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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1934

Page

4

Dallas Texas Daily Press League and affiliated contacts

In Dallas the Texas Daily Press League announces offices at 510 Mercantile Bank Building and lists associations in New York and Chicago along with a Dallas Texas connection and the 370 Lexington Ave Building in Chicago.

Mercantile Bank Texas Daily Press League New York N. Y Association Dallas Texas Lexington Ave Chicago Illinois

Interurban Bill Moves Toward Bryan to College Station

In Austin this morning the senate passed finally the house bill authorizing an interurban from Bryan to College Station to be powered by gasoline or denatured alcohol. The body also approved a measure allowing cities and towns to levy taxes and issue bonds to improve streets and alleys. A fire at Walker's Five and Ten Cent Store on Main Street caused $7,000 stock loss with $4,000 insurance. the building belonged to Levy Bros. Also noted were a school picnic by East Side’s sixth and seventh graders with Prof. H. C. Smith and Miss Ada Board. residents Leonard Jones, Sallie Riggs, S. H. Brockman, and Benchley travels.

Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot Senate Austin House Bryan College Station Walker Main Street Cole Hardware Co East Side Thompson Creek H. C. Smith Ada Board Leonard Jones Harvey Fort Worth Medical College Sallie Riggs S. H. Brockman Benchley Hubbard City

Brazos Reclamation Plan Urges $50 Million Federal Support

Washington reports a Texas delegation caucus backs 50 million dollars to fund the Brazos reclamation project. It covers the entire Brazos watershed, aims to reclaim fertile land, reduce floods, create recreation sites, and build hydroelectric plants for local residents’ benefit.

Washington Texas Congress Brazos Brazos River Lee J. Rountree Texas House Brazos Valley Mississippi Delta Valley of The Nile

Uncle Sam Defends Treaty Rights in Asia Policy

Uncle Sam will stand squarely on his treaty rights in China and press other nations to follow. Secretary Hull states the United States rejects Japan claiming a Monroe Doctrine for Asia. The U.S. has not sought to control Latin or South American trade trends, only to protect these nations from imperial occupation by Europe.

Sam China Tokyo Cordell Hull United States Japan Asia Europe

Heads Up Spirit Missing in Bryan Stage Parade

A Bryan group of young people was paraded Monday night to select participants for a stage production. The director repeatedly called for chins up as many contestants slouched across the stage, highlighting a lack of graceful carriage and posture.

Bryan

Austria adopts Dollfus constitution as basic law

The Dollfus "Power from God" constitution becomes Austria's basic law amid the formal end of democracy, while the shadow of the Hapsburg monarchy lingers. The question remains how soon another constitution from an external source might be adopted.

Dollfus Austria Hapsburgs

San Antonio man admits selling guns to Dillinger gang

A San Antonio man admits selling firearms to members of the Dillinger gang. The faster the government enacts controls on firearms and ammunition, the sooner the criminal element may be governed.

San Antonio Dillinger Uncle Sam

Dallas trial of Raymond Hamilton aims to scare lawbreakers

In Dallas the Raymond Hamilton trial proceeds swiftly, marking a determined effort to project respect for the law. Hamilton, alleged robber and killer, is linked as a companion of Clyde Barrow in a sensational crime saga that has gripped the public.

Dallas Raymond Hamilton Clyde Barrow

New York Debate On Cost Of Salvation For Farmers

Prof Rexford Tugwell predicts the farmer is saved under the New Deal plan but questions remain on who bears the cost. The article notes public concern over expenses and distribution of burdens amid wartime or postwar policy discourse.

Rexford Tugwell New New York B

Britain's Economic Recovery Deepens Amid Choppy Seas

Students of recovery methods in America might note Great Britain's gradual escape from economic sargasso as a case study in adapting policy. The observation highlights cautious progress, with attention to timing, sectors, and potential ripple effects for U S readers and policymakers.

America Great Britain

Uncle Sam Prepares for War on Bootleggers

In a blunt remark, the nation is described as gearing for action against bootleggers, suggesting a long fight in the ongoing liquor prohibition era and public safety campaign to curb illegal alcohol trade.

Texas cotton future hinges on overseas markets say editors

Agricultural editor Victor Schoeffelmayer of the Dallas News and Houston Post advocate relying on foreign demand for cotton and other Texas products. They urge emergency measures to reduce cotton acreage now, with a plan to defend domestic prices and prevent permanent loss of foreign markets for the South’s cotton industry.

Victor Schoeffelmayer The Dallas News Texas South Washington Wallace Roper United States South Texas Post Houston Post

Former Home Agent and Editor Are Wed

Miss Opal Roberson former Harris county home demonstration agent married H C Edge agricultural editor for The Houston Post on Friday at the bride's mother's home near Grapevine. Roberson served four years in Harris county. Edge has 17 years in journalism including six years on the Beaumont Journal staff. They will reside at 114 Avenue E in Garden Villas.

Houston Opal Roberson Harris County H. C. Edge Houston Post R. J. Roberson Grapevine Roberson Edge Beaumont Journal Avenue E Garden Villas

Bargains Offered by Advertisers in Bryan Daily Eagle

Savings may be made and the family budget rescued from the rocks by taking advantage of the bargains offered by advertisers in the Bryan Daily Eagle.

Bryan Daily Eagle

Editorial on Securities Act revision and liability scope

The piece argues the Securities Act may be revised after presidential discussions with legal advisers. It assesses liability for misstatements in prospectuses, contrasts with British practice, and notes the need to tighten responsibility without weakening Truth in Securities. It emphasizes protecting investors while channeling private capital to industry.

Laissez Faire Lee Higginson Kkreuger & Toll Federal Trade Commission Christian Science Monitor

Merlin H Aylesworth Quiet Leader Of NBC Radio

New York May 1 The NBC radio chief Merlin H Aylesworth known as Deac rose from Cedar Rapids Iowa to head the network while maintaining a silent demeanor He files away thoughts and speaks only at board meetings His insomnia and golf habit accompany a career advancing utilities and talent scouting Amos n Andy saved from Chicago hook ups reflecting a life of cautious restraint The piece notes Cincinnati hotel man Johnny Giorgan and Kent Cooper as colleagues and hints at a sentimental voyage recalling youth across the Atlantic

New York Merlin H. Aylesworth Aylesworth Cedar Rapids Iowa Colorado Amos Andy Chicago Deac Golf Kent Cooper Johnny Giorgan Ohio River Cincinnati Horgan

Why Dogs Bark Disturbs Sleep and Signals Need

Many people complain of sleepless nights caused by barking dogs. Chronic barking annoys invalids and even those unused to noise. A dog’s continuous barking usually shows hunger thirst or cold, making the owner responsible for the nuisance. Wild dogs rarely bark unlike domestic dogs trained by human company.

Alan Dale mocks a butler role with a sharp cut on class

Alan Dale's brief critique questions the source of John's servant casting in a play. He mocks the role and mocks social distinctions implied by a car's squeak and a woman's casual remark about a tweet. The exchange ends with a biting remark about a man who has a tweet to his car being seen as weak.

Broadway Ronald Wolf Bugs Baer Julius Tannen Joe Frisco Joe Cunningham Wolf Eugene Kelcey Allen New Amsterdam Erlanger Alan Dale John Dale

Ace Moundsmen To Work Friday For Aggies, Frogs

Texas A&M and Texas Christian meet at Kyle Field in a pivotal two game series. Jake Mooty will start for the Aggies against Kinzy of the Frogs with both pitchers also contributing as hitters. Kinzy has rounded into form after a sore arm and Harston may follow Saturday with Martinez in support on offense.

College Station Texas Aggies Texas Christian Horned Frogs Kyle Field Jake Mooty Fort Worth Aggies Horsel Shim Baylor Bears Frogs University of Texas Longhorns Kinzy Austin Horned Frog Mooty Homer Martinez Dan Harston Harston Martinez

Longhorns edge toward title as series unfolds

Ambiguous text outlines Texas Longhorns pursuing a Southwest Conference championship with potential eliminations. Mentions Baylor, Aggies, and Texas Christian as key rivals, with implications of weekend games in Waco and historic competitiveness within the league.

Longhorns Baylor Waco Aggies Texas Christian

Solons of Texas Seek 50 Million for Brazos River Relief

Texas congressional delegation pledged to pursue federal funds of five million dollars for Brazos River flood control and relief, contingent on the Texas legislature granting four decades of land tax remission. Representative Buchanan led the caucus arguing remission aids federal aid and the project, with attendees including Senators Sheppard Connally and Representatives Jones Blanton Kleberg Nlane Cross Johnson Eagle Mansfield.

Washington Texas Brazos Wago Buchanan Texas Legis Congress Sheppard Connally Jones Blanton Kleberg Nlane Cross Johnson Eagle Mansfield

Burleson County Man Held for Transport

Sam Bush of Burleson was arrested Thursday by Chief of Police K. 3.40 charged with transporting some of which was found in an auto. Bush posted a $2 bond for his appearance before Justice McGee, date not yet set.

Sam Bush Burleson Bush Justice McGee

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Albert.t. Reid Pet T Reid the Brazos Reclamation Wales Southampton Alabama Ronald Colman John Golden Shey Chanci Indiana Scousha Wis Associated Press Solons of Burleson County Transpor Mrs. Whitney Greentree Churchill Downs
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