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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1933
Page
4
Editorial from the Christian Science Monitor critiques patriotic fervor and national myths in school texts. It argues that declaring God as a nation’s deity fuels conflict and urges denationalizing God and teaching universal brotherhood to foster world peace and disarmament.
New York May 2 In clear the desk today I found breezy jottings from the annual Dutch Treat dinner. The piece surveys artists and writers at tables naming W F Bigelow Fontaine Fox Clare Briggs Jim Quirk Don Marquis John Mulholland Walter Trumbull Marc Connelly Boyd n Sparkes Rube Goldberg and more. It notes changing radio practice secret research bureaus and actor public relations while lamenting serial characters and praising or quipping about figures from Pinly Peter Dunne Lou Avis and Amelia Bingham’s Riverside mansion.
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce executive committee and Finance and Membership Committee will meet Thursday to map an aggressive drive to enlist every city resident with a stake in Bryan and its trade area. The article emphasizes the chamber as a catalyst for local development and urges citizen support to advance community projects and institutions.
The Houston Post discusses Japan's invasion drive into northern China. It warns of risk to American and European interests as Tokyo threatens Peiping and Tientsin, potentially sealing control over rich markets and challenging the Open Door. The piece urges swift action by major powers to check conquest.
The Russian emperor Alexander II, credited with freeing the serfs, was born on April 29, 1818. His reign saw wide reforms and the emancipation of serfs, shaping 19th century Russian policy and society.
J S Byars arrived from Reliance with berries noted as the finest seen in Bryan. The Byars planted in February and reported ample harvests. The Bryan Morning Eagle also notes a regular school board meeting reelecting W C Lawson as superintendent and other staff, a resignation by Miss Long, and an invitation for Dr George Butler to conduct revival services in Memphis. Campaign events featured Bailey and anti Bailey groups with bustling meetings at the court house and opera house amid lively speeches.
Okla F. A. Miller, president and editor of the South Bend Tribune, extols the joy of doing for others. He argues giving pleasure to others brings happiness to the giver and that selfishness leads to unhappiness, while lack of appreciation should not stop good deeds.
Bob Shaw of Rock Prairie visited in Bryan this morning. Marvin Thompson starts as salesman for E F Yeager Hardware. Rev and Mrs H C Lilly and family move from Bedias to Bryan. J B Stevenson III and Beverley ill with measles at home. Numerous locals travel for business visits to Dallas Fort Worth and Waco. Maurine Neeley recovering from surgery at Wilkerson Memorial Clinic. Helen Minkert to perform at A and M College event. The Business and Professional Women meet tonight at 6 30.
Delegates at the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Fourth District convention in Galveston urge prompt action to protect the public school system and commend legislative efforts on farm and home demonstration work. County reports cover transport policy finance radio programs year book and highways with leaders from Bryan and College Station active on day one. The Campus Study Club of College Station wins third in year book contest as Beaumont and Houston clubs place first and second.
Observers at Brooklyn Navy Yard witness the new U S S New Orleans slide into the water. Officials praise the ship’s size and majesty while noting a navy’s value lies as much in deterrence as in combat. The piece reflects on warship launches shaping peaceful intent and national defense.
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