East Texas Tick Eradication Conference Forming Committee
A conference in East Texas gathered ten counties including Brazos Robertson Leon Madison Walker Grimes Burleson Lee Montgomery and Milam to plan educational work for fever tick eradication. R H Seale of Benchley was named permanent chairman and a county-representative advisory committee was formed to coordinate with the Texas State Livestock Sanitary Commission.
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East Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Thck
R. H. Seale
Benchley
Seale
C. Egbert
Brazos
Robertson, Leon
Madison
Walker
Grimes
Burleson
Lee
Montgomery
Milam
Carroll Krew
Texas State Livestock Sanitary Commission
H. L. Darby
Worth Worth
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
George Barnes
Texas Livestock Marketing Association
Roger Davis
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Brazos County
Bryan
Texas
Eradication campaign urged for tick control
The conference on tick eradication called for today by R H Seale emphasizes the importance of a community plan. It urges immediate active support to establish a defined eradication area with natural boundaries to prevent reinfestation and start steps for the campaign.
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R. H. Seale
About Bryan About Bryan
Mr and Mrs Stewart Wilson of Jackson Mississippi after a few days in Bryan with relatives and friends departed today for Port Arthur to visit more relatives before returning home in Mississippi Stewart Wilson is a grandson of Mrs Vernole of Bryan and has many friends in his boyhood home who gave him a cordial welcome Miss Mary Evelyn Dunn of Port Arthur a student at C I A Denton arrived in Bryan to spend Thanksgiving holidays with her mother Mrs S I Dunn in the home of her grandmother Mrs Alice Roman and uncle Mr W B Roman Mrs Frank Kaley of Amity Ark mother of Mrs W B Leverkuhn was notified of the serious illness of her son in law and reached here Tuesday morning
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Stewart Wilson
Jackson
Miss
Bryan
Port Arthur
Mississippi
Stewart Ilson
R. Vernole
Mary Evelyn Dunn
Denton
S. I. Dunn
Alice Roman
W. B. Roman
Frank Kaley
Amity, Ark
W. B. Leverkuhn
Pool Named to Control Board Today
Austin, Nov. 5. Gov. Moody appointed Adrian Pool, former state representative, to the State Board of Control succeeding R. B. Walthall. Walthall's term expired a year ago, Walthall continuing without appointment pending the naming of a permanent successor.
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Austin
Moody
Adrian Pool
State Board of Control
R. B. Walthall
Walthall
Fivo
Disappearing Ink Used in Con Game Uncovered
In San Angelo on November 25 a con scheme used disappearing ink to alter a check. A check for 80 dollars when cashed showed only 8 dollars when posted. Three suspects, two men and a woman, were jailed.
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San Angelo
Conservatives Back Baldwin Call for Tariff Confidence
London November 25 Premier Stanley Baldwin, restored as Conservative leader, won a confidence vote after declaring support for an emergency tariff on manufactured goods and pledging to curb dumping of foreign products as the party contemplates a return to power.
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London
Bormd
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Taxable cattle output in Jeff Davis counties noted
San Angelo report states Jeff Davis Presidio and Brewster counties yield about 200000 head of cattle yearly for taxes with the industry near a cow and calf basis. Assuming a calf crop of 60 percent, about 120000 calves are produced annually. sales value runs around 37 dollars per head.
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San Angelo
Jeff Davis
Presidio
Brewster
Immigration laws not flexible say Hoover opinion
President Hoover said more selective and flexible immigration laws were needed. He cited the effect of stricter regulations, noting that annual immigration from its sources dropped from a monthly average of 24,000 to 6,000 in October.
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Washington
Hoover
Weather report highlights statewide warming trend
Special to The Eagle from New Orleans describes Vor Bryan and vicinity as fair and somewhat warmer tonight with Wednesday partly cloudy. West Texas shows fair and warmer in the southeast tonight, while East Texas remains fair and warmer in the east and south tonight with Wednesday partly cloudy and colder in the west and north. Bryan recorded the season’s low at 35 degrees Monday night, and by 2 PM this afternoon the temperature reached 57 degrees.
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The
Eagle
New Orleans
Bryan
West Texas
East Texas
Mercury
Police Clash With Communists in New York Riots
Police and Communist demonstrators clashed near Pennsylvania Station with over 150 officers fighting about 1,500 Reds. Swinging clubs and mounted charges left many injured but none seriously. Demonstrators protested cafeteria employment of union labor and an injunction barring picketing.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station
Intend to Marry Filed by Brazos Couples
Two couples filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Monday. The couples are Tom Wolf with M. L. Robertson and Sam Mosley with Ruby Lee Nutall.
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Brazos
Jess B. McGee
Tom Wolf
M. L. Robertson
Sam Mosley
Ruby Lee Nutall
Funeral Service Wednesday for Aged Bryan Man
Joe Paradowski aged 65 years 7 months 15 days died this morning at 6 at his son in laws home on West 24th street after seven weeks illness. Born in Germany in 1865 he came to America as a young man and moved with family to Bryan in 1909. Survived by widow and fifteen children including Jno A Paradowski of California Joe Paradowski of Lufkin Tom and Carl Paradowski of Houston and several in Bryan. Funeral Wednesday at 9 from the Koneeny residence 24th street then 10 at St Joseph Catholic Church Rev Urbanovsky to officiate burial Catholic Cemetery.
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Joe Paradowski
Tom Keneeny
West 24Th Street
Germany
American
Bryan
Jno. A. Paradowski
California
Lufkin
Tom
Carl Paradowski
Houston
Carl
Charles
Martin
Steve
Symond
Leon Paradowski
Tom Koneeny
Joe Stee
Anton Boriski
Leo Goriski
Marlin
Joe Walder
W. F. Wismuski
Charles W. Paradowski
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Urbanovsky
Ralso
Always a Winner Says Trapper of a Road Runner
Wade Henderson, former trapper, says a chaperral or road runner always wins a battle with a rattlesnake. He explains the bird dodges the strike and pecks out the snake's brains as the snake lies still after the strike.
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San Angelo
Wade
Henderson
Bryan Teacher Passes Monday Funeral Today
William Edward Leverkuhn a Bryan public schools agriculture teacher and active community member died Monday afternoon after a hemorrhage post surgery. He served the American Legion Lions Masonic bodies and First Methodist Church, helped run the Brazos County Fair, and was 33. He was born near Hempstead Texas and educated at Texas A and M College and the Oklahoma A and M College.
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William E. Leverkuhn
Bryan
Leverkuhn
American Legion
Lions
Masonic
First Methodist Church
Brazos County
William Edward Leverkuhn
Waller, County
Texas
Hempstead
Waller County
Texas Teacher’s College
Huntsville
Oklahoma ,A
M. College
Stillwater
Okla
Railroad Commission Sets Texas Oil Output Limit
Austin November 25 The state railroad commission issued an order effective Thursday limiting daily oil production to 680 258 barrels The order also allows oil buyers to form agreements to exchange connections or arrange plant ratably to take oil from all producers.
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Austin
State Railroad Commission
Texas highway work boosts annual paved mileage to 2403
Austin November 25 A total of 2402.88 miles of state highways were improved under construction and maintenance contracts in the fiscal year ending August 31, 1930. Construction miles reached 1773.79 with costs exceeding 24.6 million dollars while maintenance miles totaled 629.09 costing about 1.14 million.
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Austin
State Highway Department
Public School Teachers of Texas Open State Convention in Houston
Public School Teachers of Texas begin their state convention in Houston running November 27 through 29. The event, themed The Forward Look in Education, features talks and demonstrations by educators and was to include address by Dr. George D. Strayer of Teachers College, Columbia University.
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Texas
Houston
State Teachers Association
Ticmes
Ucation
George D. Strayer
Teachers College
Columbia Uni
Eagle Commends New Editorial Feature Rise of Les Akers
The Eagle praises a new feature on its editorial page, the Less Observations by Les Akers a Bryat Texas columnist famed for Texas affairs. Akers admired as a Will Rogers figure of Texas and readers anticipate broader recognition as his fame grows statewide.
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Eagle
Les Akers
Texas
Bryat
Alrea
Will’ Rogers
Beverly Hills
Cadet Corps to Parade for Governor Elect Review Stand Set
A and M cadet corps will parade in Austin on Thanksgiving Day as part of events around the Texas University game. Ross S. Sterling of Houston and Edgar E. Witt of Waco will review, with Governor Moody and university leaders in the reviewing stand.
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Austin
Ross S. Sterling
Houston
Edgar E. Witt
Waco
Texas
M. Cadet Corps
University of Texas-A
Dan Moody
T. O. Walton
H. Y. Benedict
University of Texas
Bryan Commission to Meet for School Brick Selection
The Bryan city commission will hold a special called session tonight to select brick for the new Negro school building and to transact other business that may arise.
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Bryan
Cotton and Grain Market Edges Lower Futures
Cotton markets showed little change with futures closing 5 to 7 points down. Local spot quotes ranged around 10 to 10.5 cents, reflecting modest activity in the day’s trading.
Robinson Prohibition Stand Shapes 1932 Platform
Democrat Robert Robinson arrives to urge a dry platform. He predicts the 1932 Democratic platform will not seek repeal. He favors prohibition and voices desire to avoid an extra session of Congress. November 25.4 Ae.
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Ator Robinson
Ansab
Reem Hoes
Anti Trust Ruling Pins Film Distributors
The Supreme Court found ten large motion picture distributors and 32 film boards of trade that control 98 percent of films guilty of Sherman anti trust violations. It ruled the uniform exhibition contract and the credit system violated the act, stating competitors acted jointly toward exhibitors.
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Washington
Film Boards of Trade
Supreme Court
Justice McReynolds
Federal District Court
New York
Spanish Flyer Believed to Be Safe in France
MADRID Nov 25 Spanish police believe Major Ramon Franco the transoceanic flier and political prisoner who escaped yesterday has fled to Biarritz France A letter left in his cell expressed indignation at his prison sentence and at the Spainish pestustea sittatica
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Madrid
Ramon Franco
Biarritz
France
Sittatica
Winter Storm Sweeps U S as Frost Hits Texas
Nov 25 Dallas reports the advance winter wave spreading cold and frost as far south as Galveston and Port Arthur. Temperatures drop across Texas while Europe battles floods driving thousands from homes. England and continental Europe contend with rising river levels and widespread inundation.
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Dallas
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Galveston
Port Arthur
Texas
Minnesota
Middle East
England
Belgium
Austria
Land
Germany
Foreign Ministry
Ling
No New Laws Needed Says Pres Hoover
Washington November 25 President Hoover denied reports he would propose laws to curb gangster activities stating enforcement of existing laws is needed not new statutes.
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Pres. Hoover
Washington
Hoover
Farmers Back Farm Board Plan to Stabilize Prices
Heads of organized farmers testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee in strong support of the federal Farm Board's bid to stabilize surplus product prices and of proposals for federal regulation of grain exchanges.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
Will Rogers On Football And The Panic
Will Rogers writes from Santa Monica November 25 urging readers that sale day papers focus on football scores and auto values. He notes football has prospered employment for youths, cites a Yale Harvard game, and quips that the public loves reporting about it more than the game itself.
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The
Eagle
Santa Monica
Cal
Yale
Harvard
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