Gov Allred Earns Broad Support in Texas
Texas voters show strong backing for Governor Allred as his opponents aim at him. The Dallas Texas Centennial reception drew about a hundred thousand to honor him, the largest attention for any figure there. His record includes honoring platform pledges and improving state finances and education funding, though horse racing legislation stalled by legislature.
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Gov. Allred
Texas
Dallas
Roper
Washington
Alfred
Memory of hard times and self reliance in East Texas
A speaker recalls settlers in Texas arriving in 1872 and living as renters on an East Texas farm. He contrasts past frugality with present relief, praises neighborly spirit, and laments government aid. He argues independence and self reliance reduced suffering and would ease future burdens.
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Texas
East Texas
Trade policy and protectionism debated in terse editorial
A political editorial argues against tariffs and domestic oil protection, noting the harms of tariff walls on foreign markets and domestic manufacturers. It stresses interdependence, warns against self sufficiency, and critiques isolationist attitudes while mentioning local civic anecdotes and a tongue in cheek aside on an obscure prize.
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Texas
America
United States
Thought for Today from a faded verse and memory
A reflective passage blends Biblical exhortation with personal reminiscence about simple joy. It juxtaposes forgiveness and contentment with wealth and status, concluding that true happiness lies in life and the loved ones near. The prose mirrors a pastoral, nostalgic tone.
Prominent Papers Tease Public Quirks In Humor and Politics
A collage of comic asides and political chatter shows a crooner at liberty, a poultry seller in installments, and jokes about world unrest. Reports note the public's tolerant mood and discuss Congress debate amid everyday absurdities and local campaigns.
Worth a Smile Ligurative A bricnayer wall remark
A bricklayer argues with a passing man in overalls about precision in brick work and inches while a humorous exchange unfolds. The cartoon quip hints at the craft and a playful boast about measurements beyond a thousandth of an inch.
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Montreal Star
Economy remembered by East Texas citizens in hardship
An old East Texas citizen recalled by Homer Price in the Marshall Messenger notes how parents and neighbors practiced frugality to cope with scarcity. The piece contrasts past virtues with present gains, praising frugal routines while acknowledging missing old spirit.
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Hiere
East Texas
Homer Price
Marshall Messenger
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