Primary sample ballot lists Democratic nominees July primary
A detailed sample ballot for the July 23 Democratic primary lists Governor hopefuls and a long slate of state and local offices. It names Ernest O. Thompson S. T. Brogdon Joseph King Clarence Farmer William McCraw Tom Hunter and many others, plus Lt Governor and Attorney General candidates, judges, commissioners, and county offices.
Hughes completes around world hop in record flight
Howard Hughes and companions landed at Floyd Bennett Field New York at 1 30 p m EST after a three day 19 hour 17 minute globe circumnavigation. They departed last Sunday at 6 20 p m EST from the same field. Hughes set a new world record surpassing Wiley Post by nearly 13 hours as 20 000 spectators cheered and CBC aired the arrival.
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Howard. Hughes
Texan
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Hughes
Wiley Post
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Dr. Ross R. May In Serious Condition
Dr. Ross R. May, after a nervous breakdown weeks ago, lies in serious condition at his parents home. At noon his prospects improved and recovery is possible. Brothers Lester May of Houston and Rev H G May of Wichita Falls, plus relatives, are at the bedside. He was a prominent Grayson County physician formerly with a Sherman clinic before returning to Whitewright.
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Ross R. May
May
Whitewright
Mattson Kidnaping Case Seen As Harmless Swindle
Spokane officials said a man who called himself Frank Olson and claimed abducting and slaying 10 year old Charles Mattson, was an inmate at a state insane hospital. Dr. M W Conway said Olson’s real name is Leaster Mead and he is harmless though prone to fantasies of being a major criminal. Police had previously called him a mental case with no part in the crime. Mattson was kidnapped December 27 1936 and his nude battered body found in a snowbank near Everett fifteen days later after the kidnapper failed to provide valid ransom directions.
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Tacoma
Wash
Mattson
Spokane
M. W. Conway
State
Frank Olson
Charles Mattson
William Cole
Washington
Ritzville
Cole
Everett
Dinner Honoring Senator Connally in Sherman
The Grayson County Bar Association will honor Senator Tom Connally with a 6 o clock dinner at the Grayson Hotel in Sherman before his 8 30 p m speech in Whitewright on Friday. Invitations request reservations by 2 p m Friday and note several Whitewright residents will attend.
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Grayson County Bar Association
Tom Connally
Grayson Hotel
Sherman
Whitewright
Senator Connally
Local Election Slate Listed by The Sun
The Sun prints candidate names for county and precinct offices including Sheriff Floyd Everheart John C Evridge J B Benton Davis P M Pleas Porter County Superintendent E A Ed Miller Sewell R McKinney County Treasurer Mrs Eula Hunter Morton Mrs Beulah Pitt Howdeshell County Chairman Earle Whiteacre County Commissioner Prec 2 Charley A Allen S B Vaughan Justice of the Peace Prec 3 Walter A Fain W H Horton Constable Prec 3 K B Simmons Mark Montgomery W J Jeff Gregory David Crosher Hassler Public Weigher Prec 3 Finis Alverson Walter W Compton Bennie Ben Ball Tom Brice Harold Doss
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John C. Evridge
J. B
Benton
Davis P. M
Pleas
Porter
E. A
Miller Sewell
R. McKinney
Eula Hunter Morton
Beulah
Pitt
Howdeshell
Earle Whiteacre
Charley A. Allen
S. B. Vaughan
Walter A. Fai
New Playground Is Convenient to This Area
Texans will view a practical demonstration of Roosevelt's land use ideas at the Northeast Texas Land Utilization Project dedication in Bonham Fannin County next Wednesday July 20. The two sites along the Red River and Bois d Arc Creek show how land can be better used to benefit East Texans providing a playground for recreation conserving water and supporting grazing wildlife and forest potential on 17 000 acres amid prior distress.
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Roosevelt
Texas
Bonham
Fannin County
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Red River
Bois d’Arc Creek
Honey Grove
Negro faces charges after auto accident in Sherman area
T. J. Garnett a Whitewright resident was arrested Tuesday on charges of assault with a motor vehicle after a collision on Highway 75 north of Sherman that also injured Mrs. Daugherty and daughter Nola 19. Garnett and Lester Connelly were in the other car that struck the Daugherty family vehicle. Patrolman George Busby says negligent driving will be prosecuted to curb accidents.
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T. J. Garnett
George Busby
Sherman
Whitewright
Garnett
Lester Connelly
J. T. Daugherty
Daugherty
Busby
Rayburn Honored at Denison Meet
Congressman Sam Rayburn was celebrated by over 5000 North Texas and Oklahoma attendees in Denison for backing a 54 million flood control and Red River dam project. A parade, dinner at Hotel Simpson, and a park rally preceded his speech promising early work and regional benefits from cheap power and rural electrification. Roosevelt’s message was read. Rayburn praised his leadership and federal recovery plans.
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Sam Rayburn
Denison
North Texas
Oklahoma
Red River
Rayburn
Whitewright
Simpson
Roosevelt
Clarence Scott
New Dealers Win Oklahoma Primary
Oklahoma City reports show President Roosevelt’s cross country tour boosting liberal candidates. Senator Elmer Thomas secured the Democratic nomination for re election while Alfalfa Bill Murray finished poorly amid intra party discord. Leon Phillips led in the governor race with W S Key close behind. Thom as defeated Representative Gomer Smith for the Fifth District seat.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Elmer Thomas
William H
Bill) Murray
Thomas
United States
Gomer Smith
Notice F F A Members Meeting Plans Summer Encampment
The Whitewright Chapter of Future Farmers of America will meet Monday night July 18 to formulate plans for the summer encampment at Lake Worth. All members are urged to be present. T. H. Cunningham, Adviser.
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Whitewright
Future Farmers of America
Lake Worth
T. H. Cunningham
Singing Convention at Ector Baptist Church Next Sunday
The County Line Singing Convention will be held at Ector Baptist Church next Sunday July 17 from 2 to 4 PM. The 3 to 4 PM program will be broadcast over Sherman radio station. W C Brown president says several well known quartets are expected to attend.
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Ector Baptist Church
W. C. Brown
Sherman
Nightwatchman Free On Bond In Leonard Shooting
Bonham Texas nightwatchman Sam Simmons is free on a $1,000 sheriff bond charged with assault to murder in sixth district court after a Saturday Leonard shooting. Hebe Stevens of Leonard is hospitalized in Allen Memorial with a gunshot wound to the leg and head bruises. his condition improving. Simmons said he shot Stevens after Stevens resisted arrest while being jailed. Simmons appeared in Bonham with Leonard mayor and an alderman. grand jury action set for July 25.
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Simmons
Bonham
Leonard
Absentee Voting Deadline Set for July 19
Voters away on July 23 may cast absentee ballots at the county clerk's office in Sherman or request by mail for ballot to be executed before a notary public O L Jones precinct chairman notes little interest so far and cannot gauge overall voter turnout.
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Sherman
O. L. Jones
Whitewright Boys At Fort Sill Learn About Soldiering
Whitewright youths join 1 062 Oklahoma and North Texas cadets at Citizens Military Training Camp Fort Sill Oklahoma. The first week ended with taps nightly drills and letter writing home. Grayson County boys named include Lloyd Badgett James Clabhorn Preston Henderson William Janway James Phillips Herman Riddle Wandell Riddle Lloyd Roddy Jefferson Simmons Calhoun Vestal John Wiser and Jack Wallace plus Fred Taylor of Denison.
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Fort Sill
Okla
Citizens Military
Oklahoma
North Texas
Sonny
K. P
Army
Texas
Grayson County
Lloyd J. Badgett
James H. Clabhorn
Preston J. Henderson
William I. Janway
James
Funeral for Mrs. Tom Sloan Held at Pilot Grove Church
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Helen Mae Burris Sloan at 4 p m at Pilot Grove Baptist Church conducted by Rev C Chumbley and Rev J A Henderson with interment in Bethel Cemetery. Pallbearers included Virgil Clark Edwin Badgett Marl Ryan Clovis Childress Edward Pritchett and Robert Collins. Mrs Sloan died Tuesday morning in a Sherman hospital after being taken there Sunday. Twin daughters born prematurely Saturday are in the hospital and expected to live. She was born December 3 1913 the daughter of J B Burris and wife of Tom Sloan, with survivors including her parents two sisters Mrs Bert Allen and Mrs Marion Benson of Denison two brothers Homer and Ray Burris of Whitewright and the twins. The article notes the Russian language spoken by about 110 million in the U S S R and 4 million in other countries.
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Tom Sloan
Pilot Grove Baptist Church
C. Chumbley
Howe
J. A. Henderson
Pilot Grove
Bethel Cemetery
Glen Earnheart
Virgil Clark
Edwin Badgett
Marl Ryan
Clovis Childress
Edward Pritchett
Robert Collins
Helen Mae Burris Sloan
J. B. Burris
Whitewright
Whitewright High School
Bert Allen
Marion Benson
Denison
Homer Burris
Ray Burris
Denison Night at Picnic Draws Local, State Speakers
Denison residents flock to the American Legion picnic for a five day run with Katy band concerts tonight. Friday features Hon. Tom Connally and other officials, with speeches by L. A. Woods, Karl Crowley, and Pierce Brooks on Saturday. A huge fireworks display and carnival rides entertain crowds each night as candidates address attendees.
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Denison
American Legion
Dennlson
Katy
Sherman
Sherman Citieszens
Connally
Tom Connally
United States
Texas
L. A. Woods
Pierce Brooks
Whitewright
J. P. Darwin
Darwin
Carnival Company
Cotton acreage drop signals success of control plan
Washington reports a 7.567 million acre decline in cotton cultivation, with July 1 planted area at 26.904 million versus 34.471 million a year earlier. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration cites weather and price factors, estimates 10 to 11.75 million bales possible, and notes most of about 2.5 million planters would avoid penalties under the marketing quota. Co-op payments of 2.4 cents per pound offered on normal production.
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D. C
AAA
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Agriculture Department
Crop Board
South
I. W. Duggan
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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