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WEATHER
DENISON AND VICINITY
Partly cloudy and fair today and
Sunday
THE DENISON PRESS
A FAST GROWING
PAPER
35c Per Month
MEMBER OF THE UNITED PRESS
DENISON, TEXAS SATURDAY, AUG. 27, 1938
WEEKLY FOUNDED 1930-DAILY 1934
VOL. 5—NO. 46
European Events Take Grave Turn For Worse
Texas Tests Gubernatorial Choices ot O’Daniel at Polls Today
FOLLOWS COURSE
OF ROOSEVELT,
GOVERNOR SAYS
Fjxpect Clay to Arrive
Here Within Ten Days
DALLAS, Texas., Aug. 27 (UP)
The policy of a governor naming
a preferential list of political
candidates—comparable to a pres-
ident’s indication of his prefer-
red group—was tested today in
the Texas runoff primary.
W. Lee O’Daniel, the flour
salesman who was swept toward
the governorship with an over-
whelming majority of democratic
DENISON
62-50-35
YEARS AGO
By DULCE MURRAY
Capt. Lucius D. Clay, recently
named to head the opening work!
Jon Red River’s projected $54,000,-j
— 000 clam near Denison, will arrive
A here within the next ten day:- . J
Capt, Lester V. Rhodes said late j
j Friday when contacted by the
| Press as he passed through the
city. |
| Capt. Rhodes said Capt. Clay,]
I one of the best known army en-1
• gineers in the nation, would nr-1
a' rive here with a full staff of men
about September 1, to establish!
EX-CON CLAIMS
HE’S CRUCIFIED
I
Charges
Roosevelt
As Briber
BRITAIN EASED
INTO ACCEPTING
ACTION COURSE
August 27, 1876
John Petty, a resident of Deni- offlce3- Probably '» th" "1(l e"*"*!
-n w i,,n„ eering location at the Citizens N:i-1
New Teachers
Are Named By
School Board
! RENO, Nev., Aug. 27 (UP) —
1 Edward Collins, 27, an ex-convict
| told police today that he had been
men—‘Swede”
Republican Representative
Claims President Is Using j ~
Federal Funds as Bribe to: w"
The American Population I
GOP Backed
1933 Moves
Everyday
DENISON
By
LOUIS ANDERSON
e
votes in the first primary, named son, who left this city last June ®*r'n* 'oca*'on
six candidates for state offices on a collecting tour for W. C. Da- Lona! bank binding. I apt ay q_ Swindell Replaced as
which he wants to serve with him vis, has disappeared and no duo bas bccn. bUf’J a!l ' , ' ‘ , ’ Band Director; To Give
for the next six years. O’Daniel, to him has been found. Mr. Pet- 1 "T'l Ful1 Time to His Teaching
by reason of his majority, was ty was last seen at the farm of
not a candidate today. j Mr. Pierce, near Delaware
In announcing his selections, in Cook county.
O’Daniel said he was following ter place about the 13th of July,
the same general course pursued enroute for Caddo, C. N., since
.1,1_____ I_____I '■“I"”
stationed i
kansas the past few days choosing
a number of picked men to assist |
. him in his work here, for which]
<n(’ the federal government recently
I allocated $100,000
crucified by two
an “Dago.”
Earl Dabney, a motorist, heard]
screams to one side of a road
outside Reno last night. He call-
ed police who found a naked man
nailed to a cross w'hich had been
left lying flat on the ground. The
Students enrolling in the Deni- man was Collins.
son high school for the first time The nails w'ere pulled out with
q,mv men n ,
who have never attended local pliers and Collins taken to a hos-
m'5, 1 .,C|(c (V, • /schools before, have been asked to pital. There he was said to
by President Roosevelt in his cam- v/hich time he has neither been * ‘lm ' '' " |.< : meet at the high school Saturday, weak from loss of blood and shock
paign to defeat members of con- sen nor heard of. From the eir- '1 ‘10 ",,u 1 1 Vidicau'd he Sept. bringing their cards and but it was believed he would re
gross who had opposed his new eumstances surrounding the case , ‘ I" '' credits so their standing might cover.
, , . . j , . , , had “hopes of retaining to youi
deal program. it is supposed that he was drown-;.. . * „ , ,,, r (iv be
‘If you attempt to spank me ed in Red River or that he was ,ln.‘ ]',]i formally opens Sept. 7.
Claims GOP Needs To Stand (
Up and “Save Country;’’:
Not First Time, He States
@
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(Editor- Note: Events in Eu-
rope took a grave turn for the
wor.-e today. In the following dis-
patch, Webb Miller, star United
Press war correspondent, who has
covered every big European event
since 1917, gives an estimate of
th' ntuation as it Is at the mo
Rumor has it the school board ment-)
may double deck the press box By WEBB MILLER
a* .Munson field this year. The (Copyright United Press, 11*38)
|extra deck will be to house the LONDON, Aug. 27 (UP)—An
WASHINGTON, In,]., Aug. 27 loud ination of events
(UP)—Rep. James W. Wad wortl Tht loud g tremoi in European can-
opening the 1938 Republican con-|w*H be insta.led before the open- Rais today,
gressional campaign, charged to-,]*1? home game here, they tell us.I
day that President Roosevelt had!
The British cabinet was more
disquieted than it had been fur a
“bribed" the American people A card from M W. W; :i.■ r. month for the fo.lowing reasons:
1 Instructions by the Sudeten
G " in minority party in Czech-
l.vai:ia to its followers to exer-
c»' the "right of self defense”
against alleged aggres. ion by the
straightened out before school
visited Denison and looked over.
Collins told this story
He was leaving a Baptist evan
for giving my endorsement to oth- murdered by highwavmen in the 'IM J'1 . ' "’.'j].., (jj,|! E. E. Rogers, high school prin- gelical meeting last night. He met
er candidates, then you are de- Indian Territory. Mr. Petty has! Pn'M ,,(] ",111 t ^ ' ’ . , m cipai, indicated Spanish will be two men who had served time with
feating my program,’ O'Daniel been in the employ of Mr. Davis , ot " 11 '“'l. ?*. |,rl.,lllso [u, taught as an 8th grade subject the him in the San Quentin, Cal., pen-
said in a radio address last night, for a long time and was much es- S!"’ ai’al 1 '.'.'n ' ' i. coming year, the first time in his- itentiary, known to him only a.-i
“There were no personalities in-teemed and trusted by his em-"1'1. *,t''v*Dlu-'Vroas vet jtol'y, and wol'ld history will be
volved when 1 made my selec- ploycr. He is well known in this f|Uairitu 11 *m>- ‘ ., added to replace modern and an-
tions. After 10 days of invest!- city and Sherman and his loss1 The number of men to^ work ^ hjs(ory
gntion I was certain that the men deeply regretted. J1™01 hou'ah it was not] Students wishing to make up
whom I chose were the men who Tom Wright has been appoint- 11 1'] ! Y *' ]ur_p ns that ex*la wo,‘b> will be given examin-
would work with me to give Tex- ed Deputy U. S. Marshal for the e*Ppc c'( Y., ations September 7 and 8, Mr.
as the things that I promised.” Choctaw Nation. Indian Territory. du™* Rog,, said.
O’Daniel said he found in the Mr. Wright has iong served the I ---
appointments of Jesus Christ pre- government in this capacitv andia? >‘al-
cedent for his action. no doubt he will piove an efficient -----:•-
“I merely used the plan adop- officer in the new position. I
ted by the Savior of men in his Mr. Zimmerman arrived from,WILLIAM B. CHENEY ,,,,,,, .. .....
selection of his board of directors, the south Monday. He will leave| SUCCUMBS HERE FRIDAY et and one instructor, on leave, yard. There Collins was ordered
or the apostles,” O'Dnniel said. Sunday for Dayton, Ohio, where ___ | resigned. Superintendent B Me- to steal two pieces of lumber. He
he will build his first refrigera-j Wiljigm B Cheney, 71, died aUDaniel said. 'did so and the men drove him to
tor car and load it wi*h butter for j & ,ot.a, hosp;ial Friday after a two
Galveston. lie is confident I month’s illness. _......„.......... ...... ......
has by far the best refrigerator Rpy Ben p Hearn, will con- uatc of NTSTC, Denton, was cl-1 Collins was forced to nail one
car ever Invented. dUct the services at the First ected to the 4th grade at Houa- piece of lumber across the other,
August 27, 188 Christian church at 4:30 p. m.’ton. She has been teaching the making a cross. I isto,- "e‘°
The circus lots in East Denison, gun(jay_ Short-Murray will direct past seven years at Hagerman. pointed at him. He "as ot
where the Lemon brothers shows ^ in’tJ,rnlcnt wfll bu at Fairvicwj Miss Betty Morgan, Denison and strip, and obeyed. Then, he was
have been undergoing a general , tBav’.or U. graduate, who received commanded to lie on the cross
"just like
. . vi »• i nnnnv uxs t ■ i r t ■ in lili i • ■ • , 111 -1 .tin utrcicL' Hum i.uiumuiu kino —
on is business manager of the cn
lossal aggregation known as the ^ m(jveu i(> . ..................J............ JHH.........
C*r (where he received his education.,the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. 1 pteflded for mercY* e me
He started his railway career in jo. Morgan of Denison. nailt'd him
j Omaha, NeU., later moved to F.lj Neil Shirley of Medford, Okla.'kerosene on
with federal funds in an attempt]former Press advertising man who
be j to scuttle Congress and the Sup- resigned recently to accept a po-
reme court and build up his exe- sition with the Corpus Christi Caii-
cutive power. jer-Times, claims he likes the town
He charged that federal funds and paper down there pretty W"!l,
had been used to “browbeat and but he will always have a tender C'/'-cn -. I h ” vva regarded as the
terrorize men in public life” and spot in his heart for Denison and ni ' dangerous of recent develop-
that the president had used the the Press . . . Denison ha. that ment.-, ant! h'ghly likely to result
power of his office “openly and effect on newcomers. The friend- Iu critical incidents,
confidently in primarie- and el-, 1 in«found h* .• : not a> t - A concerted and obviously
Proclamation
Of Sudetens
Is Denlored
‘Swede” and “Dago.” They a*ked
him to “puli some jobs” with
! them. He refused They were
outraged by his virtue and one
of them said:
j “All right, if you want to make
a Christ of yourself, we’ll help
| --- .’you.”
1 , Three new teachers were named ' Whereupon, at pistol point, he
1 to the Denison school system by was ordered into a large black se-
the school board Friday night, one dan.
fill-in was named a regular teach-' Firs( they drove to a lunini
Lorene Allen of Denison, a lo- an insolated spot along
cal high graduate and later grad- Truckee river east of Reno,
uate of NTSTC, Denton, was cl-' Collins was forced to
cemetery. | Baylor U. graduate, ..... ..... .
British Put Out Semi-Offic- clean up and paintup. Frank Le la and to extend his aim.-
11 ..>„ ■ .iinnin.i .a teach in Christ did.
! Mich., Dec. 1, I860. As a small summer, was elected to
he moved to Lancing, Mich.,| the elementary grades.
She is|
Collins said he screamed and
ections, in the allotment of funds, in every town you niiuht visit or
and in playing of favorites.” i live in . . . Interest in the Gray-
He and John Hamilton, chair- son county sheriff’s race reach) i
man of the national committee, a fever pitch about noon today.
ial Statement Today Re-
garding German Orders
---- New York and New Oilcan r(. „e recelv(;u Ills ..............,lIIK ..... ...... ,----- .. ,
LONDON, Aug. 27 (UP)—A eus and has Just arrived after di- He gtal.te(, his railway career injo. Morgan of Denison. .nailed him to the cross, pouu.i
semi-offical statement was issued recting the affairs of the c:rcus| Wo., later moved to F.lj Neil Shirley of Medford, Okla.'kerosene on his clot es, se t tm
today deploring a proclamation on the langest and mos* success- an(j jjlen to Temple, Texas, j was named band director here to on ^re and fled, ^oon
in which leaders of the Sudeten ful tour ever chronicled a tour ^ Woi'kcd several years for the replace G. E. Swindell, who will wards, he said, Dam,.
German party in Czechoslovakia embracing Australia, New 7,< a- (-an(;i pp there before coming to'give all hi- time to mathematics along.
withdrew orders to their men to land, British America and the jjer,^.on jn i;uo, where he has'-in-tructoi. luind director here fori C*°lliti^t "as lelea.-t. tiom
refrain from retaliating against United States and of nineteen ^n(,p becn Pmp]oyed by the Katy.'the past to years. Shirley is Qunt'n Aug. ... c s.m a i
attacks on them. months duration. i jje was a brakeman and a mem a graduate of the University of “*en J0'** sttaig t.^
The statement said: The Lemon Bros, creases have ^ tbe B 0f r t and the Oklahoma. i ' four-inch
“Official quarters in London wintered in Denison on several church. | Miss Ethel Reamer, on leave of ’tluouK'1 .
Welcome the conciliatory attitude occasions and they now inton Surviving are his widow of this absence for Columbia university RT’^ one * >°ag' >u *!
di: n'ayed by the Czech govern- favoring this city with the grand (,jty. om, brother, Henry of Reed study, resigned to accept a posi-’^be cioss "as coate 1
nert in suggesting a new lias’s opening the coming week. Mr. f-ity, Mich., and one sister, Mi .|---------—--
for negotiation with Sudeten Union said: “I intend to give a Mina wbPntoni a]s0 0f Reed City.I (Continued or Pag, 4t
Deutsche leaders with the express $1.00 show for 10 and 20 cents.’’ I
object of meeting the latter, fun- The opening dates for '“thereat- TakeS BiggCY Empire Role? ^He^d'mitteTVhat he had been
associated with “Swede” and
after-
came
four-inch spike was driven
of Collins’ hand-
| Police believed that Collins
knew his assailants nnd that their
motivation had been less casual
and other party leaders addressed W hile we can’t forecast what
thousands of Ittidana and midwest- outcome "i.l 1 c. one <f t\\ :
ern republicans at a “cornfield, is certain: there will cither b.
conference" on a farm of Homer new sheriff or there won’t
Cnnohart, retired hoosiei indus- that enough loophole* f. you?
trialist. ]. . . At Eufaula. Okla., parents
Wadsworth concluded with an ex- met a train with a hear- ■ to taV.o
hortation to the republican party the body of then- son off. They
to have the “courage to stand up met the train, but the corpus de-
and tell the truth since this is licti walked off under i: - own
pot the first time in history the power. Them had been a rm -
republican party lias been called understanding of a nie--age
upon to save the country.” the parents, but they don’t mind berg <■.
He enlied upon the president to a bit now. et ment
exnlain charges that “people in - diplomi
this country are foraging food A hurricane ha.- be.-n forecast other t
from garbage cans; the stagnation for the Mexican coa.-t sometime chine
of private Industry brought about today, and shipping was-warned \. .
by the policies which he has pur- by the weather • ureau. The last British
sued during the las* five years*. forecast of a gulf storm turned ti'i.te.l
and othe failures of his admini- out to be just a stiff b—re eperati
stration.” • Reports from the Woodlnke en- move i
Hamilton charge Roosevelt wa« enmpment, claim everything i go- ,
attempting to divert attention off ir.g swell out the ■ and the I -v- f. • in
New deal failures by his “purges” ar.- having a g >od time
of anti-new deal congressmen and hard workouts. Thev an
i:: -; "d ; cmatic German press
aigi. against Czechoslovakia.
Reports from viscount Run-
ciman, Briti. h advisor in the Czech
mi- •: 11ii - disputes, indicating the
. -■ d lit\- that the Czechoslovak
i: vernment could not be pressed
: to making sufficient concessions
t" r.. et demand of the Sudeten
German? and Adolph Hitler.
\cute Anxiety
There " - every indication that
the 1 lation was entering
• >•},. r )ie :od of acute anxiety
which could reach its peak during
th. Nazi party congress at Nurem-
berg ommencing ?ept. 5. Gov-
et ment circles admitted to British
natic correspondent, that an-
other 1" riml of strain was approa-
preeaution,
will be concen-
;h Sea theatre of
next month. The
. oo'd businesspre-
rtly for moral ef-
i’ u 'ental demands. est show on earth” in
“ft is hoped that this contrl- are Aug. 30, 31, ?eot. 1st. Mr.
b tlon may meet a constructive Lemons is von- well known to our
r; <ponse and that every effort business men and his canvas v dl
"ill be made in all quarters con- no doubt be filled to capacity
c< mod directly or indirectly with the three days of the perform-
the matter to avoi I anything mice,
which may heighten tension.
Fortification Or* Coast Increased
Wi’Hc I/'C,
Pcn'snn
debut as a circus performer, be
fore bis school mates and friends
at the opening. He hns just re-
turned from San Francisco where
It ‘, , , , hi« wonderful contortion act nnd
' unusual nature-n British govern- y^Te^kr'ehHsten him the
ment comment, to all purposes. . ,,
on an order issued by a political ol^eH h’s s’ore and
party in a foreign country. bundle of bats on the
There seemed no doubt tha. * * , ni ht. This morning
the issue of the statement meant s[«c"a'k
that the British government was ^cre "a> 0,1 J a ' Q' '
deeply concerned at developments Auguit 27, t
In Czechoslovakia. ^I'ss ('alT'° * aines,
“Dago” in criminal enterprises
and they had been involved in
.the San Diego payroll robbery for
OTTAWA, Out., Aug. 27 (UID tain., .which he served time. He said he
Tlie Canadian government i? To Spend 35 Million (bad known them for eight years
playing an increasingly larger role Yet at the same time the gov- yC( insisted that he did not know
tinv’ in Great Britain’s rearmaments eminent is spending $35,000,000 a their true names.
The nails had passed through
Prosperity In
Texas Goes Up,
Report Reveals
“The issue by the Sudeten - ....
neotehe nnrtv nf „ nrnch.mil• inn oarents reside here, will make nis raco am| at the same time prepur- year on armaments, is shaping its
■ .I..U..4 .... n Ai.niiD nprfnrmpr. lie- /*.... I e *1.. .1.... .. 1.... n.illni.i. In QaaIii nl.H ll.n 1.''.,,- V
relaxing the admirable discipline
hitherto observe ! by the Sudeten
Deutsche is therefore much de-
plored.
It was made more important he- daughter of Rev. \\. B. <
cause, in the statement, the eon- died at 1:40 o clock tin-. '®r'
ciliatory attitude of the Czeeho- roon at the family home, 9-7 W.
slovak government was emphasiz- Sheppard street. Her dea ' " is
ed caused by typhoid fever wi’h
ing Canada for the day when she policies in Spain nnd the Far East bjs hands ami feet to penetrate
will he called upon to fulfil her after those of Great Britain and the wood to a depth of one inch,
obligations to the Empire in event is offering the British government not enough to have held him had
0f war. 1 the use of Canada’s facilities nnd the cross been raised, but to make
That is the latest interpretation resources to build warplanes and it impossible for him to free him-
in some quarters in the capital train pilots for the British air scif. His clothes still were burn-
on chnnges being made in Cana- force—developments that are con- jner when police arrived,
da’s defense services and the neg- strued in many quarters are ma-j Captain Bernard Addenbrook
otiations of British Air Ministry terial contributions to imperial dc- nnnounccd that police were close
representatives to place largo war fense and war preparation. |on the trail of the sedan in which
plane orders and train pilots in The present government has es- “Swede” and “Dago” -escaped.
Canada. These developments are tablished a reputation for non- hnd trailed it through Carson City.
I fostering charges again11 the gov- communicativeness regarding for- Nev., and on the road to Lake
o’dest’ I er'nmcnt that it is veering towards 0ign affairs and evasion of de- Tahoe.
senators. going for the new Mud Dauber
! roach, Glenn Terry, who cam. j
here wi*h a< fine a recommenrla-
’ tion as a man could . . . \ conch
| might fool his superiors, but the
ikids see through him light quick
like. Terry has the plaudits of
both sides . . . Claude 0. Booth-
- I man. Denison young man practie-
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. (Special) ’ jng law in Sherman, tutt■.■ • i ■ ;:i
—Increasing prosperity in Texas a listenable political address y -
is reflected in the July reports of terdav and mixed few buurhs
the 121 Texas insured savings and ip with the rest. He was being
loan associations, according to the complimented plenty b> 't1
month'y statistics just prepared bv today,
the Federal Home Loan Bank of . _
Little Rock with which the insti-
tutions are affiliated. Th® Shreveport Journa., greet
New saving funds received bv Douglas ( orrigan •
the Texas associations totaled F’J.- a a New 5
104.192 during July which was head man vt'c-ntly. by putting
the largest amount received in any edition pu" isr.-d !i'“ kw.e
one month in the past seven Page ,,n*‘ waf on "•-
years. Substantial gains have and the last on page 1 1 ag-
“mi’itarism” and “imperialism." bates on the subject. This atti-1 Collins said one of the men held
The government’s domestic de- tude has led to considerable spec- a gun at his head while the other
fense and foreign policies and par- ulation as to exactly what Cana- used a rock to nail him to the
ticularly its attitude toward Em- dn’s position is in world affairs cross. The nails were taken from
pire defenses, have long been a today and what at will be in the the lumber yard.
been made each month since Jan-1 * m werc ”9 someth,ng
nary, the Bank reported, but in but editors
July the peak in the vo’nme of the readers that something wet
new Investments was reached. j wrong with the press duting
Part of the increase is attribut-'printing process . \ ,
ed to the fund? shifted to the as ge’e* ’•
soeiations following the semi-an-1 on somo ease* betei.
nuai dividend on July 1st, through a! judmentjm th
the desire of investors to take g'von
advantage of the favorable divi- Twenty
t precaution, 42
warships
-,i .1 I:. th, Nor
ppe-ntinns early
move is partly
eaution and pa
feet in Germany.
S John Simon’s speech on Bri-
t.sh poll, y today wa. the first of
a *."ies by Bt itish statesmen de-
signed t prepare public opinion
tot whatever action the govern-
at con-iders necessary when
the time comes.
K.-y men of the cabinet, break-
ii . their almost sacrosanct holi-
ays, will gather in London for a
huddle Monday.
Mfred Duff Cooper, first lord
o' t! admiralty, after a cruise
th- Baltic and a long talk with
K ag Christian X of Denmark at
Copenhagen, is hurrying back to
London.
V r th. moment, with 1,000,000
t n lit . arms and several hun-
rired thousand under high pres-
digyitig fortifications facing
F i" ' Adolph Hitler held dip-
1, mafic initiative.
he' developments depend
”■■(■•her Hitler and the German
g, i .-al staff consider a gamble
irterventinn in Czechoslovakia
v. hen a suitable occasion arises, is
, too great.
i nu
An-'
Excursion Rates
I abt r day excursion rates to be
, : iK, offered by the Katy will open
. The owner- wm finch Sop'ornhc, ! applying to coach
. . Lat.-t T.on With the ratf onl>' ,hc vates be,n* far0
in Hollvwood says
and
one-tenth for
a round trip
dend paid bv the federally super-]'y>nd” bulletin >« ............tick,.t. 0ne may leave any time
ised institutions. Inc’uded in the"11' P>®>’ 'V1' got umlet"ay in Jan ^ th!ri] fourth or untii noon the
compilation prepared by the Bank
are the figures nf the Denison
Federal Savings and Loan \sso-
ciation whose shares are insured
Gene Alien, of San Jacinto, confined to her bod for about one
California, who has been visiting wc,®b’ TT _ , ,
, . . _ . The Houston Post recently said
h s father, Tex Allen in Dent- ‘ , ... *,.....
’ , . , that a monkey is at large there
son for some time, has returned TMt,^ notbiTlr. there are a num-
to his home. While here young bpr flt ,ar(fe in Denison, but lit-
Mr. Allen nnd his brother, Cloy-e t|e attention Is paid to them.
enjoyed a fishing trip In the -—-—-
Davis mountains, Oklahoma. | (Continued on Page 4)
brain complications. She hnd been I puzzle. Government lenders ve- event of war.
peatedly have declared that Cana- prime Minister Mackenzie King Mrs. W. G. Langston and
da’s foreign policy is one of and the cabinet ministers rarely^ daughters, Billie Marie nnd Hel-
“pence nnd eoodwil! toward all take the country into their confi- pn) were in Sherman Thursday
nations.” that the country has “no dence and seldom venture to pass: ,,vcnjn}, attending birthday party
commitment. ” in Empire defense ^^tvelo^leldf UkT Iyer’s ^ Patricia Meador niece of Mrs.
nnd thnt parliament alone will de- march jnto Austria, the Sudeten- A- p- I'an>frton of Sherman,
cide Canada's participation in any German problem or the Sino-Jap-
future war involving Bt^eat Bri-(anese war.
which was given at her home. The
two women are sisters-in-law,
FIFTEEN C4RIOADS
ATTEND COOKE FAIR
Fifteen carloads of Denisoninns
attended Denison night at the,
Gainesville Cooke county fair Fri-1 pN in the
day, forming a caravan sponsored j concerning
by the local Boosters' chib.
Local citizens were feted 1"
Gainesville!*" during *ho evenin
featured by a motorcycle escort
which met the caravan beyond the
Gainesville !ly limits.
nary . . . Here's odds Bette Da-
vis plays the role of Scarlett . . .
Sheliah Graham claims Vittorio
Mussolini is still fretting over the
way he was received iti the film
colony not long ago and has man-
aged to have Italy ban certain
American plays.
Dallas News writes,
a film there: some-
body had a pretty good idea for
a movie plot, but halfway down
the stretch the piece sags in the
middle nnd goes plumb nay wire .
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fifth and must return by midnight
of the sixth.
The Texas Special out of Dallas
today "ill have an extra sleeper
to tak, care of heavy travel.
Oscar Bruton, of the Railway
Express, left yesterday on a two-
week’s vacation.
NOTICE
If you do not recelw yom
paper by 5 p- m- o»eh day
piea»e phono 300 and one wdt he
tent you.
THE DENISON PRESS
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The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 46, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 27, 1938, newspaper, August 27, 1938; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth526706/m1/1/?q=Flat: accessed May 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.