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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1933

Page

6

Fannin County Stands a Living Monument to Patriots

Oklahoma City reports details on Texas settlement and battles around Fannin County. Judge Cham Jones recalls Col. J W Fannin and Bonham, Alamo aid, Goliad surrender, and the 1836 Texan volunteers. The account frames Texas liberty and early pioneers.

Fannin County Texas Oklahoma City Cham Jones Duncan Okla William C. Jones Florence Ala Mexico J. W. Fannin Gonzales Sam Houston Lamar Delta Hopkins Meridan Hunt, Collin, Grayson, Cooke Denton, Wise, Montague, Clay, Jack, Young, Archer Wichita Willbarger Baylor Throckmorton Haskell Knox, Foard, Hardeman, Wheeler Collingsworth Childress General Travis The Alamo Travis Bonham General Houston Washington Houston San Antonio Sam Hous San Jacinto Fannin Judge Jones Texas Army Georgia Alabama Ward Breeze Brazos River Refugio Mission Goliad

All But Weather Is Ready for Inaugural

Washington prepares for the inaugural ceremonies as crowds near 200000 expected to witness Roosevelt and Garner replacing Hoover and Curtis at the head of officialdom. Decorations cover miles of streets and storefronts with Happy Days Are Here Again, and will be completed by Friday ahead of events.

Capitol Roosevelt Charles Evans Hughes Secret Service Miami John N. Garner Texas Senate White House Roosevelts House of Representatives Washington Garner Hoover Curtis

Compulsory thrift rule set in Chinese army

The Chinese army enforces compulsory thrift with 10 percent of pay saved. The saving amounts range from 28 cents a month for privates to 17.50 dollars for generals.

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