Noted Journalists and reformers linked to public service
National honorary Sigma Delta Chi head Frank Parker Stockridge, famed editor of The American Press, is presented with a long career in journalism from Buffalo to New York and Washington. Frances Everett Townsend proposes a Townsend plan giving $200 monthly pensions at age 60 funded by a sales tax to curb poverty and crime. Samuel Clay Williams, longtime Reynolds Tobacco lawyer, chairs the National Industrial Recovery Board. William P. Galligan of Texas, Arkansas origins, rising from Little Rock to Laredo schools, becomes Texas State Deputy Knights of Columbus and state school superintendent.
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Frank Parker Stockridge
Sigma Delta Chi
United States
Gardiner
Washington, D. C
National University
Buffalo Express
St. Louis
New York
Walter Hines
Woodrow Wilson
American Press
Stockridge
Garfield
McKinley
California
Frances Everett Townsend
America
Townsend
Midwest
Illinois
Nebraska University
Black Hills
South Dakota
Long Beach
Delaware
National Industrial Recovery Board
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Samuel Clay Williams
Williams
South
North Carolina
University of Virginia
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Reynolds Company
National Labor Board
Advisory
New National Industrial Recovery Board
William P. Galligan
Texas State Council
Knights of Columbus
Laredo
Arkansas
Little Rock
Texas
St. Edward’s ‘City
Austin
Notre Dame
University of Arkansas
Women of Bryan Return From Eastern Star Meeting
Mesdames M. M. Erskine Louis McCullough and M. R. Bentley came back from Fort Worth where they attended the 52nd annual Grand Chapter of Texas Order of the Eastern Star session. McCullough represented Bryan Chapter 222, Bentley was on the unfinished business committee, and Erskine was installed as district deputy grand matron for the year. The group called the session one of the most successful in recent years and noted fraternal advances for Eastern Star in Texas. They visited Mrs. Jim Dunn, a former Bryan resident and former Bryan Chapter matron now living in Fort Worth.
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Mesdames M. M. Erskine
Louis McCullough
M. R. Bentley
Fort Worth
Grand Chapter of
Texas
Order of the Eastern Star
McCullough
Bryan
Bentley
Erskine
Mesdames Erskine, McCullough
Jim Dunn
Dunn
Leaders Endorse Red Cross Roll Call Nov 11
Officials praise the Red Cross as the nation’s humanitarian reserve and urge broad support during the Roll Call from November 11 to 29. Harry L. Hopkins and William Green emphasize community relief, disaster aid, and the need for 900 memberships in Brazos County as local leaders plan a rapid campaign rollout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Harry L. Hopkins
Red Cross
William Green
American Federation of Labor
J. B. Gleissner
R. C. Franks
Brazos County
AAA Cotton Plan Aims To Stabilize Southern Farming
The survey of conditions in chief foreign cotton producers concludes there is little basis for claims AAA cotton programs harm U S markets. World carry-over dropped from 13 to about 10.6 million bales as prices rose from under six to over thirteen cents. Texas income doubled in 1933. 1934 drought relief and Bankhead Act certificates supported farm incomes. The plan seeks to adjust production to demand, stabilize prices, and shift toward better land use, urging Southern cooperation or risk of another cotton downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
America J
South
Texas
Agricultural Administration
Local Campaign Talk Receives Cautious Reception
A brief remark about not starting the campaign this morning hints at measured pacing. Observers note ongoing discussions about strategy and timing without firm commitments from the key figures involved.
Aggie rodeo queen named at Texas A and M College
Miss Josephine Dunn of College Station was elected queen of the sixteenth rodeo and pageant by Saddle and Sirloin club members at Texas A and M College. King OL Boothe of Sweetwater and maid of honor Dorothy Hedges of College Station were chosen. The event, titled The Court of the Lone Star, features about 1237 performers and supports the college international livestock judging team, recent first-place winners at Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Josephine Dunn
Kk. J. Dann
Texas A
M. College
College Animal Husbandry Pavillion
OL. Boothe
Sweetwater
Dunn
Dorothy Hedges
C. C. Hedges
F. L. Mears
Menard
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Hedges
University of Texas, Austin
Court of the
Lone Star
Texas
W. A. Orth
College International Livestock Judging
Kansas City
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks
Friday's Daily highlights dozens of local movements and health updates. Mrs J R Howe visits Anderson relatives. Adell Griesser rests well after appendectomy in Bryan Hospital. Carl Prichett of College undergoes emergency appendectomy. Janet Moses returns home from St. Worth after visiting. 15 year old Leon Maniloff undergoes emergency operation with favorable progress. Numerous residents travel to Bryan for shopping visits and social events. Baylor game plans draw former Baylor students. Eastern Star meetings and weekend trips to Austin and Houston noted. Congress men Luther A. Johnson of Corsicana passes through Bryan en route to Houston for Aggie Rice game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Howe
Anderson
Howell
Julia Meachum
Adell Griesser
Chas. FE. Griesser
Bryan Hospital
Carl Prichett
College
Thelma Prichett
Janet Moses
St. Martin
W. H. Buchanan
Bryan
Kurten
C. B. Page
Wellborn
W. F E. Graham
Rock Prairie
J. A. Wolfe
Frank Merka
Tabor
Will Rains
T. T. Goodman
Harvey
Berry Risinger
Steep Hollow
Cc. L. Hall
Route 5
L. Salvato
Sam Salvato
Antone Zemanek
Smé@tana
Adolph Kolodjacek
Frank Bain
Ervin Conway
Coulter Hoppess
A. E
Pete” Jones
John Sidney Smith
Jane Elliott
Frances Chance
Baylor University
Waco
M.baylor
J. Earl Porter
Mumford and Caldwell
Charles H. Edge
Eugene Eolge
Houston
Reuben Harris
Dallas
Reuben, Jr
Allen Academy
Pearl Burts
North Zulch
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Ollie Smith
East 23Rd Street
Luther A. Johnson
Corsicana
Broncos and B squad schedules shifted in district games
The Stephen F. Austin Broncos move their Franklin game to Thursday at Forrest Field due to the A and M rodeo, while the Bryan B squad Hearne game shifts from Wednesday to Tuesday to avoid Brazos County Free Fair conflicts. Broncos remain contenders, with a Thursday win potentially clinching the district half title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin
American Legion
Brazos County
Broncos
Hearne
Hempstead
Madisonville
Car ood car corn sales at $1.00 per bushel delivered
Hensarling and Patranella announce delivery terms for corn at one dollar per bushel. The notice specifies priced delivery and identifies the parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensarling & Patranella
Capitalism and its clash with communism in society
An intense discourse on wealth ownership tracing capitalism from its private base to a social test case, citing the Encyclopedia Britannica and a 1920 pro capitalism stance. It notes shifting views, a predicted socialist future, and society in upheaval as ideas contest modern wealth use. An accompanying funeral escort scene appears at Calvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannica
J. L. Garvin
Aged Bryan Resident Laid To Rest In Calvert
Funeral services were held at Mc Culloch Dansby chapel at 11 oclock with Rev L A Wilson of St Andrew s Episcopal Bryan presiding. Knights Templar and Masonic members from Bryan and Calvert participated. Body shipped at 1 30 p m Sunbeam train to Calvert with Masonic escort. In Calvert, services at the Burnett home and interment at Calvert Cemetery followed at 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
W. F. Gibbs
D. C
McCulloch-Dansby
L. A. Wilson
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Ivanhoe Commandery
Knights Templar
Calvert
Pike Burnett
Calvert Cemetery
Kruschen Salts Weight Loss Claim From 1930s Ad
Mrs Mae West of St Louis writes she lost 20 pounds in four weeks after taking one box of Kruschen Salts. She reports higher energy and no hunger. One half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast is suggested, with a money back guarantee after the first bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
St. Louis
Women business breakfast opens 1934 session in Roosevelt
At Federation clubhouse a breakfast honoring Mrs. Faye S. Gordon of Amarillo state president outlined the 1934 35 objective of economic security for all urging clubs to sponsor one civic project. Delegates attended church services and a centennial luncheon featured Professor Guy B. Harrison discussing Trail of Texas History with table depictions of Texas periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
7Ation Clubhouse
Columbus Avenue Baptist Church
Faye S. Gordon
Amarillo
Federation Clubhouse
Miss Hill
Gordon
Waco Club
Texas
Mabel Jerey Howell
LaSalle
Matagorda Bay
Lurlene
Morris
Daisy Bible
Confederate Luncheon Highlights Two Day Texas Session
An account of a luncheon setting with Miss Cora Johnston and Mrs M R Johnston, features a Civil War photographic centerpiece and a Confederate soldier canteen. The event honored Confederacy history with flags at half mast and a banquet at Hotel Roosevelt attended by about 100 delegates. Musical performances included Mrs Randle Alexander and the High School Glee Club directed by Miss Cobby de Stivers, plus readings and piano solos. The Texas relic administration speaker Mrs Laur Neale Love addressed rural rehabilitation, with a Halloween motif in decor and yellow chrysanthemums at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randle
Alexander
C. E. Hereford
Texas
Waes High School Glee Club
Cobby de Stivers
Reading
Senge
Forerunners
Frances Rayburn
Elk Lovelace
James R. Wrigh
Hotel Roosevelt
Miss Hill
Laur Neale Love
Texas Rélic Administration
J. Jen Gildersleeve
C. C. Irvine
R. Wright
Theodore Raviolin
Pauline Pipkin
Ethel Standefer
Cal
Allie Cole Pierce
Hog Confined at Lampo Farm on Dillashaw Tap Road
A stray hog is captured and housed in a pen at Lampo Farm near Vixen Creek on Dillashaw Tap road. The owner identified the hog and agreed to pay the pen charges.
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Lampo Farm
Vixen Creek
Dillashaw Tap Road
Herbine promotes liver and bowel relief for tummy upset
A historical remedy ad promotes Herbine as a herbal combination that stimulates bile flow and intestinal action to relieve headaches indigestion gas and general unease. The claim is quick soothing results when both liver and bowels normalize. Available from druggists.
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Francis Everett Townsend
Aamchange
Cuhilnme
LA Salle Beauty Salon
la Salle Hotel
Eastern Star
Aggie Rodeo
Bryan Hi
Franklin
People’s Column
Singer
Singer Uum
Roper
Teri
Bryal Motor
Ford Sales and Servige
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