Resettlement Administration aids Texas farmers expands farming
Regional officials say the Resettlement Administration plans will bring more than three million acres under diversified farming in Region 12 this year. Farmers must draft a farm and home budget, practice soil conservation, grow home gardens, keep livestock, and follow a live-at-home plan. Surplus produce will be canned or stored for winter. About 10 000 farmers across five states participate, with the program aimed at those most in need.
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Texas Fire Chiefs Select Nominees
Fire Chief R. R. Talbert of Merce des was nominated president of the Texas Firemen's and Fire Marshal's Association. Election will be held at the closing session tomorrow. Nominees also include Lewis Haynes, G. E. Dalton, Frederick Klopp for vice presidents. Olin Culberson for secretary treasurer and Louis Scholl for assistant secretary.
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U.P
R. R. Talbert
Mercedes
Texas Firemen’s and Fire Marshal's Association
Talbert
FE. P. Hall
Weatherford
Lewis Haynes
San Marcos
G. E. Dalton
Coleman
Frederick Klopp
Taylor
Olin Culberson
Edna
Louis Scholl
Woman's hour and political theater across the nation
In a sprawling column the writer notes shifting political currents as Governor Landon’s son’s city scenes mingle with a Cleveland convention tease. The piece cites Peggy Ann Landon in Cleveland, Landon’s Kansas capitol work, and then shifts to a dramatic tale from Melbourne of a vengeful white trapper and slain natives. It also reports Mrs Elizabeth Caldwell Tomlinson becoming president of Boston’s Christian Science Mother Church, Mary Baker Eddy’s connections, and President Roosevelt's planned one week Southwest tour ending in Dallas at the Centennial Exposition.
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KGHC Radio Schedule Highlights Through Friday
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Injuries Fatal to Mutilation Victim in Texas Attack
Houston reports the death of J. F. Gresham, 65, who died in a city hospital after an attack at a lonely railroad pumping station near Hempstead. He was beaten with a pick handle and mutilated by his assailant. J. A. Jenkins and others were connected to the case as officers continued investigation.
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J. F. Gresham
Hempstead
Gresham
J. A. Jenkins
Derbyshire tragedy ends in double fatality after inquest
The incident began at a home where Jenkins declared he would kill Gresham after an attack, then shot himself. Gresham, a railway workman, and Jenkins, a retired railway employee, longtime fishing companions and friends, were involved in a fatal sequence leading to an inquest verdict of derangement.
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Jenkins
Conferees Pass Minor Tax Issues
House and Senate tax bill conferees reach agreement on several minor points during an exploratory meeting. Major issues are not addressed as some Republican members attend the national convention in Cleveland, making a full accord unlikely before week’s end.
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House
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Cleveland
New Improved AVERY Combine Promises Higher Yields
Advert announces a new improved AVERY combine claiming it handles more crop types with greater success. It highlights easy adjustments, shelling accuracy keeping grains uncracked and clean, and invites customers to compare with other brands. An offer to visit or call for details is included.
Townsendites Join Wealth Sharers in Nov congress races
Baltimore June 1 4 Dr Francis E Townsend said his old age pension group will cooperate with the share our wealth group and the Lemke Farm Union Party in the November congressional races. He said the coalition aims to elect men who will curb the Farley Roosevelt dictatorship and was formed after a conference with Rep William Lemke of North Dakota. Townsend also conferred with Rev Gerald K Smith of the wealth sharing organization built by Huey P Long.
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Francis FE. Townsend
Share-Our Wealth Organization
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William Lemke
North Dakota
Gerald K. Smith
Huey P. Long
Antipater of Palestine Chooses Seven Wonders
The ancient analyst Antipater of Palestine is believed to have selected the Seven Wonders of the World around 200 BCE, cataloging the notable ancient structures and landmarks for posterity.
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Antipater of
Palestine
Hoover May Visit Texas in August
Cleveland June 11 Former President Herbert Hoover was said to be seriously considering a Texas trip on August 10 or 11. Delegates reported he hoped to attend a Dallas birthday party at the Texas Centennial on his birthday or deliver the main address at the San Antonio Republican convention, with a definite decision after the convention ends.
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Herbert Hoover
Texas
Dallas
San Antonio
R. B. Creager
Hoover
Derrick on Trial for Knife Slaying on Farm
W H Derrick faces trial from Monday for the knife slaying of Albert T Orr on Derrick's tenant farm in northeast Mitchell County Colorado Tex June 11.
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Colorado, Tex
W. H. Derrick
Albert T. Orr
Derrick
Mitchell County
Court convicts man of murder without malice
Last winter a court jury found the man guilty of murder without malice. District Judge A B Mauzey sentenced him to two years imprisonment. The note adds that more than nine billion cigarettes are smoked each month in the United States.
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Mureder
A. B. Mauzey
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