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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
3
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Dorothy Bruce 25 shot herself over a love loss in Houston. Rain drenches San Angelo. Durant youth loses a foot in a train incident. Judge Armstrong spends 1700 on gubernatorial radio broadcasts. Federal agents arrest six in Waco for Communist speeches. A lightning death strikes 11 year old Margaret Dill in Del City. Avery prepares an auditorium and gymnasium. work begins July. Rev Hymann Appelman preaches to 2000 in Ennis with 30 responses. Ollie Bradshaw 49 kills wife then himself. three children survive. Dr Charles Gorden Heyd notes surplus graduates may work as taxi drivers or night watchmen. Sons of local candidates give speeches in Midland. Central Christian Church in Texarkana dedicated. Dr Watts delivers sermon. Eugenia Sinderas dies by suicide in Chicago. Texas Railway Commission reports 25.08 percent revenue drop and 34.0 percent expense cut in first four months of 1932. Dallas News notes Charles Guiteau's approaching hanging.
Bradford Nunnelee defeated Paul Arledge Jr 9-7 3-6 7-5 to win the final bracket at the Golf Club Monday afternoon. Nunnelee used a strong cannonball serve and net volleys while Arledge relied on fast service and steady baseline play. The match featured comebacks as Nunnelee rallied from 2-4 in the third set to force a 4-4 tie and secure the win. The outer semi final between Dick Saunders and Dr Ted Biggers is slated for Tuesday on the Golf Club court.
A note from Congressman Sam Rayburn says he will visit Bonham next Sunday to give speeches across the district in support of his re election bid. The exact dates and venues will be announced later and public invitation is extended to hear him.
Roosevelt leaders dropped all proposals to change the two-thirds nominating rule after James A. Farley announced support for keeping it. Chairman Kremer ordered a new committee meeting to seek a report acceptable to the minority after six ballots failed to nominate. Daniel Cohalen of New York called the move a complete surrender.
At the Democratic national convention in Chicago on June 28, debates on permanent chairman pitted Walsh of Montana allied with Rooseveltites against Shouse of Kansas City. Delegates argued over the two thirds rule while talks of compromise candidates Richie of Maryland and Newton Baker circulated amid shifting loyalties and state delegations.Texas and California pledged 90 votes for Garner as Rayburn dismissed trading talks.
S V Evans of Honey Grove attended district court in Bonham and secured a Fish Liar's License at the Favorite office. He also bought several extra copies for friends in Honey Grove.
The 1882 Garfield assassination case centers on Charles Guiteau who shot President Garfield in a railroad waiting room. The trial stretched for months as Garfield endured weeks of lingering illness before his death.
Col. Lindbergh testified on the second day that John Hughes Curtis claimed he had information the kidnapping was arranged by a Lindbergh household member who he believed to be a girl. He described Curtis saying two Newark men staged the kidnapping and that the baby was chloroformed and removed from the house through the pantry door.
The Irish senate today voted to abolish the oath of allegiance to the English crown but added an amendment to nullify the Free State government’s purpose. The minister telegraphed Connolly that the government would not accept the measure in its present form but allowed bail for action.
Kentucky senator Alben W. Barkley, delivering the Democratic national convention keynote, calls for Congress to repeal the eighteenth amendment and submit it to states. He criticizes Hoover policy, vows to reduce tariff barriers, aid farmers, cut unnecessary offices, reform stock markets, and says the Democratic caucus produced the constructive measures. The speaker predicts the convention’s nominee will be inaugurated next March.
Assistant Attorney Morris K. Womack and Investigator Robert C. Scott of the district attorney’s office were injured when their car struck a highway culvert and tire failure caused a crash near Hempstead. Both were taken to Houston for treatment.
Temperature for 24 hours ending at 7 a m shows a max of 87 and a min of 69. East Texas expects partly cloudy skies with unsettled conditions and afternoon or nighttime thunder showers in the north central and northwest. West Texas will be partly cloudy tonight with probable showers in the Panhandle.
American corporations will pay about 300 million dollars in dividends on July 1, adding to investment money in circulation. Bondholders will receive roughly 500 million in interest. July 1 is the summer settlement day second only to January 1 for total corporate disbursements.
A Hunt and Fannin county delegation will plead before the State Highway Commission in Austin on Thursday or Friday to designate a north south highway through Fannin from the Hunt county line to the Red River. Judge Warren leads the delegation. a Dallas meeting with Cone Johnson is planned Wednesday.
UT regents adopt resolutions to dismiss students who join secret political groups or publish anonymous material following the campus weekly The Spark claimed to be published by the UT chapter of the National Student League. The action cites intent to inoculate disrespect for government and create discord, harming the university.
The convention at Chicago seated the Louisiana Long delegation by 640 to 523. Senator Long addressed the gathering amid strong enthusiasm. Western states largely backed the Louisiana delegation in a divided vote on the seating.
Chicago June 27 The Democratic platform committee approves an unemployment relief plank urging loans to states and public works. Prohibition talks delay a final report as the committee prepares a farm aid declaration and weighs repealing the Eighteenth Amendment with Volstead Act modification.
The Church of Christ gospel meetings will end Wednesday night with a closing service on the topic The Tabernacle. Mr Biggerstaff displays a miniature tabernacle modeled after the Israelite design. The public is invited to attend and see the display and hear the lesson at 8 pm.
Violent rains last night washed out the railroad bridge and track and the highway in the Sweetwater area. Traffic is tied up in every direction. An unconfirmed estimate placed the precipitation at approximately eleven inches.
J I Boon announces all arrangements for the 4 H Club Encampment at the Fair Grounds. Encampment starts Friday at 10 oclock with over 100 boys and girls and parents expected. Committees assigned duties and preparations complete for the annual event.
The Camp Fire group in Bonham plans a summer program expansion by reorganizing sponsorship. A Board of Sponsors will recruit twelve to forty members to support Camp Fire activities, aligning with the national outline from New York City.
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