Cotton Farmers Begin Getting Checks Today
Scores of farmers gathered at the office of W. J. Young County Agent at the courthouse to receive cotton checks. About 600 checks totaling around $197,000 will be issued with a new policy requiring farmers to present a card at designated times and places including Honey Grove Ivanhoe Sfvoy Leonard and Bonham with post July 5 deliveries in Bonham.
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W. J. Young
Honey Grove
Ivanhoe
Sfvoy
Leonard
Bonham
Borham
Connally Opens Campaign in Greenville Texas
United States Senator Tom Connally will launch his re election bid with a northeast Texas rally in Greenville on Saturday night June 30 at 8 o clock. Campaign manager J P Rice announced the event after Connallys Marlin homecoming and short rest. The Greenville speech on the Cowlhouse lawn is sponsored by the Hunt County Tom Connally Club with Marvin Love as chairman and Judee Lee Clark to introduce.
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Dallas
United States
Tom Connally
Senate
Texas
Greenvile
J P. Rice
Marlin
Greenville
Cowlhouse
Hunt County
Marvin Love
Greenvilles
Sento. Connally
Judee Lee Clark
American Theatre To Host Picture Party For 4-H Youth
H S Cole manager of the American Theatre announces a picture party for 4-H Boys and Girls of Fannin county to be held Friday afternoon. The event accompanies a two day encampment at the fair grounds starting Friday morning and is among several features for the youths.
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H. S. Cole
The
American Theatre
Fannin County
Fair Grounds
Free Canning School On June Thirtieth
A free canning school will be conducted by Mrs. Lilian McKinney a Ball Brothers representative at the Chamber of Commerce in Bonham on June 30 at 2 pm. Free prizes will be given. Demonstrations show home canning methods using all glass containers and steam pressure cookers to preserve fruits vegetables and meats.
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Lilian McKinney
Ball Brothers Company
Ball
Chamber of Commerce
Bonham
Canning School
Cotton Market Opens Mixed While Roosevelt Program Reviews
The New York Quantstinns report July opened at 12.52 and closed around 12.35 to 12.36 as market activity showed fluctuations. The piece notes a defense of the Roosevelt program's constitutionality in parallel coverage.
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New York
The Model Reopens In New Building After Fire
The Model with Brad W Nunnelee as proprietor has moved to a newly improved building on the north side of the square, in the Blake's Cleaners former site. The shop now features refinished interiors, new equipment, and furnishings, offering a modern line for men and boys. A cleaning and pressing service operates in connection.
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Brad W Nunnelee
Blake’s Cleaners
Nunnelee
Movie Producers Promise to Make Better Pictures
New York June 28 A crusade by Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders targets indecent films. Mae West It Ain t No Sin and Delores Del Rio Madame Du Barry face license refusals and refilming. Warner Brothers moves to revise Madame Du Barry while Paramount recalls It Ain t No Sin for renaming. State censorship board withholds licenses but names of films shown only upon application.
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Delores de Rio
Dui Barry
Wercame
Militam
N Pictures
Mae West
Miss del Rio
Mcensing
New York State
Paramount Productions
Incc
Hollywood
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
New York State Board of Censors
I. Na
Leforest
Postal messenger robbed of mail sacks
Two men robbed George Harrison, a postal messenger in Osawatomie Kansas, of four sacks of mail. One sack reportedly contained 21000 dollars for the Missouri Pacific railroad shops payroll.
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Associated Press
Osawatomie
Kan
George Harrison
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Marie Dressler Critical Yet Not Out of Danger
Marie Dressler, 60, celebrated actress, faced a major illness crisis in Santa Barbara. Doctors at her bedside reported she had temporarily passed the death threat but remained seriously ill with an uncertain outcome. She is at a cottage on C. K. Billings estate and has shown some rallying signs.
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Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Calif
Marie Dressler
Cal
Marile Dressler
de Clarsd
F. R. Nuzum
C. K. Billings
Chicago Utilities
Grand Jury to Probe Divorce Case in Texas
San Antonio reports a grand jury will investigate a divorce controversy involving Mrs. Winetka Long Welburn Rev William D Welburn Jr and Mrs J Long mother of the complainants The mother testified that Welburn married her daughter but he denies it.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Winetka Long Welburn
William D. Welburn, Jr
J. ¥. Long
Plainers
Tree Planting Trebles in National Forests
Tree planting in national forests nearly trebled last year as forest service crews civilian conservation corps and the NRA planted trees over 69 215 acres planting programs boosted reforestation efforts across the system and supported watershed and soil conservation goals.
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Washington
National Forests
United States
Forest Service
Civilian Conservation Corn
NRA
Rev C P Owen Visits Bonham After Seven Years
Rev C P Owen and wife with four sons from Sulphur Springs spent a day in Bonham as guests of Mr and Mrs W F Keeton. Former First Presbyterian pastor, he left seven years ago for the Rio Grande Valley due to ill health. He appears well nourished and socialized with old Bonham friends before departing home last night.
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C. P. Owen
C. P. Jr
Jan
Joe
Jim
W F. Keeton
Bonham
Rio Grande Valley
Htaye
Belhop recollects 48 years of service in Asheville
A Belhop recalls 48 years at the Battery Park hotel in Asheville North Carolina where he met notable figures including Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Wilson while on duty.
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Asheville
N. C
Battery Park Hotel
Charley Sisney
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Bug Battle Upset Costs Kansas Wheat and Oats Crops
Kansas State College experts blame a cool spring for the pest outbreak harming wheat and oats. Unseasonable weather kept ladybugs from feeding on green bugs, leading to widespread crop damage across Manhattan and surrounding areas.
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Manhattan
Kans
Kansas State Collect
Books of the Prehistoric Maya Empire Described
The article notes Maya hieroglyphic books from Central America, painted in colors on parchment crafted from century plant leaves, illustrating a writing and material culture of the ancient empire.
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Central America
Lexington plans use on 105 acre Civil War camping ground
Lexington Kentucky moves to establish a use plan for a 105 acre tract once used as Union soldiers camping ground during the Civil War. The project seeks preservation and potential public access while acknowledging historic military use.
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Lexington
Texas teachers win partial easing of degree rule
A Texas education committee modified teacher qualification rules, granting extensions for long‑serving staff and allowing some without new degrees to remain. New hires must hold degrees, while in‑service teachers with at least fifteen years’ teaching may continue under revised progress requirements.
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Elemetary
J.W. O'Banion
State Department of Education
Preser
Idemr
American Confectionery Opens Beside American Theatre
An announcement notes the July 30 opening of the American Confectionery in the American Theatre building. Proprietor Os Bogges plans to offer magazines, candies, ice cream, soda, gum, cigarettes, and soft drinks with low prices. A grand opening feature and location details are promised.
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O S Boggess
Saturdai
Beows
Jiace
Aviators Take Off for Warsaw Poland
An Allied air crew including Joseph Adamew and others departed Harbor G3ract Ne Four for Warsaw Poland. The dawn takeoff followed a trans Atlantic route with weather noted as mean and unsettled.
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Warsaw
Poland
Joseph Adamew
Cerf Kidnapper Denied New Trial in Corsican Case
The court denied a request for a new trial for Cerf, the Corsican suspect in a high profile kidnapping. Judge Yim as issued the ruling while sentencing details were outlined, and the associated report notes a $55,000 bond or related financial figure. The proceedings took place in Austin with details supplied by Associated Press.
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Associated
Austin
Jane
Cure Caldane
Ceron
Wanker
Fort Worth Man Robbed of Over $3000 at Hotel Lobby
Fort Worth police report two gunmen robbed a man of more than $3000 in the lobby of the Metropolitan Hotel. The incident occurred early today as the victim, identified as C. L. Weeley, was approached by the assailants who fled with the cash. Investigations are ongoing.
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Fort Worth
Might Lerk
C. L. Weeley
Metro 40
Regular Band Concert Tonight at Brida Park Square
Municipal Band presents evening concert on west side of the square featuring Special numbers led by Miss Alto Decker of W H Pepper and a quartet including Kenneth Croft, Bren, and Oro. Local audience invited for a featured program this evening.
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Brida Ferng
Borthien Municipal Band
Alto Decker
De'taemerce
W H. Pepper
Bois Hucaiman
Kenneth Croft
Bren
Oro
Weather Notes For West Texas Tonight And Saturday
Forecast covers 24 hour period ending 7 am today. West Texas expected generally fair weather with partly cloudy conditions in the northern and extreme western areas tonight and Saturday. Temperature highs and lows noted with minimal variation.
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Texas
West
Dynamite Used First Time Today In Light Co Strike
Milwaukee dispatch reports a dynamite blast at Vernon center southwest of Milwaukee used in the Milevke electric railway strike. One death, six hospital cases and 22 arrests mark the toll of last night rioting at the Lakeside plant.
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Light Co
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Vernon Center
Milweukee
Milevike
Hamilton Dam Allotment Announced Today
An allotment of 4,500,000 dollars to complete the Hamilton dam and reservoir on the Colorado river 90 miles above Austin was announced by Public Works Administrator Irving. The funds will support a program on the Colorado River, with the Colorado River Company of San Antonio to act as agency until Texas legislature grants authority to take over.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hamilton
Colorado River
Austin
Te Public Works Adinistrator
Irke
Colorado River Company of
San Antonio
Texas
Nubie
Ice Cream Testival at Free Kindergarten Grounds Tonight
Friends of St lee Kindergarten urged to attend an ice cream festival on the lawn starting at 7 30 this evening. The event promises cake and treats served by volunteers as a community gathering on the kindergarten grounds.
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St Lee
Henry Cotton Wins British Golf Championship Today
Henry Cotton captures the British Championship in Sandwich today, finishing with strong rounds. The Associated Press reports a dominant performance with low scores and a clear victory margin over the field.
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Henry Cotton
Associated Press Sandwich
Henry Cottol
Ealhd Wee
Ger Cavazern
Terrorists Continue Bombing Across Austria
Bombs burst across Austria with no sign of abatement. In Graz a stone bridge was wrecked by dynamite while rail lines near Lieben dorf Hirtenberg and Neuberg Muerzuschlag were torn up. Explosions damaged a highway bridge near Seeboden and two water reservoirs in the Tyrol.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Graz
Liebendorf
Hirtenberg
Neuberg
Muerzuschlag
Seeboden
Tyrol
United States Advances Airplane Power Amid Global Race
The United States moves toward matching rival power in aviation with a new contract. The Gier Motor Company received an 81 bomb neoppenes project valued around $1.7 million. The award supports increased engine production for military aircraft and marks a shift toward heightened airpower capacity.
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Associated Pres
Washington
United States
Gier Metor Company
Oosten
Wiieh
Aeronautical Cgorrarscy
Airmiane Engnes
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