Texas A and M to house AAA units under relief plan
The Roosevelt administration shifts three AAA units from Washington and San Antonio to Texas A and M College. Auditing, generating, and finance staffs will expand to about 600-1000 by March, with 60 percent women. The move aims to stabilize employment and handle some 450,000 commodity contracts for Texas farmers. Community housing and room shortages are key concerns to retain workers on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Deticultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
San Antonio
Texas A. & M. College
AAA
J. R. McCarl
AAA Finance
Activi
Ewing Board
AAA Khead
D Bankhead
Texas Farmhumber
Roosé
Chicago
Isoare
Bryan and
Bryan and College
Bryan
Strange Language and Bone Air in Birds
Strange as it seems a Cura caao island language Papiamento has grown from a 35 000 person colony now spoken by over 75 000. The article notes its mixed origins Spanish Portuguese Indian Latin English French Dutch and native Negro and its own grammar. It also explains birds bones hollow air filled for light weight and the connection to the lungs via air sacs. It mentions Floyd L Bird building a bottle chair and previews tomorrow feature Fish That Know Their Names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curacao
Netherlands
West Indies
Battle of the five end tens reshapes Fifth Avenue skyline
New York reports a rival spire near Tiffany’s amid the Wendell residence’s shuttered scene. Selfridge and Ben Throop figures loom as social links. Deac Aylesworth guides town radio ventures and courtroom calm in boardrooms. Maugham and Brokaw anecdotes mix with light scandal and cocktail party invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Tiffany’s
Wendell
Ziegfeld
Empire State Building
Prince
Fifty Years of Married Life Shown by Buchanan Couple
A Bryan community remembers Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan on their 50th wedding anniversary. They married in a ceremony led by Dr. Rufus C. Burleson and built a life together as editors and civic workers. They never spent a hour apart and have long been neighbors and active in church, Red Cross, and local growth efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Buchanan
Rufus C. Burleson
Bryan
Mr. Buchanan
Pilot
Buchanan
Red Cross
Feir
Texas
Brazos County
Busi
Twenty Five Years Ago In Bryan Cotton Receipts Rise
Twenty five years ago Bryan expected to reach the 22 000 bale mark in cotton receipts, surpassing last season totals. Italian Agricultural Mutual Benevolent Society in the county grows to nearly 200 members with officers listed and a new lodge hall planned. Mer and Mrs Warren Lomax visited Waxahachie after a trip to E B Lomax. The year ends amid a worldwide push for broader political liberty. R R Ellis and others returned from Houston. William Jones and Lee Burley visited from Reliance. Joe and Louis Merka of Benchley were in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Daily Eagle
Pilot
Bryan
Jessie Bullock
Harvey
Ialian
Italian Agricultural Mutual Benevolent Society
J. M. Saladiner
Frank Croaks
Biggio Patronella
Mer
Warren Lomax
Waxahachie
E. B. Lomax
R. R. Ellis
Houston
William Jones
Lee Burley
Reliance
Joe
Louis Merka
Benchley
First Christian Church Board Meeting Tonight
Rev. E. S. Bledsoe announces a church board meeting at the First Christian Church this evening at 7 30. Members are to discuss church affairs and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Board
E. S. Bledsoe
First Christian Church
Editorial on Britain's allied strategy under the League of Nations
The Christian Science Monitor argues that King George V's speech outlines a defense oriented policy linked to the League, while critics warn that arming for collective security risks duplicating arms races and undermining collective action. The piece urges prioritizing justice at Geneva and Covenant reform over reallocating resources to armaments.
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King George
Great Britain
League of Nations
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Clement R. Attlee
Britain
Italy
Germany
France
League
England
Russia
Austria
United States
Learnue
Geneva
Christian Science Monitor
Cities seek tools to collect 1 billion in delinquent taxes
A Municipal Finance Officers Association bulletin outlines methods used by U S and Canadian cities to recover delinquent taxes. Installments, mail and telephone notices, tax departments, tax receiverships, and a Christmas Club style plan are highlighted, with emphasis on improved administration and prompt foreclosures to boost collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Finance Officers’ Association
Association
Canada
Oregon
Denver
Bulletin
Star Telegram
Bank Bandit Leads Jail Break Near Muskogee
Dan Heady, a convicted bank robber, forced entry at the jail door and escaped with four other prisoners from the Muskogee city federal jail. Detective Chief Bolton was critically wounded and a sixth prisoner was killed during the breakout according to Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Heady
Muskogee
Oklo
Bolton
Frozen in Ice Car Hero Boy Faces 10 Day Ordeal
Fourteen year old Glenn Boldan of Motley Minnesota survived a ten day ordeal in an ice packed refrigerator car on a cross country ride. He said he cornered the car at Salinas California, slept, then woke to find it locked as it cooled with no food.
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Deac Aylesworth
Glenn Boldan
Motley, Minn
Baltimore
Boldan
Salinas
Calif
Associated Preas
Yellow second sheets in 500 sheet packs
Pricing note shows yellow second sheets sold in packs of 500 sheets at 60 cents per pack.
Brazos flood memories and small town notes
A memoir style round up with names and events from a Brazos Valley town. Mentions 1913 flood rescue deaths Howard Cavitt and others, local officials, shopkeepers, arrests, and civic remarks. Includes Sam Cavitt deputy game warden praising business support and notes on local venues and people in a November to January frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Berger
Bryan
Brazos Eiver
Herger
Albert Worley
Brazos Valley
Howard Cavitt
Sam Cavitt
K. T. Tillis
A. S. Ware
Ervan
George G. Chance
Jno
Victory Harvester study course continues for Old Testament
The Victory Harvester union of the First Baptist Training Union continues its Old Testament Studies course taught by Mrs. Charles Myers through Thursday evening. Two 45 minute sessions occur tonight and Thursday with a 7 o'clock start and a short intermission. Wednesday offers a 6 45 pm start with the class joining the midweek prayer service at 7 30 pm as the second period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Myers
Victory- Harvester Union
First Baptist Training Union
Shipping tags sold by Eagle Printing Company
Shipping tags of every description in all weights and colors may be quickly furnished by collating us. Prices will please you, Eagle Printing Company.
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Eagle Printing Company
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Lee J. Rountree
Daily Press League
Mercantile Bank
Lexington Ave
N. Y
Illinois
Associated Press _ ABsociated Press
John Hix
U. S
Pat
Floyd L. Bird
Mr. Bird
Porto
Ben Throop
Follies
Ruby de Remer
Throop
Pittsburgh
Drop
Ping
Victor Herbert
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Schenley Hotel
Nabobs
Herbert
H. T. Webster
Somerset Maugham
Maugham
South Sea Islands
Pago Pago
Ladie
Clare Boothe Brokaw
Cholly Knickerbocker
Miss Brokaw
Eagle
Breal
G. W. Martin
Southern Pacific Lines
Sam Harrison
California
Mustangs
Beh Armstrong
Court House
Douglas Howell
Tom Field
A. Benbow
Dana Carfies
C. M. Stine
Jeanette Stine
Philadelphia
Coulter Hoppess
Old Washington Park
Brazos
Normangee
C. L. Eden
Mildred
John Wesley Graham
San Jacinto Hotel
Lang
M. L. Crenshaw
Powell Winters
A.L. Smith
Neal Dow
Frances James
Business
Er. B. Reynolds
Dan Russell
David Mohlman
D. C. Cloud
Cotton Compress
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