Knox Chosen as Running Mate to Governor Landon
The Republican convention nominated Frank Knox of New York for vice president beside Governor Landon. Senator Arthur Vandenberg urged delegates to drop his name. Harry Nice and Walter Eg declined bids and backed the ticket. A caucus previously gave 90 New York votes for Knox.
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Rice A Pierce Veteran Leader Dies in Union City
Rice A Pierce former commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans died in Union City Tennessee today. He served 16 years in the national House of Representatives from the old Ninth Tennessee district.
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Borah Signals Cautious Stance on Landon Support
Senator Borah told reporters in Cleveland that he would not say how he would vote for Landon for president. He stressed he is clear on Landon’s message to the convention and spoke on proposing a $60 monthly pension for citizens over 60, noting the figure fits current economic conditions.
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Crippled Child Halts Presidential Parade at Houston
A crippled child, Carol Croft, became the only person able to stop President Ronsey during a Houston parade. The quick moment drew cheers as the crowd watched the president greet Carol and wave to other spectators along the route. The pageant featured James Croft of Pales unt and a golden-colored car, with parade riders maneuvered for the presidential line. The event concluded with the president signaling and continuing the march.
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Prediction of Park That Landon Cannot Carry
A garbled report from Dallas June 12 cites Governor Gus Park of Missouri and Governor Landon as a Republican candidate. The text is unclear but implies a prediction about political prospects in the Middle West.
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Honey Grove Fishermen Catch Two Large Bass
Two Honey Grove anglers, Sam Lane and H C McConnell, reeled in two large bass near Paris during a morning fishing trip. The largest bass, initially thought to weigh as much as 12 pounds, was believed to shrink with time. the catch was entered in a monthly contest at a local sporting goods store, with Lane and Morgan among the party.
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Rayburn to Introduce Roosevelt in Denison Transit Stop
Congressman Sam Rayburn plans to introduce President Roosevelt in Denison on Saturday as the Texas Centenary events proceed. The President will ride the Texas Special train from Fort Worth and be greeted by Mayor Scott and a large crowd awaiting remarks at the rail line near Main Street.
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Chain store fight heard at Dallas Texas injunction case
Former Gov Dan Moody secured testimony from an expert witness on buying discounts and chain versus single store purchasing. The case questions a Texas new chain store tax as discriminatory and seeks a permanent injunction to restrain collection while noting multi unit organizations may receive larger volume discounts but some large single stores also buy in high volume.
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Boys Whipped in Williams Court In Federal Building
In Muskogee on June 10, a group of 81 youths confessed after a courtroom hearing before Judge Robert I Williams. They had been whipped by their fathers in the federal building Tuesday, with Carl Nichles 17 from Cole and six Black youths from Boley among those present. The judge indicated probation might be possible if the fathers’ spankings were clearly the act, noting he had no authority to order the whippings.
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Boley
Cotton Market Quotations Open Few Yield July
New York quotations show July cotton opened at 11.70 and at noon stood at 1.69. The closing price was not available.
Borah Questions Republican Platform Proposals
Senator Borah of Idaho appeared incredulous in Cleveland when told Gov Alt M Lardon of 3 supported a gold standard and a constitutional amendment. The plan included regulation of wages and hours, which Borah doubted as part of the GOP platform.
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Texas Republicans back Landon endorsement this week
Texas delegates praised the Kansan support and the caucus endorsement as a landslide victory for Landon. R E Greagey sat on the London strategy board from the start amid questions on how the twenty five Texas votes would be cast. R E Spooner suffered a serious injury at the Highway Department rock pit near Honey Grove when dynamite caused an arm fracture. he was treated by Dr Cappleman in Bonham.
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London Strategy Board
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AID AIDS CRIPPLED CHILDREN IN AUSTIN
June 11 report shows the state has aided more than 1100 crippled children under the Social Security program from last September to June 1.
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Roosevelt at Denison Texas Centennial Celebration
Half a million cheers greet President Roosevelt in Denison Texas as part of a centennial celebration. The event includes a parade, civic leaders, and a train-side address with Governor Ross S. Rayburn coordinating a midday ceremony and Band of Denison performing as guards and city officials recess offices for the afternoon.
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Roosevelts Welcome by 70000 in Dallas Centennial Day
Thousands cheered as President and Mrs. Roosevelt rode through Dallas to mark Texas Centennial events. A large crowd gathered in the grounds as the president began his address amid guarded noting and celebratory displays.
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War Sparks Air Ban Over Dallas During Roosevelt Visit
Text reports a government order prohibiting aircraft from flying over Dallas during President Franklin D. Roosevelt's stay. Officials cite disruption of the president's broadcast as the reason for the no-fly zone near the exposition and field.
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Roosevelt calls for democracy in opportunity at Dallas rally
President Roosevelt denounces monopolistic control and labor ownership concerns during remarks at Cervon Bowl in Centennial Stadium. He urges a federal role in economic care, warns against war, and promotes a good neighbor policy across borders to banish war in the hemisphere.
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Stei ner Delivers keynote at Republican convention
Senator Frederick Steiner faced a demanding keynote duty at the Republican national convention in Cleveland and managed a characteristic smile for photos in his hotel room.
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Cleveland
Information On Old Age Pensions In Texas
Texas will receive $1,181,250 in federal pension money. About 64 000 eligible aged Texans may get up to $30 monthly from the state plus $16 from federal Social Security, though payments depend on need. Average payment around $20, with some receiving $30 or $90 per month based on rule adherence and need.
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Preacher Breaks Both Wrists in Fall From Platform
The Rev Joe Copeland, stage manager at a church retreat in Red River County, sustained fractures in both wrists after a fall from a diving platform during a youth retreat. He was treated at a medical clinic and returned home to Detroit.
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Ladonia Man Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Ladonia
Ladonia honors T Scott Bronce long a key figure in Fannin county as he turns eighty with a family dinner and public reception. Bronce, in his third term as city commissioner, toured California Kentucky and Tennessee last summer and Mrs Bronce marked their fifty second wedding anniversary in February.
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Fannin County
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California
Kentucky
Tennessee
Edgewood Teen Leaps To Death From Water Tower
Edgewood Texas June 3 Miss Hal Ne Gates 19 a high school girl climbed a city water tower Tuesday afternoon and leaped to her death from ninety feet. Onlookers arrived as she began her climb but could not reach her before she jumped. She struck the ground and rebounded twice. She is survived by her mother, father, two brothers and two sisters.
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Leche Convenes Louisiana Legislature in Cotton Bowl
Governor Rich Leche convened the Louisiana Legislature during the Cotton Bowl event. The session considered a congratulatory message to Texas citizens and celebrated the centennial of the state's existence.
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Texas
James Lyton Maples Dies at 56 Beaumont Journalist
James Lyton Maples, veteran journalist and president of the Beaumont Enterprise, died suddenly at age 56 from a heart attack. He served the Beaumont Journal for nearly a decade and was known for his steady reporting and editorial work.
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Prominent Officials To Visit Submarginal Land Projects
Prominent officials from Washington Dallas and Oklahoma will visit submarginal land projects Monday the 22nd. Malcolm Campbell will lead a tour from Banham at 9 o clock inspecting Site 1 north of Honey Grove and a second lake area near Country. Henry Grove and Ben Chambers of Commerce will assist. Congressman Sam Rayburn Gov Alfred Texas and Gov Marland of Oklahoma were invited. The trip is an official inspection of North Texas projects and aims to gauge the experiment's progress.
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Weather forecast for Texas panhandle and coast
Weather summary notes a 24 hour period ending 8 mm away with unsettled conditions. Max and min temperatures near 65. Oxal text indicates cloudy conditions in Texas with possible Saturday showers on the west coast and generally fair weather elsewhere. Expect rainfall in the Panhandle and wind from the north.
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