Nazi News Agency Attacks Mrs Roosevelt During Visit
Berlin dispatch says the official Nazi news agency attacked Mrs Roosevelt with sarcasm regarding Queen Elizabeth and King George's Washington visit. It claims she prepared by addressing a Communist meeting and accused a Black singer of performing at a White House concert.
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Friendship Ties Of U S And Britain Strengthened
President Roosevelt and King George VI renewed the strong Anglo American friendship at a White House state dinner. Patton described greeting the King and Queen as cousins, with praise for Texas beauty, while the King and President toasted peace and shared hopes for continued cooperation.
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King and Queen greet Congress under Capitol dome
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth shook hands with 96 senators and 435 representatives under the Capitol dome in Washington. The visitors wore varied attire as a scorching day drove the crowd, and Roosevelt disclosed he discussed the international situation with the King.
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King George VI Puts Wreath on Washington Tomb
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visited Mount Vernon on June 9 with President and Mrs Roosevelt. The king laid a wreath on George Washington’s tomb, recalling the rebel ancestor of George III.
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Celeste Man Named to Succeed John Whitfield
Dan Bernard of Celeste is named to replace John Whitfield at the Bonham AAA office after Whitfield moves to Waxahachie. Bernard, with three years in Greenville, will start next Tuesday and is well acquainted with North Texas conditions. He and his wife have two children and will relocate to Bonham.
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Sabotage Charges In Sarabia Death Refuted
Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet pledged mutual protection between France and Poland against threats to vital interests. In Washington, the U S Army prepared to ship the body of Mexican speed flier Francisco Sarabia home as his widow denied sabotage in the Potomac plunge that killed him.
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Dead Man In New York Identified As Former Texan
Lieut. A. J. Culbertson, 40, army reserve officer from a prominent Texas family, died of a stroke at Bellevue Hospital. A family friend said he once served as private secretary to Gen. James C. HHward, chairman of RCA, and was a descendant of Texas Republic’s first superior judge. Born in Austin.
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Austin
Rehearsing dog steps disrupts Lynn police minstrel show
In Lynn Massachusetts a rehearsal at the police station draws complaints as about a score of blue coats halt their terpsichorean efforts after noise from first floor cells. In Toledo WPA workers strike over tools and methods on a concrete repaving job demanding individual sledge hammers to replace a steam shovel and battering ram.
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Switzerland Denied Olympics for 1940 Games to Germany
London reports the International Olympic Committee awarded the 1940 Olympic Games to Germany after taking them from Moritz Switzerland. The committee also awarded the 1944 Summer Games to London and the 1944 Winter Games to Italy, reshaping wartime Olympic plans.
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Alf London Fractures Ribs After Fishing Accident
Rockland Maine June 9 Alf M Landon a Republican presidential candidate in 1938 fractured two left ribs when he slipped and fell late today while stepping from the ketch Blue Moon into a small dory to fish.
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Doctors discuss new drugs at Fannin County meeting
The Fannin County Medic 1 association held a notable Thursday session at Allen Memorial hospital with 10 doctors present led by Dr. C. A. Gray. A general discussion covered sulphapyradine and other recently introduced drugs, followed by a banquet supper after the business portion.
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Safety Council reports big decline in traffic deaths
A wide data summary from the National Safety Council notes a drop in traffic fatalities last year, while total accidental deaths fell across highways homes factories and fields. The report cites 11 900 lives saved by improved traffic safety and a national loss of 1 500 000 000 in auto crash costs. It lists death rates by region and stresses ongoing highway risks and the economic toll of crashes.
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Fannin County BTU Set Meeting at Trenton Church Next Sunday
Bonham's two Baptist churches plan to send delegates to the bi monthly Fannin County BTU gathering at Trenton Baptist church on Sunday June 11 at 2 30 PM. Fort Worth speaker Hey Webb Brooks will deliver an inspirational message to youths. A devotional will close with a short business session and notices from Rev C P Ban e and Mrs Clarence Newill.
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Howard Payne College
Sinclair Says Gasoline Price Raise Necessary
New York June 0 Sinclair Refining company announced that Wednesday June 14 it will raise tank wagon deliveries of gasoline across forty two states. Chairman Sinclair said the price rise is to correct a long standing imbalance and enable refiners to cover costs amid declining crude values. He warned failure to adjust could trigger broader price declines and hurt industry viability.
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Lone Plank Falls Narrow Escape at Capitol Balcony
A long picnic plank fell from the fourth story balcony of the Texas state capitol during painting work and narrowly missed several people on the veranda. The scene occurred in Austin on June 9 as workers toiled on a waftolid.
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Bonney Workers Grow Revival at First Methodist Church
The Bonney Workers revival at the First Methodist church draws growing crowds, with Mrs. Bonney delivering a message on Compromise to a large audience. Tonight is Family Night with special music and recognition for the largest family present, as Mr. Weaks invites all to attend.
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Fannin County To Be Represented At Medical Meeting
Fannin County will be represented at the 117th semi annual meeting of the North Texas Medical Association in Gainesville on Tuesday and Wednesday June 13 and 14. Dr C A Gray president with Dr A B Kennedy plan to attend. The group will decide whether future meetings should be one day instead of two. Medical and surgical sections will hold scientific programs daily. Dr Tite Miller of Dallas will speak to Kiwanis Tuesday and Dr Wilmer Allison of Fort Worth to Rotarians Wednesday. The Ladies Auxiliary meets Tuesday morning with a luncheon at the Rowland Country Club. Officers include Dr L Ridings, Dr lia L Thomas, Dr R S Usry, and Dr M L Wilbanks.
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Fort Worth
Woman Sentenced In Espionage Case In Moscow
Ruth Murit Rubens, an American, pleaded guilty in municipal court to entering Russia on a false passport and received 18 months. Time served due to custody since 1937 reduces the sentence. she will be released tomorrow. The fate of her husband remains unclear as the court said details would come later.
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