Cotton Checks Soon Mailed to Fannin Farmers
County Agent Vv. J. Young announces about 6000 cotton checks worth roughly 197000 dollars will be mailed this week. Farmers will receive notices and must visit the county agent’s office to pick up checks. Total rental payments for Fannin cotton contracts amount to about 385000 dollars, with 197000 dollars disbursed now and the rest later. Approximately 3800 contracts approved. 400 held for adjustments. Local merchants should promote the spending boost from this circulation.
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Vv. J. Young
Mr. Young
Fannin
Fannin County
Bonham , Shuld
Isell
16 CCC Boys Re tire From Service Saturday June 30
About 80 000 Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees will receive certificates of merit for six months service. 25 000 will be discharged June 30 1934 with good records. Camp names and locations across state parks and national parks are listed along with 46 enrollees from Bonham area to be discharged and replaced.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Arno B. Cammescer
National Park Service
Army
Cone
State Park Division
Conrad L. Wirth
Mr. Cammerer
CCU
New York
PWA
L. R. Gustavson
Westport
Conn
Fanning Hearon
Naine
Army of Youth and Peace
Bonham
Texas
Mr. Cammers
Robert Fechner
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Conservation Corps
Bowers
Hoot H
Eric
Okls
Flowers
Sam B
Oklahoma City
McDonald
A. J
O'Neal
Raymond
Bowman
Floyd
Hipoptr
Thurman
Rice
Bob
Rhodes
Carl
Wewoka
Okla
Trummel
Marvin
Enid
Abney
Henry
Wynnewood
Arnold
Randolph
Konawa
Bailey
Walliam E
Baker
Grant
Blair
Elwood
Elk City
Bounds
Troy
Hall
Jack
Ivanhoe
Harrison
John
Reydon
Herman
Merle
Hooten
Elbert
Cheyenne
Hubbs
DeKalb
Krout
Robert
Maddox
Bill
Lancaster
Robin
Mapes
Clifford
Maths
Leslie
Hazel
Oxla
May
Glen
Morris
William H
Paris
Parker
George
Pierce
Bryan
Pope
Dack
Okla Stone
Cecil
Crystal Springs
Taylor
Everett
Trimble
Guy Lee
Okua Vinyard
Earl
Choctaw
Weaver
Lee
Simmonds
Rilye
Bowlegs
Fannin County
L. C. Fuller
Bonham State Park
City Oiling Bonham Streets With Care Warnings
City crews lay oil on Bonham streets with up to two coats planned in coming days. Drivers warned to avoid slick spots as oil splashes can ruin clothes and shoes. Also notes Mrs McLean from Washington DC aboard liner Carintoia with her children, bearer of the Hope diamond.
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Bonham
New York
McLean
Washington, D.C
Lagland
Carintoia
Squirrel bite injures Dallas child in playful incident
In Dallas on June 26 Myrtle Ruth Lewellyn age 4 at 3931 Swason Street was bitten by her pet squirrel while playing. Deep teeth marks covered her leg thigh and wrist. she was treated at Emergency hospital. Congressmen may feel hopeful about unlimited debate on the hustings.
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Dallas
Myrtle Ruth Lewellyn
Swason Street
Myrtle Ruth
Weather Summary for Texas Regions Today
Temperature for 24 hours ending at 7 am shows a max of 98 and a min of 70. East Texas remains generally fair tonight and Thursday while West Texas stays generally fair with cloudiness in the Panhandle tonight and Thursday.
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East Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
Garner Calls Vice Presidency Merely the Spare Tire
The piece quotes Vice President Garner downplaying his role calling it delightful yet largely unimportant. It notes friends respect his humor and likenesses accompany a biographical sketch in American Magazine.
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Garner
United States
National Automobile
Cone
Inc
T Gever
Hig Ro
Michigan First in Golf Tourney Secures Team Title
In Cleveland on June 26 Michigan won the National intercollegiate golf team title with an aggregate 641. Wolverine captain Charav Kocsis led stroke play with 147, while Ed White of Texas had the par-equal 72 on Monday but slipped to 77 Tuesday. Other top finishers included Yale and Georgia Tech as rain soaked greens and favored scoring conditions shifted standings.
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Cleveland
Eastern School
University of Michgan
Pee Ty
Michigan
Charav Kocsis
Wolverine
Georgia ‘Tech
Notre Dame
Charle
Kure
Puestay An
Puestay An. Added A 73 To His 76 .1 Montayv
White
Texas
Ana
Res W. Ryeet
University of California Los Angeles
Charles Kusterer
John Paine
Texa
Wate
Rameeys Tisa T
Mother of U S President Chats With King Queen
An 80 year old American mother visits Buckingham Palace during a royal audience with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The scene unfolds amid a London summer, with the visitor described as poised and experienced despite her age and status.
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U. S
Britain Seeks Permanent War Debt Settlement
Cable from the British embassy in Washington notes London’s government emphasis on achieving a lasting war debt settlement with the United States. The message, dated July 27, expresses Britain’s desire for a permanent arrangement to manage wartime financial obligations.
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Britain
Bt Associated
London
Uae
WU St. A
Business Jealousy Blamed for Harbor Disaster
Authorities in Lorient France blame business jealousy among rival harbor boat captains for a disaster in which six people are known dead and two remain missing. The search for bodies continues as officials check workers and homes.
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Lorient
France
Praver Healing Decision Revered by Court Appeals
fragmented text describes a court appeal involving a murder case and a figure named Praver Healing. scattered names and locations appear, including references to Clayton, backwoods settings, and a child involved. details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Man Hunt in Paloduro Canyon and Steamer Collision
A chaotic series of reports describes a manhunt in Paloduro Canyon near Witrow, a steamer named Fry rite rammed from behind, causing the vessel to sink and dozens injured or feared dead. Passengers and crew details are unclear amid the fragmented OCR, with casualties feared and rescue efforts underway.
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Witrow
Womer
Fry Rite
Pecora to Lead New Securities Commission for One Year
President Roosevelt was advised that Ferdinand Pecora would serve for a year as chairman of the new Securities and Exchange Commission. The announcement comes as the Senate Banking Committee shapes the commission’s early agenda.
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Pecora
New Commission
Washington
Roosevelt
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Woua
Chaiman
New Securities and Exchange Commission
Beale child injured by mule near Denton home
In Denton, a two year old son of Mr and Mrs Beale was seriously injured when knocked by a mule at the family residence in the Lloyd community east of Denton. The child, described as wandering near the yard, suffered a severe forehead fracture and was rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
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Denton
Pau. Beale
Va Beale
Lloyd Community
Dent
Surgeons and AMA Split on Health Insurance Plan
In Cleveland an open conflict over health insurance unfolds as the American College of Surgeons backs a voluntary program while officials of the American Medical Association align against it, signaling a major rift in organized medicine.
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Cleveland
American College of Surgeons
American Medical Association
Oil Code Enforced If Possible By Associate Press
Reports from Washington note President Roosevelt and Administrator Ickes discuss enforcing an oil code amid hearings. The plan aims to curb crude supply disparities and align price controls as policy measures proceed.
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Washington
Dud
Byer
mMerans
Octin
Ickesaa
Neo Wiis
Corcrete
New York Banker Sentenced Four Years for False Entries
Harriman National Bank former president was convicted on multiple charges of making false bank records and misreporting entries. The federal court federal judge handed down a four year term with credit for time served and a period of supervised release to follow.
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New York Banker
Associated Press
New York
Harriman
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Federal Court Aireast Tuesasy
Aarriman
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