New Deal Moves Into Action With Farm Relief and Public Works
President Roosevelt presses Congress for action before debt payments due mid month. New Farm Relief funds start, 150 million allocated to wheat growers funded by an 80 cent per bushel miller tax. Cotton destruction and spinner taxes to finance supports, Home Loan refinancings, and 3.3 billion in public works contracts. Industry codes, rail reorganization, and widespread payroll cuts accompany inflation safeguards. Republican votes sustain Glass-Steagall and veterans relief remains key.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Europe
London
England
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Finland
Ader
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Home Loans
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
William E. Stevenson
Joseph B. Hastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Vaught White Tie The Knot In Simple Early-Wa r Wedding
Miss Annie Mae Vaught of Waller and Frank Edd White of Huntsville wed in a morning ceremony at a Huntsville church. Rev F W Few officiated and Mendelssohn’s piece was played. The couple plans to reside in Waller where both teach at the high school after a wedding trip to Chicago and the East.
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F. W. Few
Huntsville
Mendelssohn
Harrell Sorsby
Margaret Vaught
Ted Lowny
G. O. Vaught
Waller
F. M. Brawley
E. V. White Math Club
la Junta
Sam Houston State Teachers’ College
University of Texas
Chicago
Texas
Waller High School
Community Notes From Brookshire Route 1 Sunday Barbecue
A large crowd attended the barbecue in Frank C. Mikeska's pasture Sunday in Brookshire Route 1. Various locals including Edwin and Mrs. Mikeska and their daughter from Wallis visited relatives here. Several residents made short trips to nearby towns and hosted or visited friends over the weekend.
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Bracy Island
Witt Williams
Holland Hofie
Tip Williams
W.H. Adams
Waller
Helen Stasny
Frankie Dee Stasny
William Bardt
H. A. Harvey
A. J. Miller Sr
Birdie
Houston
Frank C. Mikeska
Edwin Mikeska
Wallis
Alvin Stasny
Frank Beathe
Needville
Gaidosek
Raymond Mikeska
Joe Kasper
John Stasny
Stasny
Louie Zadelsky
Chas. Stasny
Bernice and
Berdine Wright
Pattison
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
A vintage sales pitch claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures malaria by eradicating the infection from the blood while boosting the system with iron. It touts tasteless quinine and safety for children, promising complete relief and protection against reinfection. Available at all stores.
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Grove
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Glass-Steagall Bank
Veterans Relief
Batiste
Peppe
Frances Hammerling
Brookshire
John Stagny, Sr
Goose Creek
F. Styers
JO Small
Ols
Eos Ray
Irs
W.m.mcgauhey
A. M. Taylor
Chevrolet Company
Qur
Chevrolet
J. C. Day
Fred Freitag
Shearer Hardware Grocery CO
A. H. Muske
Farmers State Bank
Brookshire, Texas
Penn Seal Motor Oils
Lange
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