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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1932
Page
3
Austin City Employees Face Pay Cuts Across Departments
A broad payroll reduction hits Austin city workers with a 10 to 20 percent cut. Amid national turmoil, Texas receives relief funds totaling 14,232,650 from a 300 million bill, allocated by population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Senate
Texas
Garner Stricken By Grip. Returns Soon
Speaker Garner collapsed with a grip attack in the Capitol and was confined to bed after working hours. The House doctor ordered rest, and Leader Rainey was named to preside while Garner recuperates with plans to return to duty by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Lagrippe
Garner
Capitol
Rainey
Pecan pests threaten Texas crop to about 8 million pounds
J H Burkett chief of the plant division of the State Department of Agriculture said ravages of pests in the pecan belt may cut this year’s crop to about 8 million pounds, or one fourth of last year’s. He estimated 50 percent already destroyed by the nut case borers and another 25 percent at risk, with areas in Bexar Tarrant Guadalupe Uvalde Bell McLennan and parts of Comanche and Erath Counties affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
J. H. Burkett
Pgan
State Department of Agriculture
Burkett
Deep Test Well Near Van Alstyne Set To Start
Material for a deep test well near Van Alstyne arrived in town as a 120 foot all steel derrick has been erected. Three large steam boilers, pumps, and other equipment are being installed for the Walter Williams farm site. Verne Dumas of Los Angeles, a former Van Alstyne resident, is directing the drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Alstyne
Texas
Weil
Walter Williams
Verne Dumas
Los Angeles
Cal
Former Policeman Sentenced in Fort Worth Shooting
Lonnie Wilkerson, a former policeman, was sentenced to five years in prison for shooting 17 year old Grimsley on May 5. Wilkerson fired as Grimsley picked up golf balls on a Fort Worth course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Lonnie Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Grimsley
Dance at Fannin Club Draws Sixty Couples
About 60 couples attended the dance last evening at Fannin Club with Ernie Winburn's orchestra from Denison providing excellent music. All report a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin Club
Ernie Winburn
Denison
Wealth and the Lure of Suicide
A provocative line reflects on the fatal link between extreme wealth and self destruction. The remark implies that riches can drive people to ruin through despair or reckless choices.
Ex-County Clerk Official Pleads Guilty in Alteration Case
Ek L Longmire former chief deputy in the county clerk’s office Dallas pled guilty to four indictments charging alterations in the books and was sentenced to four years in Judge Grover Adams’ court. Four alterations totaled 100 dollars in three and 200 dollars in the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ek, L. Longmire
Dallas
Grover Adams
Food preservation booms among Fannin County women
Miss Minnie Eldridge reports a surge in home canning led by 4-H Club women and independent workers in Fannin County. About 1000 home canners have been sold at $30 each with $30,000 invested, and rural families are counting on a quarter million cans produced last year, likely to double this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin County
Minnie Eldridge
Miss Eldridge
Bonham
Tomato Shipments Grow Heavier in Texas
Jacksonville Texas June 10 tomatoes shipments rising with ten cars loaded Tuesday and thirteen Wednesday half the tomatoes now come from the late planting after the freeze ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Texas
Liberian Troops Accused of Burning Natives Alive
Reports to the league allege Liberian troops burned natives alive as part of a crackdown. The Daily Mead condemns the actions as brutal and calls for independent investigation and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Ex-Convict Held Over Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Case
Alpine New Jersey June 11 Ernest Brinkhert an ex convict is being held after arrest in New Rochelle New York linked to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. He denied meeting Violet Sharpe though he says he spent the eve of the kidnapping with his wife in Bridgeport Connecticut. He worked as a butler in Morrow home associate and authorities question the ladder source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
N. J
Ernest Brinkhert
Violet Sharpe
Lindbergh
Newrochelle
N. Y
Bridgeport
Washington
Emily Sharpe
Sweide
England
John Condon
New York
Stourbridge
Emily
Grasshoppers Multiply in Mulberry Area Near Red River
County Agent R. E. Carswell inspected the Hall community about 15 miles northwest of Bonham near the Red River. Grasshoppers are emerging from wet areas and damaging crops. Mr. Hall reports good results from a poison mix of coarse wheat bran Paris green and arsenic, molasses, water, and amyl acetate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Carswell
Hall
Mulberry
Bonham
Red River
Carswe
Myr
J. F. Hall
Carswell
Middle West
Dallas Officer Shot at Woman's Home Near Weatherford
Deputy Sheriff J. W. Fuller was shot and critically wounded at the home of Mrs. Gus Williams near Wheatsand by five unidentified men who looted two shotguns and fled. The suspects returned and opened fire. Fuller was struck in the head while returning fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
J. W. Fuller
Gus Williams
Wheatsand
Annex to First Baptist church completed in Nacogdoches
The annex to the First Baptist church of Nacogdoches is finished and will be dedicated on June 19. The addition has thirty two rooms and cost about $18,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacogdoches
Tex
First Baptist Church of
Washington Drinks 91 Bottles of Non Alcoholic Beverages
The Commerce Department reports the average American consumes 91 bottles of non alcoholic beverages per year. This figure reflects consumer patterns and beverage industry trends across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Weather Outlook for East and West Texas
East Texas stays partly cloudy with local thunder showers in the north and west this afternoon. West Texas remains partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with no rain reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
West Texas
Two Boys Die Seeking Hide and Seek in Ice Box
In Sehnectady New York two boys aged five and six locked themselves inside an ice box while playing hide and seek and suffocated. Police found the bodies after a town search aided by a few burnt matches hinting at their vain attempt to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehnectady
Reverend Thomas Reece Joins Millard Miller and Agness Fitzwater
Thursday Rev. Thomas Reece at his South Bonham home performed the ceremony that united Millard Miller and Agness Fitzwater as husband and wife. The couple resides northeast of Bonham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reece
South Bonham
Millard Miller
Agness Fitzwater
Hoover Focused On Preparations For Republican Convention
President Hoover turns to GOP convention affairs in Washington on June 11. He spoke with Chicago by telephone and conferred with Secretaries Mills and Hurky. Advisors expect prohibition not to be debated on the convention floor and may be kept out if resolutions avoid subterfuge wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Chicago
Mills
Hurky
Republican meeting set for three days in Chicago
The Republican convention will run three days starting at 11 a.m. Tuesday and ending Thursday night in Chicago. It is possible the prohibition debate could extend the session by one day. A series of sessions is scheduled for Thursday.
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Chicago
Dynamite Found Hidden in Communists Quarters
Police destroyed two and a half sticks of dynamite with fuse and caps found hidden in bed ticking in a camp area used by members of the Ex-Serv ice Men's League. Authorities did not confirm a link to Communist activities. Over 12,000 men registered at encampments today with an estimated 1,000 to 2,000 lodging in city houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Ex-Service Men's League
Ween
Notice to Subscribers on Subscription Payments
Notice to subscribers not to pay carrier boys for subscriptions. Pay John Vernon or settle at the office by mail a check. Favorite Pub. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vernon
Highwaymen abduct Callin near Huntsville and steal truckload cigars
June 11 Terrell reports two highwaymen abducted A. C. Callin of Houston near Huntsville, tied him under a turtleback, and stole a truckload of cigarettes valued at $7000. Callin released locally. truck found nearby with cigars missing. Suspect identified as Fred Parnell of Dallas was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
A. C. Callin
Houston
Hutsville
Hum
Collins
Fred Parnell
Dallas
Highway meeting urged by Bonham and neighboring towns
A Wolfe City gathering is set for next Monday night to discuss a north south highway through Fannin County. Bonham Gober Waite City and Greenville groups plan a joint session to map a progressive campaign for the route, with a large Bonham delegation urged to attend.
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John R. Snivey
Benham
Fannin County
Wolfe City
Hardy
Greenville Chamber of Commerce
Greenville
Texas
Jne RR
Spivey
Chamber of Commerce
Bonham Tewxas
Bonham
Walte
Gober
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