Reorganization Plan for NRA Fully Charted
President Roosevelt outlined a complete NRA reorganization to be completed by September as part of intensified recovery efforts. A five man board could direct five industry sectors while reports on relief needs and modernization loans proceed. Bankers signaled cooperation to spur loans for industry and housing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Recovery Administration
Henry T. Rainey
Carrollton
Ill
Hyde Park
N. Y
NRA
Donald R. Richberg
Executive Council
Industrial Emergency Committee
American Bankers’ Association
White House
Texas Supreme Court Postpones Vacations Near Primary
Texas Supreme Court members defer vacations until after the primary election as election law questions often arise at the last minute for determination.
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Texas Supreme Court
Mother pleads to police after Chicago baby’s death
In a South Side frame house a grieving mother writes an open letter to Chicago police pleading for the person who fired the shot to be found. Her 2 year old son Bobby Pitts Jr. lay dead from a bullet wound as the family recalls the horror from Sunday night.
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Chicago
South Side
Robert
Robert Pitts
Bobby Pitts Jr
Pitts
Cattle Purchases to Continue in Texas Relief Plan
C. Z. Crain head of the Texas Relief Commission said Washington has advised emergency cattle purchases will continue as long as needed. Farmers can sell cattle they wish to cull, with about 2 million head expected to be bought in Texas. purchases to date total 600,000.
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Austin
C. Z. Crain
Surplus Commodities
Texas Relief Commission
Washington
Crain
Texas
Skull found in burned Cedar Long school furnace
A charred and fractured skull, likely of a boy aged 12 to 14, was found in the furnace room of the abandoned Cedar Long school in Dallas. Theodore Williams, helping raze the building, discovered it while police investigated whether a homicide occurred. The skull showed signs of an attempt to burn it after blows.
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Dallas
Cedar Long
Theodore Williams
Auto Accident Victim Leon Wells Buried in Bonham
The body of Leon Wells, 47, arrived from Houston after a Sunday auto crash. Funeral services were held at a Bonham cemetery where his parents, pioneer residents Mr. and Mrs. FE Wells, are buried. Wells, born and raised in Bonham, worked for the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway. His widow, a Dallas sister Mrs Don Ryburn, and cousin Ben Johnson survive.
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Bonham
Leon Wells
Houston
FE. P. Wells
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway
Don Ryburn
Dallas
Ben Johnson
Fall From Tree Fatal for Fannin County Boy
Bonham reports J. C. Thomas aged 12 died Monday after falling from a tree suffering two broken arms one compound fracture. Left arm amputated with hope of saving his life. Funeral and burial held Wednesday at 9 a.m. Parents survive.
Cold Wave Sweeps Nation Amid Heat Drouth Remnants
Frost was reported in scattered sections of Venango County Pennsylvania as 9 am readings reached 44 degrees. A cold wave spread across the Midwest and beyond, with temperatures 50 to 60 degrees typical and 45 to 50 degrees common, extending into Colorado, Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Franklin
Venango County
Chicago
Ill
Midwest
Colorado
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fannin County Receives First Corn-Hog Checks
Bonham leader L. K. Hargrove announces that Fannin County has received the first corn-hog payments in the county and is the fourth in the state to get checks. The county holds 561 contracts totaling 90000 dollars, averaging 161.48 dollars per contract.
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Bonham
L. K. Hargrove
Fannin County
Fannin Couny
61 Per Cent Rise In 1933 Farm Returns
An average cash balance of 415 dollars after expenses was reported by 6 855 farm owners in 1933, up 61 percent from 1932. Total receipts averaged 1 222 dollars, with inventory gains and lower outlays helping many farms despite broader declines in prior years.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary Candidates
The Sun publishes advance notices listing candidates set to run in the Democratic primary. The announcements are subject to the July primary action and indicate political advertising arrangements.
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The
Sun
Local Elections Names Listed for Key Races
Representative Place 1 features J. H. Jim Waggoner. Sheriff race lists Frank Reece. Public Weigher names Tom Brice. Harold Doss also appears in the slate.
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Tom Brice
Harold Doss
Want Ads: 100-lb capacity Leon ard refrigerator for sale
Mrs. 8S. H. Montgomery offers a porcelain lined 100-pound capacity refrigerator for sale. Harold Doss, candidate for Public Weigher, warns voters no campaign cards will be passed out at polling places Saturday to avoid annoyance.
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Leonard
H. Montgomery
Harold Doss
Man learns responsibility by sleepless night with infant
A married man discovers the full burden of fatherhood after pacing the floor for hours with a fussy infant, realizing the demanding care involved.
Duel Between Spider and Snake Ends in Baltimore
A tiny black spider and a garter snake fought for four days in a Baltimore basement until the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals intervened. A representative decapitated the snake named Egbert, ending the display of cruelty. The spider then fled the scene and was not seen near noon Tuesday.
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Baltimore
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Egbert
Farmer With Faith In Future Of Corn Makes Nice Profit
Papillion Nebraska S W Gramlich 78 year old pioneer farmer stored bumper corn yields from 1931 32 33 on a 320 acre farm. About 18000 bushels are under Government seal with 45 cents a bushel advance. With corn above 70 cents in Omaha he may sell to repay loans or hold for more gain.
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Papillion
Neb
S. W. Gramlich
Gramlich
Omaha
Labor codes labeled as industry written for industry
George W. Wilson of St. Paul told the Minnesota Federation of Labor convention in International Falls that the codes governing most labor are industrial, drafted by employers and for industry, not labor codes. Secretary Lawson echoed that view.
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International Falls
Minn
George W. Wilson
St. Paul
Minnesota Federation of Labor
Lawson
Four Year Old Faithful Girl Reunited With Father
Four year old Joan Peterson wandered from her father Rudolph at Grand Central Station and rode an express train before dozing on a station bench. Police located the child as the anxious father awaited news, and she calmly declared that Daddy would come, which he did. A separate tip explains cleaning coral beads with borax solution.
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New York
Joan Peterson
Grand Central
Rudolph Peterson
Joan
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Howard McFarland
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Florence
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Rockers
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J. H
Jim) Waggoner
Frank Reece
J. B
Benton) Davis
J. L. Truett
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager, Mgr
Sherman
Snake
Spider
Daddy
Nicholson’s
W. T. Nicholson
Oxfords
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