14 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1937
Page
1
A Bonham Daily Favorite column reflects on public notices, a change of address, and a tribute to W. J. Morrow. It cites a Senate subcommittee report on a Wagner anti lynching bill, arguing nuanced distinctions in classifying mob violence and the legal outcome.
A Marshall article defends M. & Martin secretary of the Chamber of Commerce for opposing costly Federal housing plans for Negro tenants in Harrison county. It argues the project would waste funds, calling Martin a patriot and contrasting with others who favor government spending.
A reflection on how Hollywood fame eclipses achievements in education and religion in news coverage. The piece praises Paris News for honoring educator mortally in Lamar and Fannin counties, critiques readers prioritizing entertainment, and notes shifts from public generosity to consumer demand. It cites Martin Dies pushing deportation laws, media consolidation, and calls for diverse opinion amid chain-owned papers.
Paris honors WHHam J Morrow for thirty years of service as principal of James Graham elementary. He shaped practical education, served quietly and effectively, and remained committed to schools, church, and community, leaving a lasting moral legacy. The piece contrasts progress with social harmony and calls for work with fair pay as social betterment.
A Bonham News column argues critics misjudge the Legislature. It notes 500 measures passed across counties and defends the body from claims of inaction while cautioning about unaddressed matters and broader legislative patterns.
A collage of tongue in cheek headlines and quotes reflecting Texas papers. Mentions Dallas News Snap Shots and Fort Worth Star Telegram with musings on democracy taxes and social issues. Ends with a quip about giving and receiving attributed to Claude Callan in Star Telegram.
A man once believed guilty of embezzlement due to an extended absence has been proved innocent or cleared, with details unclear and the inquiry continuing as authorities assess the situation.
A short devotional note cites Farrar's idea that no man enters eternity as it is already present and echoes Colossians 3 16 urging the word of Christ to dwell richly in believers with psalms hymns and spiritual songs sung in grace.
Poem urges aiding the poor and distressed and hints at moral duty. It contrasts philanthropy with human misery and cites humorous quips about tax and European debt, attributed to various papers.
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