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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
2
A Detroit News report notes 53 deer skulls from northeastern US shell heaps, 52 male and one female. Males show intact frontals from brain extraction, suggesting killing in spring during the fishing season near the river.
Congress frays under a looming veto risk as the senate battles a filibuster on the Glass banking bill and Democrats split over budget balancing. Rainey pushes retrenchment with no new taxes, aiming to pass the beer bill while cutting costs, with Senate and House disputes over repeal of Prohibition lingering.
Senator Borah contends the Hoover Laval talks gave European debtors hope for reduced obligations. He clashed with Senator Johnson as Stimson and Mills denied any such assurance. The exchange grew acrimonious with sharp rebuke and satirical remarks.
Democratic logrolling and Republican tactics marked the domestic allotment farm relief bill debate. Provisions include rice benefits 99 to 24, peanuts 111 to 110, and dairy butter fat products 102 to 75. Senate companion bills seek to ease agricultural mortgage burdens with additional federal aid.
Ingfish Long filibustered against the Glass banking bill drawing visitors but stalling progress as Huey Long attacked Senator Glass and invoked a Bible reading to warn of branch banks. President Hoover urged ratification of the international arms convention or new powers, but Borah opposes it as the Senate debates limits on arms shipments.
Obituaries note the suicides of Samuel A Kendall and other leading figures including Guy B D Goff Benton McMillin while political shifts unfold. Illinois Democrats reveal frugal campaigning costs as Dieterich Brennan and Simpson show varied fundraising. Rural tax delinquency strikes pause foreclosures as farmers protest.
Five thousand Indiana farmers met at Purdue University and adopted a fourteen point program from farm management experts. The plan urges pay as you go, cutting outside labor costs, concentrating production, seed testing, home grown seeds, legume crops, and tighter farm practices while leveraging government and educational resources. Separately fighting rages near Jehol province pits Japanese and Chinese forces at Chiumenkov pass as Japan shells Jehol city and surrounding areas.
The Washington Star quotes Jud Tunkins urging even selfish individuals to try to brighten others lives so those around them avoid being poor company and feeling blue.
Physicians increasingly recommend Calotabs to break up a cold and relieve congestion. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water, then next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. Sold in 10c and 85c packages at drug stores.
A reflective line comments on the burdens of leadership as public discontent rises. The speaker laments public anger and the loss of personal satisfaction in public service amid growing unrest.
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