600000 Bales Government Loan Staple Released
The U S Senate ratified a treaty with Great Britain to exchange 600000 bales of cotton for British rubber. The Commodity Credit Corporation was authorized to release cotton to fulfill the barter, enabling the swap to proceed. A separate incident in Berkeley reports Prof Emer A Leslie of Boston injuring his shoulder while searching for a friend's home, with A B Hatler present in the crowd.
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Jobless Benefit Rules Explained To Texas Workers
Texas Jobless benefit rules clarified by Orville Carpenter Texas director of the unemployment program. Emphasizes benefits are paid by employers not workers and eligibility requires prior earnings and ability to work. Employers provide guidance pamphlets and workers must report part time earnings accurately to avoid penalties.
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French Say Are Planning Coup Next Saturday
Paris reports say Premier Fernand Daladier warned parliament of an imminent German coup to seize Danzig. High Berlin circles admit German fortifications, while Paris and London assess a possible showdown between Germany and Poland over the free city.
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Agriculture Bill Carries Huge Fund Pay Farm Benefits
The 11944 million agriculture appropriation clears Congress after conferees’ compromise. The bill totals 1194, top lines exceed Roosevelt’s request, including parity payments and surplus disposal. A West Coast weather bureau cut and Florida Everglades erosion funds were rejected.
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Rotary Members Honor Wives At Lake Fannin Lodge
Bonham Rotary club honors wives at a special meeting called Rotaryann Night at Lake Fannin Lodge tonight at 7. Dinner will be served at the lodge, and attendees and their lady guests are urged to be present by seven.
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Fort Worth urged to join Bonham in cleanup drive
Chamber of Commerce urges Bonham to launch a city beautification program. The piece notes Fort Worth’s lead in beautifying approaches to attract vacationers and calls for Bonham to follow suit in cleaning up its surroundings. The public notice mentions local civic action.
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Three Fannin Boys Earn Lone Star Degrees
Report notes three Lanham county youths from Fannin awarded Lone Star degrees at a meeting led by J C Tate. Degrees conferred for agricultural and farming leadership. recipients include McClure of Hunnelle, Raymond Birdwell Cultage, Berlow, Clark of Nunnelee, and G. Ottses Pande. Ceremony tied to state college honors and possible national service.
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Wisconsin Killer I Shot By Posse After 13 Day Hunt
Fugitive Ray Oleon alias June 37 hunger driven pursuit ends as posse shoots Wisconsin killer of two deputy sheriffs after a 13 day manhunt. He was unloved and gaunt from hunger when killed.
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Japanese Threats Tie Up Warships If They Remain
Reported Japanese naval authorities warned that any British warships remaining at Tientsin and Foochow would be blockaded or mined. They said they would not guarantee safety for ships that stayed in the river channels, pressuring British managers to move all vessels promptly.
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Conservation checks total 59 1097190 to date reported
Local office reports conservation checks totaling 59 1097190 to date amid ongoing year end accounting. The report notes checks issued for farm and agricultural programs and mentions disbursements across the county as part of a state government effort. The message reflects departmental updates from the Agriculture Conservation Committee and related offices.
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First Kansas City Manager Indicted by Jury
A city manager who resigned amid a credit crisis is indicted by a grand jury. The case ties to Pendergast era contracts and alleged misuse of funds. Details reference embezzlement and collapse of a financing scheme with substantial losses.
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Distorted OCR Notes Oddities From A Hospital Incident
A garbled report describes a peculiar incident where individuals were rushed to a hospital after mishandled candy carrying a coating of sea paint. The text preserves fragments of a local tale with unclear dates and names due to OCR errors.
Millions Swear Oath to Secure Baltic Sea Access
In GDYNIA Poland on June 29 millions of Poles gathered in towns and cities pledging that the united Polish people will never be cut off from the Baltic Sea. President Moscicki warned that the corridor to the sea is essential, likening it to the sun and the air as the nation's reach.
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Fish committee leader named at Kayderose Club
Ballston Spa New York report identifies J rest Carp as chairman of the fish committee for the Kayderose Fish and Game Club.
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Liberal tax break prompts widespread delinquent tax payments
A liberal city order to remit interest on delinquent taxes spurs taxpayers to pay past due amounts. Citizens rush to settle, boosting city and school revenue amid state funding cuts that could reduce school funds by up to twenty percent. The Board of Education urges all who can to pay now to ensure anticipated revenue for schools.
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Norway Royalty Visit Capitol Meet Leaders
Norway's King Olav and Crown Princess Martha visited the capital to meet U S leaders. They met members of Congress and heard neutrality debates in the House, were escorted by Senator Henrik Shipstead, and were introduced to Vice President Garner and Speaker Bankhead.
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Joe Louis Stops Tony Galento in Fourth Round
Joe Louis secures a decisive victory over Tony Galento in four rounds at Yankee Stadium. Galento’s aggressive pace fades after a third round knockdown as Louis unleashes a brutal fourth, forcing referee Arthur Donovan to halt the fight.
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