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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1934
Page
4
Bryan merchants stage a Friday Spring Style parade featuring autos 1984 models, new refrigerators, furniture, and farm equipment, followed by a Main Street style show with a full runway and models. A dog parade at 4 pm showcases dogs in odd and varied classes while visitors enjoy exhibits and shopping opportunities in a warm, metropolitan fashion within the Southwest.
In a Fort Worth Star Telegram excerpt, Senator Borah denounces arms makers and their alleged false propaganda as a motive for war. He notes war involves the entire economy and cites recent metal and cotton trade, calling for public vigilance over manufacturers while acknowledging complex causes and diplomacy’s role in peace.
A federal attorney petitions a higher U S court to review a federal district judge’s ruling admitting James Joyce’s Ulysses to the United States. The filing argues about the work’s character and potential circulation or readership.
At a regular meeting of Metho dist church stewards Dr W H Lawrence received praise as he resigns to move to Dalhart. He has served as secretary for years and Bryan regrets his departure. The Retail Merchants Association held a mass meeting at Carnegie Hall to select a citizen committee to advise the group. The nominated six were H O Boatwright A W Wilkerson M H James E J Jenkins Tyler Haswell and John F E Astin. Mayor J T Maloney returned from Houston after attending the Woodmen of the World state meeting.
Fort Worth March 14. An exhibit of 42 newspapers prepared by Prof. J Willard Ridings head of the journalism department at Texas Christian University represents the journalism of 34 countries for the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth.
NBC and CBS coast to coast schedules list key stations in each region with a detailed 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM lineup. Notable entries include Jan Peerce, The Goldbergs, The Fred Allen Revue, Kay Z spy drama, Stokowski Orchestra, Burns and Allen, Myrt and Marge, and Amos n Andy East.
The editorial argues that the NRA push aims for a permanent economic reorganization anchored in a Christian code. It notes gains like 3,000,000 workers rehired and $3 billion added to buying power, yet warns of price gouging and code manipulation by some industries. It stresses that true reform requires adherence to the moral rule to “do unto others” and stronger policing to prevent chaos.
A hotel lobby visitor who just returned from Washington, D C, shares vivid impressions of U S senators. He paints a human picture naming Elmer Thom of Oklahoma Dickinson of Iowa Pat Harrison of Mississippi Walsh of Massachusetts and other senators as they work morning noon and night.
The city of Laredo acquired Casa Blanca Country Club holdings for about $22 000 after two months of city council discussions. The purchase marks a municipal expansion of property holdings and aligns with local development plans.
The record notes a 12 acre property including a country club, bus ing equipment, a swimming pool, a tennis court, a golf course, and one army airport, with the final action delayed due to technical adjustments.
Readable parts promote lower prices for future printing jobs. The ad urges customers to call for quotes and promises quality results to encourage repeat business.
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