Route and Team Notes From Exe Day
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
3
Army Engineers Stand Against Red River Dam Plan
Washington reports Representative Sam Rayburn will press the Red River Denison dam project despite a second rejection by Major General E M Markham and the army engineers. Markham cites a $50 million land cost and weak power return plus lack of local right of way and limited relief employment benefits. Rayburn vows to appeal to the advisory committee and then to the President.
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Washington
Red River
Lentson
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Chief of Army Engineers
Roosevelt
Advisory
Denison Dam
E. M. Markham
Army Engineers
Markham
Pardon Board Denies Clemency for Two Death-Row Inmates
The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles recommended adversely on clemency pleas by Blight Stuart and John B. Willis. Both men are sentenced to electrocution tomorrow, with official announcements issued from Austin.
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Associated Press
Austin
Governors
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Blight Stuart
John B. Willis
Tulsa Woman Elected National Women's Clubs President
Mrs. Robert Campbell Lawson of Tulsa Ohio was elected president of the National Federation of Women's Clubs at the Detroit convention defeating Dr Josephine I Pierce of Lima Ohio by 846 to 538. She succeeds Grace Morrison Poole as the first president for a year term after a change to triennial terms. Mrs Sadie Orr Dunbar of Organ was chosen first vice president with no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Robert Campbell Lawson
Tulsa
Ohio
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Josephine I. Pierce
Lima
Lawson
Grace Morrison Poole
Sadie Orr Dunbar
Organ
Weather Outlook for Texas Showers Tonight and Wednesday
East Texas expects local showers in the west and south tonight and Wednesday. West Texas probable showers in the southeast tonight and Wednesday. A high near 92 is forecast with a low around 68 in places.
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East Texas
West Texas
Cold Blooded Murder of Hostess By Former Suitor
A disconsolate former suitor shot and killed a night club hostess in a north side Chicago hotel as she cowered in bed. The victim, registered as Mrs. Jack Williams, was identified by former employers as Celia Venable, a cafe entertainer. Her father, Robert Smart, said she had a husband in Butte Montana. Police issued warrants for 26 year old gambler Antony Madonn.
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Associated Press
Chicago
North Side
Jack Williams
Celia Venable
Robert Smart
Butte
Montana
Antony Madonn
Peach Shipment in Northeast Texas Forecast
In Northeast Texas up to 200 carloads of peaches are expected this season with many moved by truck. Last year produced about 300 carloads from Grapeland Mount Pleasant Tyler Sulphur Springs Jacksonville and Omaha. Earliest varieties are Hileys around June 20 to 25 Elbiertas around July 10 and Hales around July 20. Omaha aims to dominate by producing at least 60 percent of the crop, and Wichita Falls Weatherford and other North Texas towns also move peaches mainly by motor truck.
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Omaha
Texas
Grapeland
Mount Pleasant
Tyler
Wichita Falls
Weatherford
North Texas
Cooper Woman Dies After Car Overturns Near Paris
Mrs. Emma Moore of Cooper died in a Paris hospital from injuries after the car she rode in overturned five miles south of Paris. Her granddaughter Ela Mae Cantrell suffered a fractured leg and others escaped with minor injuries. The crash followed a minor collision with a car driven by Scott and Richard McKinney of Brarlstown. Funeral services were held in Cooper. County officers investigated claims the Cantrell automobile ran away after a minor collision and overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Texas
Emma Moore
Cooper
Ela Mae Cantrell
Edward Cantrell
Jimmy Cox
Cantrell
Scott
Richard McKinney
Brarlstown
Lottest Weather of Season at Okla City
A new heat record for the season reached 93 degrees in Oklahoma City as the hot wave persisted from yesterday's 92 degree peak. Federal weather observer Harry Warlgren predicted slightly cooler and cloudy weather tomorrow.
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Oklahoma City
Harry Warlgren
Man Survives Rattlesnake Leap in Utah Ditch
Spanish Fork Utah William Lloyd fled after spotting dynamite fuses in a deep ditch. A large rattlesnake sprang from the ditch just ahead, startling him as colleagues noted he “just popped up” and escaped the encounter.
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Spanish Fork
Utah
William Lloyd
Elephants In Jungle Film Scene Kill Trainer Joe Reed
In Covina California a trainer named Joe Reed aged 60 died after a bull elephant gored and mutilated him during rehearsals for a jungle motion picture. The incident followed an enraged elephant attack.
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Covina
Calif
Joe Reed
Rev. J. B. Leslie Dies at 75 in Dallas
The Rev. John Courlass Leslie, 75, stated clerk of the Southern Presbyterian Churches general assembly, died today in Dallas after a week of illness. Active in the Presbyterian ministry since 1883, he led multiple Texas pastorates and served as president of the Daniel Baker College board of trustees in Brownwood.
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Associated Press
Dallas
John Courlass Leslie
Southern Presbyterian Churches General Assembly
Texas
Daniel Baker College
Brownwood
Father of Bonham High School Teacher Dies
Dr. Leslie, father of Bonham High School teacher Miss Bonnie Leslie, died after hospitalization in Gladewater and transfer to Dallas. Stewart Arledge, linked to Miss Leslie, left Dallas upon learning of the elder Leslie's worsening. Bonham friends extend sympathy to Miss Leslie amid sorrow.
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Dr. Leslie
Bonnie Leslie
Bonham High School
Miss Leslie
Gladewater
Dallas
Stewart Arledge
Foxy
Meteor's trail seen for 15 minutes near Sherman
A Sherman eyewitness reported a large falling meteor Sunday night visible for over fifteen minutes. A silvery flash appeared near the northwest, with a lighted streak tracing a zigzag smoke trail across the sky, described as phosphorescent and altered by air currents.
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Sherman
Texas
A. L. Kiser
Kiser
Lamar
Travis
Drying serums for scarlet fever and other illnesses
Dr Earl W Fiesdorf of the University of Pennsylvania reports a method to dry blood serums used to treat scarlet fever measles chicken pox and various streptococcic infections and to prevent these diseases. The process freezes serums with dry ice then dries them under high vacuum to 99.95 percent dryness while keeping them in the original container.
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Philadelphia
Earl W Fiesdorf
University of Pennsylvania Bacteriology Department
Bullet-Proof Limousines Set for Roosevelt and Seaver
Two fully armored limousines shipped to Washington for President Roosevelt and J Edgar Seaver head of the Justice Department investigation division. The cars are engineered to perform at speeds equating to 110 miles per hour.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Washington
Roosevelt
J. Edgar Seaver
Department of Justice
People Take Long Getting Ready Delaying Coworkers
A workplace observation notes that delays in morning preparation by some employees cause others to perform tasks earlier or longer than planned. The issue highlights efficiency concerns, potential scheduling adjustments, and impacts on team productivity.
Ransom Money Recovered in Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping Case
J Edgar Hoover announced the recovery of 116000 of the 200000 ransom for George Weyerhaeuser. A $907 hidden near Salt Lake City was found after Harmon Whaley's confession. Officials indicated William Mahan and William Wales may have the remaining funds, with 4000 burned. The total missing amount remains unclear.
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Washington
George Weyerhaeuser
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
Salt Lake City
Hoover
Harmon Whaley
Salt Lexe City
William Mahan
Mobile
Whaley
Locame
Wally
Wales
Mahan
Sub Marginal Land Project Draws Bonham Crowd
About 60 citizens met Monday evening in the Sub Marginal Land Office to hear Malcolm Campbell outline the project in Fannin County. The plan envisions 15,000 acres blocked with more land needed, a July 1 deadline, pastures for stock at ten cents monthly, water access, a bird sanctuary and a forest preserve. Volunteers pledged support and Bonham Chamber of Commerce endorsed the venture, with a government survey planned next week by engineer Mr. Martsoff.
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Chamb'r of Commerce
McDougal
Malcolm Campbell
Fannin County
Campbell
Tex
Arkansa
Oklahoma
Dect. Dorough
Bonham Cuanber of Commerce
Col. I. Steger
W. F Keeton
Keeton
Jess Magoutik
Spivey
Martsoff
Mdwuotril
Dog Latches Trout in Sherburne Pool
In Sherburne North Carolina Harry Rogers heard his dog yelp and rushed to a trout pool where a large trout clung to the dog’s tongue. The incident left the man puzzled by the unusual scene and the dog unharmed.
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Sherburne
N. C
Harry Rogers
NRA Blocked as Gore Probes NRA Salary Question
In Washington on June 11 the Senate paused action to extend the NRA after Senator Gore of Oklahoma demanded an amendment to require government officials to confirm their earnings over 4900 dollars a year. Chairman Harrison of the Senate Finance Committee warned he would revive NRA bill Nr 100 after a vote on the commodities bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Gore
Oklahoma
Harrison Ai
Senate Finance Committee
Bold robbery of utilities wen in Dallas today
A cashier of the Amorlee Company was robbed on the street in Dallas today. The assailant escaped with about $800, authorities report.
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Dallas
Associated Pre
Werk
Amorlee Compan
Commissioners In Session Monday Report
Local government notes show the county board in session Monday with items including road and bridge oversight and mentions of precincts. Names referenced include George Brent and George Adkins among others. the report also lists a Paris Texas casualty from a June 10 incident and a Texarkana farming note.
Womens Club Endorses Federal Regulation of Controlled Information
Detroit June report notes a general federation of women's clubs endorsing federal legislation to regulate and control information related to scientific data and related dissemination.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Tcaa
Urschel Kidnap Case Involves Denver Attorney
Federal judge Edgar S. Vaught ruled that a single act can make a person part of a conspiracy in the Urschel ransom case. The trial of Ben B. Laska, a Denver attorney, centers on a $200000 abduction plot. The government plans to call witnesses to establish conspiracy before presenting Urschel’s account.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Ben B. Laska
Denver
Charles F. Urschel
Edgar S. Vaught
Urschel
Grass Roots Conference Focuses on J E Farley Today
Springfield June 11 The midwest grass roots republican conference shifted focus to James E Farley postmaster general charged with diverting party funds from wealthy donors. Harrison E Spangler temporary chairman called Farley the greatest political boss since Boss Tweed.
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Associated Press
Springfield
James BE. Farley
Farley
Harrison E. Spangler
Boss Tweed
Gun Toting In Butte As FBI Men Sweep City
Heavily armed Justice Department agents patrolled Butte Montana amid rumors that William Mahan and about 84000 dollars from Weyerhaeuser were hidden there. The show of firearms suggested officers anticipated a violent confrontation.
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Butte
Associated Press
Montana
Department of Justice
William Mahan
Weyerhaeuser
Mahan
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