Inactive Quarantined Area Tick Eradication Ordered
The Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Texas designates Brazos Grimes Houston Madison Montgomery San Jacinto and Walker counties as part of the Inactive Quarantined Area to assign tick eradication duties. The commission notes exposure to tick Margarepus Annulatus and acts under the 41st Legislature Chapter 53 to carry out enforcement.
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Brazos
Grimes
Houston
Madison
Montgomery
San Jacinto
Walker
Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Texas
Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Bryan Family Holiday Travels Network
After Christmas in Bryan with Mrs Crocker s relatives the Crockers headed home to San Angelo. Mrs Allen Myers Jr and her baby arrived in Bryan for a visit with her parents on South College avenue. Mrs Myers and the baby came from Yazoo City to spend the holidays with relatives before Mr Myers returned to Birmingham.
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Bryan
Mrs. Crocker
P. H. Hensarling
Charley Crocker
San Angelo
Allen Myers, Jr
Baby
Birmingham
Ala
Jas. H. Webb
South College Avenue
Federal aid urged as relief funds run short
Edward F. McGrady of the American Federation of Labor told a senate committee that the government must aid the unemployed. He warned many states cities and districts cannot meet relief demands.
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Washington
Edward F. McGrady
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Legion Post 159 and Auxiliary Host Year End Party
Earl Graham Post 159 American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary plan a year end gathering at the Legion Home Thursday night at o o clock. The highlight is a box supper with dancing and amusements as members see the old year out and the new year in. Auxiliary members are asked to bring a box for the supper.
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Earl Graham Post No
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
Legion Home
Auxiliary
Seek federal control interstate pipelines proposed by Panhandle gas owners
Gas royalty owners in the Texas Panhandle urge President Hoover to extend federal control to interstate gas pipelines. They argue pipeline operators have shown disregard for Panhandle citizens and say it is in national interest to place gas pipelines under the same supervision as power lines.
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Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Hoover
the Panhandle
Sterling Intimates He Will Seek Re-election
A postal clerk was killed and three others wounded when a bomb in a package exploded at a Easton Pennsylvania post office. Edward Wekheiser died. John House lost both arms and an eye. two other clerks injured. Police suspect two foreign looking youths mailed several packages to different recipients in the lobby. Work halted as investigators probe the incident.
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Sterling
Babe Christened At St. Andrew's Tuesday Evening
John Caldwell Fletcher infant son of Rev. and Mrs. Robert C. Fletcher of Birmingham Alabama was christened at St. Andrews church Tuesday at 5 p.m. Rev. W W Daup officiated with invited Bryan and College Station friends present. Godmother Mrs Margaret Fleming of Pasadena California. Godfathers V K Lawrence and Rev W W Caap. Grandmother Mrs John M Caldwell stood in for godmother. Rev and Mrs Fletcher and their son left Bryan today for Birmingham.
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St. Andrew's Church
John, Caldwell Fletcher
Robert C. Fletcher
Birmingham
Ala
W. W. Daup
Bryan and
College Station
Margaret Fleming
Pasadena
California
John Caldwell
Fletcher
John M. Caldwell
V. K. Lawrence
W. W. Caap
George A. Long
T.K. Lawrence
R. C. Fletcher
Bryan
Texas College of Arts and Industries Laboratory Equipment Gift
Enriched lab equipment valued at several thousand dollars has been donated to the School of Engineering at Kingsville by local individuals and industry groups, boosting the Texas College of Arts and Industries facilities.
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Kingsville
School of Engineering
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Aged Houstonian and Civil War Veteran Dies at 58
Captain J Sumner Welch 58 a Union Civil War veteran and chief timber inspector for the Shipping Board in World War I died at his Houston home after twenty years in the city He served in the army quartermasters department and other posts 23 years he is survived by his widow a son a daughter and two sisters.
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Houston
J. Sumner Welch
Union
Shipping Board
Quartermaster’s Department
Army
Baylor College Campaign to Launch in Cameron Meeting
Cameron hosts the first district meeting of the Baylor College campaign for 750000 dollars with 150000 to be raised this year. On January 4 Baptists from District 15 associations gather at First Baptist Church Cameron with Rev. John L. Wharton of Bryan as the first speaker.
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Baylor College
Cameron
Bryan Baptists
Belton
C. V. Edwards
Baptists
The
Baptist Organization
First Baptist Church
John L. Wharton
Bryan
Oil Drilling Near Capitol Forbidden by Executive Order
Oklahoma City December 30. Gov Warren HoMurray issued an executive order barring oil drilling within a mile of the Capitol. The National Guard may enforce the order if needed. John Dickson, an oil operator, had sued to compel a permit to drill within five blocks of the Capitol. The city struggles to keep wells outside the center amid many outskirt wells.
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Oklahoma City
San Angelo Fat Stock Show Sees 150 Boys Enter
More than 150 boys have entered 146 calves 281 lambs 117 pigs 27 breeding sheep and three goats for the San Angelo Fat Stock Show set for February 29 to March 2. Top animals will also be entered in Fort Worth Fat Stock Show soon after.
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San Angelo
Fort Worth
Lions of Bryan Hold Last Meet Of Year
The Bryan Lions Club met to review 1981 and plan 1982 projects. It was decided to hold a full attendance meeting on Jan 5 to allow all members to propose service ideas for Bryan and Brazos County.
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Lions of Bryan
Hild
Bryan Lions Club
Bryan
Brazos County
R. V. Armstrong
Milton Dansby
H. O. Ferguson
F. D. Fuller
R. C. Franks
W. S. Howell
R. Henry Harrison, Jr
A. D. Jackson
R. A. McDaniel
J. Maniloff
Charles 5. Myers
Sankey Park
Morris Schulman
J. Coulter Smith
C. C. Todd
Dr. ©. N. Wyatt
R. G. Williams
M. B. Adams
Weather Summary for Bryan and Adjacent Regions
Special weather report from New Orleans on December 30 states generally fair and colder tonight for Bryan and vicinity. Thursday remains fair and colder with frost possible in the southwest tonight across East Texas and in the southeast tonight in West Texas.
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The
Eagle
New Orleans
Bryan
East Texas
West Texas
Heart wound not fatal for 10 year old in Ohio
Doctors expect Harry Be sharre to recover after an operation to remove a bullet that traveled from the chest to the groin after he was shot by a playmate Saturday in Youngstown Ohio. The bullet had been pushed into an artery, but the patient survived.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Harry Besharre
Granbury Man Held After Fort Worth Woman Shooting
Granbury, Dec 30. Pat McInroe 32 held without bond for assault to murder. His ex wife gravely wounded after rifle shot at her home. Sheriff E A Lambert said McInroe was captured by the woman’s brother Boyd Nanny.
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Granbury
Pat McInroe
Fort Worth
E. A. Lambert
McInroe
Boyd
Clothing Store Burglary Net $250 In Loot
Burglars broke the front door glass of L. D. Palermo clothing shop and stole about $250 worth of men and women’s clothing. Main loot included men's suits shirts and women's hose. No suspects identified in the report.
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L. D. Palermo
Homeseeker Rate Extension Aids Valley Travel
Brownsville reports rail changes extend homeseeker rates until April 29 after a successful two month trial. The new rule lowers group size for the rate from fifteen to five, boosting tourist travel to the valley and aiding small land companies in operating.
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Brownsville
Investigation Ordered Into Mexican Official Salazar
The foreign ministry in Mexico City ordered an inquiry into charges by residents of Piedras Negras and Eagle Pass against Francisco Salazar, the Eagle Pass consul. They protested his stance on the fatal shooting of two Mexicans by an American border patrol during a recent gunfight.
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Mexico City
Foreign Ministry
Piedras Negras
Eagle Pass
Francisco Salazar
Year Book Out for Brazos County Women’s Clubs
The Brazos county Women’s Home Demonstration Clubs announce year books outlining 1932 plans. Miss Blanche Brown will take over as agent January 1. Programs cover garden work 4 H pantry demonstrations orchard planting home industries and civic/recreational activities with monthly reports and fair exhibits.
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Brazos County
Blanche Brown
Lucy Givens
Brazos County Club
Shiloh Quartet Performs at Bryan Rotary Club Meeting
The Shiloh Baptist Church male quartet presented spirituals at the Bryan Rotary Club today. Singers James Johnson Frank Osborne Jesse Murphy and Henry Taylor earned applause while Oak McKenzie introduced them. President A M Waldrop presided and Miss Jane Reynolds played piano.
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Geo. A. Adams
C. L. Benson
J. W. Black
T. H. Black
P. Black
C. 8. Peckwith
Wilson Bradley
E.R. Canady
W. B. Cline
J. 5. Caldwell
W. J. Coulter
W. F. Davin
K. J. Dunn
Ti. B. Earthman
F. Hillier
Tyler Haswell
Kay Hassell
BE. P. Humbert
W. H. Lawrence
Hugh Looney
W. I. McCulloch
W. R. McCullough
Oak McKenzie
P. J. Palasota
D. H. Reid
FE. B. Reynolds
H. T. Sehovassa
J. &. Stanford
C. Todd
Hf. H. Williamson
D. L
Cotton and Grain Market Holds Steady Amid Small Shifts
The cotton market showed little movement with futures down 2 to 3 points. Local spot prices remained unchanged at 6 to 6.5 cents per pound on a middling basis.
Sheppard Quits Committee for Prohi Hearings
Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas resigns from the panel to hold dry law hearings. Senator Ashurst of Arizona had already quit, and both deem the hearings a waste of time.
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Sheppard
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Sen
Ashurst
Arizona
Roosevelt Held Stop to Third Party
Washington December 30 Senator Dill urged Democrats to nominate Franklin Roosevelt to curb a Republican Independent third party threat. Senator Wheeler warned a third party was inevitable without a Progressive Democrat candidate. Senator Norris of Nebraska, eyed to lead a possible third party, favors Roosevelt.
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Washington
Dill
Pace
Franklin Roosevelt
Wheeler
Montana
Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
New Year Watch Parties Form Across Bryan and College Station
Dozens of gatherings form for New Year’s Eve to welcome 1932 with bells, crackers, and songs. Bryan and College Station youths plan meetings on campus and in town at midnight Thursday to say goodbye and hello.
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Bryan
College
A. and M. College
Mexican Repatriation Figures At Laredo In 1051
Immigration Chief Gomez reports that about 60 000 Mexican nationals are to repatriate via Laredo this year with 30 000 crossing in the last six months. From January 1 to December 15 a total of 44 649 crossed, and since December 15 the daily average has been 165.
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Laredo
Mexico
Gomez
Nuevo Laredo
Pulse of Texas Business Shows Growth Despite Gaps
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports that the Eleventh District’s business pulse is strengthening though not yet at last year’s pace. Wholesale purchases ease but sustained consumer demand drives retailer restocking. November commercial failures rise from a year ago but fall from October.
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Texas
Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas
Eleventh
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Sterling hints at second term during talks with reporters
Gov. Sterling avoided a direct yes or no on seeking reelection. Reporters inferred from his Christmas message about visiting parts of the state and meeting people that he may announce a run next year, to which he indicated the interpretation could be correct.
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Austin
Kh. S. Sterling
Sterling
Britain aims reparations conference at Lausanne
London reports the government wired natives in ten countries urging an international reparations conference to meet at Lausanne on January 20. Britain will name a delegate soon, and the agreement is expected to be tentative without America. The conference may last some time with nations negotiating with the United States afterward.
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London
Dee
Lausanne
Great Britain
America
Chinese Retreat From Manchuria Heads Toward Great Wall
The Chinese forces pull back from Chinchow toward the Great Wall as Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang orders evacuation. Two Japanese columns advance toward Kowpangtze and Chin chow with one Tahushan captured today, leaving Manchuria without organized Chinese troops.
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Associated Press
Chinchow
Great Wall
Chang Hsueh Liang
Kowpangtze
Chins Chow
Tahushan
Maneschuria
Anti Cleric Law Becomes Effective in Mexico Today
Mexico City reports a law restricting priests to one per 50,000 inhabitants took effect today after Diario Official publication and presidential approval by Ortiz Rubio.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Diario
Ortiz Rubio
Will Rogers Laughs At Xmas Handkerchief In China Visit
Will Rogers writes from Shanghai to The Eagle noting a Christmas handkerchief gift and recounting failed interview attempts with three high government officials. He comments on misgovernment in China and foreign influence, concluding with a wry observation on the nation.
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The
Eagle
Shanghai
China
Manchuria
Rogers
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