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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1931

Page

2

Local Bryan News Highlights Social Ties and Visits

Community notes from Bryan outline visits and travels of residents. Mr and Mrs Jne Seeley Caldwell trip to Dallas. Mrs Lee J Rountree visits with sister in Bryan and returns from Sundings. Local figures like Quinlan Adams of Orlando and Jno M Voices Sr attend Embroidery Club events, with hospital stays and church Rev Jno L Wharton activities mentioned.

Jne Seeley Caldwell Dallas Lee J. Rountree Ee Peeee Bryan A. and M. College Jackson Miss Frits Engelhard la Siege Ls County Ileans Old City Jno. E. Blair John Ward Edgar Waco Quinlan Adams Orlando George A. Adams Oreg Jno M. Voices Fred Grandbherryildren Crockett Louise Ae Mary ‘Newell Teague Rhodes Porter Newell Baylor College Belton Eleanor Lucas San Antonio Lee Mial Millard Mial Wilmington N. C Browning Vewey Jno. L. Whorton First Baptist Church McKinney Whorton Jno. L. Wharton

Hoover Maps Temporary Tax Plan to Balance 1933 Budget

President Hoover proposes a temporary tax increase modeled on the 1924 revenue act to balance the 1933 budget. He cites a 1931 deficit of 902 million and projected 1932 1933 deficits totaling 4.442 billion, with net debt rise of about 3.247 billion. The plan envisions a two year tax rise ending next July to raise roughly 920 million next year, offset by spending curtailment and statutory debt retirements.

Lig Secretary of the Treasury Congress

Texas U. Alumni Chronicle and Judicial Careers

A fragment detailing Texas University alumni from 1886 with legal careers. It notes T. W. Gregory and R. L. Batts practicing law, Gregory becoming United States attorney general under Wilson, Batts serving on the university law faculty, then as circuit court of appeals judge and later general attorney for a large oil company, and Batts later serving as district judge and university board chairman.

Dan Moody State Board of Paruons T. W. Gregory R. L. Batts Portas Raip Gregory United States Attorney General Wilson Batts University Law School Circuit Court of Appeals Oil Couy

Notable Texas Law School Alumni Highlight Presidents and Judges

The article recounts distinguished graduates from the University of Texas School of Law who rose to prominent roles. It notes Joseph L. Hutcheson Jr. becoming a federal district judge and later circuit judge, along with his son Joseph C Hutcheson III. It mentions William Pierson's rise to the Texas Supreme Court, Ira P. Hildebrand becoming dean, and other 1961 and 1899 cohort members shaping law and politics in Texas and beyond.

Hoover Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Ewing Thomason Texas United States Congress Ira P. Hilde‘brand University School of Law Harvard University School of Law

Tax payments rise with split plan across city and county

Tax records show large increases in October and November 1931 as half payments under the split plan rose. City and county totals, levies on state and local taxes, and penalties dates are detailed, including move of 15 000 in city tax payments year over year and the overall rolls at 101 795 versus 103 336 for 1930.

Ac Reyes Atevember Saas Fignan

Taxpayers Plan Delinquent Tax Reduction Action

Delinquent taxes expected to be reduced as property owners arrange payments. One group plans to pay half this fall and settle the remaining amount next year.

Ian

Bryan Lions Hear Call for Faith and Charity

The Bryan Lions and Rotary Club meet as speakers urge faith as a foundation amid crisis. They discuss Good Cheer funding needs, propose doubling donations, and vote to forgo the annual Lions Rotary banquet to aid the needy.

Lions Cancel Annual Banquet to Aid Good Cheer Fund

Lions club votes to forego the annual Vouthel banquet that hosted Texas A. and M. College Allen Academy and Stephen F. Austin high school teams. Funds saved will go to the Good Cheer fund. Committee members H. L. Durham Dr. Lamar Jones and Matty Bell presented the measure to Rotarians with Dean E. Kyle and others in attendance.

L Ord Lions Rotary Clubs A. ‘and M. College Allen Academy Stephen F. Austin High School Lion Matty Bell A. and Lions-Rotary D. W. Carlton Bryan School Lion H. L. Durham Lion Bell Rotary Club Lion W. E. Wimberly International Association of Lion ‘Wimberly Julien C. Heyer Stanford Wika Bell E. R. Bryant Freafene Burt Harry L. Durham Mit Dansby H. 0. Feimeeep A. Fa Fuller R. C. Franks J. C. Goldsmith Free Bale R. H. Harrison A. D. Jockeen Lamar Janes E. Lyons R. A. McDaniel Jesse" “McGee J. Mansieff Charles S. Myers E.tavlson Sankey Park Morris Schulman J. Coulter Smith C. C. Todd, Jr C. N. Wyatt G. Williams W. E. Wimberly Roy Danforth Rotary Organization Texas A. and M. College Stephen F. Austin H. L. Durham Lamar Jones Matty Bell M. Joel Hunt Varsity Dean E. J. Kyle Beck Clan

Rotary Club Members Listed in Var Enty Meeting

A Rotary Club gathering in Var Enty includes members such as George A. Adams FE L Benson Jno W Be AMack FE P Black Wilson Bradley Amos De Carlton E R Canady W B Cline J F Caney Jno S Caldwell W J Coulter and others including H B Earthman Chas Hillier Tyler Haswell Kay Hassell and Frank Webb along with numerous additional attendees.

Rotary Club Var Enty George A. Adams Fe L. Benson Jno W. Be. Amack FE. P. Black Cilson Bradley Amos de Carlton E R. Canady W. B. Cline J. F. Caney S. Caldwell W. J. Coulter W. F. Davis W. W. Daup R. J. Dunn H. B. Earthman Chas. F. Hillier Tyler Haswell Kay Hassell Fred Jensen E. J. Kyie W. H. Lawrence Hugh Looney W. S. McCulloch W. R. McCullough Qak McKenzie Pete Palasota D. H. Reid E. B. Reynolds N. Shepardson H. J. Schovassa J. E. Stanford D. L

Good Cheer drive gains broad school and business support

Bryan residents join a Good Cheer fund drive with students and teachers contributing at least ten cents. Supt. Durham leads in schools while parochial and Allen Academy also rally. Dozens of city firms and service stations pledge 100 percent contributions, boosting the drive for sole relief organizations. Mrs. S. C. Far and Miss Katie Daly travel to Houston to visit friends and plan return.

Good Cheer Fund Supt H. J. Durham Bryan St. Joseph’s Allen Academy First National Bank Brock’s Joe Kaplan & Co City National Bank Crenshaw & Mitchell Maloney Insurance Agency Lamar Jones Bryan Building & Loan Assn Holmes Bros Oman & Vick Brazos County Cloud & Tucker Parrop & Ware Brazos Motor Co Caldwell’s Jewelry Ed R. Emmet A. J. Wagner Pete Palasota Souters Giculturist J. C. Penney Co J. B. Covington Frank Koeman Edge Motor Co Abe Chanowsky Gulf States Utilities Co Gee Wilson Bradley 5. C. Far Lucian Sandifer Baby Katie Daly Houston

Millions Are Asked for Work On Texas Gulf Harbors

U S. Army engineers seek capital for 1931 river and harbor projects totaling about 210.95 million dollars. Gulf Coast harbors receive 3.09 million, Great Lakes 7.33 million, intracoastal waterways and Texas coast plans include Sabine Neches and Sabine River to Corpus Christi channels, Port Lavaca and Port Aransas works, with overall Gulf Coast and Texas intracoastal estimates reaching many millions.

Texas Gulf Washington Budea A Capitol Hill Senate House House Appropriations Committee Congress Lytle Brown Mississippi River Illinois, Missouri, Ohio Atlantic Coast Pacific Coast Brown Gulf Coast Great Lakes Boston Corpus Christi Texas New York Newark Bay Delaware River Trenton Philadelphia Sea Baltimore Channels Savannah Harbor Mobile Harbor Ohio Illinois River Illinois Minneapolis Ilinois River Missouri River Ohio River Monongahela River Kanawha River Pacific San Francisco Harbor Monterey Harbor Honolulu Harbor Detroit River Sabine - Neches Galveston Harbor Galveston Texas City Port Boliver Dickinson Bayou Aransas Pass Corpus Christi Channel Freeport Harbor Pass Cavallo Port Lavaca Port Aransas Brazos Island Corpus Chie Louisiana-Texas

West Side Circle Meets For Quilt Making At Mrs Hyde Home

West Side Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Arthur A. Hyde's Baker Avenue home Tuesday afternoon at 2. The group worked on a Dresden plate quilt and sold a butterfly count. Ten members and one visitor attended with a brief business session led by Mrs. J. Dishman and program by Mrs. Allen Smith.

Arthur A. Hyde First Christian Church West Side Woman's Missionary Society of the Baker Avenue J. &. Dishman Jane Adams

Airplane Hunters Target Eagles In Lambing Season

Fort Stockton Texas December reports two men R L Baumgardner and C M Downs plan an aerial assault on eagles preying on lambs in Trans-Pecos. After successful coyotes hunting from a plane the pair aim to clear flocks on Joe Montgomer ranch between Marathon and Fort Stockton during lambing time.

Fort Stockton Trans-Pecos Texas R. L. Baumgardner C. M. Downs Joe Montgomer Ranch Marathon Pryor and Wilson Ranch Tunis Springs Dash

Texas Officials Enjoined Over Truck Regulation Law

A special three judge federal court granted an injunction shielding H B Sage and other Texas interstate and intrastate bus and truck operators from state enforcement of the Texas motor truck regulation law requiring operating licenses from the Texas railroad commission. The court kept the restraining order active but did not rule on the law's constitutionality.

New Orleans H. B. Sage Flint Mich Texas Texas Railroad Commission William Hawley Atwell

Christmas Tree Planned by First Methodist Church

The Sunday School council met at the church annex for a social hour and dinner before a business meeting. Plans were made for a Christmas tree on Wednesday night, December 23. George Johnson named Mrs. Ed J. Harris to arrange a program for entertainments for cradle rolls, beginners, and primary departments. Rev. E. Few, Huntsville district presiding elder, attended and shared guidance.

First Methodist Church George Johnson Ed J. Harris Ey. F. E. Few Huntsville

Navasota Store Robbed for About 150 Dollars

Robbers stole men and women's clothing valued at about 150 dollars from R. B. Templeman & Son in Navasota. Entry was gained by roof access and a skylight using a rubber hose for descent. The incident occurred Saturday or Sunday night according to local reports.

R. B. Templeman & Son Navasota

Younes Thespians Plan Two Plays At High School

Amateur Thespians of the Austin high school directed by Miss Eleanor L Eas stage two plays on December 15 in the high school auditorium to raise funds for the football sweaters. One act drama Por Distinguished Service features Ann Whitley Ann Bentley and Louise Dyer in a modern setting. The second production The Sugh ing Cure is a two act comedy with nine cast members led by Donald Foster and others including Elizabeth Watts Mildred McKenzie Gay Hanson and Maurine Neeley.

Austin High School Eleanor Leas Hi School Florence Clay Knox Ann Whitley Katherine Burton Ann Bentley Jim Hyarding Louise Dyer Mary Edith Painton Donald Foster St. George Carey D. C. Jones Ag Jimmie Mason Milton Fidge Ag Ir. Whitcomb John Morehead Clarge Hanson Elizabeth Watts Laura Hanson Mildred McKenzie Gay Hanson France Dalvis Kitty Clyde Maurine Neeley Mary Ellen Perry Lucy Parks Norah

Miss Evelyn Mertsen Returns From Visit

Local note reports Miss Evelyn Mertsen of Koun returning home after a pleasant visit with relatives in the Smetana community. An unrelated ad promotes a Rio Grande Valley farming proposition and a White Rose Studio Xmas special offering an 8x10 picture for 1.50 at Van Dyke Studio.

Evelyn Mertsen Koun van Dyke

Valley Dredging Company Legal Notice

We will not be responsible for any debt of any kind incurred by anyone in connection with our contract with the State Highway Department Highway No 6 Drag County Texas unless authorized by a written order signed by J. D. George President or L. S. Tedford Secretary Valley Dredging Company offices Dona Texas and Bryan Texas

State Highway Department Highway No Drag County Texas J. D. George

Also Mentioned on This Page

Missee Ha MelIinis Ila Graham Bryan Louis White West 23Rd Street Oak Grove Avenue White Kate White Maude Houghton Associated Press Richard M. Kieberg House of Representatives Harry M. Wurzbach Bryan Lions Speaker Stafford Catherine Calhoun Woman’s College At Montgomery Ala Westside Circle 1St Christian M. E DR. Pepp Bottling CO Younes Thespians Rio Grande Valley J. F. Zak MacKenzie Jewelry Xias A. A. MacKenzie Dr. Caldwell Caconera Pepsina Doctors
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