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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1936

Page

4

Traffic Signal Study urged for Highway 6 21 Intersection

The document urges careful consideration of installing a traffic signal at the Highway 6 and 21 intersection near the city limits and proposes cooperation between city and county to close the dangerous Southern Pacific grade crossing and improve safety for north south traffic at the underpass.

Bryan South South College Avenue College Avenue Texas Highway Commission Bryan Southern Pacific

Switch to Roosevelt Draws Support From Cotton Leader Clayton

W L Clayton head of the world’s largest cotton firm switches from opposition to Roosevelt after listening to Gov Landon and cites foreign trade collapse under Republican policy. He praises Hull’s trade efforts and says a GOP return would threaten the nation’s recovery while Texas lawmakers push to restrict a famed five cent cigar.

W. L. Clayton Roosevelt Clayton South United States Gov. Landon Deliberaion London Cordell Hull Secretary Hull Great Britain France Mr. Clayton

Balloon records and bell pitch explained in 1936 notes

The article discusses the Explorer II altitude of 13.17 miles by Anderson and Stevens and a later Novosibirsk balloon reaching 26 miles without crew. It notes weather balloons regularly ascend to over 20 miles using dual gas bags. It also explains how bell pitch varies with vibration frequency as a bell approaches or recedes.

Albert W. Stevens Orvil A. Anderson Anderson and Stevens Novosibirsk Russia Ornil B. Anderson Albert W.stevens

Undefeated Teams Face Grim Tests This Week

Yale meets Navy in the East while Duke tangles with Georgia Tech in the South and Washington State challenges Southern California on the West Coast. Six perfect squads face crucial Saturday games as at least three chances for an unbeaten season end.

New York Albie Booth Navy Duke Blue Devils Georgia Tech Washington State California

Telephone builder credit to Thomas Watson

Though Alexander Bell conceived the telephone and drafted its designs, he did not construct it. His young assistant Thomas Watson built the instrument under Bell's guidance, earning the distinction. Tomorrow: War Declared In a Book.

Alexander Bell Thomas Watson Bell

Texas Publisher To Make Flight Across Pacific

Amon Carter publisher of the Star Telegram Fort Worth Texas arrived in Los Angeles en route to the Orient as one of the first seven passengers in the Pan American Airways China Clipper. He traveled to honor a pact made by the late Will Rogers four years ago who asked to include Carter on the first trans Pacific flight.

Los Angeles Calif Will Rogers Amon Carter Star-Telegram Fort Worth Texas Orient Pan-American Airways Rogers Wiley Post Carter

Psycopath Plaza and Celebrity Foibles in New York

A New York City column dubs Bryant Park Psycopath Plaza for its night crowd, including veiled observations on vice and philosophy. It also notes Anna May Wong’s Shanghai reception, Marjorie Duchin’s continued work, W Harriman's Sun Valley Lodge project, Georges Sanchez’s rhumba soirées, and Quentin Reynolds’ unruly hair as local curiosities.

New York Mid-Town Bryant Park Psycopath Plaza Broadway Fifth Avenue Marjorie Oedrichs Eddie Duchin Sun Valley Lodge W. Averell Harriman

Glittering moments and an oyster bar memory

A writer recalls glittery moments and an oyster bar with six dozen oysters at Rector's, noting the absence of the Diamond Jim Special. A New Haven campus vignette follows a sleepy unwashed student who protests daily showers, arguing sleep keeps him cleaner.

Rector’s New Haven McNaught Syndicate

City council discontinues Preston water service and awards new build

A Bryan city council meeting with Mayor Ma loney absent approved stopping Preston plant water service and arranged temporary water and light supply with Mr. Lawler. Architect Green of Houston reviewed bids for a two story 50 by 100 foot business house to be built by J Allen Myers. C H Winn of Houston won the contract.

Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot Maloney J Allen Myers Myers C. H. Winn Houston Carnegie Library Bryan William Rigby Manfa Major McInnis Commercial Club Walter Armstrong Tabor

Diamond Jim Brady Memento Cafe Opens in New Victoria Site

A new Diamond Jim cafe and vast bar debuts in the Hammerstein Victoria site. The widow glyph features a golden horseshoe and diamonds and reproduces the famed Diamond Jim tie pin, honoring the bon vivant and boulevardier.

Jim Brady

Engraved Calling Cards at Bargain Price

Engraved calling cards priced at 1.95 dollars per 100. Customer may choose any style of more full specimens before placing an order with Eagle Printing Co.

Eagle Printing Co

Texas Cotton Crop Forecast Drops Slightly for 1936

The Texas cotton crop is forecast at 2,915,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight as of October 1, 1936, down 121,000 bales from September. Yields are projected at 118 pounds per acre, with 52 percent crop condition, amid heavy rains that damaged fields in the final weeks of September. Ginnings before October 1 reach 1,396,000 running bales, up from 1935 and 1934 totals.

Texas Bureau of the Census

Mrs C C Todd Jr Leaves Home After Appendicitis Attack

Mrs C C Todd Jr is able to be out after being confined to her home by a severe attack of appendicitis.

C. C. Todd, Jr

Cotton price crisis as U S fails to control supply

A Texas university analysis shows the first century with prices failing to rise despite a drop in U S cotton output. It notes reduced US share of world production, rising foreign supply, tariffs, and broad farm income losses even with subsidies.

America A. B. Cox University of Texas Bureau of Business Research United States New Orleans Europe Texas

Mrs Searcy to Speak To North Zulch PTA

Mrs C A Searcy president of the Band Mothers club will address the North Zulch Parent Teacher Association at Thursday evening’s opening meeting of the year. Mrs Hibbetts said she secured the speaker in Bryan Monday and the program theme is Community and Home Life.

C. A. Searcy Band Mothers Club North Zulch Parent-Teacher Association M. C. Hibbetts

Family murder suicide shocks Crystal Falls farm scene

Coroner H. J. Larson reports George Oja age 25 shot and killed his parents Mr and Mrs Henry J Ojay and sister Luba 28 at their Crystal Falls area farm home Sunday before taking his own life.

Crystal Falls Mich H. J. Larson George Oja Henry J. Ojay Luba

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