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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1933
Page
6
Byron Patton Harrison once a hard money Democrat now urges currency inflation for recovery. The piece also profiles William W. Howes, Otis Skinner, Ralph Morrison, J. F. T. O Connor, William Bullitt ally Ray Bedichek and other figures, detailing careers and roles in government, diplomacy, and the arts.
A group including Mr. and Mrs. H M Donaldson and others from Concord Laon county attended a court session today for the trial of John Taylor of Nar monger charged with the murder of Mary.
Southeast Texas School Executives open year with 10 am session at Beaumont high school. President M Brown of Bryan will preside, with M E Moore J W O Banion and P Q Srygley as speakers. About 100 superintendents and principals from 30 counties attend. Additional leaders and district officers noted.
Lions F C Fuller Sankey Park and Carl T Sprague led the night event with decorations by Coulter Smith and Howard Berry. The reception committee welcomed guests at 7 30. Letters from Matty Bell and Bones Irwin were read praising A and M football prospects. Coulter Hoppess urged support for the Bryan Little Theater. Guests included J Frank Elder O C Copeland and J B Hooks. Neal T Dow joined the club.
Witnesses describe the role of women in industrial occupations and service work, noting about 1200 of nearly 3000 attendees at a farm course were women. Cadet Captain Miller explains Allen Academy graduates receive reserve officer commissions or eligibility certificates after four years of military training.
The testimony focused on whether the junior colleges affiliated with Texas A and M and Prairie View admitted girls and how policies were communicated. Col Todd and Dr Walton defended board procedures while Bryan women described letters claiming board rulings on eligibility and campus registration. The hearing paused awaiting further arguments and a later judicial ruling by Judge Davis.
Five couples, two white and three Negro, received marriage licenses on Monday from County Clerk Clyde Goen. White couples listed include Frank Zapt with Gladys Jermstead and R. By, Pruett with Birdie BE. Kincannon. Negro couples were Will Bell with Carrie Jones, Noah Tate with Roxie Harris, and A. Z. Jackson with Myrtle Young.
The Texas Editorial Association prepares for its twenty-second annual meeting in Houston November 16 to 18 with headquarters at the Rice Hotel. The program includes addresses by leading editors, meals courtesy of local papers, ship channel trips and visits to Sugarland Imperial Sugar facilities and Cannery Farm, plus lectures on agricultural stability. Officers listed include R. J. Edwards president and Frank Cates first vice president. Mrs. Lee J. Rountree is a past president and the membership test requires 20 years of active newspaper service.
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson calls a Friday meeting of the Texas relief commission to organize and plan disbursement of funds from state unemployment relief bonds. The gathering will focus on implementing the relief program and setting up disbursement procedures.
Property listings announce 380 acres near College at 10.00 per acre and 570 acres on San Antonio highway at 5.00 per acre. An unimproved 98 acres on Wixon creek near highway 21 is offered at 3000. Contact J. We86 Howell for details.
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