Bonney Revival Week Climax At First Methodist
Mrs Bonney shares life story Sunday afternoon as revival nears close at First Methodist Church Rev Gerald Bonney leads hymns and preaches on standards of a Christian The couple present an old fashioned service tonight with sermons earlier touching on warnings and salvation Pictures of travels in the Holy Land shown by the Finneys conclude the church work
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French Sub May Never Be Found
Saigon naval authorities said the submarine Phenix, lost in the China Sea, may never be found. Seaplanes and ships resumed search at dawn but great depths and possible undersea obstructions hinder efforts and worsen optimism. No warning was received at the Saigon naval base.
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French Give Up Hope Of Finding Boat Or Crew
Paris June 1 The government Friday night abandoned all hope for the lives of officers and men entombed in the French submarine Phenix which sank 350 feet to the China Sea bottom off the east coast of Indo China during a dive. The 1379 ton submarine was among France's finest in the fleet and disappeared beneath the surface near 1130 pm Wednesday.
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House OKs FDR Relief Bill for 2 Billion
The House passed a 1.7356 billion dollar relief bill for the next fiscal year sending it to the Senate. It matches Roosevelt's WPA request but imposes Congress driven restrictions. Final vote 373 to 21 with a split among parties. Senate action expected Tuesday with hearings to follow.
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McKinney Farmer Dies From Gunshot Wound
McKinney June 17 W E Holder a 55 year old farmer living six miles east of town was found dead in his barn today. The coroner Justice Clyde Doyle ruled the death a self inflicted gunshot wound after a discharged shotgun was found beside the body. Holder had been a resident for several years.
Mendocino tribe dedicates nine ton suspension bridge
Across the Eel River at Nashmead the Mendocino tribe completed a 600 foot suspension bridge as an outlet from the reservation. The bridge rises 70 feet at the towers and 50 feet at the center above the river. It is a pack train bridge with a nine ton capacity and was accompanied by ceremony.
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Nashmead
Brickened cornice collapses on West Fourth Street building
A cornice on the building occupied by Lowrey and Swann on West Fourth Street shed bricks at noon. The falling debris caused a loud crash that scared nearby residents and offices as lights flickered, but no one was hurt.
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Volcano Blows Top of Mount Ventaninos on Aluka Peninsula
Mount Ventaninos on the Aluka peninsula erupted sending ash and rock toward the coast. Coast Guard Commander Jaeut HO FPF Cireja reported evacuation from Perryville Alaska, where 14 of 93 residents were advised to leave as a precautionary measure.
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Ford rails against speeches as production drives progress
In Shanghai and London reports brush with conflict unfold as British troops intervene around a Chinese police station amid Japanese tensions. Henry Ford speaks in New York urging action over rhetoric noting that progress comes from deeds, not laws.
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Virtually All Pending Measures Are Due To Die
Austin report notes many bills will die when the 46th Legislature adjourns next week. Tax bills face Senate refusal to report favorably, along with a barber price fixing bill and a state budget director office bill. Other proposed measures include limits on train lengths and blood tests before marriage licenses.
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Mediation Sought by Japan in Tientsin Row
Japanese newspapers from Tokyo report that Japan seeks U S or French mediation to peacefully settle the tension over foreign concessions in Tientsin. The move follows high level talks between U S officials and Chinese authorities in Beijing.
United States faces pressure over Japanese concessions dispute
June 17 report notes Japan's handling of foreign concessions at Tientsin and Kulangsu tests U.S. position. The piece suggests a need for parallel action with Britain to address the diplomatic tension and safeguard American citizens.
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Legislature Rests With Two Days Left In Session
legislative chambers adjourned for the week with final adjournment set for Wednesday. discussions on funding pension obligations and potential special sessions dominated proceedings as lawmakers weighed tax plans and Social Security liabilities.
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Women of Industry Meet Dr Doreth Robertson
Dorothea Robertson, a Texas chiropractor graduate, is highlighted for her dedication to helping the poor and her community impact. The piece notes her childhood ambitions, her education at the Texas Chiropractic College, and her ongoing efforts to balance professional success with humane service.
London Threatens Active Steps Stop Japanese Blockade
One of the first cotton blooms in Fan tlm county was brought to the Daily favorite office Friday by farmer two miles south of Bonham. Keahey, owner of a 70 acre farm, reports several blocks found in his cotton and expects a fair crop. He is described as a progressive Panin county farmer advancing with soil work.
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Britain and Japan Stand Firm as Far East Tensions Rise
Britain and Japan maintain firm positions amid clashes over influence in the Far East. Britain warns of immediate action to protect its interests as tensions with China and other powers escalate.
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China
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Far East
McKinney brothers charged with murder in local death
Two McKinney men, Melvin Johnson and Glen Johnson, were charged with murder in Collin County after the death of Deimar Hult, 20, found unconscious near Honey Creek. The case, filed by County Attorney Ruland Boyd, follows a noon discovery by OK Stevens, a local grocer and filling station owner.
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Glen Johnson
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Collin County
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Banes
Honey Creek
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Garner to Quit Capital Kor Ets Uvalde Raneh
Fragmented OCR text mentions a figure named Garner and references quitting, with scattered phrases about a president, charges, and locations including Uvalde. The readable content is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Aviator Dusting Cotton Die In Airplane Crash
A hazy account reports an aviator dies when an airplane crashes while dusting cotton. Survived by a child, experts investigate the strange case noted by observers and officials. A sensational note about a five year egg mystery appears in the margins.
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Parly Cotton Marketing Forecast as Northeast Texas Blooms
Reports from Grayson and Collin counties indicate cotton blooms are plentiful and the crop maturing rapidly across North Texas. Farmers anticipate earlier picking with good rainfall supporting corn and cotton yields, while local weddings and church events appear amid the community activity.
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