Editorial urges dollar value clarity amid Roosevelt policy crisis
The Christian Science Monitor argues Prof O M W Sprague’s resignation signals fiscal strain under Roosevelt. It urges the President to declare a dollar value and stabilize it, linking reform to credit reflation and business confidence, while warning against prolonged policy fluidity.
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O. M. W. Sprague
United States Treasury
Roosevelt
Sprague
Congress
Christian Science Monitor
Lisle Bell's roadster praised for miles and mischief
The piece lauds Lisle Bell for driving 60 000 miles in five sets of tires with few punctures, noting his creed of starting guiding and stopping while leaving mechanics to the gods. It also sketches his writing career and tastes, including Paris bars and Broadway’s changing scene.
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New York
Lisle Bell
Bell
Canada
Arizona
Paris
Reading public life through streets and seconds of change
An essay observes life in New York during rush hours at Grand Central and the London New York clock, noting the cable exchange's bustle and the rapid pace of wealth shifts. A critic recalls Mrs. Don Marquis and her son in a George M. Cohan play, and observes fashion parity between a man and woman walking Cartier's avenue.
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Don Marquis
Cohan
George M. Cohan
Grand Central
Starlings
London
America
England
New York
Bryan Cannery Project Aims to Canner Beef for Relief
Federal officials confirm a planned Bryan cannery to process beef for the Federal Farm Surplus Corporation and distribute to the needy. The plant would employ about 200 workers, run six hour shifts, pay 40 cents an hour, and receive CWA equipment. city utilities may be supplied free, with rental possible after mid January if the project continues and can procure more farm products for canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Federal Farm Surplus Corporation
Civil Works Administration
CWA
Chamber of Commerce
California Lynching Sparks Law and Order Debate
Editorial urges maintenance of due process after the San Jose mob lynching of Brooke Hart suspects Thurmond and Holmes. It argues for swift, lawful punishment within California law, condemns Gov. Rolfe’s pardon stance, and calls for stronger nationwide law enforcement and court control to prevent mob justice. The piece also notes local Texas road funding efforts via Civil Works Administration projects in Burleson Brazos and Grimes counties.
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San Jose
Calif
Brooke Hart
San Francisco Bay
Thurmond
Holmes
California
Administration of Justice
James Rolfe, Jr
Golden State
Burleson County
Civil Works Administration
Texas Organization
Snooks
Jones Bridge
Brazos County
Highway 6
Grimes County
Roans Prairie
No. 6
Insurance groups reveal auto crash losses and deaths
Four joint statements from two leading accident insurers report auto crash damage totaling about one fifth of U S production value for 1932 and paid losses over 163.8 million dollars. In 10 months of 1933 22 900 deaths occurred with projected year end near 29 000. figures reflect liability, collision and property damage costs and rising fatalities despite fewer cars on the road.
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United States
District of Columbia
Capitol Whirligig By R. W. Barry
In Austin on November 28 Judge F L Hawkins is mockingly hailed as a classical judge by locals during Texas Federated Clubs events. A hired chauffeur in the capitol area and a curious servant girl frame the tale as heat and humor fill the Texas dome. The piece blends satire on court life with a light portrait of the capitol’s perils and idiosyncrasies.
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Austin
F. K L. Hawkins
Court of Criminal Appels
Texas Federated Clubs
Capitol
Judge Hawkins
Capital
Negress
Whirligig
Marriage Honors in Reliance as Morgan-Thibodeaux Tie
Miss Mary Morgan and Mr Manuel Thibodeaux wed at the Morgan home in Reliance ten miles northeast of Bryan. Rev J M Bullock officiated with Edger Jones Grace Morgan Tom Smith Lelia Yardley as attendants. Thanksgiving services at the Baptist church drew a large crowd with a sermon by Pastor Jas A Challener and music from Bert Graham of Texas Woman's College. The A and M cadets edged DeWare led Texas University 28 to 12 after DeWare's injury altered the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Morning Eagle
Mary Morgan
Manuel Thibodeaux
W. H. Morgan
Reliance
J. M. Bullock
Edgar Jones
Grace Morgan
Tom Smith
Lelia
DeWare
University At Austin
A. and M. Boys
Big Turkey Given M L Rees for His Work With Scouts
Bryan residents honor Scoutmaster M L Rees with a Thanksgiving shower thanking him for his untiring work with the Boy Scouts. Fathers and mothers attended visitors night and presented baskets including a 14 pound turkey and festive provisions.
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M.L. Rees
M. L. Rees
Bryan
Rees
R. H. Bush
J. D. Beacon
Coulter Smith
Bryan Boy Scouts
Bryan Man Sees Old Friend on Trip in Mexico
Judge H. C. Ferguson and George Steph toured Mexico from Bryan traveling to Mexico City for sightseeing. They reunited with Adrian Aguayo a former Allen Academy classmate and A and M College graduate now a landowner in Linares Nuevo Leon. The group included R F Lyons of Dallas and Arturo Maldonado from Monterrey.
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H. C. Ferguson
George Steph
Mexico
Mexico City
Adrian Aguayo
Bryan
Allen Academy
M. College
John Vick
Linares
Nuevo Leon
Ferguson
R. F. Lyons
Dallas
Monterrey
Arturo Maldonado
Baby Ruby Marie Love Christened at Local Church
Church service at the First Methodist church Sunday marked the christening of Ruby Marie Love daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Love. The item lists numerous Bryan area residents and travelers, noting illness updates and visits, with names including R L Warner, Wimberly, Frame, and others, and mentions Thanksgiving plans and local engagements.
Thanksgiving service held at First Baptist Church
A Sunday Thanksgiving service drew large crowds at the First Baptist Church with a Harvest Glory theme. Mrs. di A. Stuart designed the decor featuring symbolic elements and a liturgical display. Prof. M. T. Harrington and vocalists provided morning and evening music, while Dr. W. H. Andrew delivered sermons on worship and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
di A. Stuart
M. T. Harrington
College
Evelyn Sanders Williams
Carl Sprague
van Deventer
W. H. Andrew
Former Brazos Resident Dies In New Mexico
Relatives and friends of Arch Eaves long resident of Brazos County learned he died at his home near Kenna New Mexico on Thursday at age 71. He came from a pioneer family. his father Rev W B Eaves was a pioneer Missionary Baptist preacher. Eaves is survived by two brothers two sisters his wife a son and two daughters. Brothers Dr Guy Eaves of Emond James Eaves of Austin. Sisters Mrs Melle Robinson of Houston Mrs Bette Robinson of San Antonio. Children Octavus of Dallas and daughters Mrs Kate Bennett of Houston and Mrs Bertha Holland of San Antonio.
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Arch Eaves
Brazos County
Kenna
New Mexico
Thursda
W. BR. Eaves
Eaves
Guy Eaves
Emond
James Eaves
Austin
Melle Robinson
Houston
Bettie Robinson
San Antonio
Childen
Octavus
Dallas
Kate Bennett
Bertha Holland
K C Memorial Services Held Sunday at Hall
Kings of Columbus Council Bryan held memorial services Sunday afternoon for deceased brothers. Rev T J Valenta spoke on the order and its dead while Rt Rev J B Gleissner eulogized those honored. Names read included Peter J Vitopil J M Kenny J D Daly Frank Valouch 8 1 Hajek C H Kelly Joseph Ehr Paul Merka Frederick Rev P Litwora and M F Vitopil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings of Columbus Council
Bryan
T. J. Valenta
J. B. Gleissner
Iain
Peter J. Vitopil
J. M. Kenny
J. D. Daly
Frank Valouch
Hajek
C. H. Kelly
Joseph’ehr
Paul Merka
Frederick
Rev. P. Litwora
M. F. Vitopil
Pecan Growers Hold Annual Brady Show and Convention
The West Texas Pecan Growers association met in Brady November 28 29 with about 300 entries expected in the show hailed as possibly the largest in the United States Discussions covered better marketing systems and improving Texas pecans Dean Kyle of A and M College spoke among noted authorities on pecan industry topics in attendance.
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Brady
West Texas Pecan Groower Association
Texas
United States
Dean Kyle
A. and
M. College i
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