Bryan Broncos Hold Beaumont to 19–0 Friday Night
Bryan Broncs, fielding three first stringers, battled Royal Purple of Beaumont to a 19 to 0 defeat in Beaumont. Rinando scored for Beaumont, Merka, Beal and Beal shone for Bryan, with strong line play by Tuck, Syptak and Stallings. The game featured stout Bryan defense and a late Bryan rally, while Beaumont dominated early but misfired on several drives.
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Bryan Broncs
Beaumont Club
Stephen F. Austin High School
Bronco
Royal Purple
Beaumont High School
Beaumont
Bryan
Merka
Rinando
LeBlanc
the Oval
Nick Farris
Frankie Rinando
Bryan Club
Broncos
South
Texas
le Blanc
Dean
Bubba” Gernand
Dick Swope
Lawrence Beal
Beal
John Stanford
Cru
Beaumont Stackle
Louis Tuck
Albert Syptak
H. G. Stallings
Mendl
Patranella
Henry
Ryan
Beaumont Stanford
SR Delle
Graves Manady
Bid
Eenm Perkins Uck
Uug
S . Harris Stallings
Gernand EE Heatien
Fafe Patranella
L.H
National cotton policy argued as interregional plan
The document argues a comprehensive U S cotton policy must cover growing, ginning, marketing, manufacturing, and seed industries. It stresses regional interdependence, world market factors, and shifting production to lower-cost areas while maintaining high quality and lower costs through decentralization and cooperative action.
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United States
South
Southwest
Gulf Southwest
Chaco
Argentine
Punjab
India
Orient
New England
Italy
Deflated farm values and loans reshape middle west homesteads
Farmers face mortgage foreclosures as land and product prices drop after decades of emigration to new lands and Southern California. The Home Owners' Loan Corporation, created under the New Deal, aims to redeem distressed homes by acquiring mortgages with at least twenty percent equity. It seeks to stabilize property and protect reluctant holders from eviction.
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Texas
Roosevelt
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Commerce Building
Washington, D. C
Federal Farm Board
Farm Loan Land Banks
Woodrow Wilson
California
Great
Middle West
Beaven Urges Broad Support for Red Cross Roll Call
Dr Albert W Beaven president of the Federal Council of Churches appeals for generous church backing of the Red Cross annual Roll Call in November The Red Cross ministry to human needs is highlighted and cooperation of all churches is urged Dean J B Gleissner chairs Brazos County Red Cross Roll Call committee
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Albert W. Beaven
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Federal Council of Churches
Red Cross
Dean J. B. Gleissner
Red Cross Roll Call
Brazos County
Farm Credit Men From Washington Visit AM Campus
Farm Credit officials from Washington, F. W. Peck and F. S. Garwood, visited Texas A and M over the weekend. They planned to work with Henry Morgan Jr. and W. J. Myer in Houston to establish cooperative and production credit banks linked to farm loan systems. President Walton and Dean Kyle hosted them and will attend a Houston banquet to outline bank plans.
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College Station
F. W. Peck
Cooperative Credit
F. S. Garwood
United States Farm Credit Administration
Washington
Texas A. & M. College
T. QO. Walton
EB. J. Kyle
Houston
Henry Morganthan Jr
Farm Credit Administration
W. J. Myer
Farm Loan
Walton
Dean Kyle
O. B. Martin
Extension Service
W. P. Lee
Peck
Mr. Peck
Relief planning meeting for county administrators
Mrs. J. L. Brook county relief administrator returned from Austin after attending a meeting of all county administrators to discuss relief work for the coming months.
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J. L. Brook
Austin
Social notes from Bryan and Brazos county
Mrs. Dan Simmons of Nacogdoches visits Brazos county relatives. Local residents travel to Houston, Temple, Caldwell and Navasota for family, medical and social events. Several Aggie and Bruins football gatherings are noted along with community notices and courtesy calls.
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Dan Simmons
Nacogdoches
Brazos County
Simmons
Jessie Bond
Mr. Simmons
Evangelical Meet Held at Kurten Concludes
The Brazos Valley Regional Conference of the Evangelical Synod of North America, with 13 congregations and 42 delegates, closed Thursday after a two day session at Kurten. Speakers included Rev. J J Kasiske and Rev H L Streich in German and English. Rev Robert Mohr and Rev John Dippel participated along with Rev J Jaworski. featured sermons and services marked the gathering.
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Brazos Valley
Evangelical Synod of North America
Kurten
The
Brazos
Evangelical Church
F. C. Anderson
J. J. Kasiske
Richland
Seguin
the Messenger
Evangelical
Texas
Woman’s Union
Men of Extension Service Serve on Reviewing Boards
Four of the six members of the two wheat allotment review boards in Texas come from the A and M Extension Service. The Fort Worth board includes W. S. Callendar and R. H. Bush and R. R. Reppert, while the Amarillo board includes Carl Robinson and two Extension Service staff members K. A Miller and John R. Edmonds. The College Station team has left for its assignment and review will begin next Monday.
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Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
A. and M. Extension Service
Fort Worth
W. S. Callendar
U. S. Bureau of Crop Estimates
Washington
R. H. Bush
R. R. Reppert
Extension Service
Saff
College Station
Amarillo
Carl Robinson
Board of Crop Estimates
Austin
M. Extension Service
K. A Miller
John R. Edmonds
Lumbermen Meet With Code Representative in Bryan
Lumbermen from this section gathered Monday at the LaSalle Hotel in Bryan with G. E. Melieff of Houston, administrator of the lumbermen code, to discuss code operations and organize under it. Attendees included executives from Jeter, Hearne, Woodson, Boettcher, Youens, Baylor, Parker, Howell, Warner, and Grant lumber firms across Cameron Caldwell Navasota Normangee Madisonville Bryan.
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LaSalle Hotel
Bryan
G. E. Melieff
Houston
Lumbermen’s Association
Lumbermen’s Code
J. L. McIntosh
Jeter Lumber Co
Calvert
FE. L. Greenwood
Hearne Lumber Company
B. W. Harper
Farrar Lumber Company
Hearne
R. P. Fisher
Jeter Lumber Company
Cameron
J. R. Woodson
H. P. Woodson
Woodson Lumber Cmpany
Caldwell
G. C. Holston
Boettcher Lumber Company
Huntsville
E. G. Youens
College Station Group Returns From State BSU Meet
Members of the A. and M. College group attended the fourteenth annual Baptist Student Union of Texas conference in Denton with about 500 delegates and 1,000 attendees. Rev R L Brown preached in Denton and remained for the church service. Homer Towns and Myrtle Robertson were among speakers and performers. Robert Fling was re elected State BSA president as the next meeting moves to Huntsville in 1935 with no state gathering next year.
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A. & M. College
Baptist Student Union of Texas
Denton
R. L. Brown
College Station
Brown
First Baptist Church of
North Texas State Teachers College
First Baptist Church
T. L. Holcomb
Oklahoma City
J. Howard Williams
The
Baptist General Convention
Marshall Craig
Fort Worth
Baker James Cauthen
William Halli Preston
Nashville
Tenn
Homer Towns
Myrtle Robertson
Robert Fling
Texas Group
Huntsville
Fall Weather Record Surges With Unseasonal Highs
A weather record shows fall conditions with a Tuesday high of 86 degrees and Wednesday low of 64. Rainfall reached .86 inches on Thursday as temperatures fluctuated around seasonal norms with several readable digits indicating mixed data.
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Samay Aavan
Dean Denscces
Former Bryan Woman to Speak at Dallas Daughters of 1812
Mrs. P. S. Tilson of Houston state president of the Texas branch United Daughters of 1812 will address John Cayet Chapter in Dallas. She recently attended the national board session in Chicago and will speak at 10 30 oclock in the home of Mrs. M N Chrestman. A luncheon will follow as honor guest.
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A. and
M. College
Katherie Gray
Curtis Gray
Ursuline Avenue
Laura Gooch
Navasota
A. J. Buchanan
J. Seth Mooring
la Salle Hotel
Tyler Haswell
West 24Th Street
Mooring
A.J. Buchanan
Temple
George R. Branch
Austin
J. N. Baylor
Lizzie Baker
Fannie Anderson
Bryan
Brazos County
X. B. Saunders
Waco
Mr. Saunders
McFadden Bros
Saunders
LaSalle
Eugene Hart
Houston
Lucian Sandifer
W. M. Taylor
the Eagle
Taylor
The
Daily Press
Mark Norton
G. L. Brotherton
J. T. Rice
Joe Brotherton
Sanford Blount
John D. Vaughan
Keith
Grimes County
Ewing Norwood
Robert V. Armstrong
Kyle Field
H. L. Lewis
Aggies
Bruins
Raymond Buchanan
Baylor Bears
Aggieland
Kurton
W. H. Buchanan
F. D. Fuller
Scott-White Hospital
Fuller
J. F. Ettle
Dorothy Ettle
P. S. Tilson
Texas
United Daughters of 2812
John Cayet
Dallas
National Board
Chicago
Tilson
M. N. Chrestman
Country Club Circle
Former Students Directorate To Meet At A and M Campus
The Former Students' Association of Texas A. and M. College will hold a meeting on the campus next Sunday to discuss issues affecting the institution's development. The board includes presidents and vice presidents from Dallas San Antonio Marshall Beaumont Lindale Sherman College Station and other Texas cities.
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Students’ Association of Texas A. and
M. College
Fort Worth
R. A. Birk
Wichita Falls
Wilson Davis
San Antonio
R. W. Briggs
Pharr
E. V. Spence
Big Spring
W. A. French
Abilene
Col. O. A. Seward
Amarillo
W. A. Scott
Stephenville
A. F. Mitchell
Corsicana
J. B. Miller
Jacksonville
C. A Thanheiser
Houston
H. K. Deason
Port Arthur
Catholic Priests of Bryan Deanery Hold Annual Meet
The Bryan Deanery priests gathered Thursday for their annual meeting at St. Joseph's school auditorium to discuss baptism with papers by Rev. Dobins Roemer Valenta Blakeslee and others and with Rev. Jerome Rapp speaking on Catholic Action. A Holy Mass for deceased Galveston Diocese bishops and priests opened the session. Clergy then shared a meal at St. Joseph's Rectory hosted by the Catholic Ladies.
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Bryan
Galveston
Otto Bauer
Westphalia
St. Joseph's School
F. J. Dobins
West
B. F. Roemer
Waco
T. J. Valenta
W. Blakeslee
Austin
Jerome Rapp
Houston
Sacred Heart Church
B. Gleissner
Tg. Sexymanski
F. D. Urbanovsky
J. J. Valenta
T. J. Matl
H. Lchroeder
J. Vanicek
K. Kacer
B. Bravi
R. Sehretz
J. Moriarity
T. Healy
M. Domanski
F. J. Dobias
G. Ape
Licensed to Wed In County Clerk's Office
Seven couples received marriage licenses on Saturday from County Clerk Clyde Goen. The pairs include Sam Nutall with Fannie Jones, Lonzo Paterson with Queen Esther Laws, Jimmie Waller with Ada Watson, Richard Hayes with Lillian Harvey, Curtis Davis with Velma Johnson, Silas Williams with Sarah Anderson, and Hamp Davis with Matilda Persons.
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Clyde Goen
Sam Nutall
Fannie Jones
Lonzo Paterson
Queen Esther Laws
Jimmie Waller
Ada Watson
Richard Hayes
Lillian Harvey
Curtis Davis
Velma Johnson
Silas Williams
Sarah Anderson
Hamp Davis
Matilda Persons
Bentley Couple Makes Flying Trip to Taylor on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Bentley made a quick Sunday trip to Taylor, returning the same day.
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M. R. Bentley
Taylor
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AM Campus
Irs
Irving Buchanan
Perryton
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D. Conlée
Claude Lee
Gracie White
J. M. Dunn
Federal Grand Jury
Bob Roberts
W. 8. Howell
John P. Wheeler
B. F. Delamater Sr
T. T. Walton
Eugene Ewing
James T. Swanson
Margaret Zuber
Swanson
Edna Zuber
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Frank W. Womack
Chas. Womack
John Anderson
John K. Parker
Womack
Parker
F. D. Perkins
McKinney
Perkins
O. H. Astin
Students’ Association
W. W. Sterling
Sterling
Aggie-Bruin
San Marcos
Bill
Ross S. Sterling
A. and M. College Ex-Students Association
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Somerville
John W. Holt l
Silsbee
R. C. Franks
R. C. Edge
Holt
John W. Holt
Franks
Edge
Leffler
Ed Blazek
Central Texas Auto Company
Margaret Higgs
Baylor University
Higgs
J. J. Pipkin
Margaret Cahill
State Board of Nurses
Miss Cahill
S J. Mary's Hospital
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Jim Briscoe
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