Connally fights to shield Texas packing plants in Senate
Senator Tom Connally argues against the Copper stockyards and meat packing bill as it would bar a Texas El Paso plant from buying and feeding cattle for slaughter. He warns such limits would force a plant to source fat cattle elsewhere, reducing competition. The piece also notes oil policy tensions, penalties, and tax relief comparisons involving Texas.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Texas
Senate
Connally
el Paso
New Mexico
Arizona
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
Fresh salad recipes and menus from Denton region
Salads should be fresh and crisp with abundant raw vegetables. Menu items include breakfast options with strawberries and eggs, lunches with ham and spinach salad, and dinners featuring Calf's Heart With Vegetables and Beef a la Shopleigh. Recipes cover Spinach Salad Cauliflower Salad Cucumbers in Oil Dressing and Sour Cream Dressing with detailed steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
College Station Girl Heads to DAR Continental Congress
Miss La Rue Whitten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whitten, leaves College Station for Washington D C to attend the 45th Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She will travel via Dallas with state regent Mrs M C Turner and will be among Texas pilgrims enjoying four days of national capital sighting and a formal presentation and medal ceremony.
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la Rue Whitten
M. Consolidated School
Texas
Ruth Bryan Owens
Washington, D. C
Dar
Miss Whitten
Ed Whitten
Dallas
M. C. Turner
D.A.R
Austin
L. A. Woods
Dia.r
State Seeks Funds From Closed Bank Liquidation
Texas Treasurer Charley Lockhart reports progress in liquidating state funds tied to the Security Trust Company of Austin which failed in 1933. About $931,418 in bonds remain as collateral valued higher than the $542,292 balance, with bonds sold at 96 cents to par and counties' highway escrow funds released under attorney general approval.
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Austin
Security Trust Company of
Highway Department
Charley Lockhart
Lockhart
Women workers praised for fine garments and quilts
The article lauds a group of women including Mrs Parker for sewing room products. Men’s work clothes, children’s outfits, and handwork such as hemstitching and smocking receive high praise. Quilts, pillows, and hooked rugs crafted by older women are noted among the excellent finished pieces.
Sewing Rooms Empower WPA Workers In Bryan
WPA workers in Bryan praise sewing rooms where women with no prior sewing experience now cut, make, and finish items. The payroll from these rooms provides a substantial weekly income and meaningful employment for many and boosts the local trade.
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WPA
Bryan Trade
Judge McGee Dies After Long Bryan County Service
Judge J. T. McGee long-time Bryan County resident dies leaving a wife Ella Hickman and twelve children seven sons and three daughters among survivors. He served as Church of Christ elder in Bryan and taught school earlier in life. Funeral attended by family and friends with pallbearers named J M Ferguson F L Cavitt Jack Boone John M Moore W L Sikes Will Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hickman
H. S. McGee
Larry McGee
Houston
H. C
Robert H
R. G. McGee
Bryan
Jess B. McGee
Centerville
Paul L. McGee
Thompson
Lola
Mary McGee
S. B. Stewart
Gainesville
M. E. Parish
Edward
William McGee
J. T. McGee
Brazos County
Church of Christ In
J. M. Ferguson
F. L. Cavitt
Jack Boone
John M. Moore
W. L. Sikes
Will Locke
Angel of mercy dies after long Bryan service
Mrs. Pearle Haynes Parker of Bryan died after a stroke and brief illness. Born in Tennessee, she married Jacob Parker in California and made Bryan her home. Active in First Presbyterian Church, she served as past president of the Woman’s Auxiliary and helped the needy quietly. Surviving are a sister Mrs. Frank Womack of Houston and six nephews. Pallbearers listed.
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Frank Womack
Wroxton Street
Houston
Morris Womack
Charles Womack
Joe Anderson
Clarksville
Tenn
John Anderson
Porter Anderson
Corinth
Miss
Haynes Anderson
California
F. L. Cavitt
F. Law Henderson
R. B. Grant
J. D. Martin Jr
Jack Atkinson
Elon Stuart
Brazos County Officials Map Centennial Plans and Road Bids
Brazos county boards discuss a San Felipe Centennial invitation honoring Stephen F. Austin. F L Henderson reports REA project progress and Washington forwarding. Mrs. Lee J Rountree tallies regional chamber memberships and city quota goals. Hearne Mumford road bids due April 29. Finance reports pledge growth plus fair funding and a stock show. Marshall Bullock chairs.
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San Felipe
Stephen F. Austin
F. L. Henderson
Brazos County
Washington
Lee J. Rountree
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Rountree
Highway Committee
Hearne-Mumford
J. Webb Howell
Howell
Agriculture Committee
American Legion Free
Trade Extension Plans Stir Summer Business Trips
Plans for summer trade trips include an entertainment event to attract interest. The committee rejected a beauty show proposed by the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce while Dr. T. D. Brooks reports on Houston business visitors. A barbecue luncheon at College featured guests from the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education and the Texas Section of the MAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Sankey Park
State Health Board
George A. Adams
R. V. Armstrong
T. D. Brooks
S. M. Brown
Marshall Bullock
J. S. Caldwell
E. R. Canady
Three-Cornered Moon Comedy Tested by Local Cast
Stephen F. Austin high school will host a Thursday benefit performance of Three-Cornered Moon by Gertrude Tonkonogy. The production features a local cast and Mrs. H. Brownlee directing to raise funds for Brazos County rural library. Critics praised its brisk humor and lively gags as a charming stage and film vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Tonkonogy
Stephen F. Austin
Brazos County
New York
New York Evening Journal
New York News
The
New York Times
East
H. Brownlee
Crockett Junior Legion Team Poised for Texas Honors
Bruce Layer of the Houston Post profiles Crockett American Legion junior baseball as a strong title contender. Harvey Baynes backs the club and a District tilt with Bryan is set for Crockett on April 19. The Crockett lineup features Chapman Chandler English brothers Brown Julian Wilson Thompson Roseman Daniels Bays Miller and others. Plans for bookings with Harvey Beasley are noted. Bryan’s squad trains Wednesdays at Legion grounds and at the Sue Haewell Memorial under manager L Pearson.
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Crockett American Legion
Bryan American Legion
Crockett
Bruce Layer
Houston Post
Chapman
Chandler
English Brothers
Brown
Julian
Wilson
Thompson
Roseman Daniels
Bays
Miller
Baynes
Harvey Beasley
Yekett
Daniels English Brothers
Texas
Disch
Bryan
Legion Grounds
Sue Haewell
L Pearson
Bankers Called to Testify in Fraud Case
Bryan bankers including Travis B. Bryan of First National, J. Todd of Union Bank and Trust, J. Lawrence Jr of National Bank, Pat Newton of First State Bank, Charles Myers former postmaster, and J. Benson Railway Agency agent testified in El today under subpoena in the United States District Court tied to H. Bloch, living in Bryan, with Bloch previously charged in Galveston on mail fraud and released on bond.
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Travis B. Bryan
First National Bank
J. Todd
Union Bank and Trust Company
J. Lawrence Jr
The
National Bank
Pat Newton
First State Bank and Trust Company
Charles’ §. Myers
J. Benson
Railway
Ee Agency
United States District Court
H. Bloch
Bryan
Hearne High Scores Lead District Track Meet Awards
Hearne High School piled up 242 points at Kyle Field to win the District 17 meet, with 18 schools earning points. Rockdale and North Zulch trailed, while individual events honored Hearne and a slate of area schools across track, field, tennis, and rural contests including rural pentathlon and playground ball.
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Hearne High School
Navasota
Teague
Gause
Bryan
Snook
J. H. Gerick
Ad Hall
Hock
Klein and
Ashorn
Wesley
Vaughn
Oak Grove
Bryan High
Ball
Krenek
Curry
Rockdale
Summerlin
Hearne
Crawford
Reagan
Davis
Cameron
Darby
Iola
Caudle
Fannin
Madisonville
Gilbert
Ben Arnold
Wood
Gilpin
Heath
Sid Smith
Travis
Molly Mitchell
Gay
Milam County
Anna Frances Smith
M. Consolidated
Brazos
Allyne Faulkner
San Gabriel
Kathleen Barrington
North Zuleh
Madison County
Ruby Lee Scott
Minerva
Lida Bell Bolton
Plainview
Grimes County
Vada Mar Taylor
North Zulch
Winnes
White
Franklin
Hensel
A. & M. ‘Consolidated
Swanson
Nemir
Normangee
Eliis
Jewetl
Drgac
Caldwell
King’s Highway
Fellowship
Elliott
Steele’s
District 17 Region 5 honors crown Bryan Brazos students
Winners across Brazos county in the District 17 Region 5 meet held in Bryan and College Station included Stephen F. Austin high of Bryan with multiple firsts in debating declamation and essay writing. Hearne High earned athletic honors amid strong showings by Cameron Navasota and other local schools.
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Bryan
College Station
Brazos County
Hearne
Stephen F. Austin High School
Robert Cole Nelson
Alfred Schulman
Albert Novosad
Kings Highway
Anna A. Thomas
Stephen F. Austin
Sid Smith
Travis
Anna Frances Smith
A. & M. Consolidated School
Stephen F. Austin High
Ruth Neeley
Ruth Thurmond
Alice Langford
Bryan School
Huntsville
Koenig
Winter
Cameron
Navasota
Zora C
Rk Wilkerson
Ella Bess Maygood
Adele Arrington
Madison County
Emily Breitkrentz
Hicks
Burleson County
Selma Thane
Lynne Grove
Grimes County
Tyree Sneed
Calvert
Robertson County
B. F. Teague
Brenham
Washington County
James Jones
Bedias
Grimes Coun
Mavis Eskew
Normangee
Leon County
Nina Ruth Stiles
Thorndale
Milam County
Maurice Searcy
Max Lindsey
Madisonville
Milam Leech
John Simmons
Mary Carrington
Marquez
Lou Elsie Barkley
Bed
Wilma Harrington
White Hall
Gwendolyn Gibson
George
Pearl Rosberry
Bald Prairie
Mae Moore
Margaret Johnson
Stephen, F. Austin
San Gabriel
Johnnie Kunz
Leonard Seeling
George Foster
Kenneth Criddle
Rockdale
John Andrews
Helen King
Hazel Dawn Nunn
Katherine Cannan
Hattie Bell Grimes
Anna B. Thomas
Ruth Rouse
David Andrews
Texas History Highlights of April Milestones
A historical roundup notes events from 1834 establishing judicial districts and trial by jury, to 1843 Henry Clay’s anti annexation stance, 1883 creation of a land board for school and asylum lands, and 1918 ten mile zone law halting liquor sales to protect soldiers in Texas.
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Texas
Sam Houston
Banks of the Brazos
Harrisburg
Henry Clay
United States
Texas State College For Women
CIA
Bryan Mortician to Attend Post Graduate Embalming School
Charles F. Hillier of McCulloch Dansby company will attend the Advanced Embalming and Restorative Art program in Houston from April 27 to May 9. Prof. W. J. Collier of New York City will lead the school with Dr. Herbert L. Alexander and R. Victor Bang of Houston participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hillier
McCulloch- Dansby Company
Houston
W. J. Collier
New York City
Herbert L. Alexander
R. Victor Bandig
New Engraved Invitations On Display At Eagle Printing
The Eagle Printing Company showcases its latest engraved invitation designs featuring intricate borders and refined typography. Open house allows customers to preview sample suites and discuss customization options with designers.
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Eagle Printing Company
County officials listed for several roles
County Attorney names A S Ware George B Butler and W R Bill Allen district clerk F T Cole Precinct 1 Raymond P Todd Precinct 2 J A Rychlik Will Conrad Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 A J Albert Buchanan listed for a Texas precinct race.
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S. Ware
George B. Butler
W. R
Bill) Allen
J. A. Rychlik
Will Conrad
Justice of the Peace
A. J
Albert) Buchanan
Stop That Itching Aids Ointment Ad at Sam's Drug Store
An advertisement promotes Black Hawk Ointment from Sam's Drug Store and Cohen & Vick with a guaranteed itch relief promise. The deal highlights a one dollar price and targets athletes foot and eczema symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Drug Store
Cohen & Vick
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Department of Agriculture
Congress
Ickes
Kilgore
Tyler
Thomas G. Kelliher
Federal Petroleum Agency No. 1
Rodessa
Louisiana
Judge McGee
Junior Legion
Crockett Strong
Dean
Carey
T. Baccus
Bryant
A. & M. Consolidated
Jungmichael
McCullough
Brock
Adams
Conoley
Ben Arnolds
Baccus
Andrews
Hanover
Sebesta
Andrues
Beasley
Horstmann
Pole Vyault
Herron
Concord
Stewart
Milano
Middleton
Isbell
Edmonds
Hearne High
Bryan Mortician
Wasserman
Pexas Medical Clinic & Laborator
Chronicle Bidg
Preston
Bryan Eagle
J. Alton York
Grimes and Brazos Counties
B. C
Buck) Thomas
Ralph W. Barry
George P. Edge
Guy Harris
Frank Worsham
Horace Reed
Roy W. Nunn
F. T. Cole
Raymond P. Todd
Fred A. Wehrman
Sam Salvaggio
Charles Merka
R. Pat Patterson
J. M. Moore
Claude A. Buchanan
R. G
Buddy) Knowles
Jim G. Welch
Dave Jolly
Boot Shop, Inc
Steve Panos
Fannin ST. Houston
Lone Star Optical CO
Main
Star Blades
Dept
Star Blade
Johnson Street
Sion
Brooklyn
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