Agricultural extension men discuss policy and reforms
Texas Extension Service conference in Madison features Dr. Walton urging broader education beyond the three Rs. He addresses farm credit, taxation, and public education funding while outlining reforms and practical demonstrations led by county agents and district staff through Friday.
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Walton
Dr. Walton
B. Martin
Texas Extension Service
Great Agricultural College
Caldwell
Cobb
J. F. Cox
Washington, D. C
Do. A. Cobb
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Brazos County Federation of Women's Clubs Luncheon
The Brazos County Federation of Women's Clubs plans its monthly luncheon Thursday at 1 PM at the Women's Club building in Bryan. Miss Lucy Harrison presides. speaker is Violet S. Greenhill, chair of the Division of Child Welfare, State Board of Control, Austin. Campus Study Club of College Station hosts, with Mrs. G S Fraps in charge. Reservations through Mrs. F.1D Faller by phone.
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Brazos County
Kurten voters reject county bond proposals in light turnout
In Brazos County special election, voters bolted three bond projects totaling up to 66 000 dollars with federal aid possible. Results show a strong oppose stance, especially against courthouse repairs and machinery sheds, while Kurten precinct showed relatively higher support.
Light vote cast at College Station precinct
College Station residents cast a light vote on Saturday with only 28 ballots recorded by taxpayers. The poor farm project failed 12 to 15, road machinery sheds 8 to 20, and courthouse repair 6 to 20. Steeles Store precinct report remained outstanding.
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Brazos County
Public Works Administration
Kurten
College’ Station
Millican
Wellborn
Harvey
Tabor
Smetana
Repai
Bryan
Reliance
Allen Farm
College Station
Clyde Goen
Steeles Store
Varied Program Set for Texas State Teachers Association Meet
A varied program with capable speakers and lively topics aims to stimulate record attendance at the fifty fifth annual Texas State Teachers Association meeting. The gathering will address current educational needs and present school situations with strong interest.
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The
Texas State Teachers Asso
Texas teachers to hold convention in Austin this fall
The Texas State Teachers Association plans a three day conference in Austin from November 36 to December 2 with a theme on the nations recovery in education. Speakers include Deans Laing and Bruner and leaders from Chicago Philadelphia New York Greensboro and Detroit. State education leaders A W Birdwell L A Woods Nat Washer H Y Benedict and others will speak and next year's president will be chosen from nominees Mrs Roy Owens and J O Loftin.
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Austin
Pation
Supt. H. W. Stillwell
Texarkana
Association
Gordon J. Laing
University of Chicago
Jessie Gray
Philadelphia
National Education Association
Ambrose L. Suhrie
New York University
New York City
Herbert B. Bruner
Columbia University
J. B. Johnston
University of Minnesota
Chase Going Wodehouse
State Board of Education
San Antonio
H. Y. Benedict
University of Texas
J. D. Brooks
A. and M. College
T. H. Shelby
Noyes Darling Smith
Nellie Griffiths
State Teachers College
Denton
Lela Lee Williams
Dallas
T. W. Smith
Whitewright
N. S. Holland
Breckenridge
State Teachers Association
Roy ©. Owens
Tyler
J. O. Loftin
Texas Conference appoints pastors and district leaders
Bishop Hiram A. Boaz of Houston announced Texas Conference appointments on Sunday. No change for Bryan and College Station pastors while E R Barcus becomes Huntsville district presiding elder, succeeding Fred Few. Additional Huntsville district assignments include E R Barcus A and M and many circuit pastors and a prison chaplain post.
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Texas
Hiram A. Boaz
Houston
Bryan
College Station
E. R. Barcus
Huntsville
Fred Few
Jacksonville
R. L. Jackson
Anderson
C. H. Adams
Bedias
A. A. Kidd
L. B. Elrod
Centerville
J. B. Davis
Chapel Hill
Hal Cunningham
Cleveland
Leo Hopkins
Cold Springs
A. B. Chapman
Dodge
C. EF. Garrett
Flynn
C. J. Atkinson
Groveton
Thomas I. Beck
Lewis Hunter
Hempstead
O. E. Vivian
C. W. Hearon
F. C. Hensley
Lovelady
Oakhurst
J. T. Campbell
Madisonville
M. R. Turner
Midway
H. M. Second
Navasota
D. L. Landrum
Normangee
C. T. Cummings
Richards
Montgomery
T. C. Sharp
Tomball
C. E. Clark
Trinity
E. W. Solomon
Waller
L. C. Lilly
Willis and
New Waverly
R. A. Gates
Texas Prison
C. E. Garrett
A. T. Walker
First Methodist Church
P. T. Ramsey
Alvin Glenn Flinn
Fred E. Few
R.S. Marshall
Beaumont
H. H. McCain
Nacogdoches
Jesse Lee Jasper
Britain to Quit Tariff Truce at World Conference
London reports that Great Britain will withdraw from the tariff truce set at the World Economic Conference, with notices of intention issued for December 7. The move follows negotiations and signals a shift in international trade policy.
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Britain
London
Great Britain
Geneva Flight By Lindbergh Is Delayed by Fogs
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife were forced to return to Amsterdam after taking off for Geneva when heavy fog halted the flight. The article ends with a faded ad line about disposing of furniture through Want Ads.
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Geneva
Lindbergh
Amsterdam
C. A. Lindbergh
Many Unemployed Daily Seek Work in Bryan
The Bryan relief committee reports a worsening unemployed situation with 40 to 60 men at the city warehouse and shop each morning and more at City Hall seeking jobs. The graveling project to employ 40 to 60 daily awaits approval by the Texas Relief and Rehabilitation Commission, with two or three minor county projects approved but limited in scope. Local relief workers seek any available employment and residents are urged to offer work.
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Bryan
Texas Relief and Rehabilitation Commission
Legion Auxiliary Names Committees At Friday Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting at the Legion Home with sixteen members and one visitor. New committees were appointed including Executive, Child Welfare, Rehabilitation, Americanization, Legislation, Sick and Flowers, Memorial, Publicity, Cradle Roll, Entertainment, Building and Grounds, and Community Service. Final arrangements were made for a turkey dinner for Rural School Teachers and Trustees on Friday November 10 at 7:30 p.m., and aid was approved for the Red Cross Membership Drive.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Anton Krenek
Luke Patranella
Joe Sosolik
C. L. Gray
Ed Martin
M. M. Erskine
Jack Johnson
John Sealy Caldwell
Henry Harrison, Jr
Edwin Crenshaw
Harry Estill
Raymond Jones
Ohn Patranella
John Lawrence, Jr
Minnie Woiton
Gorrie Dodson
Hiram Downard
Mary Chemelski
Julia Schovassa
Edd Blazek
Leo Daniels
H. T.schovajsa
Joe Krenek
Robert Schovajsa
Edd Scasta
Will Nedablek
Noah Cole
Travis School
Julia Schovajsa
Bowie School
Harry Edge
George Stephan
R. H. Smith
Biased Reporting By Foreigners Charged by Nazis
Berlin officials threaten foreign correspondents with bar from the Reichstag fire trial amid accusations of biased reporting. Sheriff J H Reed and Constable Horace Reed escort three convicted men to Huntsville State Prison: John Randolph two years for burglary Daniel Lana five years for assault with intent to murder and Robert Anderson six years for the fatal shooting of Opoar Cunningham, a Black man.
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Berlin
Martin Somerfeldt
Reichstag
J. H. Reed
Horace Reed
Huntsville
John Randolph
Daniel Lana
Robert Anderson
Opoar Cunningham
Henderson to Speak at Confederate Veterans Reunion
F L Henderson of Bryan is among speakers at the 49th annual United Confederate Veterans of Texas reunion in Houston on Wednesday and Thursday. The event may be the last for Confederate veterans who will meet with the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Headquarters are at the Brazos hotel.
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F. L. Henderson of
Bryan
United Confederate Veterans of Texas
Houston
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Brazos Hotel
Boy Scouts Present Program For Leonard Sunday
The Leonard 4 H club enjoyed a Bryan Boy Scouts program Sunday afternoon led by scout master M L Reese. The event featured games contests songs rope making pledges and remarks. Lions Club rural chairman W F Munnerlyn I Mani loff and J Coulter Smith praised progress and stressed doing a thing well as key to success.
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Leonard
Bryan Boy Scouts
M. L. Reese
Reese
W. F. Munnerlyn
The
Lions Club
J. Coulter Smith
I. Maniloff
Leonard Club
Bill Carmichael
Carmichael
Maniloff
Fuller Initiated Into Sigma Delta Chi At UT
Nelson Fuller of Bryan Ed C Ferris of Woodstock MI and William S Potts of Fort Worth were initiated into the University of Texas chapter of Sigma Delta Chi. The ceremony at UT featured Walter Humphrey national president and former UT notables, followed by a banquet at the University Commons where fraternity issues were discussed.
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Austin
Nelson Fuller
Bryan
Ed C. Ferris
Woodstock
Univrsity of Texas
Sigma Delta Chi
William S. Potts
Fort Worth
Walter Humphrey
Temple
Temple Daily Telegram
University Chatter
Granville Price
The
University
Louis Baethe
Texas Student Publications, Inc
Ray Bonta
Denton
University Commons
Humphrey
Houston Veteran Moodie Dies Civil War Survivor
Funeral services were held for Samuel Oliver Moodie 90 at Foyle West chapel with burial at Rosewood Park cemetery under the Dick Dowling camp UCV. Moodie, a Hood's Brigade survivor, enlisted 1861 and served under General Lee in Virginia. He later engineered for the Brazilian emperor and wrote about the Big Bend region before serving as Franklin County judge. Survived by two daughters and two sons.
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Houston
Samuel Oliver Moodie
Helena Street
Hood
Foyle-West Chapel
Rosewood Park Cemetery
Dick Dowling Camp
Robert E. Lee
Virginia
Mr. Moodie
Greenville
Ala
South America
Brazil
West Texas
Big Bend
Moodie
Franklin County
Nevada
D.O
James M. Green
Pasadena
Cal
Margaret F. Moodie
New York City
Richard B. Moodie
Robert Henry Moodie
Fathers 36 Children Ruse
Pearl Pierce, a Mississippi Cherokee County man, claims to be father of 21 of his 36 children with ages spanning from 6 to 36. He says he has always managed to provide for his large family despite hardships and two marriages.
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Ruse
Pearl Pierce
Cherokee County
Pierce
Brazos Sportsmen Hold First Meet in College Station
Brazos Sportsmen meet in the Y Chapel College Station for the local chapter’s first gathering since its organization on October 9. Frank Elder urged clean sportsmanship and adherence to conservation laws while outlining plans to organize nine districts and start a new member drive November 9.
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Frank Elder
Texas Game and Fish Protective Association
Brazos
Y Chapel
College Station
Brazos County
Elder
United States
Canada
Issac Walton League
American Game and Fish Protective Association
Texas
Louisiana
The
Game Commission
Civil Service
Fish
Navacota
Limestone County
N. A. Stewart
R. M. Dansby
W. M. Sparks
W. A. Orth
J. E. Marsh
E. E. Yeager
Carnegie Library
Retailers Code Clarified by Brazos County Officials
E J Jenkins and J E Stanford outlined key provisions of the permanent Retailers Code. They explained salary rules for extended hours, with 12 1 2 cents per hour over 40 hours and a 20 percent wage increase capped by a $10 weekly maximum. No worker may earn less than $9 per week.
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E. J. Jenkins
Brazos County
Funeral Service for Mrs Hollomon Taylor
Funeral services for Mrs Hollomon Taylor were held Sunday at the First Baptist church with burial in Taylor cemetery. She died Thursday in her 68th year and is survived by her husband two sons Rev Roy S Hollomon of El Paso and Zeb W Hollomon of San Antonio two sisters five brothers five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Reverend Roy Hollomon and his wife attended after learning of the death while en route to Oklahoma City.
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Bryan
Roy
Hollomon
College Avenue Baptist Church
Emmanuel Baptist Church
el Paso
Get-Acquainted Supper Held by First Baptists
More than a hundred young men and women plus teachers attended a Thursday evening get acquainted supper at the First Baptist church. The event kicked off a quarterly series for the Sunday School youth department with Tex a and M. student Jack Madison as toastmaster.
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First Baptist Church
Young People’s
W. H. Andrew
Jack Madison
Texas A. and
M. College
Msic
T West
Bess Brown
Patty Minkert
Mildred Nash
J. E. Breland
Joe White
Hershel Burgess
Amos Ball
Loraine Smith
C. W. Simmons
Kathleen Stuart
Wayne Durham
John Edge
Young Peoples’ Department
The
Charles Myers
Young Business Women’s Bible
Dan Rusell
R. H. Bush
Allen Academy
John Benny
Young Business Men’s
R. C. Dunn
Fidelis
E. E. Yeager
Edgar Jones
Amoma
Dollar Holds Steady Against Pound in London Close
The American dollar remained steady against the British pound in London trading, ending at a rate of 4 dollars 91 cents per pound. The session saw no major shifts as exchanges reflected routine fluctuations in early November.
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London
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T. O. Walfeness
T. J. Caldon
Otis
Association of Land
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W. H. Darrow
M. F. Cunningham
J. F. Rosborough
R. W. Snyder
M. Regenbrecht
A. K. Mackey
C. F. Walton
M. K. Thornton
Owen Garrigan
Paul Cungus
County Farm and Home Demonstration
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BCFWC
Legion Auxiliary
Henderson
Boy Scouts
Fuller
Hollomon Taylor
First Baptists
W. A. Thomas
Terrell
E. FE. Yeager Hardware Company
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