By Countryside and Town With M F C
The article compares wartime atmosphere to current times, praising Agricultural Adjustment and the Administration. It lauds Secretary Hall at the State Department for tariff diplomacy and commends Congress on the 73rd session’s achievements, urging study of The New York Times summary for public affairs students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Banks of
The
Potomac
State Department
Hall
Capitol Hill
Congress
New York Times
Political Candidates Listed for July Democratic Primaries
The Eagle publishes candidate names for the July Democratic primaries across districts. Included are W. C. Davis for District Judge, George B. Butler and others for the Legislature, and multiple county offices such as Sheriff, Clerk, Attorney, and Commissioners with listed counties and precincts.
Lobbyist at Senate hearing on Tugwell confirms railroads coal stance
A lobbyist sat in a front Senate seat during the confirmation hearing for Under Secretary of Agriculture Tugwell. When asked by a friend what he was doing there, he replied, in effect, that he supported railroads and coal. The exchange highlights the lobbyist influence in agricultural policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Tugwell
America
Pacifist’s Dual Paths From Business Wealth to Education
The Pacifist era shows two career tracks for intelligent youth, one in Business chasing wealth and property, the other in Education through knowledge and its spread. Over decades he shifts from farming and extension work to a militant pacifist stance amid class and wealth struggles, examining labor, distribution, and wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South
New West
Agricultural Extension Service
State Department of Agriculture
Conflict Between Farmers and Business Interests in Texas
A reflection on the long struggle between farmer organized labor and business interests in Texas. The Pacifist narrator laments how farm extensions and the Farm Bureau press to economic control, while urging peace and a New Jerusalem. The text also mentions a boys and girls report club, short courses, and Kyle Field at Texas A&M with lectures and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS and Agricultur
Texas
State Department of Agriculture
National Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Socrates
Xanthippa
Athens
New Jerusalem
Knights of Columbus defeat Steele's Store in Sunday game
Knights of Columbus beat Steele's Store 6 to 4 on a Bryan diamond near Villa Maria Sunday. All runs came in a hurried affair with K.C. scoring three in the first and three more in the second. Campise left with an injured hand replaced by Henry Moehlman. Batteries K.C. Strait and Muth. Steele's Store Morella and Campise Moehlman. Umpires Brown and Stasny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Steele’s
Villa Maria
Bryan
Steele’s Store
K. of C
Campise
Steele
Henry Moehlman
K.C
Sam _ Strait
Paul Muth
Steete
Pete Morella
Moehlman
A. K. Brown
Bill Stasny
Silver Jubilee Short Course Expands Rural Outreach
The article traces the growth of the annual short course at the college from a male only winter program to a broadened program with women and girls, supported by extension services. Dean Kyle led extension integration, increasing hands on demonstrations and adding a rural work center with a five page daily newspaper by 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Agricultural Writers’ Conference
Texas Beekeepers’ Association
Texas Agricultural Workers’ Association
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Kyle Field
College Athletic
Dean Kyle
Texas Aggie Athletics
College Athletic Council
Farmers’ Congress
Farmers’ Union
Extension Service
Smith-Hughes
Texas Relief Commission
Darrow Named AAA Contact Man for Six States
Darrow, appointed by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, will head the contact section covering Texas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado Utah and New Mexico for one year starting July 1. He will depart July 1 for Washington for two weeks of preliminary conferences before returning to Texas. Mrs Minnie Fisher Cunningham will oversee extension editorial work in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
W. Harrow
Texas
A. and
M. College Extension Service
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Darrow
Washington
AAA
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Training Orders For 1286 Youths In Eighth Corps Area
San Antonio June 25. Orders for 1,286 youths to report for training at C M T C camps in the Eighth Corps Area are being sent from Fort Sam Houston. The revised quota includes 538 at Camp Bullis and allocations at Fort Sill Fort Logan Fort Bliss and Fort Huachuca with openings in July. The Fort Sam Houston office has on file double the qualified applicants to fill the quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Eighth Corps
Corps Aera
Fort Sam Houston
Corps
Washington
Camp Bullis
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Logan
Col
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Progress on Paving Highway 6 Near College
The Gaylord Construction Company is rushing paving on Highway 6 south of College. About three fourths of a mile of the 1.4 mile stretch has been completed by Thursday night, with work starting from the south end. Officials say the concrete will be laid in not more than 20 working days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Gaylord Construction Company
Equipment Arrives for City Water Plant Filter System
Tanks and other equipment for the filter system have reached Bryan and been unloaded. Foundation work was completed and installation will be rushed to completion as quickly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Diverse social visits and political campaigning in Bryan
Albert E. Gruetzner of Grimes county campaigns for State Representative in the 26th district with house to house canvassing planned in Brazos. Various residents and visitors—including Hugh Looney, Marvin Sneed, the Horner family, and many others—are noted in Bryan social rounds and local political talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Butler
Brazos County
Albert E. Gruetzner
Grimes County
J. T. Maloney
Bryan
Grimes
Brazos
Gruetzner
Hugh Looney
Waco
Looney
Galveston
George J. Horner
Stephan
Horner
Steve Nemee
Hettie
Smetana
Margaret Kelly
W. M. Kelly
Lee J. Rountree
la Salle Hotel
Suzanne Gorman
Frank Seale
Benchley
Nancy Willis
J. D. Willis
A. M. Waldrop
R. A. Booth
D. B. Carrington
Hearne
Ruby Buchanan
Houston
Oquilla Neeley
San Angelo
W. W. Smith
Ben Powers
Tom Powers
Dorothy
San Antonio
B. F. Patterson
Evelyn Lenz
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Middleton
Poole
W. A. Middleton, Jr
Frazier
C. A. Middleton
Waldine Sanders
Olin Sanders
Susie Mae Sanders
Annabelle Barnes
G. W. Barnes
South College Avenue
Margaret Chenault
Fort Worth
John M. Lawrence
Palestine
Lawrence
John M. III
Martha Mae
D. A. McDonald
Frances Benson
Texas University
C. L. Benson
Austin
J. M. Addison
Willis
Mildred Nash
Brazos Mutual Insurance Company
Donie
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
Reagan
Baptist Church
Bonnie Mary Neeley
Artie Frances
Dorothy Gene Bullock
Ross Groginsky
Augusta Nussbaum
Monette Groginsky
Charles G. Barrett
Huntsville
Tyler Haswell
West 24Th Street
Barrett
Texas Division of the
CCC Enlistment Applications Open in Brazos County
Brazos County will begin taking CCC enlistment applications next week at county relief headquarters on Main Street. The county quota has been raised from 12 to 20 youths and young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
CCC
County Relief
Main Street
Giant Religious Service Planned At Aggie Stadium
A major religious service is planned at Aggie Stadium on July 29 with Dr. C. C. Seleeman of Southern Methodist University as speaker. About 6,000 people are expected including 4,000 attending a short course and local church members from College Station and Bryan. A 7:50 PM youth rally precedes the service, led by the Federation of Y People, with 1,200 students anticipated. The event is part of the Rural Pastors' Laymen's Conference accompanying the Short Course and organized by A. L. Smith and denominational representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iice
A. and M
Aggie Stadium
C. C. Seleeman
Southern Methodist University
College Station
Bryan
Chas. C. Seleeman
Southern Methodist Univer
Federation of Y. People
A. L. Smith
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women Ad
50 cent size tablets claim to relieve and prevent periodic pain and associated disorders. Advertising notes no narcotics and that the medicine treats the cause rather than just alleviating pain. Persisting use allegedly brings permanent relief and the product is sold by all druggists.
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M.F.C
85Th Judicial District
W. C. Davis
F. T. Cole
W. E. Neeley
Guy Harris
A. &. McSwain
J. H. Reed
C. Egbert Jones Roy W. Nunn
Clyde F. Goen
Frank Worsham
M. B. Parker
Oak McKenzie
Joe T. McGeef
A. J
Albert) Buchanan
W. F. Gibbs
J. Irvin Barron
J. L. Cobb
Constable
C. E. Dodson
Horace Reed
R. G
Buddy) Knowles
Guy F. Boyett
Y. C
Jake) Watson
Raymond P. Todd
Fred A. Wehrman
R. W
Bob) Siegert
Joseph L. Burt
Sam Piccolo
Bill) C. Merka
Inet No
R. Pat Patterson
People’s Column
Whip Steele
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hood's
Green’s Brigade
LaSalle Hotel
Newton Henry
Grace
Arlington
Sam Moore
Emmitt L. McClure
Central Union Life Insurance Company of Houston
Roy English
Will Hamilton
M. EF. Tabor
J. O. Green
Mae Terry
Llano
Earl Colvin
Bonham
Will Terry
EB. A. Miller
Ballinger
Sonora
Carrol Dulaney
Peggy
Nan
Chicago
Til
C. Dulaney
West 27Th Street
J. M. Cooper
Marquez
Cooper
A. and M. College
C. E. Seely
Willican
W. E. Graham
Wellborn
Billie
Conway
Ark
Allan Kraft
Dwyer Duplex
Baker Avenue
H. M. Bremer
East 30Th Street
Bremer
Department of Commerce
E. L. Hardin
Confederate Home
Hood’s and
Green's Brigades
Marvin Porter
Caldwell
Bryan Hospital
Porter
Earle Porter
Nina Bess Astin
R. Q. Astin
Margaret Parker
Christine Lichte
Dorothy Stokes
Bartlett
Mary Williams
University of Texas
Thomas L. Tyson
Franklin
Robertson County
Tyson
Bartlett Mutual Life Ins
Ass’n
Bartlett, Texas
State Insurance Department
Giant Religious
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bryan Daily Eagle
United States
Eagle
Eagle Office
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