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16 Nov 1935
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Bonham Daily Favorite in Bonham, Texas
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1935
Page
1
Editorial Page Exchange and Leisure Reform Thought
The Favorite plans to publish editorials from other editors to expose readers to diverse views and foster broader understanding. The piece discusses leisure, recreation, and the need for balanced education, urging a program that teaches recreational skills for all ages while warning against wartime psychoses and propaganda. It cites the Corsicana Sun.
War week emerges in Texas roundup
A compilation from Texas newspapers notes the 30 hour week debate in the Indianapolis News style and quotes a psychologist on thinking. It also references witty opinions from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and the Dallas News about reform and overuse of oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Fort Worth
Borah Tariff Talk Sparks Global Market Debate
The Greenville Banner argues Senator Borah’s call for a total export-impeding tariff ignores the U.S. as an export nation. It notes Texas cotton, government surpluses, and Roosevelt’s farm program show the need for international exchange rather than tariff walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Borah
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Texas
Idaho
Roosevelt
Greenville
North Lee Street
South Lee Street
Philippines to be new republic with Quezon as president
The United States welcomes the launch of the Philippine Republic with Manuel Quezon named first president. The note emphasizes America’s long stay as ally and duty to aid independence while urging the Philippines to stand alone within ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Garner
Philippine Republic
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Parakast
Spain
New Republic
Star-Telegram
League of Nations sanctions may curb Italy’s Ethiopia assault
The piece argues that League actions and embargoes aim to force Italy to honor its pledge against war and restore global peace. It notes broad international support, the potential to reshape views on the League, and cites Viscount Cecil’s call to remove war as a solution, while acknowledging lingering pessimism among some observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Viscount Cecill
England
War Psychosis: War Madness Seen as Mental Disease
A global cohort of psychiatrists at The Hague labels the war spirit a mental illness they term war psychosis. They argue mass hypnosis from statesmen speeches induces collective aggression, turning peaceful nations into exhausted, irrational combatants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meebling
The
Hague
Books as Waste Paper and Sacred Reminders
A terse aphorism contrasts using wisdom from thought with valuing books as waste paper. It includes a Bible quotation about presciots in the sight of the Lord at the death of his saints from Psalms 16 15.
Despair and Courage Persist in the Face of Defeat
The text urges endurance and pluck over surrender, praising those who continue to fight despite repeated blows. It contrasts doubt and quitting with steadfast will, noting that success comes to those who rise each morning ready to attack and persevere.
Bout ends with dressing room clash over uniforms
A reported backstage confrontation erupted after a game or event when one party demanded a rival wear a different uniform. The incident occurred in the dressing room, with tempers flaring as officials intervene to restore order and clarify uniform policy.
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