Hitler Shifts Tone on Disarmament and Debts
The article portrays Adolf Hitler as moving toward world disarmament while retaining Germany’s demand for equal treatment. It notes a softened stance on monarchy, a call to honor private debts without crippling payment ability, and hints at potential changes in anti Catholic policy influenced by Mussolini. It suggests his shifts aim to stabilize Germany amid global economic tension.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Europe
Associated Press
Hitler
Mussolini
Quirinal
Vatican
Italy
Bryan Social Roundup of Visitors and Moves
A busy Bryan weekend highlights visits from Houston Hearne Dallas and Austin. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jackson and son Jack from Houston with local hosts the McDowells and Dishmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jackson
Jack
Houston
Fl. B. McDowell
J. K. Dishman
J. C. Johnson
Hearne
Nl. B. McDowell
H. O. Ferguson
Georgetown
Ethel Ferguson
Mildred McKenzie
Southwestern University
Bryan
Emmett Holland
Edge
Tick eradication boosts Brazos cattle and dairy prospects
Stockmen and farmers in Brazos County envision growth in beef and dairy industries as tick eradication nears completion and quarantines lift. A move to halt eradication threatens progress, potentially undoing $30 000 spent and requiring river patrols to protect tick free herds.
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Brazos
Bryan
Houston
Fort Worth
East Texas
Austin
Montgomery
Navasota
Brazos County
C. W. Brown
Texas
Live at Home: Texas Farmers Grow Own Food Amid Economic Strain
Roy W. Snyder of Texas A and M Extension reports 200000 Texas farmers butchered hogs for home use in 1932 and large amounts of beef and mutton were prepared similarly. He notes 75 percent cured meat, triple the rate of 1981, and records high lamb consumption and pork curing. The piece urges urban families to use backyards to grow food, citing economic necessity and self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Roy W. Snyder
A. & M. College
Mr. Snyder
Fort Worth
Germans to Hold Sixth Election in a Year After Roosevelt Inauguration
The day after Roosevelt's inauguration Germany will hold the sixth election within a year. The piece notes Germans aim for a satisfactory result with their ballots and suggests improving roads to Bryan to ensure passage in all conditions.
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Roosevelt
Germany
Bryan
Texas Legislature Faces Tax Proposals Amid Cost Cutting Debate
A Texas legislative note contrasts calls to cut government expenses with 25 active tax bills. While a joint committee urged no tax increases and targeted spending curbs, lawmakers press new taxes even as salaries shrink. Separately, Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce backs negro chamber efforts to boost local trade and development with coordinated support from the main chamber.
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Texas
Joint
Bryan and Brazos County
Texas College Short Course Progresses With Speakers
A and M College Extension Service staff and specialists prepare a two day program for a 1933 short course. Topics include farming outlook, home garden, permanent pastures, dairy cow feeding, canning and cooking, and farm flock management. Speakers include O B Martin J F Rosborough Lola Blair H N Holmgreen R M Kelly and Roger Davis.
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M. College
O. B. Martin
J. F .Rosborough
KE. R. Eudaly
Lola A. Blair
H. N. Holmgreen
J. E. Stanford
Bryan and Brazos County
J. W. Meyer
H. R. Brentzel
Chamber of Commerce
R. H. Bush
R. Eudaly
R. Carpenter
Roger Davis
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
H. M. Harrison
East Texas Chamber of Commercce
Bryan
MacGregor Promoted by Dallas Power and Light
George Lescher MacGregor has been named sales manager of the Dallas Power and Light Company after rising to the position in two years. He is married to Gene Edge, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Edge of Bryan, a detail locals will applaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lescher MacGregor
Dallas Power and Light Company
MacGregor
Gene Edge
Eugene Edge
Bryan
Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Event Draws Prizes
The Brazos County Chamber of Commerce hosts a drawing themed Looking Forward Agriculturally with prize illustrations noted. Community members attend to engage in agricultural outlook activities and sponsor supporter booths.
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Brazos County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad charter granted in 1827
The first charter for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was granted on February 28, 1827, marking a milestone in American rail history. The action established the route and framework for a long standing rail line.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Twenty Five Years Ago in Bryan Morning Eagle
R. J. Bailey sold his Allen Academy area home to Thurston Cole for 1000 dollars and will move to Calvert to run a meat market with his brother in law. Bethel Baptist church forms Ladies Aid Society led by Minnie Bullock with 18 members. Rock Prairie Baptist forms a group with 16 members. Addresses by Dr. George B. Butler and F. M. Law planned for the Lampasas Baptist encampment July 14 to 23. John B. Mike suffered a partial stroke, confined at home, improving with time.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
R. J. Bailey
Allen Academy
Thurston Cole
Harvey
Calvert
Bethel Baptist Church
Minnie Bullock
Dula McCullough
Mary Bailey
Artie Crawford
Miss Bullock
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rock Prairie Baptist Church
Inside the Oklahoma Biltmore Hotel City Vista
From a room window in the Oklahoma Biltmore Hotel in Oklahoma City the 26 story building is described as a self contained city with every facility. James E. Barrett is named managing director praised for hospitality and personal guest contact enhancing the hotel’s popularity in the southwest.
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Oklahoma Biltmore
Oklahoma City
Biltmore
The
James E. Barrett
United States
Canada
Europe
Great Southwest
Roosevelt Inauguration Declared National Turning Point
In a week the nation will swear in Franklin D Roosevelt creating a new leadership era. Supporters hail his courage to break precedents and steer the country through the crisis with decisive action. Saturday March 4th is seen as a milestone in restoring confidence and guiding institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Readjusting values over money and life meaning
An editorial reflects on wealth and happiness contrasting two thousand dollars in a bank with inner riches. It argues money alone cannot sustain well being and urges renewing faith in permanent values, service, health, family, and community over mere bank balances.
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Vennyson
Hubert M. Harrison
East
Turning Point Required for Economic Emancipation
The text argues for a new deal like turning point to revive business and empower common people. It urges national unity, renewed initiative, and aggressive advertising while condemning wartime hardship as a preface to postwar growth. Roosevelt’s era is invoked as the new dawn for recovery. Road boosters and local progress in Brazos County are noted.
Morgenthau Seen As Likely Farm Board Chairman
Henry Morgenthau Jr the New York state conservation commissioner is identified as the probable new chairman of the federal farm board with the task of coordinating all government farm agencies.
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Henry Morgenthau Jr
New York
Federal Farm Board
Associated Press
Printing Co Phones Provide Urgent Printing Services
LocalPrinting Co offers rapid printing services with toll free phone line for orders and inquiries. The firm emphasizes quick turnaround and reliable customer support for small businesses and individuals.
Now 1 Fe Full Of Lydia Ham's Vegetable
Fragmented ad text promotes Lydia ham vegetable tablet claims to ease periodic backache and stabilize the nerves. It advises trying the product to feel better and urges speaking to a doctor for guidance.
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John Gregg
Hugh Looney
Brazos River
Roger Q. Astin
George M. Brandon
Jewell Batson
Willis Edge
W. H. Andrew
Stephenville
S. S. Rosier
Tabor
Lucile Vick
Belton
Baylor College
Roy M. Vick
Pauline Wallace
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John Williams
Miss Williams
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W. A. Jackson
Texas City
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Dorothy Pounds
Southern
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W. S. Stuart
Franklin
Pat Lové
Price
Wava Martin
J. D. Martin
Jane Singletary
Ann Randal
State University
George F. Singletary
M. R. Bentley
Ann Bentley
Wesley
Souri Pacific Railroad Company
Dallas Light CO
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