Notable Navy Admiral Aristo Wiley Joins National Steel Board
Rear Admiral Henry A Wiley retired from the U S N is named one of three members of the National Steel Labor Relations Board Navy service includes command of the New Jersey Wyoming and Standish career spans from Annapolis to the Bureau of Navigation and shore inspection posts He has acted as arbitrator in railway labor disputes and now joins the steel board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Aristo Wiley
National Steel Labor Relations Board
Troy
Ala
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maple
Constellation
Kentucky
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Monterrey
Saratoga
Board of
Board of Inspection and Survey
Navy
New Jersey
Wyoming
Wiley
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Delaware & Hudson
Olden Residents Return to Bryan For Short Visit
Gracie Kerr of Rusk and Anna Kerr of Weatherford visited Bryan to recall childhood years spent near the A and M College era. They toured the old Kerr homestead site, recalled Mrs. Ewing and Mrs. Irwin, and visited the Goodson home before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Jim Kerr
Kerr
R. K. Chatham
A. and M. College
Gracie Kerr
Grain sorghum push and county agents notes
With feed shortages, the Negro agent urges farmers to plant heavy grain sorghum crops before frost. Prairie View Short Course set for Aug 12 for men and 4-H boys. Home demonstration reports show June July totals for farm products sold and items produced including foods, canned goods, jellies, pickles, and garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie View
Office of
Negro County
Home Makers Council
Weather and church notes from Wellborn community
Two light showers refreshed Wellborn since last report. The Baptist meeting drew good attendance with several conversions and additions. Visitors included Mrs. A B Hopper and Mrs. Solon Griffith, along with Mrs. A B Welch visiting a niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudnall
Personville
W D. Lauder
Clyde Hudnall
Wellborn
A. B. Hopper
Solon Griffith
Elizabeth Howell Weds Hiram Thut at Western Springs
Bride Elizabeth Howell and groom Hiram Thut marry at high noon July 28 in Western Springs Illinois. Ceremony held at the home of J. A. B. Tompkins, brother in law and sister of the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randolph Howell
Elizabeth
Hiram Frederick Thut
Western Springs
Ill
J. A. B. Tompkins
Quiet Election Dims Town Bulletin From Wellborn Area
Residents report a quiet election day as locals travel to church meetings and visit relatives. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Clyde and Pete returning to Personsville, Rev J P Brown en route to Bryan, and guests of Ida Boyder and Guy Neeley families. Names listed include A Straub, A B McSwain, Ernest Redman, Wade, Yeager, Minnie Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Personsville
Clyde
Pete
J. P. Brown
Bryan
Wellborn
Joda Royder
Beaumont
Ida Royder
T. Farquhar
Ennis
Guy Neeley
Henry Jones
Houston
Ida Boyder
Rumors of Bankhead Act Suspension Denied
In College Station on July 31 officials deny reports that the Bankhead Act will be suspended this year. C A Cobb of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration says the Cotton Production Section has not issued any statement about suspension. He urges rapid processing of exemption certificates as county committees assist with signups while the State Allocation Board operates locally.
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Adolf Hitler
Michael Cardinal Faulhaber
Munich
Alfred Rosenberg
Cardinal Faulhaber
America
University of Strassburg
Speyer
College Station
Texas Extension Service
C. A. Cobb
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
State
Business Women club names committee heads at meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club announced its standing committee chairmen at Wednesday’s Municipal Clubhouse meeting. Mildred Horton spoke on her Washington trip advising national relief heads on cannery operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Municipal Club
Mildred Horton
Washington
Marguerite Sammons
Kate Adele Hill
Mary Anna Grimes
Helen Swift
Minnie Mae Grubbs
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Ruby Mashburn
Maurice Hearn
Dora R. Barnes
Moore
Hattiesburg
Grace Neeley
Valls Nominated for Seventeenth Term as Webb County Attorney
John A. Valls, district attorney of Webb County, has been renominated for the seventeenth term. Valls won 4185 votes across Webb Zapata and other counties, leading W R Quilliam who had 2862 votes. Webb and Zapata backed Valls, while Quilliam carried Jim Hogg and Dimmit counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
John A. Valls
Webb County
Valls
Forty-Ninth Judicial District
W. R. Quilliam
Jim Hogg County
Walls
Webb
Zapata
Quilliam
Jim Hogg
Dimmitt
Cardboard Sheets for Sale at Eagle Printing Co
Large white cardboard sheets available in several thicknesses. Sizes include 28 inches and 22 percent? This listing notes 28 inch sheets and assorted thicknesses offered by Eagle Printing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Co
Oclet y Celebrate 82nd Birthday Of Mrs Fannie Holland
Friends and relatives gathered at Sue Haswell Memorial Park in Bryan for a noon birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Fannie Holland, a long time Brazos County resident. Attendees included many Bryan Brazos locals and guests from Conroe Austin Bay City Cheneyville La Goose Creek.
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Fannie Holland
Sue Haswell
Bryan
Will Kelly
Clint Cloud
Zeff Jones
Horace Holligan
Ervin Smith
Warren Landry
Lum Powers
Lee Smith
Arnold Murray
P. G. Newton
College Woman Dies at Clinic Funeral Tuesday
Mrs. Minnie Ayers of College Station died at a Bryan clinic after a week long illness. She was 69. Survived by husband D. S. Ayers, four sons and three daughters, eighteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a m in Bryan, burial at Boonville cemetery. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named from College Station and Hereford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ayers
College Station
Bryan
Will Ayers
Charles Ayers
Houston
W. L. Ayers
Hereford
Texas
C. P. Atkins
J. G. Shows
B. H. Royall
Joe Pletzer
Gertrude Ayers
Amarillo
C. V. Villarett
John Brockheim
Henry Brockheim
Ayers
McCullouch-Dansby Funeral Chapel
R. L. Jackson
A. and
M. College
Old Boonville
L. D
J. H. Stockton
J. Acord
E. C. Mousner
College and Bryan
H. R. Fritz
C. W. Wilson
A. Q O. Poston
Remarks on Vacation Bible School inspire city churchgoers
Mrs. Howell's comments and Mrs. Theo Mahler's talk at the Daily Vacation Bible School session under the City Federation of Churches impressed attendees. Mrs. Mahler outlined the broad positive impact possible through federation channels and envisioned more work in the coming years. Mrs. Black and Mrs. Fountain praised the 1934 Bryan Vacation Bible School as the federation planned to reconvene in October.
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America
Robert Joseph Collier
Orville Wright
Glenn H. Curtis
Elmer A Sperry
Glenn Luther Martin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tome Preparatory School
Maryland
University of Virginia
Massachusetts Tech
Curtiss Airplane Company
Army
Mexico
Caldwell
U. S. Army
Hamilton Standard
United Aircraft & Transport Company
Bryan
J. W. Black
Methodist Church
E. J. Fountain
First Baptist Church
Federation
Seil it with ane way te want ad
A compact notice hints at an advertisement offer phrased as a sales prompt. The fragment mentions a sales approach and a desire for a particular listing, suggesting a barter style or rough sale inquiry within a local marketplace.
Edge Gins First Cotton Bale as Patch Season Returns
Edge reports its first bale of cotton ginned on Monday belonging to John A. Rychiik. Community notes list visitors and local happenings including health concerns, family reunions, and travels among residents from Bryan to Houston and Hearne.
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Edge
John A. Rychiik
E. J. Payne
Wilkerson Clinic
Tastus Bolton
Conroe
Bill Pack
J. C. Bolton
J. D. Sanders
Lena Blazek
Jordantown
Wymola
J. T. Griffin
Otho Rhodes
Otho Richard
Herbert Little
Brazos Valley
Carson Lawson
Plainview
J. T. Closs
C. B. Moode
J. M. Closs
Prospect
Bryan
Wellborn
Houston
Hearne
Teague
Nacogdoches
Magnolia
Shreveport
Gladys Cross
Helen Moore
Jennie Lou Griffin
Bob Parker
Huntsville
Carl Orr
Walden Orr of
Fred Walker
Otho Murphy
Claude Moore
Marlin
Bryan Methodist Church Named on Reds Dynamite List
Russian preacher Dr. Oscar Autritt claimed at a Washington prayer meeting that he saw in a St. Louis cellar a 20 foot blue print listing the Bryan Texas Methodist Church among targets to be blasted by Communists. He described the document as charred and secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Washington
Texas
First Congregational Church
Calvin Coolidge
Oscar Autritt
Cotton exemptions drive boosts county signups at court
Braos County Boys and Girls Club reports extra committees aiding cotton exemption signups. Farmers without contracts risk losing exemptions as tax must be paid by ginners to move cotton. Meetings set at the Bryan courthouse Thursday for signed exemptions and Friday Saturday for those with possible exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Court House
Seven aboard car escape as coupe leaps over truck crash
The Fernand ez coupe, traveling at high speed toward Houston, jumped over a truck driven by R M Young near Bryan, tumbling into a ditch. Seven in Youngs car and occupants in the truck were injured lightly or uninjured as flames erupted briefly before being put out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
R. M. Young
Huntsville
Young
Fernandez
Bryan
Jones
Mrs. Jones
Brown
Carr
Houston
Allred leads Texas governor race as runoff looms
Early returns show James V. Allred leading the Democratic gubernatorial field with Tom F. Hunter strong and Charles McDonald third. The top two advance to the August 25 runoff. other races include Woodward and McCraw for attorney general and Lon Smith vs Pundt for railroad commissioner. Congressional votes in the Seventh district show close races among Davis, Frizzell, Patton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Hughes
Woodward
McCraw
Clyde Smith
Lon Smith
Pundt
W. Gregory Hatcher
H. O. Johnson
James McNees
Roger Davis
Nacogdoches
Bonnie Frizzell
Palestine
Davis
Frizzell
Nat Patton
Crockett
W. D. Justice
Athens
Dallas
Texas
Ferguson
James V. Allred
Wichita Falls
Tom F. Hunter
Charles C. McDonald
Miriam A. Ferguson
James FE. Ferguson
Jim
James E. Ferguson
McDonald
Bryan Grocers Named To Local Code Board
A. P. Milner announces Bryan men named to the local Code Authority board for Houston Area No. 14. David Reid serves as Independent Retail member and secretary. J. A. Williams represents Voluntary Owned Retail, J. F. Henderson Gordon Sewall for Volunteer Wholesale, and P. Walker for Independent Wholesaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Milner
Houston Area No. 14 Food and Grocery Distributors’ Code Authority
Bryan Men
David Reid
J. A. Williams
J. F. Henderson
Gordon Sewall
Mills P. Walker
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Oklahoma
Ernest Whitworth Marland
Tom Anglin
Murray
Pittsburg
Powca City
Bryant Baker
Marland
Congress
Wolves of
Wall Street
New Deal
Adm
Henry A. Wiley
Frank W. Caldwell
E. W. Marland
Negro Club
Farm Women's Report
Bride-To
Bankhead
Oclety
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
C. W. Brown
Dreath Relief
Legion Fair
American Legion Fair
Fed
Will Jones
Allred
Alfred
Capitol Hill
Austin
Hunter
Texas Panhandle
Rio Grande
Texarkana
el Paso
Texas Election Bureau
Ahred
Bryan Grocers
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