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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1937
Page
4
James L. Martin of Lorain Ohio has played 10 842 cribbage games at regular sessions, aims to double the total, and remains the sole member to attend every two monthly meeting. He has logged 836 006 evens and 835 763 odds over 22 years as official score keeper.
Brazos County in Texas to host a three county anti malaria demonstration with a state nurse sent to Brazos as the central hub. Bryan joins the effort, boosting rural mobilization and health district planning while residents are urged to cooperate for a healthier summer and future district headquarters consideration.
National Youth Administration plans in Texas announced by Texas Director J C Kellam offer part time work for 550 needy rural youths at state colleges including A and M. From July 15 to August 31 they will work on campus projects while receiving agricultural instruction, gaining job training and earning funds for living expenses.
President Roosevelt’s message to Congress on tax evasion draws public attention as lawmakers debate whether a congressional probe or treasury action should close loopholes. Proponents note that lobbies and lawyers hinder amendments, while critics warn amendments may be difficult but necessary to prevent tax avoidance.
Officials advise prospective rural electricity customers to wire houses now to avoid delays after lines are installed. Bids have been approved and the project will begin soon, prompting a push to prepare homes promptly.
A 1937 McNaught Syndicate column surveys Wall Street fashion, Noel Coward influence, and glamour amid a grand East Side block. It notes Wilson guiding Coward, women rising in business, elite dining and fashion details, plus obituaries of Baker and Van derbilt. It closes with witty anecdotes on signatures and public figures.
A brief note notes Will Hays collecting autographs from celebrities. The item describes signed portraits and the prominence of Hays in film industry celebrity circles.
Houston convention exchanges urge compliance with programs to profit Texas. Voters and clubs endorse stronger criminal law enforcement and a constitutional convention with unicameral Legislature. Advocates seek a cheaper, more efficient government and strict industrial dispute laws.
The piece surveys Germany and Italy's stance on the London Non-Intervention Committee and the Spain conflict. It argues Mussolini would steer the Rome Berlin axis more decisively than Hitler, notes Britain's arms policy signals, and links Bilbao’s capture to shifting German aims in Spain. The article cautions that axis diplomacy thrives on surprise and Britain’s evolving posture.
News notes report a racing rumor about Stuart Boatwrights horse Frank at Dellwood Park turning out false as the horse is fine. Also, Hood’s Brigade reunion plans in Calvert with Bryan officials and area residents attending. Additional items mention visits by Lee Hunnicutt and Henry Locke, a Chicago Republican convention sighting for Mr Boatwright, an upcoming July 6 visit by Dr Ralston to organize a county medical association, and a playful remark on Mrs A M Waldrops backyard display winning if prizes existed.
Gerald Mann presents a hopeful yet practical view on current labor problems and industrial strife. The piece argues that future conditions will rely on applying laws fairly and uniformly to both sides of the labor struggle, praising the vigor of Texas’s young Democrats.
Miss Guadalupe Lopez married Simon Picea Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock at St Joseph's Church with Rev. J B Gleissner officiating.
A short subscription notice urges readers to subscribe now as renewals for The Bryan Daily Eagle have not been advanced.
Local notes describe visits by Nell Cole and Ella Adams to Bryan for the summer, reports on county officials like Frank Worsham and O. S. Johnson, and updates on health and malaria efforts. Community reflections praise the Ranchmen Round-Up and recreation projects, with travel mentions to Berlin, Idabel, and Lexington linked to residents and visitors.
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