29 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
1
The editorial argues that the right to work does not justify suppressing speech and questions whether Ohio should retain Davey in power. It cites thousands of mill workers and suggests the public may see the speaker’s rights as equal to labor demands.
The essay defends the Favorite’s stance on upholding law, condemns lawlessness by both rich and poor, and argues against CIO control over labor. It cites past clashes like Homestead and Haymarket to frame the paper as a friend of the honest worker and critic of autocratic power.
Ohio Governor Davey confronts organized labor and CIO opposition after he used the National Guard to enforce a state court order protecting workers who returned to steel plants closed by strikers. The CIO seeks a federal injunction claiming violations of free speech and assembly.
The piece surveys editors clipping content from various publications to form influential collections. It cites Democratic tariff politics, calls to centralize government power, and Secretary Perkins on subpoena tactics. It notes a Minneapolis bank employee awaiting a pension and mocks slow banker collections.
A collage of quotes and snippets from Texas papers reflects opinions on politics, education, and daily life. The clippings reference Claude Callan, Fort Worth Star Telegram, Clarksville Times, and Delbert Clok, highlighting debates on party loyalty and national direction.
A fragment from a literary column notes careless handling of character eyes in prose. It mentions a scene of gaze inviting a man, a sudden glance at a letter, and a brief moment between Marjory and another character with rugged social terms.
A historical notice reports multiple sets of twins in Putnam County, including births in 1928 1929 1932 and 1935 linked to the Fifield family of East Thompson. The article notes existing siblings and ongoing family work, with references to local readers and subscription details.
Dr James Gilke voices thoughts on merit and opportunity for youth at a graduation oration in Corsicana Sum, noting that true achievement lies not in money or fame but in serving tradition, developing inner power, and contributing to the future.
A collage of quotes and references spans political squabbles over unemployment figures, New Yorker observations on Republicans, Woolmaking notes, and casual social jests about schedules and domestic life. The scatter shows media voices and readers oscillating between criticism and everyday worries.
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