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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
5
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The death penalty will be sought for George Weyerhaeuser kidnappers. Harmon M Whaley 24 and his 19 year old wife are to be arraigned as federal agents pursue William Mahan named as a principal. Authorities say a DOJ obtained confession links Whaley and wife and Mahan to the entire plot. Mahan fled toward Butte Montana after abandoning a car.
More than 510000 Texas farmers have been paid roughly 180 dollars each by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration during the first two years of its existence. Texas total payments reach 90.77 million dollars through May 1, and include major cotton program earnings led by Lamb County.
Temperature for 24 hours ending 7 am today shows a max of 89 and a min of 59. East Texas may see showers on the west coast and in the southwest tonight and Tuesday. West Texas likely to have showers in the southeast tonight and Tuesday.
Secretary Ickes announced the return to the old 4 percent interest rate for PWA loans to states and communities under the 4 billion dollar work program. The change aims to attract private capital for expenditures not donated by the federal government. The president approved continuing grants only where remaining costs are covered by state and city funds or private borrowing.
The Fannin County Singing Convention met Sunday at First Baptist Church with visitors from surrounding counties. The program included quartets, duets and congregational singing and lasted several hours. A committee of Ray Edwards, D. W. Frair, F. B. Smith and Charles Jones was named to pick the next meeting place.
A shouting crowd in Springfield Illinois greeted the West Pocket convention as ten prairie states Republicans gathered to launch the conference. Former Governor Frank O Lawdon and Harrison E Shangler Iowa national committeeman fired opening shots at the Roosevelt administration.
Washington June 10 Associated Press reports Wilrrison met with the Senate Finance Committee to decide procedure for the House approved resolution extending the NRA 71 skeleton form. No move to call up the measure was made.
F B I chief J Edgar Hoover announced that agents confirmed nine year old George Weyerhaeuser of Tacoma was being hidden at 1609 11th Street in Spokane Washington. The disclosure followed a Daily ad reference.
Denton June 9 By invitation of the North Texas State Teachers College Mrs A D Mathis supervises senior student teaching in the first and second grades for summer 1935 She is a 1934 Bachelor of Science graduate of the college and has studied at Austin College East Texas State Teachers College and Abilene Christian College Her teaching career includes seven years in Trenton public schools Interest on all Federal Land Bank loans via National farm loan associations is cut to 3 5 percent for the year starting July 1 1935 and to 4 percent for the two year period starting July 1 1936 The change stems from the Farm Credit Act of 1935 signed June 3 by President Roosevelt and affects loans made after April 1 1935 with installments due after July 1 1938 remaining at 4 5 percent The act expands direct loans to farms and sets limits on loan-to-value ratios The commissioner's loans stay at 5 percent The Houston Land Bank and Farm Credit Administration announce the new rates and policy while McDonald notes the opportunities for tenant farmers to become owners The Federal Land Bank of Houston has made 42 738 loans totaling 129 192 350 since May 12 1933
In Peiping China and Japan officials said they were optimistic a peaceful settlement of the current crisis. Major General Doihara reportedly abandoned plans to move into North China as Hyin Chin ordered the dissolution of secret societies. Chinese nationalists were said to be evacuating North China per Japanese demands.
Washington June 10 The post office department elevated 830 postmasters and raised 85 offices from second to first class including Big Spring DeRio and Lutkin. 1 500 businessmen demand two year renewal of NRA.
Alico June 10. H L Morrisse 40 an official court reporter of the judicial district died today of pistol bullet wounds received as he sat in a Catholic church yesterday. His estranged wife was charged in connection with his death.
Archers City dairyman T Burkett reports terracing 30 acres saved soil for grazing after February freeze killed oats. He replanted spring oats but cows cannot eat due to pasture loss, forcing potential oat cutting as Archer County agricultural agent notes.
Amos Boing, 45, of Trini, was charged with murder in connection with the shooting death of his son, Boring 20, using a shotgun. County victim Richard Smith said the sister of the victim relayed details of the brother and incident.
Fort Worth reports Bonham and Denton seek grants for multiple projects including a hospital, a laterwork project in Galveston, and school improvements. Applications cover sums from 21 500 to 150 000 with bids opened June 28 for an irrigation canal project and Jefferson County courthouse contract details.
Cameron Harris led the Sunday evening service at the First Baptist Church in Bonham, announcing and reading scripture while peers from Austin College attended. Miss Bess Saunders performed a violin solo, and speakers discussed opportunities and the medical profession amid student and community reflections.
In a U S district court session, the sheriff's son testified that he purchased whiskey during a raid. The testimony ties into a broader conspiracy case involving unnamed individuals and alleged actions in the Lama ous incidents.
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