Candidates In Final Stretch Of Campaigns
Three days remain for Democratic nomination candidates to woo voters before a runoff primary ending August 25. Witt attacks Allred’s record and platform while Allred defends education. Maury Hughes denounces empty promises, and C. C. McDonald proposes state aid for homeownership and pensions. Clint Small touts oil laws and support for small earners.
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R. W. Barry
Associated Press
Ar Witt
James V. Allred
Witt
Austin
Allred
Alled
Maury Hughes
Longview
Hughes
C. C. McDonald
San Antonio
McDonald
Texas
Clint Small
Connally Campaigns Press Tax Plan Amid Rival Attacks
In Texas politics Tom Connally campaigns for renomination praising federal agricultural recovery while facing attacks from Joseph W Bailey over votes on the CWA bill and child labor amendment. Hunter proposes to aid independent merchants with a heavy gross sales tax on foreign chain stores and uses Texas resources profits as purchasing power.
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Connally
Tom F. Hunter
Mineola
Hunter
Texas
Tom Connally
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Port Arthur
CWA
Federal agencies join study of milk trade
Five federal agencies including the Federal Trade Commission begin a joint inquiry into the milk trade. A six-member investigative team led by Paul Converse and A H Tackett will collect data in New England and Chicago with DOJ oversight in pursuit of possible law violations. Mr. and Mrs. O E Broome host guests from Austin.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Farm Administration
Labor Department
Public Health Service
Department of Justice
Trade Commission
Charles H. March
Paul D. Converse
University of Illinois
A. H. Tackett
Commission
New England
March
Chicago
O. E. Broome
West Twentieth Avenue
William Bruns
Austin
Walter E. Jones Asserts Record and Platform in Texas Race
Walter E. Jones, a licensed surveyor and engineer with teaching and civic background, campaigns on modernizing state systems and ensuring funding for schools and penal institutions. He rejects vacancy hunting, cites legal disputes against opponent Walker, and promises reform through a progressive administration with qualified appointees.
Knights of Road Increase In County Jail Shelters
A surge of hoboes dubbed knights of the road filled the county jail last night as railroad agents and county officers herded them in. Forty-six meals were served yesterday afternoon rising to 82 this morning, marking the jail's busiest period in months.
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Knights of the Road
Bible banging sparks court dispute over disorderly conduct
In Philadelphia on July 25 Magistrate Costello rules Bible banging can be disorderly conduct. Attorney Francis M. Smith appeals a $10 fine for losing temper at a hearing and banging the Bible used to swear witnesses on the magistrate’s desk.
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Philadelphia
Costello
Francis M. Smith
Miss Gay Wins Strong Woman Contest At 126 Pounds
The 126 pound winner, daughter of Arthur F. Gay, underwent a strict routine his father prescribed after being considered sickly. Judges noted her height of 5 feet 5 inches and bust of 34 inches with detailed measurements and strong physical culture credentials.
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Rochester
N. Y
Judy
Gertrude M. Gay
Miss Gey
Dansville
Miss Gay
Arthur F. Gay
U.S. Navy
Hollywood’s varied bill offers He Was Her Man in Mission
Margaret Sullavan leads Tittle Man, What Now at Paramount while James Cagney and Joan Blondell star in He Was Her Man at the Mission. Joan Blondell plays a dramatic role gaining contrast to her usual wisecracker persona. Cagney remains the tough, top billed star as the pair deliver varied Hollywood fare across several houses.
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Paramount
Margaret Sullavan
Jane Cagney
Joan Blondell
Texas
Rialto
Tim McCoy
Rex
Zewa Pitts
Hollywood
James Cagney
Mission
Joan
Cagney
Shirley Temple to star in Bright Eyes replacing Angel Face
Shirley Temple will headline Bright Eyes replacing Angel Face in Fox Pictures. James Dunn and Alice Page join the cast for the production. Shirley Temple latest Baby Take a Bow breaks box office records nationwide. Lew Ayres receives Einstein letter praising astronomy interest. Joe Penner signed by Paramount for College Rhythm as featured Hungarian comedian. Cecil B. DeMille starts first commercial airline out of Los Angeles.
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Shirley Temple
Fox
James Dunn
Alice Page
Shirley
Joe Penner
Paramount
Cecil B. DeMille
Cleopatra
Los Angeles
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