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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1934

Page

3

Gun Battle Flares Two Gunmen and Officer Dead

In Miami Oklahoma on June 12, Jack Dunaway a 30 year old merchant patrolman and two unidentified gunmen were shot to death in a pistol battle. Dunaway and Officers S S Johnson and Witt Ellis approached a group about to enter a car when the pair fired. Dunaway died of his wounds and the second gunman died soon after. The third man in the car claimed he did not know the gunmen and said he had been stopped to drive to the airport.

Miami Okla Jack Dunaway Dunaway S. S. Johnson Witt Ellis

Federal Land Bank Will Co operate In Creamery Contracts

Judge Lews Rodgers of Houston general attorney for the Federal Land Bank is in Bonham on a district court case. The bank has a loan on a farm adjacent to Boi Are and involved in the cheese factory easement contracts. Rodgers said the bank will sign the easement if it takes over the farm and will lend cooperation to locals in securing the cheese factory. The easement being the last needed, the plant’s future looks promising.

Lews Rodgers Houston Federal Land Bank Bonham Boi Drredge Rodgers Retail Merchants’ Association M. Rodgers

Orders Modified On Forage Crops For Texas Contracts

Restrictions on contracted acres are modified to permit planting and harvesting of all forage crops except corn and grain sorghum and permit pasturing these contracted crops and harvesting forage from them. Applies to wheat and hog and corn contracts. Signed O B Martin director Extension Service A and M College. June 7 1934 College Station. V Young Bonham Texas. Targeting interested farmers and county hog and corn campaigns.

V Young Martin Extension Servie A. and M College L. K. Hargrsve College Station Young Bonham Texas

Barometers Show Normal Readings Amid Gulf Disturbance

Brownsville June 1 barometers read normal as observers note unusual Gulf readings. Reports indicate tropical disturbance near Veracruz, with winds easing and Tampico showing normal pressure despite forecasts of a northeast position about 125 miles from Veracruz.

Associated Press Brownsville Tampico Washingto Guiheastwars Ver Cruz

Coof Meets at 8 O'clock Tonight

The Chainh Commerce gathers this evening to discuss cheese factors and ferr operations across the Red River. Mayor Batley and Lord Att will join to hear highway location concerns and a state park update.

Amportan Penham Aldo Batley Austin Theiehway Commission State Park

Hamilton Jury Is Selected Plea Entered in Murder Case

In Huntsville on June 12 Raymond Hamilton pleaded not guilty to murder charges tied to the slaying of Mujo Crowson. The jury was selected after midday in a meek voice, with potential trial details to follow.

Associated Press Huntsville Raymond Hamiton Dallas di Perada Hamilton Mujo Crowson Last

Tugwell Approved For the Nomination As Under-secretary

Senate Agricultural Committee votes 16 to 2 to approve Rexford G. Tugwell for under secretary of agriculture. Chairman Smith and Senator Hatfield opposed. supporters foresee easy Senate confirmation tomorrow.

Tugwell Washington Senate Agricultural Committee Rexford G. Tugwell Smith South Carolina Hatfield West Virginia Roosevelt Senate Juto

Cotton Market Opens and Closes Lower in July Trading

New York quotations show July opening at 12.93 and closing between 12.12 and 12.14. Eight railroads report April incomes up to a percent amid market fluctuations.

New York

Liberalized Bank Deposit Insurance Bill Moves Forward

A liberalized form of bank deposit insurance and added protections for depositors was sent to Congress by the White House. The measure aims to extend coverage and ease limits as part of broader banking reforms under consideration in Washington.

Assocated Press Washington Whi House Oduy Vy Congress

Tomato growers end three day strike for higher prices

A three day tomato growers strike in Jacksonville Texas and Mississippi ended with an agreement to pay 2 cents a pound. Buyers and growers will resume normal trading tomorrow as the plan to eliminate 36 per cent of the crop from the market is dropped. The action involved committees including E J McDonald Texas Commissioner J Wo Bonsen and Re G Chandler with Browcers All interests vow to abide by the decision.

Jacksonville Texa Mississippi Springs Miss Us&s JE. McDonald Texas Aystui J Wo G Chandler

NRA Methods Are Scored by Darrow Review Board

The review board examined NRA methods and codes and filed a report with President Roosevelt calling for inquiry into the “arbitrary exercise of power” by Hugh Johnson. They found the code had been used in a secret manner by NRA after a charge was submitted by industry. Johnson described the accusation as false.

Darrow Review Board Associated Press Washington NRA Reosey Darrow Hugh Johnson Avine Ste. Cay Johnso

Chinese and Japanese Officials Trade Blame Over Missing Kuramoto

In FMEANGHAT June 12 both Chinese and Japanese authorities said no trace of Kuramoto has been found after his disappearance near Nanking. They stated each government bears responsibility for locating him and taking appropriate action.

Assocated Press Fmeanghat Kuramoto Neula Nanking Kurimoa

National Reemployment Office Helps 130 In Fannin County

National Reemployment Office reports 130 placements in Fannin County in two weeks ending June 9. Regular and temporary jobs span agriculture construction manufacturing and services with regional reach across North Texas.

Shinpaueh Fannin County Nease Acre Nationel Reem Basse Fannin North Texas Ine Coulles

Designation of Road from Highway 1 to the Park

A local proposal seeks a designation of a road from Highway 1 to the park with Maye. The text references a resident Hic and mentions Highway 34 and a possible river route. Officials consider the advisory notes and await further action to set the road status.

Tower Damaged by High Wind Affects Safety Deposit Boxes

High winds battered the big tower on the riverfront causing extensive damage to safety deposit boxes. All windows blew out and lights failed while workmen began repairs early this morning. No injuries reported though machinery and stock were affected.

R .Torrhe Boham Testile Wala Buine Withes

Aged Savgy Lady Dies Sunday Night

An elderly Savgy woman named Mrs MeSpadden, 84, died at home Sunday night in Sherman. The obituary notes her long marriage to Jasvnd MeSpadden and mentions their 37th wedding anniversary. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Methodist church. the notice references grandchildren and relatives.

Sherman MeSpadden Saye Jasvnd

First National Bank Seizure Reported in Local Area

Local banking notice reports a bank seizure affecting the National Bank branch. Authorities outline safe deposit access issues and remedial steps for customers amid ongoing proceedings and community impact.

Bonham Weather Toll: Worst Rain and Wind In Years

A severe storm struck Bonham at 1 o clock this morning bringing heavy rain and fierce winds. Lightning lit the sky and the city endured extensive damage to crops, barns, and homes with numerous shingles, uprooted trees, and wrecked fences.

Bonham

Mrs. Olivia Huffaker Dies in Denison

Mrs. Olivia Huffaker dies after lung illness in Denison. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM with interment at Airview Cemetery. She formerly lived in Crane and Alderson areas and is survived by a husband.

Olivia Huffaker Airview Cemek Winflake Ector Crane Alderson Eetor

Storm disrupts Bonham lights and power overnight

Bonham residents suffered power and light outages last night as a storm knocked down six or more utility poles near Ectorqua. Most services were restored around 10 o clock this morning, delaying the day’s printing and ordinary operations for the local paper.

Bonham Texas Power and Light Company Ectorqua

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