Will Name Fifty To Regular Army.
Fort Sam Houston moves under Major General Parker to place six reserve second lieutenants on active duty at Fort Sill Oklahoma for one year under the Thomason Act. Lieutenant Walter Harle Tardy of Bryan Texas joins five other officers from Oklahoma City and Norman to form the Eighth Corps Area quota.
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Fort Sam Houston
Aug. G
Parker
Third Army
Eighth Corps
Walter Harle Tardy
Field Artillery Reserve
West 27Th Street
Bryan
Texas
Fort Sill
Oklo
Tardy
Secnd
Thomason
United States
Okla
Field Artillery
James Ledford Lain
Northwest 26Th St
Joe Benjaman Walcher
Warren Francis Elch
19Th. St
Oklahoma City
Russell Gordon Jones
Bill James Tatin
Norman, Okia
Brazos Negro Nurse Awarded Four Months Scholarship
Nurse Wilson of Brazos County has been honored by the State Board of Health for efficient work. She receives a four month scholarship at William and Mary College in Richmond Virginia, covering salary, travel, and tuition. Brazos County Health Board grants a four month leave of absence starting September 15 to allow her to attend the public health course.
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Sedalia Wilson
Negro Health
Rae
Brazos County
State Board of Health
College William and Mary
Richmond
Delirium Tremens Treatment Found By Ex Bryanite
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports a new delirium tremens treatment by Drs. William B. Cline Jr. and Jules V. Coleman. It uses spinal drainage, IV dextrose, magnesium sulfate, limited fluids, and a sedative like paraldehyde to induce a sound sleep within four to six hours, replacing older methods such as wet packs and restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Cline, Jr
W. B. Cline
Bryan
Jules V. Coleman
Journal of the American Medical Association
Cline
Coleman
Psychiatric Institute of Grasslands
Westchester County
New York
Carnes Arrested Again in College Burglaries
R. B. Carnes a Bryan youth charged with three others in two burglaries and a felony theft and guilty in five petty theft cases is again under arrest at Waco He was released on bond and is wanted by Brazos County officers in two more felony cases based on alleged thefts at College Deputies Kuntz and Williams went to Waco to return him here HLH Connor of the state comptroller office visited Bryan today
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R. B. Carnes
Bryan
Waco
Young Carnes
Brazos County
Henry Kuntz
Offa Williams
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks
A Bryan column lists residents and visitors visiting relatives and friends, with many travelers from Houston San Antonio and Port Arthur visiting Bryan and nearby towns. It notes address changes and upcoming trips including students and families moving to Austin Grand Prairie and New Orleans for health and education reasons. The piece also discusses a local anti alien chain store stance and traces the evolution of chain stores and a proposed solution to the economic dilemma.
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Emily Thomas Cavitt
Houston
Bryan
W. R. Thomas
Mary Cavitt
Ethel
Edith
Esther Cavitt
Homer Smith
San Antonio
A. and
M. College
Shelby Goodman
Gulf Refining Company
Port Arthur
Harvey
E. C. Brockman
Dorothy Sue
Harmon
H. Brockman
M. Bonneville
Mangum
Dorothy
Kathleen
Austin
la Grande
Dorothy Mapgum
Stephen F. Austin High School
State University
O. H. Patterson Sr
Pat Young
Grand Prairie
Patterson
E. C. Carlyle
Frances Louise
Southampton
N. Y
Dallas
Ollie Parks
Mary Jane
Parks
Joe F. Parks
Park
E. F. Parks
George FE. Madley
Leonard W. Hadley
Ada
Okla
Mrs. Hadley
Texas Constitution Amendments Noted in Election Text
A long OCR text outlines multiple proposed Texas constitutional amendments including workmen's compensation for state employees, legislative apportionment limits, retirement funding for public school staff, liquor laws, and a new Board of Pardons and Paroles. It details submission dates, ballot wording, and appropriations for publication and election costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
State of Texas
United States
The Chain Store Menace on Main Street Decline
The column laments the transformation of Main Street into a Robber's Lane as chain stores replace pioneer, locally owned shops. It argues that Jewish backed chains occupy valuable rental sites, driven by national systems and trade practices over decades, turning old one owner stores into powerful chain networks.
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Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
Texas Joint Resolution on House District Apportionment
A joint resolution H J R No 9 proposes amending Section 26 of Article 3 to add Section 26a. It would cap county representation at seven representatives unless a county population exceeds 700 000, then apportionment proceeds in counties over that threshold.
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State of
Texas
United States
Texas Joint Resolution Sets State Official Salaries
A joint resolution S. J. R. No. 14 proposes constitutional amendments to raise salaries for Texas officials. It sets Governor at 12000 dollars annually AG at 10000 dollars Comptroller Treasurer and General Land Office Commissioner at 6000 dollars and Secretary of State at 6000 dollars with implementation delayed until January 1937 and asks voter approval.
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State of
Texas
Secretary of State
Senate
General Land Office
Treaurer
State of Texas
Texas Joint Resolution Authorizes Establishment
A joint resolution cited as S. J. R. No. 18 invokes Section 48, Article 1 of the Texas Constitution to authorize the establishment of a new state initiative. The document outlines constitutional authority and intended enabling steps for creation and governance of the proposed entity.
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State of
Texas
Joint Resolution 8 J R No 26 Pardons and Paroles
A fragment from the Texas Constitution containing Section 11 of Article IV and proposing a committee or body for a Board of Pardons and Paroles. The text outlines constitutional framework for executive clemency procedures.
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State of
Texas
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Bryanite
Carnes
Hlh
Connor
State Comptroller Office
Franklin
Robertson County
R. B. Stanford
Supreme Court of
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Board of Sons and Paroles
Board of Pardons Paroles
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Board of Pardons and Paroles
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