AP rights notice on reproduction and dispatches
The notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use all news dispatches credited or not and to all local news published in the paper along with reproduction rights for special dispatches. It asserts exclusive control over distribution and reprinting of the material.
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Weyerhaeuser
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Wash
Seattle
Vancouver
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Lake Crescent
Twenty Five Years Ago from Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot
K H Hooper special correspondent of the Houston Chronicle was in town on business for his paper. He formerly worked with the A M College experiment station and now with the Chronicle. Rev Koskiskie and Gus Hinz of Kurten left for Fort Worth to attend a church meeting. Dr J L Fountain went to Mineral Wells for a few days recreation. The senate and house are dismantling and reconstructing the administration railroad bill. Mrs E H Astin and Misses Allie and Ray Conway visited the farm in the bottom. Gov George D Neal traveled from Navasota to attend the Davidson speaking. The Oklahoma governor Haskell trial with five others for fraud in Tulsa was continued to the next federal term. Misses Georgia and Susie Briscoe returned to Foster with Mrs Rudolph Myers.
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Bryan
J. L. Fountain
Senate
House
E. H. Astin
Allie
Ray Conway
George D. Neal
Navasota
Davidson
Haskell
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Forest Restoration Seen as Answer to Drought and Floods
Opinion from current editorials notes droughts and floods across the Middle West caused by deforestation. Reforestation would slow surface runoff, curb erosion, and lessen flood damage while creating jobs.
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America
Middle West
Mississippi
Brazos County Eyes Federal Funds For Lateral Roads
Brazos County Commissioners Court plans to seek federal work relief money to improve lateral roads and back Texas Highway Commission in a potential $100 million highway and road construction program. If approved, funds may be allocated for county projects after engineering surveys and county-wide planning to avoid taxpayer waste.
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County Commissioners Court
Brazos County
Texas Highway Commission
Highway Department
Traffic deaths in 26 cities prompt drivers license talk
Reports show an average of 28 fatalities per day in 26 major cities during January through April. For 140 days in 1935 the death toll reached 2820, with reckless driving named as the main cause. Texas lawmakers ignore a license bill while California debates a border patrol for paupers and vagabonds amid relief strains. Trades Day in Bryan issues prizes across Wellborn, Navasota, Bryan, and College spots with 21 awards Monday.
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Texas
California
Townsend
Sinclair
Golden State
Bryan
Navasota
College
Treasury cash box shows large yearly total in checks
Checks totaling 1.0U for 3 133 472 295 were counted during the 11 months of the current financial year. A Georgia firm proposing to force employees to repay NRA wage gains may face numerous vacancies in its staff.
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U. S. Treasury
U.’s
Sam
Georgia
NRA
Ageing gracefully and jazzy comeback tales in New York
A column profiles Elsie De Wolfe as an enduring beauty and interior design pioneer, noting her career from Versailles estate to New York, love of golf and social hosting, and belief in staying active after 50. It then praises Al Jolson's sustained comebacks across stage screen and radio, hints at Kin Hubbard anecdotes, jazz stars Teagarden and Carmichael, and humorous dog tales and nostalgic memories.
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New York
Elsie de Wolfe
America
Miss de Wolfe
Lady Mendl
Versailles
Ruby Keeler
al Jolson
Jolson
Kin Hubbard
Hubbard
Kin
Cherokee tomato crop checked by Amman
Dr. J. J. Taubenhaus of A. and M. College reports damage to the 1935 Cherokee county tomato crop from early blights septoria spot and fusarium wilt. He notes blossom end rot and insect pests fruit worm and Colorado potato beetle. A management program is outlined to save remaining crop if dry weather prevails.
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Rusk
J. J. Taubenhaus
A. & M. College
Cherokee County
Colorado
Taubenhaus
Irish O Malley Identified as Kidnaping Ring Leader
Walter Holland alias Irish O Malley was identified by federal authorities after arrest in Kansas City as ringleader in the 1933 Alton Illinois kidnapping of 77 year old August Luer and the December 1934 bank robbery at Okemah Oklahoma.
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Walter Holland
O'Malley
Kansas City
August Luer
Alton
Ill
Okemah
Okla
Associated Press
Back to Knitting Sparks National Fashion Surge
The Nation sees a new knitting renaissance as 10,000,000 American women take up knitting and related crafts. Experts credit domestic arts, with wartime echoes fading, as stores report higher demand for yarn and needlework supplies and broader clothing lines.
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National Dry Goods Association
America
Advertising as a public service, says Greensboro editor
P T Hines, advertising manager of the Greensboro News Record, argues that advertising is essential and broad in scope. He says denying advertising forces consumers to hunt for information and that paid newspaper space is the cheapest way to spread business news to prospective clients.
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P. T. Hines
Greensboro
N. C
News Record
America
Editorial on Labor Open Shop Debate and National Labor Board
The Christian Science Monitor editorial argues that extremism on both sides clouds peace between labor and capital. It weighs Wagner Labor Disputes bill implications, open versus closed shop, and the limits of federal arbitration, urging fair competition and nuanced bargaining over rigid rules.
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United States
William Green
American Federation of Labor
New York
NRA
T. M. Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
Iron and Steel Institute
England
San Francisco
America
National Labor Relations Board
Christian Science Monitor
Notable Shopper Service Quote Appears in Ledger
The excerpt notes a merchant's regard for a service article and its usefulness to readers. It highlights Mrs Cauffeycup's occasional blunt expressions and the perceived value of practical guidance for customers. The piece frames service information as essential for business and consumer awareness.
Cotton payment checks logged for 1985 reduction in South Plains
June 4 report shows more than 470 checks received by May 25 for 1985 cotton reduction across Bailey, Floyd, Hockley, Lynn, and Scurry counties. Lynn led with 70,771 dollars, totaling 213,973.37 dollars for the five counties, with Lub bock and other South Plains counties awaiting checks.
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Lubbock
Bailey
Floyd
Hockley
Lynn
Scurry
South Plains
Cornhog Contracts In Dalhart County For 1935
Dalhart June 4 receipt of applications for 1935 corn hog contracts in Dallam county closed with a total of 578. C M Peden of the county cornhog control association said the 1935 allotment would be about the same as last year 160000 dollars.
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Dalhart
Dallam County
C. M. Peden
County Cornhog Control Association
People and Visits Move Through Bryan Area
Mr. and Mrs Lipscomb Anderson and their two children from San Angelo visit Bryan with Mrs. Anderson's mother Mrs. Velma Graham and sister Miss Marie Graham. E B Middleton and daughter Gracie Beth drive to Beaumont then Urbana Illinois for summer study. Middleton teaches at A and M College. Mrs Harry Fairstein returns from Houston Galveston trip and Austin trip for Texas University commencement where sister Miss Evelyn Horowitz earns honor roll distinction.
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Lipscomb Anderson
San Angelo
Bryan
E. B. Middleton
Gracie Beth
Beaumont
Urbana, Ill
Middleton
A. & M. College
University of Illinoi
Harry Fairstein
Houston
Galveston
Austin
Texas University
Evelyn Horowitz
Texas Senators Split Votes On Bill By Patrid
Washington June Finn reports the Texas Senate divided on the Patman bonus bill despite a President veto. The final tally shows 54 votes to pass over the veto and 40 against, with Senator Connally’s vote pivotal in the outcome. Senator Morris Sheppard’s vote on overriding the veto also figures in the split.
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Washington
June Finn
Texas
Morris Sheppard
Tom Connally
Connally
Senate
Lions Club Meeting Highlights Constitutional Debate
O B Martin of Ex Service Texas A and M spoke to the Lions about constitutional interpretation and delegation of legislative power. An outdoor meeting on Mrs M Parker's lawn featured a softball game and lion cub initiation with Hershel Burgess winning the attendance prize.
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O. B. Martin
Ex Service
Texas A. & M
Coll
Club
Supreme Court
NBA
Martin
Mr. M
Congress
Senate
Lions Club
M. Parker
Andrew
Hershel Burgess
Tabor Graduates Fourteen Pupils in Ninth and Seventh Grade
Seven ninth grade pupils and seven seventh grade pupils graduated at Tabor school Friday night. Diplomas were presented by Prof. Daniel Russell of A M College and Bowie School principal who serves as president of the board of education. Names listed include Holiday Marguerite Thom Pauline Travis Louise Willie Blume Calvin Alfred Scarborough and Francis Alex McCallum Jr Gandy G H Gandy Leis man Alma Schram Albert.
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Tabor
Daniel Russell
A. & M. College
Bank Raid Fails At Midway in Watchman
MadisonvilleJune 3 Two men seized night watchman Goree at Midway Bank early Sunday and tried to break into the vault but found no money. They bound Goree and left him in a garage after pistol threats. he freed himself later.
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Madisonville
L. Goree
Midway
Goree
Suspended sentence for burglary and theft in district court
A defendant in a district court received a two year suspended sentence with conditions to enter a U S hospital after guilty pleas on burglary and theft charges. Judge W C Davis presided. The defendant, identified as Plez Shelton, a World War veteran, is described as a Negro from Florida.
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W. C. Davis
Shel
Plez Shelton
Negro
Rida
San Antonio Compromises Sludge Patent Suit for 58000
The city of San Antonio reaches a $58,000 settlement with Aectival Sludge Inc of Chicago in a federal suit alleging infringement of sewage treatment patents in its plant.
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San Antonio
Aectival Sludge, Inc
Chicago
Sewa
Legal Notice Fragments Include Property Liens at Eagle Office
A fragment mentions blank notes mortgages tar liens and other legal items available at the Eagle office.
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Eagle Office
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