Plans Mapped for Roosevelt Reception in Texas
The Texas governor's office outlined preliminary plans for President Roosevelt's three day Texas trip starting June 11. Elliott Roosevelt Col Wakefield and Col Repass helped arrange events. Governor Allred and a small official party will meet the President at Texarkana and accompany him to Houston San Antonio Dallas and Fort Worth with Rangers and highway patrol providing escort. Jesse H. Jones RFC chairman expressed pleasure on plans.
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President Roosevelt
Texas
Elliott Roosevelt
Paul L. Wakefield
Wm. C. Repass
Houston
Allred
Texarkana
H. R. Safford
Missouri Pacific Railroad
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
State Highway Patrol
Secret Service
Col. Wakefield
Col. Repass
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
Attorneys Leave Client High and Dry in Texas Suit
In Gainesville on May 29, W S Moore and J T Adams, counsel for Charles C Littleton of Fort Worth, withdrew from a damage suit against Guineaville Cotton Oil Company after a continuance plea was overruled. Judge Ben Boyd granted Littleton time to find new counsel as five defense lawyers awaited jury selection. Littleton first filed the suit four years ago after resigning as manager of the company mill. The case has been continued for cause several times.
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Gainesville
Cooke County District Court
W. S Moore
J.T. Adams
Charles C. Littleton
Fort Worth
Guineaville Cotton Oil Company
Ben Boyd
Littleton
RA Appraisers Bush Farm Sale Efforts
The Re settlement Administration added a new team of appraisers in Dallas to finish options on 265 farms in North Central Texas and South Central Oklahoma within a week. Washington-set deadlines aim to fund this project before June ends. Total options accepted cover 16 126 acres across Wichita County Harrison County North Central Texas and South Central Oklahoma.
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Dallas
Resettlement Administration
Texas
Oklahoma
Washington
D. P. Trent
Wichita County
Tex
Harrison County
Harris County
North Central
South Central
House strikes ban on basing point pricing from Patman bill
The House removed a provision against basing point pricing in Rep. Patman’s price discrimination bill with no opposition. The measure, similar to the Robinson bill, would have barred selling goods to dealers at arbitrary fixed prices nationwide through fake advertising allowances and brokerage fees.
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House
Patman
Texas
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