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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1936

Page

5

Ann Haskell's Windfall Moves to City Life and Plans

In a legal revelation, Ann Haskell learns she is heir to nearly two million dollars from John Haskel's trust. She and Nance Jordan confront city life, while son John Herbert adjusts to new fortunes and ambitions. Ann plans quietly how to manage the inheritance for Herb, keeping it secret for now.

Ann Edward Haskel Greenville Kentucky Cowley County Illinois Grace Henry Haskel Price County Missouri Henry Heallus Allus Henry Tuck Kansas Barry County Oklahoma John Arbert Haskell John Herbert Clear Creek John Herbert Air Edward Ann Haskel Nance Jordan Hyear Nance Nance Jordan Mandy Jordan John Herbert Haskell Helmsburg Pennsylvania John Haskel John Foreign Missionary Board the Methodist Church Mr. Levering Ridge Highway Ann Haskell Hit Ani Jeff Amin Jedge Shannon Ed Haskel Wisse Herb Wilderness Station Ozarks Union Station Gawd-a-mighty Hyear

French Seek New Pacts To Secure Peace

Paris reports Premier Leon Blum's government aims to hasten negotiations on three regional mutual assistance pacts to shield Europe from war. Western Europe would be covered by a Locarno based treaty while Danube and Mediterranean states would join separate pacts. Paris also notes heavy troop reinforcements ordered to the German frontier, with over 30 000 soldiers to move to the north and east borders and a new division forming.

Paris Leon Blum Europe Danube Mediterranean Ministry of War Edouard Daladier National Defense

Missionary Held as Bandits Seek 1.5 Million Dollars

Reports from Shanghai say Chinese bandits holding American Catholic missionary Rev. Joseph Burns since February 5 have demanded 5,000,000 Chinese dollars about 1.5 million dollars for his release. The abductors also demand artillery and supplies per a letter in the missionary's handwriting.

Shanghai Joseph Burns

Butler’s Mother Dies in Eastland Death Sends Body for Burial

The body of Mrs. Thomas S. Butler widow of the late Pennsylvania congressman and mother of General Smedley D. Butler died at Sam Butler’s home in Eastland. She would have turned 81 on July 3 and was sent to Westchester, Pennsylvania for burial as relatives await General Butler’s arrival.

Local Happenings From Bryan Tuesday Newsbriefs

Mrs. Wellington Brink and two children arrive in Bryan for summer visit with her mother Mrs. J B Sanders. Luther Bolton announces birth of a son at Wilkerson Memorial Clinic. Major A O Gorder recuperating in San Antonio. family travels to visit. Dorothy Gunter after appendicitis at Wilkerson Memorial Clinic returns home. Ernest Cross and family welcome a daughter at Wilkerson Memorial Clinic. Dixon M Kirkwood of Nacogdoches visits Bryan before leaving for Longview. New sample engraved cards offered by Eagle Printing Co.

Wellington Brink Barbara Clark Washington, D. C Bryan J. B. Sanders East 27Th Street Selena Sanders Henry Wheeless Johnny Payne Houston A. O. Gorder Bob Dick Gorder San Antonio Major Gorder Dorothy Gunter Wilkerson Memorial Clinic P. G. Gunter J. K. Laneley Reagan Ernest Cross Franklin Dixon M. Kirkwood Nacogdoches A. & M. College Kirkwood Longview

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