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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
4
The article argues for removing dangerous grade crossings in Bryan and Brazos county. It cites recent fatalities and ongoing risks from trains in the city, notes new highway work will not remove all hazards, and urges creation of a union station and modern elimination programs funded by federal and state projects.
The Burlesonians for Burleson Association governs 21 communities to boost road paving Highways 21 and 26 Brazos timber trade and a bond plan for drainage and graveling. A Thursday meeting at Snook with Gov Allred Justice Critz and AG McCraw will close the campaign.
Republicans in Springfield Illinois opened a grass roots convention focusing on protecting the Constitution. They anchored their message on President Roosevelt’s reported hope for an amendment to enable NRA restoration, signaling a constitutional emphasis in their platform.
A compendium of clerical, political, and disaster notes from June 11 1910 includes Bob Williams backing Davidson for governor, Smith Bros. Studio winning the Long Horn photo contract, and visits by Rev. A M Stewart and Mrs Hood. Cartago and Paraiso death tolls rise with Red Cross relief in San Jose tents. NRA Supreme Court decision debate and Young Democrats in Amarillo praised Governor Campbell’s constitutional loyalty and state rights in Texas.
William Ellyson Jr of the Richmond News Leader argues that buying newspaper space is only a starting plot. Advertisers must erect an effective structure in that space by attracting attention and then pushing to sell their goods or ideas.
The Young Democrats of Texas in convention at Amarillo adopted a resolution opposing any change in federal government that would destroy the Constitution. The move marks a historic first formal stance by a Democratic group on centralization versus states rights since the president raised the issue.
The Texas Relief Commission reports about 1,000,000 dollars invested in construction and repair of around 800 schools over the past year. Adam R. Johnson, state relief director, announced the figures noting 755 schools repaired and 48 with new additions. College buildings repaired tally 4 with another 4 new college constructions listed.
Eagle office offers typewriter second sheets for customers seeking spare pages. The item appears in the office supply line with others, inviting patrons to inquire at the counter.
China prepares to respond to new Japanese demands while the Soviet Union protests alleged invasions by Japanese Manchurian forces of Russian territory. The Far East remains tense with competing claims and a fragile stalemate.
The Christian Science Monitor outlines Earl Eden's London speech advocating collective security through overwhelming force as a defense against war, via the League of Nations, while noting doubts over the League's responsiveness and acceptance of its decisions. It argues peace requires both strong defense and just resolution of disputes.
Lower Fifth Avenue near Washington Arch blooms with sidewalk cafes drawing writers artists actors and publishers. Notables like Helen Menken Hergesheimer O Neill Lewis and Mencken are sighted amid cosmopolitan chatter and roving sketch artists. The scene features drinks gossip and a bittersweet mix of high society and fading novelty.
Houston county residents plan a July 4 pre centennial celebration centered on the dedication of San Francisco Mission Forest a 117 acre state park purchased by private subscription. A replica of San Francisco de los Tejas built on the original site stands nearly complete for the ceremony expected to attract 5000 or more with Gov James V Allred and other state officials in attendance.
Notices note that blank notes mortgages farm liens and other legal forms can be obtained at the Eagle office for preparation and filing.
Austin report notes the Board of Control seeks a place in the Capitol rotunda or entrance chamber for a Franklin D. Roosevelt portrait presented by the Young Democrats of Texas. The painting by Douglass Chandor stands near 200 year old frame with life size figure beside a chair and a paper. A similar Garner portrait will adorn the Senate chamber.
Austin June 11 The State Relief Director Adam R Johnson ordered registration of all employable persons on emergency relief in Texas with the National Reemployment Service The directive was sent to county administrators and directors of transient divisions under state relief authority.
The piece explains soil movement from the western plains to the east via dust storms. It cites figures from meteorologists and the weather bureau on annual soil transport, highlighting vast amounts of topsoil drifting between regions and the resulting impact on farms from Ohio to Minnesota.
State relief Director Adam R Johnson urged municipalities and counties to aid in reducing relief load after a Paris protest where clients picketed and refused county relief staff entry. He warned Lamar County officials the state could halt relief activities if local controls fail, noting funds are distributed equally and that jobs must be found for able-bodied recipients.
Vin Burleson 17 a UT student from Big drown while fishing when the boat sank in swift Colorado River below Austin late Monday. Ben Ligon a friend was in the same boat and survived.
Federal Administrator Harry J. Hopkins states that certain sons should be classified by action and fitness for work, making them available for reference by public and private employers.
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