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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
7
RG UP reports pupils demand engaging classroom movies. Pennsylvania College Atch A Mercey, noted as United States researcher and River editor, says films like The River may boost education. He advocates Pan-Americs film programs to augment textbooks and broaden learning across regions.
A collage of local idle chatter and observations from Oakland north of Bonham and Tranhes y Albany Oklahoma, mentioning visited relatives, rainy crops, curtain advertising, and motorists. The Cleveland Automobile Club showcases a “jerk recorder” device to measure startup and stop jerks, highlighting driving safety and AAA safety context.
Commissioner Maurice Smith, famed for helping capture Harry Tracy, urges universal fingerprinting for the 1940 census to aid identification of unknown bodies. He argues prints, obtained with the census, would deter crime and provide records available to authorities, countering objections of cost and privacy concerns.
Andrew N. Johnson of Minneapolis is named Danish vice consul and has been knighted by the Danish government and decorated for his service. He was born in Wisconsin and did extensive legal work for the Danish consular service before his appointment.
Bonham participants include Rev Hal Wilbanks of the Presbyterian church and Gleeter. About 90 attendees, mostly youths aged 15 to 25, gathered June 13 to 15 under Grasson Fa nin county Men's club and Pai Presbytery, with Wilbanks as a dean and camp leader.
Classified ad notes plums for jelly and preserving at Newtons Grocery with price unspecified and requires a phone call for details.
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