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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
3
The article notes the Fannin H. D. Club Women setting a state record in dress making after extensive effort. It cites Associated Press coverage from Buenos Aires dated June 26.
Danny Gutilla four year old son of Dr and Mrs Anthony Gutilla of Bellefontaine Ohio keeps his father and mother abreast of current news by reading to them from the daily newspapers though he is two years from starting school.
President Roosevelt will speak to the country by radio at 9 30 p m Eastern Standard Time. The address comes after his return to Washington from a trip to New York where he outlined plans on corporate regulation and other issues.
Abilene June 2 reports focus on four desperadoes linked to a car theft near Bradshaw in Runnels County. Authorities say Hooded men were seen driving away after a late night break in, with H G Ashby and Andrew Nelson named in investigation. The incident occurred around 1 00 am as residents reported hearing a disturbance.
A bombing wrecked a secretariat office in southern Syria injuring several people. Officials reported the blast caused extensive damage to the government building and surrounding area, with emergency crews responding to the scene and transporting the injured.
An obscure report describes an armed group carrying out a snatch at Cafe Vian. The account notes witnesses and law enforcement attention amid unclear details.
Fragmented list of presiding judges and polling precincts appears from a historical notice. Includes names such as Chas Cox Bootswin Woodbie and El Kirk, plus references to Precinct No. Twe and Highways. Also mentions a later auto crash in Corsicana and a tale of three kittens born under medical care.
A revival service is underway at Edhube Baptist Church led by Rev C P Pap Oawlaas with evening gatherings continuing. The event emphasizes obedience and faith as attendees participate in prayer and sermons through the night.
County Relief Board met last night to discuss aid distributions and funding needs. Officials reviewed allocations and urged swift action to support relief programs across the county.
Mrs Dora Rusei barne and the Home Demonstration Club women showcased over 500 garments at the county Achievement Day in High School Auditorium. Miss Barnes judged the event awarding prizes for best cotter dresses and other sewn items made under the guidance of Hootadge Home Demonstration Agent.
Oklahoma authorities question eight men and a woman as they probe a mysterious hill count. Local officials report victims badly harmed and bodies found, with unclear ties to Canadian connections and a puzzling case unfolding in Alester.
J P Rice of Dallas and Earl Arnold of Greenville visited to announce Senator Connallys campaign kickoff at Greenville next Saturday at 8 oclock on the courthouse square. Connally will formally open his reelection bid with strong turnout expected from supporters statewide. Rice said reports from Dallas and other cities are encouraging for Connallys candidacy.
Gordon Cristian, chief petroleum engineer of the railroad commission, urged reducing East Texas field allowable by about 100 000 barrels daily to curb waste. Commissioner Thompson supported lowering below federal levels to leave room for growth and noted field pressure was receding. Griffin said an allowable around 400 000 barrels daily would aid conservation.
Tyler June 26 The charges against Dr E F Jarrell in connection with the sale of state jobs were dismissed according to The Daily Favorite. The article notes the investigation outcome and cites AP reporting.
Mrs Hannay C Morris 91 widow of former Houston mayor pat Morris died in Waco yesterday She was believed the oldest native Houstonian and daughter of Judge Benjamin P Buecker who came to Texas in 1834.
Ed White of Texas tops the first round of the national intercollegiate golf championship at Cleveland Country Club. White shot 72 at the 6,701-yard course to lead a field of 118, with a two-stroke edge over a group including Notre Dame’s Johnny Bank and Yale’s William Ward. The event features 86 holes of stroke play and the top 32 advance to match play beginning Wednesday. a large pack remains within striking distance, with many under 80.
Temperature rises to a 24 hour high of 96 degrees with light to moderate winds. Expect mostly cloudy to clear skies across Texas and the Panhandle tonight with variable cloud cover and a general warm pattern continuing into Wednesday.
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