Bonham Plans Industrial Drive After Paris Deal
Bonham Chamber of Commerce signs a two year contract with Martsolf industrial engineers to recruit factories for Bonham. Community volunteers raise funds with a 1 000 dollar upfront payment and a 4 900 dollar later payment tied to locating a plant, aiming to create at least 20 000 a month in payroll and boost local commerce across real estate, utilities, hotels, and transportation.
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E. W. Martsoll
Bonham Chamber of Commerce
Dick Saunders
Morgan Spivy
A. G. McRae
Henry Holland
Ray Peeler
A. H. McDonald
Leonard Bailey
Deets Dorough
Luther Ware
A. B. Kennedy
Leslie
Martsolf
H. A. McDougal
Chamber of Commerce
Bonham
Martsoll Company
Italio Ethiopian Controversy Continues in Rome Talks
Premier Mussolini and Captain Eden discuss the Italio Ethiopian dispute and its impact on the League of Nations. Italian officials hope the topic stays off the agenda while British authorities expect its discussion to be inevitable amid talks on the Anglo American naval pact.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Anthony Eden
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Muscling
Eden
Bodies Found After MP Freight Train Crash
Two more bodies were found bringing to three the known dead from the Missouri Pacific freight train crash into a field near Ely. Seventeen freight cars piled up. eight injured. Four city firefighters were burned while fighting gasoline-tank fires.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Missouri Pacific
Ely
Garbage workers strike in New Orleans demands mayor’s resignation
Spokesmen for the city garbage collectors said they struck Friday over unpaid checks and demanded the resignation of Mayor Semmes Walmsley, stating that with his departure they would receive their full pay.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Commission Council
Semmes Walmsley
Margaret Waley Trial Set for 5th
The trial of Mrs. Margaret Waley on charges of kidnapping and conspiracy in the $200,000 abduction of 9 year old George Weyerhaeuser was set today by Judge Cushman in Federal court for July 5.
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Associated Tress Tacoma
Margaret Waley
George Weyerhaeuse
Cushman
Bank Robbery at Farmers State Bank in Kansas
Three men robbed the Farmers State Bank of $3000 in Demond Kansas and locked six people inside the vault before escaping, according to Associated Press.
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Kansas
Associated Press
Demond
Kas
Farmrtrs State Bank
Miter
Bring On the Rack The station of Central America
A garbled item from the Boston Evening Transcript mentions Central America and a station, with unclear references to a chick-sap chewing gum and eye imagery, lacking coherent context or verifiable facts.
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Central America
Boston Evenin Transcript
Bonham Furniture visit for guest room decor
Margaret chose maple Early American furniture and a stunning rug at Bonham Furniture Company. They laid out the pieces to review the display and assess options. She plans to review khades samples tonight with help from Sallie and Susie.
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Sallie
Bonham Furniture Company
Margaret
Baptists Demand Religious Liberty Across Nations
In Colorado Springs two famed Baptists Dr Geo W Truett of Dallas and Dr J P Rushbrooks of London stirred thousands at the Northern Baptist Convention with calls for unrestricted worship freedom worldwide. They cited government interference in the USSR Germany and Mexico in support of their stance.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Geo. W. Truett
Dallas
J. P. Rushbrooks
London
Northern Baptist Convention
Truett
Baptist World Alliance
Berlin
Soviet Union
Germany
Mexico
Bombing Is Of No Importance Says J Daniels
United States Embassy official says no arrests were made and possibly none will be in connection with the bomb blast on the embassy grounds. Ambassador Josephus Daniels calls the incident of no importance as dynamite was thrown from a speeding car, shattering windows and a wall.
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Associated Press
Mexico
United States
Josephus Daniels
Mussolini Turns Deaf Ear to Eden Talks
In Rome on June 24 Italian circles reported Premier Mussolini ignored Captain Anthony Eden's explanations of the Anglo-German naval accord. They predicted little would come from the Mussolini Eden conference aside from potential European accord. Italians said Mussolini refused to approve the unilateral pact without Italy and France being consulted in final talks.
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Associated Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Anthony Eden
Frely
Mussolini
Britain
Eden
Italy
France
Ford Williams and Iletta Ford Wed at Clark Memorial
On June 22 1935 at 5 p m at the Clark Memorial Methodist church parsonage Mr Ford Williams of Gober and Miss Iletta Ford of Winsom were married by Rev J M Webb They were joined by Mr and Mrs I K Turner of Bonhan and Miss Veneta Williams of Gober The couple plan to live in the Gober community and are described as promising young people and prosperous farmers wishing them happiness and prosperity
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Clark Memorial Methodist Church
Ford Williams
Gober
Iletta Ford
Winsom
J. M. Webb
I. K. Turner
Bonhan
Veneta Williams
Williams
Heat claims two in Boston as temperatures rise
A heat wave in Boston caused two deaths as the temperature neared 80 degrees at 1 30 p m. The heat wave struck a city already coping with high humidity and stifling conditions.
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Boston
Shift in Power Threatens Lobbyist Quarters
A Boston transcript warns that if Congress extends its power shift to the President, lobbyists may need new offices at the White House.
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Congress
White House
Boston
Psychologist notes poker players’ work adaptability
A psychologist suggests a skilled 100 poker player can handle diverse work tasks, though questions arise about why a top player would seek employment and how this applies to real jobs. The column previews psychology behind decision making and career choices.
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Washington Post
Cotton Market Opens July Quotation Ride at New York
New York quotations show July opened at 11.51 with the last call at 11.55, reflecting a narrow early range in the cotton market.
Fannin County appoints highway engineer to oversee roads
At a county commissioners meeting Fannin County adopted a resolution to hire a county highway engineer for several weeks. The man, formerly with Wilbarger County and federal work, will arrive soon in Bonham. He will assist the County Judge in applying for funds and oversee road and bridge rebuilding after heavy rains.
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Wilbarger County
Bonham
Play at Carson School House Thursday Night
The Baptist church women present a play titled The Bureau of Information at Carson School House next Thursday night June 27. Admission is free and the public is invited. a quilt will be given away during the event.
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Carson
Women of the Baptist Church
Bureau of Information
Youths Charged In Junk Dealer Wagon Theft
Two youths were tried in District Court after being charged with stealing a junk dealer's horse and wagon and driving through Newburyport streets in a reckless manner that endangered several children.
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Newburyport
Mass
May Have Max Barer Receives Emily Post Influence
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot hints that Max Barer’s preferred authors include Emily Post, suggesting etiquette guidance for seating guests in social or ring settings. The remark frames Post as a template for Barer’s social conduct and hosting style.
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Max Barer
Emily Post
Norfolk
Do Or Die At Stresa Conference Island
An Indianapolis Star summary notes the Stresa conference was held on an island and framed as a stark choice between two stark options, highlighting tension and urgency around the talks.
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Indianapolis Star
Baseball Heroine Highlighted in Local Game
A local newspaper notes the enduring appeal of baseball as the home team shows resolve and spirit on the field. The article emphasizes teamwork, community pride, and the game’s place in American culture.
Wise Reader Sees Propaganda Foisted as News
A keen observer notes propaganda masquerading as news content in print media. The item highlights how framing and selective facts shape public perception while disguising partisan aims.
New Orleans Mayor Blames Huey Long For Garbage Strike
In New Orleans on June 24 Mayor Walmsley accused Senator Huey Long of inspiring last Friday's garbage collectors strike to force his resignation and hand city control to Long supporters in their political feud.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Walmsley
Huey Long
Long Machine
4 H Club Reporter Meeting Saturday
The second 4 H Club reporter meeting was held Saturday from 10 to 12 with Mr Berti presiding. Nineteen reporters answered roll call and a demonstration on mounting clippings was given. Two trips to the A M short course were planned for three reporters and one to the 4 H cepourter.
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Berti, Hodee
Mahurin Club
Tom Stevens
Feéhube Club
Eperver
Black Widow Spider Reported At Favorite Office
Mr Earl Nunn of Lamasco brought to the Favorite office this morning a spider believed to be a Black Widow. The specimen, captured from R. C White’s farm near Lamasco, is kept in a bottle for viewing. Officials caution against handling as eggs may hatch and threaten offices. some local residents doubt the identification.
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Earl Nunn
Lamasco
R. C White
Auto Wreck Claims One Killed In Calvert Curve
HEARNE June 24. Leo Perrone was killed when the automobile he rode in overturned on a curve near Calvert. Louis Sample, who drove the car, was badly hurt.
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Associated Press
Hearne
Leo Perrone
Calvert
Louis Sample
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