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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1935

Page

4

Bryan Baptist Academy to meet Navasota high in football

Twenty five years ago Bryan Baptist Academy players C E Smith T D Sikes C D Martin Co EB Ball P Ferguson L Jones J C Thedford J A Fleming Paul Kopecky R Locke C C Dulaney Jr R Crawford Tom Long and Marshall Bullock traveled to Navasota for a high school game. Referee Frank Buchanan accompanied the squad. Harve Weddington visited relatives in the city. El Paso rises to fifth in Texas city population with brick and stone architecture noted.

Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot Bryan Baptist Academy Navasota C. E. Smith T.D. Sikes C. D. Martin Co. EB. Ball P. Ferguson L. Jones J. C. Thedford J. A. Fleming Paul Kopecky R. Locke C. C. Dulaney

Texas Legislature Rejects Universal Driver License Plan

Opinion portrays rejection of a universal driver license law by the Texas Legislature. It argues for a mandatory licensing system with specific penalties and minimal discretionary power for judges, warning that current proposals leave driving privileges to local officials and risk ongoing traffic fatalities from reckless and drunken driving.

Friends of the Universal Texas House

Trends in Toys and Crepe Myrtle Planting in Bryan

The article notes a shift away from realistic toy soldiers and military themes toward peaceful playthings for children and discusses growing interest in planting crepe myrtle trees in Bryan to beautify the city. It highlights a desire for imagination over harsh realism and envisions Bryan becoming known as a Crepe Myrtle City.

Bryan Shane Hue Texas

SMU Mustangs Open Camp Amid Victory Cheers

Southwest Conference notes SMU Mustangs begin camp as Los Angeles Uncles arrive. Matty Bell’s supporters celebrate a recent win as football preparations start.

Southern Methodist Los Angeles Matty Bell

Roosevelt Name Traced To Dutch Meaning Swamp Reed

A reader notes Roosevelt’s name origins as Dutch meaning swamp reed, contrasting with an older quip linking a lily to a dunghill by the Iron Duke. The remark hints at linguistic debates and historical wit without asserting final authority.

Roosevelt Iron Duke

Britain Italy relations after elections questioned

Roosevelt says trade barriers cause war. Curiosity grows over how Britain will act toward Italy after Baldwin’s expected victory. The text notes that nations with close economic ties are often slow to react to each other.

Italy Baldwin Roosevelt

Gas man grins as ill wind benefits all

A fragment notes the gas worker smiles amid a favorable turn, claiming it’s an ill wind that blows no one good. The stray line hints at a broader sense of relief or profit arising from difficult conditions.

Hemingway Dazzles New York Cafes Amid Public Adulation

Ernest Hemingway’s metropolitan visit drew press attention as celebrities flocked to his table. The author’s nonchalant aura contrasted with the glamour of Broadway’s fanfare. Public reception mixed admiration with the era’s appetite for celebrity visibility.

New York Ernest Hemingway Broadway Michael Arlen Hemingway P. A’s Cafe Society

Capitol Jigsaw Highlights Local Self-Government Debate

Texas lawmakers spar over drivers license fees and local liquor regulation while recounting odd vital statistics reports. Senator Gordon Burns urges county fee retention and grills Weaver Moore on local control as Speaker Coke Stevenson contemplates a possible third term.

Austin Gordon Burns Huntsville Moore Burns

Rogers Tribute Highlights Press Trust and Sight Knowledge

Homer Guck of the Chicago Herald & Examiner extols Will Rogers noting his keen civic insight and reliance on what he reads. He argues seeing through newspapers provides 87 percent of our knowledge and that ads and editorials deserve trust as sound business.

Homer Guck Chicago Herald & Examiner Will Rogers Press of America

Legislature balks at broadcast of proceedings in Texas

In Austin on November 12 the Texas Senate adopted a resolution to study broadcasting legislative proceedings. The House opposed the idea, warning it could create chaos with speeches and procedure. Some members saw limited benefits for certain listeners and politicians, while others urged it could push constitutional reform to shrink both chambers.

Austin Texas Senate House Senate Board of Control John Atchison Gainesville Jeff D. Stinson Dallas Stinson Rep A. M. Aiken Paris Aikin

Editorial urging special session to extend arms embargo

The Christian Science Monitor calls for a special Congress session to extend the arms embargo to Italy and curb war trade. It argues current neutrality is undermined by profiteers and urges swift action to align with League sanctions and public interest. It warns delay builds vested interests and worsens future conflicts.

The Christian Science Monitor Congress United States Italy State Department Roosevelt Senate Fletcher Pittman Foreign Relations Committee Washington Monitor Boston League of Nations League Geneva America

Free Will Baptists Unite at Nashville Convention

National Association of Free Will Baptists formed with Bryan leaders prominent. Rev. E Sterl Phinney Rev. C B Thompson and Clyde Goen returned to Bryan reporting a large attendance and successful meeting despite long work toward unity.

Free Will Baptists National Association of Free Will Baptists Bryan Nashville Tenn E. Sterl Phinney C. B. Thompson Clyde Goen J. L. Bounds Waco Thompson Phinney Bryan Church M. Goen

Weather Record Hints Of Winter This Week

A winter hint appeared in the week’s weather record with a Tuesday high of 55 and low of 46 degrees. The weekly rainfall totaled .97 inches, and temperatures followed a typical late fall to early winter pattern.

Max Min

Locke Couple Attend Son’s Marriage in Texas

Mr and Mrs W L Locke of Houston attended the marriage of their son Jesse Gordon Locke to Miss Georgie Belle Shaw of Bryan at the home of Mr and Mrs George B Shaw.

W. L. Locke Houston Jesse Gordon Locke Georgie Belle Shaw Bryan George B. Shaw

Social Roundup Of Armistice Day Visits And Neighborhood News

Miss Mildred Hagemeier hosted a birthday dinner for Sam P. Kennedy on 26th street. Local residents and families traveled to Dallas Houston Brenham Smithville and Austin for Armistice Day events. Drs Buchanan Cline York Lawrence and colleagues attended dental society meetings in New Orleans Baton Rouge and Louisiana sightseeing followed.

Mildred Hagemeier Sam P. Kennedy Willis Edge Dallas Yeager Hardware Company Henry Harris Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Harris West 27Th Street Raymond Jones Antone Krenek Houston Houston American Legion Post W. H. Buchanan Earl Graham American Legion W. L. Goodloe Frank Rychick Brenham William FE. Gibson North Zuleh Bryan S. Jones Haswell Drive Smithville E. M. King Ollie Buckhauks Madisonville Bryan and Tabor W. J. Poole Thomas T. B. Wiser Harry S. Block Austin Anthony Scelsa New York City Lee Lobello Hisousin Chas, Ferreri EB. R. Canady W. B. Cline Rice W. H. Lawrence Dr. D. ©. York

Women convention notes energy and purpose at Austin

Texas Federation of Women's Clubs holds annual convention at Permanent Headquarters in Austin. Leaders urge unity, service, and progress, praising friendship and discipline. Poll tax receipts urged before 1936 elections as public funds fund schools and government services. The piece closes with a reflective poem on life’s wages.

Austin Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Percy V. Pennybacker National Federation of Women's Clubs Maggie Barry citi+ zen Annie Webb Blanton Texas University J. L. Lovejoy Texas

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