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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1934

Page

4

Willie and Eugene Howard in New York vaudeville scene

In New York on February 13, Willie and Eugene Howard, famed vaudeville brothers and sons of a rabbi, are praised for their long partnership. The piece notes their disciplined careers, shrewd saving, and offstage hobbies, along with brief vignettes of Harlem and cultural figures like Houdini, Codona, Geraghty, Fairbanks, Pickford, Hammett, and a wandering observer sampling shop windows for fashion and perfume samples.

New York Willie Eugene Howard Eugene

Brazos County Debates Hog-Corn Program Benefits

A Brazos County agricultural committee weighs a proposed hog-corn program tied to acreage reductions. While national cotton reductions boosted profits, county-wide impact seems limited since local demand for corn and pork exceeds production. The plan imposes acreage cuts and hog reductions on all qualifying farmers, potentially hindering land shift from cotton to home feed crops.

Brazos County Navasota

Highway Beautification Plans Promoted by Bryan Brazos Clubwomen

Bryan and Brazos county clubwomen expressed strong interest in a highway beautification program during the county federation meeting. They discussed native flora to plant along rights of way, signs removal from private property, and livestock clearance. A stock law election and petitions were proposed to support the effort statewide.

Bryan Brazos County County Federation Highway Commission Justice of the Peace Citien N Up Connec

Lindbergh’s Air Mail Stance Risks Public Grace

Since Lindbergh’s epochal Paris flight he has risen in American regard though his attack on the President over air mail contracts threatens his standing. He works for two air transport firms and has received good pay, placing him in a delicate position to speak out.

Lindbergh Paris

Global Tensions Rise as Nations Tread Warily

Austria fires on Socialists as unrest grows across Europe. A million French workers strike to show strength, while Britain and France threaten breaks in trade pacts. Hitler issues warnings and Japan allocates a record defense budget. Peace prospects appear dim.

Austria Great Britain France Hitler Japan Dove of Peace

Twenty-Five Years Ago Items From the Bry an Morning Eagle

Recounted notes from 1909 including Rudolph Myers buying burned Spen er Ford lots for a cottage to be built by July. Harve Henry and family reach Big Spring with J D Castle. Lynville Houston brings rope fragment from Rolly Wyatt’s hanging. Martin & Lock wall repair after wind damage. Wal lace residence fire at Allen academy. boys show strong fire discipline. Roy Nunn moves to Andrews County ranch. March arrival of a government farm demonstrator to address cotton farming.

Bryan Morning Eagle and Pilot Rudolph Myers Judge Spener Ford Harve Henry R. L. Brogdon J. D. Castle Big Spring Lynville Houston Hearne Roy Nunn Andrews County Department of Agriculture

Lindbergh Criticizes Roosevelt Over Air Mail Contracts

Colonel Charles A Lindbergh’s telegram attacking President Roosevelt over air mail contract cancellations backfired. The Senate investigation had shown Lindbergh received a $250000 bonus and $25000 yearly as a consultant from an aviation firm, with evasive tax payments noted. He has offered to explain to the committee but has been silent since his telegram.

Charles A. Lindbergh Roosevelt Mr. Lindbergh Jancor Lindbergh Senate Aeronautical Corporation

Editorial of the Day on Courage and National Resolve

The piece lauds American resilience during hardship, citing Roosevelt’s leadership and Common citizens’ courage. It quotes Henley and Simkhovitch, praising resolve, personal discipline, and sacrifice as the nation advances toward perceived victory. It highlights endurance amid unemployment and debt.

Edson Waite Praises Canada National Parks

Saskatchewan premier J. T. M. Anderson emphasizes the immense value of national parks and public lands. He argues parks and forests influence national character and counter excessive materialism and artificial living.

J. T. M. Anderson Saskatchewan Canada

Carl S. Martin Named Normangee Postmaster

Carl S. Martin has been appointed postmaster at Normangee succeeding the late Joe Wrenn who served as postmaster for many years. Wrenn died several weeks ago.

Carl S. Martin Normangee Carl Martin Joe Wrenn Mr. Wrenn

Farm in Brazil Sought by Scion of Pioneer Clan

Maynardville Tennessee resident Nany Miller plans to move his 150 year old log house and 1000 acre farm over 25 miles up Clinch river valley into a Brazil settlement. He expects to receive land there free or for little and aims to lead emigrants to clear forests and build new homes citing taxes and crowding civilization as motives. He has contacted the Brazilian legation in Washington about a colony in central Brazil and notes the Tennessee Valley Authority dam will flood his land.

White House Charlotte Becker Roosevelt Potomac Simkhovitch Jesus Hubert M. Harrison East Texas Maynardville Tenn Tennessee Valley Authority Norris Nany Miller Brazil Clinch River Clinch Powell Rivers Tennessee Miller Washington

East Texas Chamber of Commerce Pushes Fire Prevention Drive

The East Texas Chamber of Commerce pledges a year long fire loss reduction campaign led by general manager Hubert M Harrison. The program also covers taxation surveys home renovizing a self reliance farm contest and cooperation with the national recovery administration. District conventions at Sulphur Springs Atlanta and Henderson approved the plan as fire councils and marshals are urged to implement preventive measures and gather data.

Longview East Texas Texas Sulphur Springs Atlanta Henderson

Scheduled events spread across Belton Conroe and Jasper

The notice lists events scheduled this week at Belton on Tuesday, Conroe on Wednesday, and Jasper on Thursday. It confirms three locations and a sequential midweek plan.

Belton Conroe and Jasper

Stamp Collector Receives Letter From Transvaal

A stamp collector in Bryan received an unusual letter from Hugh L. Hardel of Johannesburg Transvaal describing South Africa and its cinema impressions. The note explains Johannesburg growth, mining wealth, and local life atop 7000 feet, with history of the Transvaal and Boer War ties.

South Africa W. @. Vanderwerth Bryan Hugh L. Hardel Duff Road Houghton Estate Johannesburg Transvaal United States Hardel Johannes Rissik Witwatersrend

Cannon's Son Charged With Check Swindle in San Antonio

Maj Richard M Cannon son of Bishop James M Cannon Jr and his wife Margaret J Cannon are charged with writing a worthless check for 75 dollars on the First State Bank of Rosemead California. The complaint was filed by the district attorney before Justice John R Shook. The incident allegedly occurred on January 6 at the Plaza Hotel.

San Antonio Richard M. Cannon James M. Cannon Jr The Methodist Episcopal Church South Margaret J. Cannon Major Cannon District Attorney's Office Justice of the Peace John R. Shook Major

Tax Collection Up Yoakum As City Sees Small Increase

Yoakum tax collection shows a slight rise with 66 percent of city taxes paid by January 1, 1934, up from 64 percent in 1933. Poll taxes fall, with 580 paid in 1934 versus 645 in 1933, despite overall increases.

Yoakum C. C. Crutchfield

Allen Wins Extra Period Tilt With Bryan All-Stars

The Allen Academy Rambler basketball team defeated the Bryan All-Stars 41-39 after two overtime periods at the Allen gym. Key players for Allen included Parks Isbell Phillips Craddock Colvin and Allen under Coach Pony Wilson. Bryan starters Mathews McNeely Carroll Lang and Andrews played the full game.

Allen Academy Rambler Bryan All-Stars Allen Gym Captain Parks Isbell Phillips Craddock Colvin Allen

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