Payroll plan not Dole urged in Texas relief drive
A Panhandle meeting in Amarillo backed a payroll oriented relief program under the National Recovery Act. T. W. Hanlon Jr. outlined job-creation loans, with Texas projected to receive up to 250 million dollars if surveys and applications move fast. Projects span building, health, water systems, flood control, highways, and parks to employ about 1,000 workers per million dollars.
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Texas
Roosevelt
Amarillo
Panhandle
Herring Hotel
T. W. Hanlon, Jr
Austin
Lawrence Westbrook
State Relief Committee
Potter County
Washington
Westbrook
NO OFFICIALS BARRED FROM TEXAS RATIFICATION MEET
Austin June 16 A G Allred says no U S congressman senator or state county officers may serve as delegates to Texas ratification convention to vote on national prohibition repeal. The ruling blocks potential nominees including Rep Joe Bailey and Senator Morris Sheppard while wets and drys weighed convention timber.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
James V. Allred
Wets
Drys
Morris Sheppard
Allred
Congress
Conquering Contract Player Captains Four Horemen Team
Mr. Sims receives universal acclaim as the greatest contract and auction player and captains the renowned Four Horemen. He has won twenty national championships since 1924 and advises foresight in selecting between one no trump and one in a suit after a one over one response by his partner when it yields useful information.
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Mr. Sims
No Trump Debate in Bridge Hand Sparks Club Debate
A bridge hand from a team-off four in Spartanburg, S C, features East opening no trump and Karn doubling, yielding a 510 point gain for the narrator's team. The column argues East’s bid was poor and suggests alternative opening strategies to better exploit partnership strength and safeguard against overcalls. The piece notes a Billy Sunday club in Spartanburg remains active after years.
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East
Willard Karn
West
Karn
Burnstine
South
North
Guiding Your Child to College Readiness and Talent
The article argues college admission favors students who excel in study and abstract thinking rather than only social or artistic talent. It defines desirable traits as being in the top third of high school class, quick grasp of ideas through reading, enjoyment of intellectual challenge, and high intelligence test results. It adds that those lacking these assets should not pursue college, suggesting alternative arts or performance tracks.
Talented youths should pursue practical paths over academic routes
The article argues that natural gifts and practical abilities are far preferable to conventional academic study. It warns that formal courses for those unsuited to books may quench early enthusiasm and deter highly gifted individuals from pursuing their strongest aptitudes and future success.
Art Must Be Elevated From Class F Sissy Art
Chicago June 16 Harold Stark lecturer told the College Art Association that art must shed the stigma of effeminacy and cheap Bohemianism to gain a useful place in schools and colleges. He urged elevating art from a sissy image to integrate into daily education.
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Chicago
College Art Association
Harold Stark
College Galaxy of Gods
World's Fair Trip With Studebaker Or Rockne Offer
IS invites buyers to purchase a Studebaker or Rockne at low pre inflation price in this city and receive a free Chicago World's Fair trip. The deal covers down payment, all travel and meals, first class Pullman transport, three days in Chicago, free fair admission and daily transport to the fair.
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Studebaker
Rockne
Pullman
South Bend
Indianapolis
LA Salle Hotel
Loop
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