montana.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
San Francisco
Montana
Harold J. Nathan
John Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Washington
John J. Keegan
Portland
Jack Bailey
Pacific Northwest
Herbert Lester Johnson
Perma
Hangman’s Noose Ends Life for Insurance Slayer
In Seaford Sussex county Delaware Mrs May E Carey 55 mother of three died by hanging for murdering her brother Robert Kitchens to collect a $2000 life insurance. She was the first woman hanged in Delaware. Her son Howard 37 followed her to the gallows 30 minutes later.
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Sekorgetown
Delaware
May E. Carey
Sussex County
Howard
Aubrey C. Smooth
Robert Kitchens
Carey
Roosevelt Speeches Recall His Federal Power Views
A Senate or government archive recounts President Roosevelt as New York governor opposing centralized power. A 1930 broadcast speech urged limiting national laws while arguing for broader federal authority, contrasting with his later remarks on the Supreme Court NRA decision. The piece highlights state rights versus federal control and criticizes master minds in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
New York
Great Britain
Upreme
NRA
Congress
Washington
State Relief Director Demands Work to Stay on Rolls
Austin reports the State relief director says able bodied men who refuse farm labor must be dropped from relief rolls. Adam R. Johnson notes farm labor shortages statewide and counties with noncompliance will cut aid. Officials order registration of all employable relief recipients to classify by occupation and fitness for work.
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Austin
Adam R. Johnson
Jonson
Harry L. Hopkins
United States Department of Labor
Bonham People View Moon Through CCC Telescope
Bonham residents visited Dr. Dart’s six inch telescope at the CCC camp last night. They viewed the moon’s craters and four of Jupiter’s moons along with other stars and planets. Dr. Dart invites visitors any night to see and ask questions, with Mr. Davidson assisting at the camp.
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Dart
CCC
Jupiter
Universitiers
Davidson
Not every preacher believes what he says
A reflective line notes that not all preachers fully trust their own words or assume hearers share their belief, implying doubt about conviction and audience reception.
Former Bonham Woman III in Fort Worth Hospital
Mrs M Jones, long time Bonham resident, is in critical condition at Cook Memorial Hospital in Fort Worth. She is 87 and remembered by many, sister to G P Rogers and the late P J L Rogers, prominent local figures.
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Bonham Woman
Fort Worth Hospital
M. Jones
Cook Memorial Hospital
Fort Wirth
Jones
Bonham
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P J L. Rogers
Large Soviet Aircraft Crash Kills 49 in Midair Collision
A massive Soviet airliner crashed after a stunting craft struck it, killing 49 people aboard. Investigators focus on the midair collision as the primary cause and search for further details on the accident.
Stanley Again to Serve as Prime Minister in Isles
Stanley is named to return as prime minister of the Isles. Political leaders confirmed his appointment amid cabinet reshuffles and regional talks. The move follows ongoing negotiations with allied parties and factions.
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Stanley
Isles
Trenton Man Adopts Attractive Trade Mark for Bermuda Onions
A Trenton man promotes a distinctive trade mark for Bermuda onions with a distinctive label. The notice notes a local push for branding and market identification among growers and sellers.
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Trenton
Bermuda
Slayer Gets Life Term Early Today
A report notes that defendant Virgil Dobbs was sentenced to life imprisonment with a building term imposed. The item references the prior month and an event dated in 1934, with names and details partially obscured in the OCR text.
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Slayer
Laval Wins Quick Confidence Vote in France
Paris June 7 Premier Pierre Laval secured decree powers to defend the French Franc and won a rapid confidence vote from the chamber within 17 hours after forming his government.
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France
Pierre Laval
Albert Lebrun
Associated Press
Paris
Chamber
Nine Inch Rain Causes Widespread Damage in Vinita Oklahoma
In Vinita Oklahoma on June 7 heavy rainfall overflowed Big Cabin and Bull Creeks with about nine inches in 15 hours. Hundreds of motorists stranded and 300 families left homeless as trains halted on the Frisco line. Property damage and crop losses total around $200,000 and rise with the flood. Read the Daily Favorite.
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Associated Press
Vinita
Okla
Frisco
Big Cabin
Bull
Great Wall Sits at Core of China Japan Dispute
Tokyo June 7 The North China crisis deepens as Japanese troops move and the government authorizes pressure tactics south of the Great Wall amid mounting tensions in the region.
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Tokyo
North China
Great Wall
Stockings Sourcing and Ads Mention in English Paper
Readers note a fragmentary advertisement about stockings and a stray item about Englander Thos and a lad. The text also mentions Army transports sailing from Japanese ports and officials denying direct links to Japanese authorities with implied demands to the Chinese government for timely compliance.
Two Fannin Men Charged in Murder
Two men from Fannin County were charged in connection with a murder. Authorities say the suspects assaulted the victim, Dixon, leading to his death. The case details involve local arrests and charges arising from the incident in Oklahoma.
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