Ickes Resigns Noting Relief From Mine Oversight
The interior secretary stated he was “tickled to death” to be rid of the mines as he liquidated his job of supervising them. Two soft coal mines owned by Jewell Ridge Coal Corp in Tazewell Virginia were held in government hands during the transfer. A muskrat or marsh rat is noted to yield about one and a half pounds of ration-free meat as a side mention.
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Ickes
Jewell Ridge Coal Corp
Tazewell
Southerners Stir National Interest in Fourth Term Talk
The South drives political debate as Gov. Ellis Arnall meets with President Roosevelt amid hopes of a fourth term. Florida Rep. Sikes says southern revolts seek political recognition while Texas and other states debate electors and party unity. Draft-Byrd and anti-fourth term groups push for separate southern action.
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Associated Press
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Washington
Chicago
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Arnall
Gpoteias Eiecwiel Vuve Wey
Texas
Mississippi
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Rep
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House
Louisiana
Sikes
State Supreme Court
American Democratic National Committee
John A. Barr
Mrs. Mary J. Luttrell Rites at Claude Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jane Luttrell 81 lifelong Armstrong County resident are set for 4 PM at the Claude Baptist Church Rev T R Gathright will lead pallbearers include Claude Bagwell Alton McClure Luther Lowery Oscar Bagwell Howard Watson and Don Ransom Honorary bearers are J T Christian Dr W A Carroll John Jasper and Jim Burial will follow in Claude Cemetery under the direction of N S Griggs and Sons
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Mary Jane Luttrell
Armstrong County
Baptist Church
Claude
T. R. Gathwrite
Claude Bagwell
Alton McClure
Luther Lowery
Oscar Bagwell
Howard Watson
Don Ransom
J. T. Christian
W. A. Carroll
John Jasper
Jim
Claude Cemetery
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Texas VFW Backs Compulsory Training and Veteran Rights
At the 24th annual encampment in San Antonio the departmental Veterans of Foreign Wars approved compulsory military training, repeal of the poll tax for Texas veterans, and safeguarding free speech and democracy. Resolutions go to the national encampment for approval. Speakers included George W. Barcus and R. H. Claypool. More than 2,000 plant varieties have been tested for rubber in the last year.
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San Antonio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Texas
Hospital 21 Legion
George W. Barcus
Austin
R. H. Claypool
Waco
155 Millimeter Shells Ordered in Major War Contract
The War Department awarded a 12 million dollar ordnance contract to three Houston plants for large scale production of .155 millimeter cannon shells. Sheffield Steel, Hughes Tool, and Reed Roller Bit share the work linking Lin den Jackson ville New Braunfels Dittlinger Austin to Houston plants. exact quantities were not disclosed. An Army spokesman urged maximum speed to ready plants for forging and turning out shells.
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Houston
War Department
Sheffield Steel Corporation
Hughes Tool Company
Reed Roller Bit Company
Army and Company
East Texas
Sherman County Forgery Suspect Extradited
Gov Thomas L. Bailey said he approved extradition of J. T. Shipp to Sherman County Texas for forgery charges. Shipp was turned over to Texas deputy J. W. Gourette by Leflore County Sheriff, who had held him pending Texas request.
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Thomas L. Bailey
J. T. Shipp
Sherman County
Tex
Shipp
J. W. Gourette
Texas
Leflore County
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