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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1934

Page

5

Mexican Leader Elected Cardenas Promises Prohibition and Reform

Lazaro Cardenas, a 40 year old general and head of the National Revolutionary party, is elected president of Mexico with four of five votes. He pledges land reform, free housing, irrigation, forestry policies, and nationwide prohibition during a six year term in Chapultepec.

Lazaro Cardenas Mexico Cardenas National Revolutionary Party Chapultepec Mexico City Plutareco Fliaxs Calles Jiuquilpan de Juarez Michoacan San Francisco Edward J. Manna Hanna National Catholic Welfare Conference California Rochester N. Y Rochester Free Academy Propaganda Rome Italy Cambridge England University of Munich St. Bernard's Seminary Pius X Tetopolis

Tall European golfer matches Open record with 283 total

An Englishman and Brussels club pro, Cotton, known for style and language skills, ties Hagen’s Open 67 in round one and sets 65 in round two. He totals 283 to equal Sarazen’s Open record and lead by five strokes after a 72 final round. He arrives with a private trainer and masseur, driving a red Mercedes.

Waterloo Club Brussels Belgium Europe Cotton London Hagen Sarazen

U S Government Buys Cattle and Sheep in West Texas Drought

In San Angelo on July 14 the government books hundreds of thousands of sheep and cattle for purchase from drought-stricken West Texas counties. Tom Green lists 2 350 cattle and 5 500 sheep. Sutton exceeds 10 000 animals. The drought has led to heavy losses and even on site slaughter of weak stock. Feeder lambs offer at 5 cents a pound with fall delivery.

San Angelo West Texas Tom Green Sutton County Sonora Velma Shurley Shurley Texas

Eagle Printing Company Sells Old Newspapers

The Eagle Printing Company offers old newspapers for sale, detailing available issues and pricing for collectors and researchers seeking historical copies from their catalog.

The Eagle Printing Company

Local Folks Take Extended Western Trip This Week

Monday notices show Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lazarus of New Orleans visiting Bryan relatives Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schulman before heading on a six week auto tour through the West. They will visit Austin San Antonio El Paso Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Yellowstone Lake Tahoe and Los Angeles.

Henry Lazarus New Orleans Morris Schulman Lazarus Mr. Schulman Schulman West Bryan Austin San Antonio el Paso Denver Colorado Springs Colorado Royal Gorge Salt Lake City Yellowstone Park Lake Tahoe Los Angeles Cal Mills P. Walker West Texas Hudspeth Ranch Uvalde Walker J. H. Walker Delia Gross Henry Gross Thorndale S. E. Finley Alabama Mississippi M. F. Thurmond Amarillo Edward Brandt and Little Houston John A. Moore Nina Mae Velma Moore Galveston C. L. Baker, Jr Betty Temple C. L. Baker West 24Th Street W. E. Wimberley Shreveport Vivian Reid Philp Jr Caldwell Merrill Philp Elinor Todd Jack Moore John L. Hensarling Wellborn Sam Trant Longview Navasota Mr. Trant W. P. Trant J. Milton Fountain Rosemary Fountain Plantation Brazos River Drummond Martin Taylor W. E. Holmgreen Mack Anderson Carrizé Springs M. College Holmgreen E. Holmgreen W. H. Andrew First Baptist Church Fort Myer T. C Laredo Don Lindsey CCC Ottiwe Walter Lindsey Mack Cash C. S. Allphin Lee Wanda Madisonville E. J Fountain Bonham Bettie Boyles Irene Risser Laura Heard John Heard Astin S. H. Heard McKinney Roger Q. Astin Miss Heard George R. Kitchen Carrizo Springs

Holmgreen Family Returns From Texas Trip

Mrs. E N Holmgreen and family have returned to Bryan after visiting Carrizo Springs and San Antonio. Mr and Mrs D S Buchanan and children came back Sunday night from Sugar Land where they visited his brother and family.

E. N. Holmgreen

City power line may extend to serve Airway project

City officials weigh extending electricity to Nunzio Salvato’s farm north of Bryan to supply current for a beacon the commerce department plans to erect on the Waco Galveston airway. The aviation bureau asks for cost and feasibility. The Waco Galveston airway crosses the proposed Bryan airport site.

Nunzio Salvato Bryan Cameron Ranch United States Department of Commerce Waco- Galveston Sue Haswell Memorial Park J. Coulter Smith J. D. Benson J. N. Dulaney Kemp Negro High School Kemp School West Side Chicago Windy City Henderson Addition HOLC

Bryanite Returns From Meeting In New England City

Miss Mildred McKenzie president of Southwestern University sorority Alpha Delta Pi returned home after attending the national convention at Swampscott Massachusetts. A Texas group included Elizabeth Ann Poth and Vernelle Myers from Texas universities. About 300 delegates nationwide attended with tours of Boston Concord and the Balfour company plant along with a costume ball and formal banquet.

Mildred McKenzie Alpha Delta Pi Swampscott Mass Southwestern University Georgetown Texas Elizabeth Ann Poth Texas University Vernelle Myers Southern Methodist University Miss McKenzie Chicago Buffalo New York Niagara Falls Massachusetts Boston Concord Balfour Company

Cattle Buying Campaign Moves Forward With Vet Appraisers

The campaign advances with veterinarians and appraisers to carry out the buying phase. Mr. Barnes notes no local men will be used as appraisers in their home counties. Dr H L Darby of the U S D A Bureau of Animal Husbandry explains his agency’s role.

Barnes H. L. Darby Bureau of Animal Eshantey

Cattle Drought Relief Campaign Details Issued

Officials outline Texas drought relief cattle buying with 54 169 head purchased by July 13 of which 40 747 accepted for canning and 13 422 condemned. Condemned cattle killed on the spot and bought at minimum age-based prices. Four federal branches cooperate with local county agents and relief bodies in the program across multiple counties.

Texas R. D. McKrum Texas Relief Commission Mildred Horton Extension Service Roy Snyder Barnes Agricultural Adjustment Administration Federal Emergency Relief Administration U. S. D. A. Bureau of Animal

Peach Creek 4 H Club Plans Encampment Date

Peach Creek 4 H club members met at the school to plan a July 20 encampment at Sue Haswell Memorial Park. Each club will sponsor a stunt with prizes for winners. Attending were members Pansy Price Edna Symns Eunice Price Ina Mae Allen and visitors Mrs George Holland George Jr Jack Holland Ernest Symns and Ola Symns.

Sue Haswell Peach Creek Pansy Price Edna Symns Eunice Price Ina Mae Allen George Holland George Jr Jack Holland Ernest Symns Ola Symns

College Station plant worker pleads guilty to assault

John Cox, employed at the power plant in College Station, pleaded guilty in City Court to assault and was fined $5 plus costs.

John Cox College Station

Distinguished Students At Texas A&M High Rank Bryan Colleagues

Kenneth S. Buchanan a Bryan junior agricultural student ranked as a distin guished student at Texas A&M for the past session. The list includes three Bryan and seven College Station peers among 113 total. Grade points across the year reveal Buchanan with 136 and Christobel Bailey with 87.

College Station Kenneth S. Buchanan Texas A. and M. College E. J. Howell Bryan Disti Buchanan Christobel Bailey S. G. Bailey Bailey College J. P. Cunningham W. R. Griffin E. R. Quartup S. B. Archibald F. C. Bolton Jr Port Worth R. N. Ludwig San Antonio W. B. Logan Dallas S. M. Greenberg J. H. Ferguson el Paso W. H. Hickey H. F. Mayse Merton W. L.barrett Arlington L Coleman Alpine C. H. Winkler

Practical Work Featured in Texas A and M Short Course

Practical farm work and demonstrations across livestock, dairying, poultry, cotton, crops, timber, engineering, syrup making and other fields will highlight the 25th annual farmers short course at Texas A and M College July 30 to August 3.

College Station Texas Texas A. and M. College Texas Extension Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Catholics to Pray for Rain Daily Across Dioceses

Catholic faithful from the Oklahoma line to San Antonio will pray for rain at every mass until the drought ends. Bishop R. E. Lucey of Amarillo directed the special devotion, leading the largest Texas diocese and its drought area.

Amarillo Oklahoma San Antonio R. E. Lucey Texas Drouth

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