Germany Likely Keeps Foreign Policy Unchanged
Berlin April 29. Chancellor Luther tells the Annual Congress of the League for German Industry and Commerce that Germany foreign policy will not be changed. The speech reflects the viewpoint of President-elect Von Hindenburg and his backing groups for Field Marshal Hindenburg’s presidency.
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Luther
von Hindenburg
League For German Industry and Commerce
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Doctor Luther
Hindenburg
Field Marshall
Regan Elected State Librarian After West Resigns
Miss Octavia F. Regan, state legislative reference librarian, was elected state librarian to succeed Miss Elizabeth West who has resigned. The announcement followed a Texas Historical Commission meeting in Austin on April 29.
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Austin
Octavia F. Regan
Elizabeth West
Texas Historical Commission
Miss Regan
Three Wissing from Explosion at Halden Massachusetts
An explosion at Halden Massachusetts causes significant damage with the loss estimated at seventy five thousand dollars. Authorities report three individuals named Wissing among those affected and ongoing investigations are underway.
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Halden
Massachusetts
Explosion at Boston Rubber Shoe plant kills at least two
Halden Mass April 29 Officials announced the death list from an explosion at the Boston Rubber Shoe Company plant may reach three, with one third dying. Half the two story brick building was leveled and more than 3,000 workers escaped. Damage put at about 75000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Halden
Mass
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Chamber committee to inspect cotton twine mill in Texas
A Chamber of Commerce special committee met to review a twine mill proposal and sent a delegation to inspect mills in Waco and Houston with plans to report next Tuesday morning. Members include Eugene Edge as chair and D L Wilson W H Cole J M Gordon W J Coulter H C Boatwright W S Higgs Js Webb of Houston attended.
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Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Edge
Texas
Waco
Houston
D. L. Wilson
W. H. Cole
J. M. Gordon
W. J
J. Webb Howell
W. 8
Higgs
W. J. Coulter
Ss.j. Webb
Brazos County Singing Convention Set Sunday at Reliance
The Brazos County Singing Convention meets in annual session at the Reliance community center on Sunday May 3. R F Crenshaw presides inviting all to attend with baskets for a noon on the ground dinner and a good time promised.
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Brazos County
Reliance Community Center
R. F. Crenshaw
Brazos County Singing Association
Lions Club Meeting Recaps Brownwood District Visit
The Bryan Lions Club held its Tuesday noon gathering at the Episcopal parish with President C A Searcy presiding. Members reported on the Brownwood district meeting, praised Brownwood hospitality, and discussed support for the cotton twine mill and Sue Haswell Memorial Park. attendance prizes and resolutions were noted along with member anecdotes.
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Episcopal Parish
C. A. Searcy
Brownwood
Lion Searcy
Lion Chambers
Bryan Lions
Houston
Lion Suber
Lion Sol Gerson
Mat Vitopil
Frank Patronella
Bryan
Rip” Erskine
Theodore Thomson
Sol Gerson
W. E. Neele
Ollie Parks
U. L. Stephens
Coulter Smith
Miss Sevier
Abbie “Meevier
County Home
Lions Club
Pat Newton
R. W. Armstrong
Henry Locke
Haswell
Sue Haswell
Tyler Haswell
Lions Club of
Bryan Daily Eagle
W. D Armstrong
Brownwood Lions Club
Bryan Lions Club
Richard Ratcliffe
R. L. Brown
Willard Chambers
Tom Suber
M. F. Vitopil
F. B. Patronella
J. M. Fereyson
Theodore H. Thomson
W. E. Neeley
F. D. Fuller
T. A. Munson
M. L. Jones
O. J. Parks
J. Hunt
R. V. Armstrong
I. L. Stephens
W. N
Shake Up in Prison Employes for Gas Conference
Indications of possible changes in the Texas prison system emerged as Frank O Rourke of Houston, named as a candidate for secretary to the prison commission, was summoned to the capitol to meet the governor. Commissioners Sayle and Dulaney confirmed a recommendation but said no election had occurred and awaited the governor’s interview.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Frank O’rouke
Houston
Prison Commission
Capitol
Walker Sayle
W. R. Dulaney
O’rouke
Large crab and frog found on Dallas street after rains
A salt water crab five inches in diameter and a full grown frog weighing three pounds were found on downtown Dallas streets early Monday after heavy rains Sunday night. They were distant from any creek or stream prompting speculation they were washed from the clouds.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Arp
Reverend H H McCain Shares UT Speaker Plans
Rev H H McCain, on vacation in Clarence Louisiana, reports University of Texas professor H Ezz Takenehi will speak at the Methodist church Sunday at 11 am and 8 pm on Japan and America. McCain requests publicity to draw large congregations and notes dry weather and good fishing as he visits his old home community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ezz Takenehi
University of Texas
Methodist Church
Japan
America
Rev
H. H. McCain
Clarence
Louisiana
Worth Watchman Burned to Death in Rooming House Fire
Fort Worth Apr 29 Joseph Garrison aged 60 watchman for the Santa Fe Railroad was burned to death in a fire at the New Riley rooming house. Economic loss estimated at 10000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Joseph Garrison
Santa Fe
New Riley
Governors to Meet on Atlantic Gulf Fish Conservation
Secretary Hoover urged coastal state governors from Maine to Texas to send representatives to Washington on May 20 to discuss fish conservation along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, marking a national priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Maine
Texas
Atlantic
Gulf
Aggie Inn at College Station to Open for Mother Day
The Aggie Inn, a first rate campus hotel in College Station, will open May 10 and 11 to host parents for the first Mother and Dad day. It will then close for final furnishings with a permanent opening planned for commencement visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewan Way
College Station
Aggie Inn
W. A. Doncan
Houston
W. B. Bizzell
Walter W. Kraft
Pryan Cotton Market Rises on Futures and Local Quotes
Cotton futures closed today 16 to 25 points higher. Local spot prices were quoted at 23 1 2 cents middling basis.
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Pryan
Bulgarian Army Plans Colorful Class Rebranding Soon
Government plans for one army class to adopt new color designations as part of a broader rebranding effort. Officials say the change aims to modernize outreach and mobilization messaging across services and public perception.
Bulgarian plan to mobilize fails amid volunteer shortfall
Sofia reports the Bulgarian government may call up one of its army classes after failing to recruit the 10 000 volunteers authorized by the Council of Ambassadors at Paris to pacify the country.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
Tornadoes Injure Fourteen in San Angelo Area
Fourteen farm tenants were injured and property damage occurred when two miniature tornadoes struck near Kyle and San Angelo late yesterday. A separate report notes light snow in San Angelo with temperatures previously reaching 102 degrees last week.
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Associated Press
Kyle
Mercury
National Congress Opens Second Day With Dept Sessions
Austin April 20 Separate conferences of various departments opened the second day of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Following yesterday's full session the convention continued with preliminaries and lively talks on child welfare and building an improved organization. Educators and workers focused on departmental problems in divided sessions.
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Associated Press
Austin
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Congress
Beard Tops Bryan Gun Club Shoot With 49 Of 50
J H Beard led the Bryan Gun Club regular shoot at Evans' place with 49 targets broken of 50. Bob Harrison, a new shooter, fired six times at the first target and broke it with his last shot. Final scores list Beard at 49 50 and a club average of 24 7 10 out of 46 1 4 among twenty competitors.
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Bryan
Evans’ Pacture
J. H. Beard
D Nial
Bob Harrison
Bob
Curt Oliver
Curt
Beard
F. L. Cavitt
N. A. Stewart
Jno. Lawrence, Jr
Dr. B. A. Sims
W. M. Wickes
HH. N. Rohde
E. Yeager
Harry Estill
E. Bullock
Allen Academy Defeats Caldwell High In Fast 6–5 Victory
In Caldwell on Monday Allen Academy edged Caldwell High Hornets 6 to 5. Baker pitched strongly after a four-run first inning by Caldwell, aided by Pausewaug behind the plate while Ellis and Dowell caught for Caldwell.
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Caldwell
Allen Academy
Caldwell High School Hornets
Hornets
Baker
Pausewaug
Ellis
Dowell
Rain Renewed Operations Today Beginning at Noon
A light steady rain resumed at noon and continued at press time, soaking the hard dry ground after months of drought. The Eagle Printing Company rain gauge showed .68 inch by 3:30 this afternoon, delivering beneficial precipitation.
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Eagle Printing Company
Engineers Gather for Texas Civil Engineers Meeting
About 50 engineers and teachers from the A and M College of Texas and other bodies gather in College Station for a two day Texas Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers meeting. Sessions in Physics Building, papers on railway costs and vehicle operating costs, dam talks, ethics, plus lab tours and an afternoon baseball game.
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Bryan Davy Raaie College Station
A. and
M. College of Texas
Departments of Engineering
Texas Section
American Society of Civil Engineers
J. C. Richey
Department of Civil Engineering
Bizzell
John A. Norris
Society
State Board of Water Engineers
D. B. Marburger
T. A. Munson
O. N. Floyd
Garza
Dallas
Mess Hall
Clay
Condon
San Antonio
E. L. Myers
Southern Methodist University
B. F. Williams
Norris
Terrell Bartlett
Texas
Bryan Country Club
J. J. Richey
College and Bryan
Linen Cotton Mill Backed by Bryan Public
A mass meeting in the Bryan district courthouse endorsed a cotton and twine mill for the city. F. L. Henderson led the City Development committee with 125 attendees hearing support from J. B. Bagley and F. E. Lichte of A and M College textile department. About $75,000 in total needed, with $18,000 already subscribed and plans to recruit 25 to 30 local buyers for the rest.
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Bryan
F. L. Henderson
W. &. Higgs
E. J. Jenkins
J. Bryan Miller
Chamber of Commerce
J. Webb
Houston
J. B. Bagley
F. E. Lichte
Textile Department
A. and M. College
Sam B. Wilson
Jno
Ssr. Webb
City Development Committee
France Considers Gold Standard Return Amid British Move
Paris financial authorities say Britain adopting a gold standard will force France to follow. The finance minister studies the issue and signals sacrifices by the French people are needed to restore gold backing.
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Associated Press
Paris
Great Britain
France
New Car Registrations for Brazos County
The county tax collector J Marion Ferguson lists new car registrations since the last publication. Names include W W West Bryan Annie Stasney Bryan J Black Bryan J S Carroll Bryan EF R Emmell Bryan Annie Jones Bryan Thos br Mayo College Station Walter J Merka Benchley B T Yeager College Station Anton Ernst Bryan R M Millhollum Dublin A Broussard Hearne Carl Wipprecht Bryan Perry F Bowen College Station A S Grove Bryan R S Grace Bryan Ike Ashburn College Station Luke Patronella College Station W L Porter Bryan. Mayor and Mrs Tyler Haswell hosted a Tuesday dinner at their West 24th street home with Mrs J B Beers and Miss Marie Beers of New Orleans among the guests.
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J. Marion Ferguson
W. W. West
Bryan
Annie Stasney
J. Black Bryan
J. 8
R. M. Millhollum
Dublin
A. Broussard
Hearne
Carl Wipprecht
Perry F. Bowen
College Station
A. S. Grove
R. S. Grace
Ike Ashburn
Luke Patronella
W. L. Porter
Tyler Haswell
West 24Th Street
J. B. Beers
Marie Beers
New Orleans
Aggies to Host Razorbacks in Second Baseball Game
In College Station on Kyle Field the Texas A and M Aggies play the Arkansas Razorbacks in the second game of a two game series. The first game was set for this afternoon with the second slated for Thursday at 4 10 p m local time.
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College Station
Kyle Field
Texas Aggies
Arkansas Razorbacks
Bryan Daily Eagle
University Longhorns
Hundred Negroes Held in Dallas for Interracial Murder Probe
Dallas April 29 One hundred Negroes are being held in the city jails for examination in a murder case involving Ryan Adkins and W L Milstead and for attacks on local women companions. Rewards totaling 3250 dollars have been offered for the arrest of the guilty party.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Ryan Adkins
W. L. Milstead
Aggies Versus Longhorns Close Dual Meet At Kyle Field
The Texas A&M Aggies and the Texas Longhorns meet Friday at Kyle Field in the season’s closest dual. Both squads have strong relay runs, with the Longhorns stronger in distance events and the Farmers ahead in sprints, making the meet a toss up for athletic supremacy.
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Rice
Houston
Owls
Baylor
Longhorns
Oklahoma A
Steers
Aggies
Fire at Hendricks apartments in Portland kills four
Four persons died and two more were gravely injured in a daytime blaze that swept the Hendricks apartments in Portland Oregon. About forty residents woke as flames raged through the 46 unit building trapping many inside. Victims listed include E Sullivan 55 Miss Clara Sheere 20 Miss Frazier 2 and A Lawr blind.
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Associated Press
Portland
Oregon
Hendricks Apartments
E& Sullivan
Clara Sheere
Frazier
A. Lawr
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Relianse
Brownwood Topic Lions Club
Dallas Street
Kyle Snowfall
San Angelo
Caldwell High
OFTON
Britain
Razorbacks
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