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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1937
Page
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County planning committee backs nonpartisan government shift
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce signals support for a commission manager form to run county government, arguing it would cut payroll and boost efficiency. It urges education to persuade voters and notes Texas law enables counties to adopt this system with legislative permission for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
Texas
County Planning Committee
Should Repair Old Highway 6
Brazos County residents press for the Texas Highway Department to restore old Highway 6 between Bryan and College Station to first class condition. They cite deteriorating surface and shoulders since the new route opened and note heavy through traffic and trucks use the old road. They urge state maintenance with no delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway Department
Highway Department
County Commissioners Court
James V. Allred
Brazos County
Bryan
College
Will Welcome Legislators to Texas A and M College Visit
The Bry an and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Legislative committee proposes inviting legislators and their wives to visit Texas A and M College next month. The plan targets Appropriations House members and Senate Finance, with many already familiar with the college, while others have limited exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
Bryan and Brazos County
House
One Community Not Two Bryan and College Inter-Relations
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce committee on Inter-Relations, led by John S. Caldwell, aims to foster friendly ties between Bryan and College residents. It promotes joint events, urges wider Bryan attendance at College activities, and cooperates with American Legion and Trade Extension to reduce rural and urban friction while building goodwill across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
College
Trade Extension Committee
Bryan College
Improving Brazos Cotton Initiative Seeks One Variety Program
County Agent C L Benson leads Brazos county farmers in a push for a single cotton variety to boost quality and yield. The piece notes Texas cotton quality has fallen due to poor land and seeds, lagging behind Egyptian Indian and Brazilian cotton, urging focus on land care and seed choice to regain foreign demand.
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Brazos County
C. L. Benson
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Brazil
Community groups urged to boost Texas cotton quality
Production costs can be cut by higher per acre yields and improved fiber quality. Mr. Benson and others push cooperative community group efforts to raise output and stabilize quality, a cause seen as vital for Brazos County and for Texas cotton sought after by world spinners.
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Texas
Benson
Brazos County
Entertainment plan of Bryan Chamber outlines annual dinners gathering
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Entertainment committee chaired by 8. M. Brown proposes a yearly community get-together around fall when A&M and Allen open. It aims to entertain visitors and convention delegates, assist golf tournament visitors, and explore multiple membership meetings to boost engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan and Brazos County
Medical Association
Bryan
Bryan Country Club
Texas A. & M. College
Allen Military Academy
College
Chambers of Commerce
Carlene Haute Show Aims To Be State Wide Event
Supporters at Texas A and M College plan the Carlene Haute Show as a premier spring event in the Lone Star State. With Military department backing, over twenty Texas fanciers have entered animals for the April 16 show, as organizers hope it grows into a two or three day affair featuring polo and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A. & M. College
Military Department
Texas
College
Memorial for New London tragedy urged by Texas schoolchildren
A Brazos county movement among Junior Red Cross members seeks small school child donations to fund a New London memorial. Gov. Allred suggests the memorial at the explosion site, funded by Texas schoolchildren with pennies or nickels. Also, 1937 auto license plates offer a grace period until April 1 to avoid penalties.
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Red Cross
Brazos County
New London
James V. Allred
Texas
Wxax
Knights Templar install officers at Ivanhoe meeting
At a regular Ivanhoe Commandery Knights Templar session yesterday officers elected earlier were installed led by H N Bissell as eminent commander and Charles Davis as generalissimo with M W Sims Jr junior warden among others Also visiting knights Governor George D Neal and H N Bissell of Navasota attended Rev J Frank Norris returned to Fort Worth to face arson indictment bond set at 1000 and he pled innocence Read also about a guest from Austin Mrs M Reed visiting relatives in town and local street work being done plus several residents visiting Hillsboro and Harvey today.
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Ivanhoe
Knights Templar
H. N. Bissell
Charles Davis
M. W. Sims, Jr
R. Q. Astin
R. W. Howell
W. E. Saunders
George D. Neal
Navasota
Norris
New York Gossip Bosses Clash With Blackmail Scandals
In a 1937 McNaught Syndicate dispatch from New York, legal buzzards suffer blows as courts uphold anti-balm laws and expose shake downs. Al Smith and Rubinoff aid public exposure while figures like Farley Carnegie and Ed Wynn are lauded for notoriety and style amid city crime, courts, and Tombs lore.
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New York
Young al Smith
Rubinoff
Young Smith
Blackstone Buzzards
Nathan Burkan
James Farley
Farley
America
Rising Texas State Costs Prompt Calls for Reform
The Dallas News notes Texas state government spending rose from 83.5 million in 1920 to 125.7 million in 1936, with protests at the new high and calls from candidates for reduced expenditures. It argues a revamp is needed to curb costs while expanding services, despite efficiency in many departments.
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Texas
House of Representati
Dallas News
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Dale Carnegie
Lowell Thomas
Carnegie
Old Bailey
London
Tombs
England
Buckingham Gates
Harry Silvey
Ed Wynn
McNaught Syndicate
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