Tugwell Bill Sparks Federal Power Debate
The Tugwell bill proposes amending the pure food and drug act granting the agriculture secretary sweeping control over drugs and related commodities. Critics say the measure concentrates unchecked authority in one official and risks curtailing consumer access to products purchased and used with benefit.
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Teony
Rexford Tugwell
Seciary of Agriculture
Ry of Agriculture
Siare
Milad
White Collar Workers to Get Work Relief Aid
The article argues for extending work relief to white collar workers including bookkeepers and clerical staff who have suffered during downturns. It credits ongoing aid for manual laborers and agriculture and cites Harry L. Hopkins pushing programs to place nonmanual workers on projects and to stimulate loans to private enterprise.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Wks
Scrapping League of Nations debated amid defection and delay
A fragmented debate questions whether abandoning the League after Italy and Germany defections would spark a new global organization. Observers note Geneva's influence, fears of losing momentum, and the need for a central international forum to settle disputes and curb war.
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League of Nations
Italy
Germany
Geneva
League Vai Nations
Reat International
Coniists
Oklahoma City Welcomes with Lively High School Pep Rally
The Oklahoma Biltmore Hotel lobby hosted James E. Barrett who praised the city as a garden spot. A crowded scene included a colonial style band and pep clubs in red and black, raising school spirit and cheering the crowd.
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Oklahoma Biltmore Hotel
Oklahoma City
James E. Barrett
Jim
Gulf
Colleges turn professional as football rules the campus
Hank Anderson loses his Notre Dame job after a winless season while peers at Texas A and M Texas and Rice are ousted for similar results. The piece argues colleges have become professionalized with coaches, staff, and gate receipts ruling over academics, culture, and ethics, questioning if the New Deal will restore fair play in higher learning.
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Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Matty Bell
Texas A
Clyde Littlefield
Texas
Jack Meagher
Rice Institute
Mexia Daily News
McCoy Sentenced to Nine Years for Bachman Slaying
J H McCoy of Jay Oklahoma was sentenced to nine years in prison for the murder of Miss Antonia Bachman a Russian recluse killed at her home near Pottsshore last November.
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Sherman
J. H. McCoy
Jay
Okla
Antonia Bachman
Pottshore
Eagle Printing Company A'e Advertising Blaze
Fire damaged the Eagle Printing Company building leading to an investigation into the blaze. No injuries reported and local officials dispatched units to contain the fire and assess damage to the printing equipment and nearby properties.
Editorial of the Day on a Food and Drug Czar Proposal
The Amarillo News comments on Tugwell’s plan for full labeling of foods cosmetics and patent medicines and a sole Agriculture Department licensee gatekeeper. Critics warn it would grant vast power to one official, threaten private enterprise and hinder legitimate remedies.
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Agricultural Department “Czar
Department of Agriculture
Tugwell
Drus
Brain Trust
Amarillo News
Two Open Dates Left in T. C. U. 1934 Schedule
Fort Worth December 13. Texas Christian University lists ten games for 1934 with two open dates on September 14 and 21. Conference foes include Arkansas Baylor and Texas at Fort Worth while A and M Rice and S M A visit away. Non conference includes Denton Teachers Tulsa University and others.
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Tulsa
Old time fiddler who toured with Bryan settles in Floyd County
G. Case, the veteran fiddler who accompanied William Jennings Bryan on his final southern tour, now resides in Floyd County. He is remembered for his onstage contributions and has continued to participate in regional music events beyond his touring days.
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Bryan
South
Texas
Floydado
G. ‘Fl Case
William Jennings Bryan
Floyd County
Case
Morgan Robertson
Arthur Somers Roche
Rupert Hughes
Pat
Kathleen Norris
California
Harris Merton Lyon
Edgar Wallace
Cox Returned From Prison To Face Federal Trial
Fort Worth dispatch reports S E J Cox was returned from Leavenworth to face trial in federal court on a mail fraud case. Cox is serving two six year terms for mail fraud.
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Fort Worth
S. E. J. Cox
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Palace Memories Fade as Vaudeville Teems With Ghosts
A column recalls the Palace Theatre’s decline from bustling vaudeville to a routine family venue. It contrasts past stars and backstage energy with today’s mechanical timing, noting enduring quirks and anecdotes about Caruso, Rupert Hughes, Harold Lyon, Joan Crawford, and others as celebrity nostalgia trails behind after the era.
Bryan Morning Eagle Notes 1908 Local Happenings
Three marriage licenses issued in three minutes by deputy county clerk George Wicker to Gus Byrnes and Maggie Meyers Ed Hayes and Nancy Taylor Jimmie Nevill and Belle Taylor. County Superintendent Parker reports schools at Minter Springs Wellborn Millican progressing well. Wellborn ladies plan a concert to fund desks for students. County Attorney Lamar Bethea surveys land at Valley Junction. Evangelism spreads with Protestant denominations Taft Cannon alliance. J M Peters of Harvey sold hogs in Bryan. Eagle Want Ad promotes quick disposal of goods.
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Wellborn
Millican
Lamar Bethea
Valley Junction
United States
Taft
Cannon
J. M. Peters
Harvey
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