Church Steps Turn Fatal After Dallas Crash
In Dallas on a Sunday morning a three-vehicle crash near the Church of Christ steps killed Lavon Stewart 30 of Terrell and Miss Thelma McCulloch 26 of Dallas as they were thrown from a private car. Bill Walker 26 and Daisy Lockmiller 22, both of Dallas, were injured while police questioned Walker to determine who drove the car. Stewart to be buried in Terrell. McCulloch to be buried in Dawson Navarro County.
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Lavon Stewart
Terrell
Thelma McCulloch
Bill Walker
Daisy Lockmiller
A. T. Deere
Othr
Deere
George Cox
Grand
Po-lice
Walker
Stewart
M. E. Smith
J. E. Hopson
Conroe
Bula McCulloch
Tyler
NRA letter pushes support for Roosevelt code era
J. B. T. at 313 Mississippi Street defends Franklin D Roosevelt and the National Recovery Act. He cites payroll gains, wage improvements, and farm price actions as evidence the NRA aids workers, farmers, and clerks alike, urging civic cooperation and opposition to Hoover era rhetoric.
Legion Commander Opposes Soviet Recognition in Texas
American Legion national commander Edward A. Hayes urged post commanders in Texas to oppose recognizing Soviet Russia. He highlighted veterans care, a stable currency, a stronger Navy and Army, and unity to recruit eligible World War I veterans this year.
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U.P
American Legion
Edward A. Hayes
Russia
Department of Texas
Hayes
Legion
Defends Rural Free Delivery Routes in Letter to Tack
A reader writes to Tack urging that rural routes not be shifted to contract basis. The letter warns of degraded service and more inexperienced 'green hands' on rural routes, referencing upcoming congressional bills. It appears in the Tack Letters column on Page 6.
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United States Congress
Mechanic T. C. McLaughlin Denied Bail in Homicide Case
Beaumont report says T. C. McLaughlin, charged with homicide after his wife Ida McLaughlin died from a skull fracture, was denied bail by Justice R. A. McReynolds. An examining trial found probable cause. case to grand jury this week. He did not testify today.
Bronxville to Ticket Kissing Husbands at Station
Bronxville officials end chaotic commutes with a new rule. A prolonged kiss to departing husbands at the station will now earn a ticket. Writer Charles Francis Coe criticizes the decree as a foolish move.
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N. Y
Charles Francis Coe
Russia May Seek Jap Understanding
Moscow circles discuss a possible understanding with Washington on Japan if Roosevelt and Litvinoff raise recognition. Officials stay silent but well informed observers think Moscow will pursue American cooperation to keep peace and expect the topic to be a major point in talks in Washington.
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Washington
Japan
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Reverend Savidge To Free Marriages On 83rd Birthday
In Omaha Nebraska on October 24 Rev Charles W Savidge marked his 83rd birthday by offering to marry any couple who appeared before him at his pulpit. The longtime clergyman has tied the knot for 6530 couples over his years of service claiming he would charge it to the Lord's account.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles W. Savidge
Amarillo
Mehrman
Herring Hotel
Kissing Scenes Draw Chicago Police Praise
Chicago police say kissing at railroad stations is in order and welcomes the practice amid traffic concerns in Bronxville, New York where officers threatened arrests.
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Bronxville
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