Outrage and Future for Jews in Germany Discussed by Knickerbocker
Exchange guests the question if Hitler’s party will revoke citizenship and deport Jews amid rising antisemitic policy. Observers warn of persistent violence, loss of rights, and broader combined impact on German society and economy. The piece contrasts urban growth with stagnant cities amid industrial overexpansion and rural-urban shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Knickerbocker
New York Evening Post
Berlin
Germany
National Socialist Party
Kansas City Times
Radio City shows survive as big draw in New York venues
Measured by crowds, Music Hall and the new Roxy theater are turning profits amid Broadway’s cinema revolution. The column recalls theater lore, fashion notes, and social vignettes from Corduroy to the known figures of stage and press, noting bustling lobbies and packed houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Radio City
Music Hall
Roxy Theater
Walter Lippmann
Will Rogers
House of Usher
Tax Burden Reduction Discussed at East Texas Chamber Meet
State leaders at the East Texas Chamber of Commerce opening in Jacksonville urged tax relief for real property and efficiency gains. Auditor Moore Lynn urged closer citizen county official budgeting contact and discussed rising local costs. Dallas expert C A Jay called excess tax waste in schools and urged reorganized governance to cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Jacksonville
Moore Lynn
C. A. Jay
Dallas
Texas
Bryan
Brazos County
Harris County
Houston
Dallas County
A Better Way Opposes Ten Year Tax Remission for Textile Factories
The House supports a constitutional amendment to grant ten year tax remissions for wool, cotton, and mohair fabric factories, aiming to attract manufacturing and boost Texas jobs and farm markets. Critics warn against tax bribes, urging fair policy that avoids burdens on business and favors overall economic health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Farm revival in Harris County and nationwide migration trends
The piece notes a shift from farm abandonment to a back to the land movement. In Harris County many vacant houses have been repaired and repopulated, with land cultivation rising to new highs. Nationwide, farm population grew by 1,000,000 in 1932, the largest yearly gain since 1920, and total farm residents rose to a level not seen since 1910, highlighting urban crowding and migration needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County
Houston
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
United States
Heater causes closet fire at West 26th Street home
A hot water heater sparked a fire in a closet at the home of Mrs. L. E. Morehead on West 26th Street. The blaze drew a late Monday afternoon run by the fire department with damages around $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Morehead
West 26Th Street
Damare
New Chutes Under Construction for Bryan Rodeo
New side delivery chutes praised for visibility and cowboy safety are being built at Forrest Field for Bryan’s First Annual Rodeo. Work is underway with new equipment, contestants from several states already requesting entry, and prizes totaling several hundred dollars to be awarded on April 28 and 29. The management predicts Bryan will host the best rodeo yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Field
Bryan
Negro Woman Arrested for Day Law Violation
Ida Young a Black woman was arrested Friday night by Chief Tillis Officer Norwood and Horace Reed and jailed on illegal possession of liquor. A quantity of home brew and whiskey was seized. She was released on $250 bond and will have a hearing before Justice J. T. McGee next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Young
Tillis
Norwood
Horace Reed
J. T. McGee
Tax exemptions loom in Texas factory bids
Editorial notes that proposals for heavier taxes have passed in the current Legislature and that industrial executives weighing Texas site bids will see tax exemptions as a key factor shaping decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustry
Texas
Fort Worth
Improving Lateral Roads and Highway Expansion Plans
Report discusses potential state aid to extend laterals from Brazos county main highways to serve Wheelock area in Brazos and Robertson counties. Emphasizes Bryan and chamber of commerce support, linking road inland connections to economic and social growth. Also notes currency expansion plans affecting credit and inflation risk, warning against printing press inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Wheelock
Brazos and
Robertson Counties
Bryan
Brazos County
Ile
Congress
Germany
Prince of Wales Born on April 25 1284
The History column notes the birth of the first Prince of Wales on April 25 1284. He became a key royal figure in medieval England and influenced royal succession and titles in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Prince of Wales
Twenty Five Years Ago April 25 1908 Bryan scene highlights
A Bryan Morning Eagle recap notes Alexander school closed its term with a public event directed by Prof. J L Cobb and an educational address by W C Davis. Water issues resurfaced as T R Batte Jr and others discussed sewerage options piping Brazos water deep wells or a dammed reservoir. The Bryan colored normal opens June 22 at the public school building and runs to July 25. River Brazos reports show a two and a half foot drop and no rise expected from Thursday rain. cotton remains in good shape despite the flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Morning Eagle
Alexander School
J. L. Cobb
W. C. Davis
T. R. Batte, Jr
Progressive League
E. A. Kemp
P. Landry
W. Robinson
Brazos
Advertising and progress in a changing era
A reflective column argues that commodity prices cannot stay below production costs, notes changing grooming trends and a shift toward city development, and urges persistent newspaper advertising as a driver of business success and civic welfare. The piece credits Barrett for historical photos and emphasizes the value of consistent ads in leading communities.
Community Garden Yields Beets and Radishes for Needy
The West Esth Street community garden already bears fruit with large quantities of turnips and radishes distributed to city residents in need. Although hail damaged beans and leaves, new growth suggests little lasting harm and a good supply is expected in the coming weeks for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westesth Street
Maniloff and Kaplan Return From Dallas Market
Sam Kaplan and his son Adolph Kaplan, along with Maniloff, arrived today from the Dallas market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Maniloff
Sam Kaplan
Adolph Kaplan
Dallas
Bryan Socials Echo Weekend Visitors and Local Events
A parade of visitors and local activities fills Bryan scenes Friday. Guests include New Orleans Mrs W A Wellborn and Mr W H Andrew family reunions and Baylor University scholars, funerals for Sim Cooper, and numerous trips to Houston Temple Navasota Tyler Brenham and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wellborn
New Orleans
R. H. Bush
College Road
J. Y. Baker
Alvarado
W. H. Andrew
W. B. Clayton
T. B. Goodman
Bryan
Harvey
L. M. Haltom
Benchley
F. D. Fuller
Temple
Fuller
Ledelle Hammond
Rosse
Ervin Conway
Baylor University
Conway
J. Hendrix Conway
M. P. Holleman
Houston
Will Ed Holleman
L. V. Polk
H. E. Watkins
Baby
J. L. Jones
T. A. Hensarling
Coleview
Alberta Scott
San Antonio
Clara Terry
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Federation of Young People Enjoy Big Picnic
Young people from Bryan churches gathered for a Federation of Young People picnic at Crenshaw place on Finn road. About 60 youths arrived by car from First M church and Free Will Baptist chaperones. They played games and shared a picnic lunch of sandy cakes fruit and soda under the trees before entertainment ended around 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Elles
Crenshaw Place
Finn_road
Ane
R. Bryant
Jack BE
Free Will Baptist
Texas 4 H Club Winners Named From Barton and Fischer
Two Texas girls Lara Barton of Lubbock County and Mam ber Barton Route 1 Wton County win trips to the National 4 H Championship in Washington next June. Miss Bess assist state home demonstration agent notes their major demonstrations and total club value listed at $1.47 191. Barton’s projects include sewing home dairy gardening and preservation with profits from poultry yard. Fischer’s four year club work shows cash exhibits and meat poultry profits with emphasis on sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Lara Barton
Lubbock
Lubbock County
Rhode Island Red
Memie Fischer
Distinguished Club Woman Visits Highlight Texas Leadership
Mrs Middleton, a prominent Texas Federation of Women's Clubs leader, and Mr Earle B Midd visit Beaumont with son Edgeton and family. The Middltons are credited with pioneering local club achievements and advancing Beaumont as a leading Texas city in club accomplishments.
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Earle B. Midd
Beaumont
Edgeton
Texas
Texas Federation
Cit
Middleton
Printing Co Ad Improves Quality and Prices
An advertising notice promises quality printing at reasonable prices and invites readers to request a trial from Printing Co with contact details including a phone number.
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Houston Post
Associated Press
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Meiniere
McNaught Syn.,Inc
Long Island
Royal Brown
Ben Ames Williams
Samuel Merwin
Irvin Cobb
Ohio
Ethelbert
Gwendolyn
la Perouse
Voisin’s
Fern
Bob Davis
Theodore Drieser
Herbert Hoover
al Jolson
Dean Cornwell
Palace Theater
Galipolis
Wall Street
DeWolf Hopper
Owen Davis
Maine
Davis
Ewing Galloway
Susie
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Lisle Bell
Mason Cooper
Sweetwater
Sim Cooper
Bryan Rodeo
America
James E. Barrett
Oklahoma Biltmore Hotel
Canning
Marie Byrnes
J. B. Sanders
East 27Th Street
Lillian Beaumont
Hearne
H. D. Beaumont
Lon Brockman
Bridge
Gues
Robert Rutledge
Mary Inez Holloman
Robstown
Dorothy Covington
Mildred Salley
Fred L. Sloop
Denton
Elizabeth Sloop
Vera Sawyer
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Ursuline Avenue
Lucille Wilson
Cameron
Elsie McElroy
E. J. Jenkins
M. E. McCartney
W. B. Roman
Navasota
James Franklin Spann
Lyle Seley
Elizabeth Colgin
Waco
Kay Hassell
Ross
M. R. Bentley
Tyler
Bentley
Joe R. Tatman
Sam Knox
Miriom Maloney
J. T. Maloney
Harry Estill
Brenham
J. H. Bartz
A. 8. McSwain
Guy F. Boyett
Will Conrad
R. Pat Patter
R. Es May
J. Webb
College Avenue
May
An Priley
Savage Tesses
Wiley Higiain
Wixen Creek
D. Jones
Robert Army
Ruth
Will Fal
Ch. Pilchard
Lake Cog la
Wheelo
Cavitt
G. M
Federation of Young Peopl
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