President Roosevelts displeasure over defense leaders
Roosevelt split with House leaders over failure to defend New Deal policies and urged a liberal bloc to counter anti administration attacks. Rep Edward T. Taylor, chair of the Appropriations Committee, was summoned to White House for a push toward a more aggressive House leadership amid spending disputes.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Wiliam B. Bankhead
Sam Rayburn
Patrick J. Boland
Rosevelt
Rou
New Dealer
Burglar Strikes McDowell's Service Station
A burglar broke a plate glass window at McDowell's Service Station on South Maintreet about 8:45 Tuesday night stealing 5.85 from the cash register. The theft was discovered soon after and Earl Lynch of Bonham was arrested this morning in connection with the burglary and jailed. Lynch had just finished a ten month prison term for forgery.
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South Maintreet
Earl
Lynch of
Bonham
Lynch
Labor Relations Act Revisions Spark Hearing Clash
Washington reports moving changes to the Labor Relations Act as the Senate push prompts a bitter fight over new amendments. The American Federation of Labor backs expanded rights for workers to organize and bargain. A noted statistic notes that 79 percent of global automobile output comes from the United States and Canada.
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United Press
Washington
Walsh
Massachusetts
House Passes Bill To Eliminate Tax Commissioner Office
Vice President Garner laid up with a nasty cold in Washington as Congress acts to abolish the Tax Commissioner office. The measure, likely to pass the House, would end the incumbent post and reallocate duties to a department head.
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House
United Press Washington
Garner
Italy and Texas politics clash in mixed dispatches
A confused dispatch reports Italy readying moves on territorial claims linked to Mussolini as Hitler signals repayment, while in Texas the House votes 135 to 113 to abolish the tax commissioner office, sending amendments to the Senate and sparking remarks by Gov O Daniel regarding appointment motives.
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Austin
Texas House of Representatives
Hooback
Senate
Tax Commissioners
Clint
Small
Amarillo
O'Daniel
Odaniel
Elster Halle
Congress Takes Up Fight Levy tax On Bonds And Salaries
Congress debates a plan to adjust tax rates on state and federal securities and salary wages. The discussion includes proposals to end exemptions and extend reciprocal taxation, with industry and regional interest groups urging rate changes.
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Congress
Campaign to Prevent All Contagious Diseases Officials Start
Federal employees under Civil Service rules begin a broad campaign to prevent contagious diseases. The push, led by Bona Cepy officials, notes that roughly 6.31 million of 8.65 million federal workers are now covered. Details appear on page five.
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Bona Cepy
Five Men Trapped in Picher Mine Disaster
Five men were trapped and believed killed after a rock ceiling section collapsed in the Booth mine at Picher Oklahoma late yesterday. Rescue efforts faced blockage as all passageways were blocked by rock. Authorities sought United States aid and recalled international concern.
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Picher
Okla
United Press
Ficher Oxla
Mining disaster endures as body recovered after mine collapse
The body of Jesse Crossland Pik her was recovered after a rock collapse trapped ten miners. Company officials said rescue efforts faced limited passageways and a tower of rock collapsed, delaying retrieval and leaving workers unidentified among the missing.
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Jesse
Cross-land
Picher
Jens Creedland
House Committee Approves Peay Borrowing Six Million
A house committee approved a 5.9 million loan for Peay to cover expenses. The measure moves to a full chamber vote as officials outline repayment plans and funding sources.
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PEAY
Bonham Rotary hears program on 4 H trip and cemetery fund
Bonham Rotary Club met at Ector school gym for a noon meeting with wives as guests. Leonard Witcher Jr. spoke about his trip to the International Livestock Show in Chicago, its educational value, and the 4 H club work that earned the reward. The gathering supported the Carson cemetery fund and next luncheon will be at First Baptist Church.
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Bonham Rotary Club
Ector School
Dr. Donaldson
W P. Duckett
GR. Newby
Paul Brown
Ed Womack
Irby Carruth
Dick Saunders
Joe Hrdiicka
W. J Young
Saunders
Hrdiicka
Young
Bupt. Fleming
Ector
Eetor
Carson Cemetery Fund
First Baptist Church
Bonham
Bradford
J Young
Leonard Witcher, Jr
Ailens Chapel
Chicago
Young Witcher
Santa Fe Ry Heex
Wilsor, & Co
City of Chicago
Field Museum
Tra’ Ut
Captain Lucius Clay to Speak at Chamber Banquet
Captain Lucius Clay, in charge of the Denison drum project, will be principal speaker at the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet. Major Hrdlicka, in charge of arrangements, announced the event for February 9. The banquet venue will be announced soon.
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Lucius Clay
Denison
Chamber of Commerce
Hrdlicka
Quadruplets Born Today to Galveston Mother
Galveston mother gives birth to quadruplets, the second set born in the state in years. The report notes the babies and mother are doing well, while the father expressed uncertainty about names.
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Galveston
O Daniel Submits Measure To Texas Legislature
Gov O Daniel filed an emergency bill with the Texas Legislature to withdraw all public school lands from public sale or lease. The aim is to allow stricter laws to protect the permanent school fund and taxpayers, following Bascom Giles recommendations.
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O'Daniel
Texas
United Press
Austin
Bascom Giles
Poland Seeks helium purchase for export plans
Officials indicate Poland aims to buy and export helium for storage and trade. The report notes a request for 200000 cubic feet from a Buratosphere bottling context.
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Poland
Washington
House Resolution Draft New Bill Sets Up Reorganization Committee
A House resolution proposes forming a committee to draft a governmental reorganization bill. Rep. John T. Rut (Democrat, Missouri) presented the measure amid a voice vote.
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Washington
Voice
Rep
John
Dem
Mussouri
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