28 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1938
Page
1
An impartial observer notes vast differences between Adolf Hitler in Berlin and Prime Minister Chamberlain in London. Hitler uses boastful, combative rhetoric while Chamberlain delivers a sober warning of Britain’s preparation for war and a plea for peace amid growing European crisis.
Texas cotton farmers voice dissatisfaction with acreage reduction and government controls. They press for a shift to a domestic allotment system that guarantees a price for cotton consumed in the United States while letting farmers grow as much as they like and avoid penalties.
A long reply from Adolf Hitler to President Roosevelt urges Czechoslovakia to cede the Sudeten area and other German minority regions or face force. The piece mocks Czechoslovak blame, reflects on Europe’s war fears, and contrasts peace rhetoric with ill will. It quotes gas masks in Europe and mentions readers who defend outspoken thinking.
The Dallas city hall denial of a communist meeting sparks national debate. Newspapers condemn the move as a free speech assault while noting communists can appear on ballots like other parties under U S and Texas law.
A brief religious reflection quotes Psalm 19 160 about the enduring nature of righteousness. The excerpt emphasizes faithful conviction and steadfast words from the beginning in a solemn devotional tone.
The author argues selling surplus cotton abroad at world prices could regain foreign markets and provide price support for locally consumed cotton to ensure producers a living. It may prove better than the current plan, and a change by the next congress is anticipated.
A devotional plea asks for good digestion a healthy body and sound sense to correct faults. It seeks a mind free from dullness and worry a cheerful outlook and the grace to share happiness with others.
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