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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1930

Page

9

French trans Atlantic airmen reach Dallas amid gala welcome

The French crew of Dieudonna Coste and Maurice Bellonte fly the Question Mark from New York to Dallas for a 25 000 prize. Dallas guards the landing at Love Field as a convoy accompanies the plane. Reports place the flight at 10 to 15 hours with stops in Allentown Edensburg Philadelphia and Cincinnati. A separate note in Italy covers an alleged plot to bomb Mussolini’s car with two planes sighted near Ov esubro Ky and Triest.

Dallas Paris New York William Easterwood Dieudonna Coste Maurice Bellonte Curtiss Field Texas Allentown Edensburgh Philadelphia Pennsylvania Cincinnati Love Field

Public aviation issue raised in Bryan column

A letter from J. E. Sloan praises local efforts toward an airport in Bryan. He notes Ford’s golf course south of College offered for landing but believes a airfield and golf course cannot be satisfactorily combined. He plans further talks to clarify the statement and continues support.

Bryan Eagle Bryan Eagle Ford College

Brazil Revolt Reported Along Southern Border

The Associated Press reports unrest on Brazil's southern border with President Dr. Washington Luiz Pereira de Souza noted as the leader.

Washington Luiz Pereira de Souza Brazil

Gale Sweeps Santo Domingo as Hurricane Hits Island

Disaster reports from Santo Domingo indicate about 300 killed and 900 injured after a hurricane swept west across the Greater Antilles. Winds reached 160 miles per hour, with buildings destroyed and communications damaged delaying full casualty estimates. The Porto Rico Steamship line narrowly escaped destruction while U S Red Cross groups began urgent aid efforts.

Santo Domingo Dominion Republic All American Cables Greater Antilles Port Au Prince Haiti Porto Rico Steamship Company Line Coamp American Red Cross Washington United States Washington Red Cross Cuba

Visitors from Sherman and Little Rock Arrive in Bryan

Mr and Mrs J M Gillespie of Sherman visit the Durham family on East 27th street with their daughter Margaret Zuber who returns from Little Rock and Denver with her brother Neil PD Zuber and relatives. Brazos County Health Committee plans a Sept 6 meeting at 3 30 pm in the courthouse nurse's office. Rev W H Watthews of Martin was a business visitor in Bryan.

J. M. Gillespie Sherman Bryan H. L. Durham East 27Th Street Margaret Zuber Little Rock Ark Denver Col Neil PD. Zuber Brazos W. H. Watthews Martin Bry‘an

Peace negotiations with Gandhi break down in India

Bombay India Sept 4 Peace talks between the Indian government and civil disobedience leaders led by Mahatma Gandhi collapsed officially. The breakdown raises questions about future resistance and possible escalation in the independence movement.

Bombay India Mahatma Gandhi

Bryan American Legion Folk Back From State Meet

Mr and Mrs L H M Bartz and Mrs Harry Estill returned from Austin where they attended the state convention of American Legion Posts and auxiliaries. The Bryan auxiliary won second place for its Americanization program and earned honorable mention on its general report. Mrs Estill, district chairman, received a trophy for organizing the most new auxiliaries from bachelor posts, tallying six new units.

L. HM. Bartz Harry Estill Austin American Legion Bryan

Former Students Plan Big Feast Amarillo Friday

Dr. T. O. Walton president of Texas A and M College and EF. FE. McQuillen secretary of the Former Students Association left by train for Amarillo to speak at a Panhandle Club banquet Friday night. Officials expect a large turnout and one of the year’s largest gatherings.

T. O. Walton Texas A. and M. College EF. FE. McQuillen Students’ Association Amarillo Walton Panhandle Club Aggies

Federal Reserve Board Head Will Leave Post Soon

Washington September 4 The administration expects the early resignation of Edmund Platt vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board President Hoover will nominate Eugene Meyer of New York to the board of governors

Federal Reserve Board Washington Edmund Platt Hoover Eugene Meyer New York Board of Governors

Cotton Market Edges Up Minor Futures Points

The cotton market showed little change with futures up five to seven points. Local spot quotes ranged from 10 3 8 to 10 1 8 cents.

Illiteracy in Texas Stressed by Bryan Supt Durham

Bryan schools superintendent H L Durham urged the Bryan Rotary Club to focus on reducing illiteracy. He cited 295000 Texans unable to read or write and Texas ranking 35th among states. A M Waldrop and Gabe Cavell were noted for compliments to the club.

Texas Supt. Durham Bryan Rotary Club H. L. Durham Bryan Bryan Lions Club A. M. Waldrop Rotary Club Charleston West Virginia Gabe Cavell San Antonio Bryan Club H. H. Williamson Durhant

Brazos County Legion Free Fair announces $750 prize list

The Earl Graham Post American Legion releases a sixty page catalogue for the second annual Free Agricultural Fair in Brazos county with a $750 prize fund for livestock and farm products. The event runs October 16 to 18 at Villa Maria Academy grounds with support from the Chamber of Commerce and local agencies. A new tented entertainment and education program will run during the fair with plays, skits, and speakers.

Brazos County Legion Free Fair Earl Graham Post American Legion Brazos County Bryan and Braz Os County

Merchants Attend Weekly Meeting of Community Builders

The Association of Community Builders Inc held its weekly meeting with Vice President R Howell presiding. Members present included R W Howell D S Johnson Tyler Haswell Jno M Lawrence W F Gelber Geo A Adams Charles Kosarek J E Covey J S Caldwell Luke Patronella and J D Hefley. Johnson reported on Daily Day advertising and positive results from circular letters. Plans for Dairy Day Sept 11 were praised and an open membership meeting was proposed with a special committee led by Caldwell Patronella and Gelber. Hefley outlined an educational booklet project with more time granted to finish.

Associated Community Builders, Inc R. Howell R. W. Howell D. 5. Johnson Tyler Haswell Jno J. S. Caldwell Luke Patronella W. F. Gelber J. D. Hefley

Edge Meeting Postponed For Baptist Revival

County Agent Co. L. Benson announces that the Edge meeting set for Friday night is postponed due to the progress of a Baptist revival in the community. A satisfactory date will be arranged.

Co. L. Benson Edge

French Aviatrix Sets 38 Hour Flight Endurance Record

Paris reports Maryse Bastie, renowned French aviatrix, shattered the women's world sustained flight endurance record by remaining aloft for 38 hours, landing at 9 31 this morning. The feat extends her status as a leading pioneer in long duration aviation.

Paris Maryse Bastie

Caldwell men placed under grave charge in liquor party case

Two Caldwell youths, Mac Hilliard and Jennings McClean, are sought by Brazos County authorities over a Saturday night liquor party near Brazos that allegedly involved an assault on a 14 year old Bryan girl. Hilliard posted 1500 bond. McClean is named on criminal incident and liquor charges with bond possibly 7500 and 1500.

Caldwell Mac Hilliard Jennings McClean Brazos County Brazos Bryan McClean Hilliard J. T. McGee

Weather outlook for Bryan and Texas regions

Special weather bulletin from The Eagle reports for Bryan and vicinity partly cloudy and unsettled tonight and Friday. West Texas sees fair conditions tonight and Friday, while East Texas has partly cloudy unsettled weather with local showers near the coast. North Texas warms on Friday.

The Eagle New Orleans Bryan Vicinity West Texas Texas

Trades Day Debuts in Bryan With Special Bargains

The first Trades Day of the year will be held in Bryan next Thursday, marking the first such event in years. Bryan merchants plan unusual bargains to attract shoppers and promote Bryan as a notable market hub. Sponsored by the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce, with cooperation from the Associated Community Builders Inc, the event aims to draw hundreds from rural areas to visit local merchants.

Bryan Bryan and Brazos County Associated Community Builders, Inc

Indian floods drive 100000 from homes

Shillong India Sept 4 A Brahmaputra river flood near Bokoni and Loakhoa has displaced about 100000 people as water covers houses. The inundation forced residents to flee and seek shelter as the rising flood crested over roofs.

Shillong India Bokoni Loakhoa

Urbanovsky Sees Aviation Aces At Chicago Meet

Rev. F. D. Urbanovsky returns from a four month vacation visiting Kansas City Chicago Washington New York Niagara Falls Detroit and Chicago. He attended the Catholic Union Sokols national convention in Baltimore August 14 to 19. He reports the Sokols promote athletics and recreation and in Chicago watched the national air meet and many aviation celebrities perform.

F. D. Urbanovsky Kansas City Chicago Washington New York City Niagara Falls Detroit The Catholic Union Sokols Baltimore Urbanovsky Sokols

Youth Killed by Accidental Gun Discharge Near Brownwood

D. J. Butler 18 and Daniel Bake college student and former Weatherford Pythian Home pupil killed by accidental shotgun discharge near Brownwood. Gun fired taking the weapon from an automobile.

Will Rogers Praises Air Heroes and Andree's Return

Will Rogers writes from Tahoe Tavern praising French sacrifices and the return of Andree's body. He highlights the early air pioneer and notes the lack of cheering crowds for such feats, calling the unnamed flyer the original risk taker.

The Eagle Tahoe Tavern Cal Andree Grover Whalens

East Texas Chamber District 5 Meet Planned in Woodville

Members from twelve counties in District 5 will convene in Woodville Tyler County on September 11 at 10 a.m. for a district convention to discuss business and agriculture. J B Best of Woodville to give welcome address with R B Cous continuing.

Woodville East Texas Chamber of Commerce Tyler County Hayne Nelms Groveton Trinity Angelina San Augustine Sabine Newton Jasper Tyler Polk San Jacinto Hardin Orange Jefferson J. B. Best R. B. Cous

Builders Break Ground On Three Homes In Travis Park

Ground was broken today for three new residences in Travis Park Addition. Rev. W. H. Matthews of Marlin along with W. R. Ball and W. C. Stewart are erecting the houses. The sites were recently acquired from W. J. Coulter.

Travis Park W. H. Matthews Marlin W. R. Ball W. C. Stewart W. J. Coulter

Contract Let For Washington State Park Auditorium

The Washington State Park Commission at Brenham awarded the park auditorium contract to C. W. Ennis of Houston for 13 211.54. The fireproof brick building will host state celebrations and regional meetings. Commission members present included Mrs. J. W. Brosig and Dr. J. J. Marek.

Navasota Washington State Park Commission Brenham T. A. Lowe Park Auditorium C. W. Ennis Houston J. W. Brosig J. J. Marek Arthur Hartman

Buy-a-Bale Plan Spurs Bryan Merchants

The Buy-a-Bale movement is adopted by Bryan avenue merchants with five firms purchasing cotton today. Participating firms include Montgomery Ward Company McCulloch-Dansby Company M F Vitopil and Company Smith and Morgan and Humpty Dumpty Grocery. More Bryan merchants and other districts are expected to join following Governor Moody's suggestion to reduce cotton supply and boost prices.

Bryan Avenue Montgomery Ward Company McCulloch-Dansby Company M. F. Vitopil and Smith and Morgan Dan Moody

Two Negroes Die in Grade Crossing Crash in Houston

In Houston on September 4 a dairy truck carrying Dalton Mutto aged 35 and his son John 10 was struck by a Trinity and Brazos Valley train at a grade crossing. Homer Gillo was seriously injured. All victims were described as Negro.

Houston Dalton Mutto John Homer Gillo Trinity and Brazos Valley

Brazos County Pasture Entrants Studied by Judging Group

The judging committee visiting Bryan inspected the permanent pasture entered by Carl Wipprecht, a local Jersey breeder, for the Etex Permanent Pasture Contest. Members include E A Miller Extension agronomist J Lynn Thomas dairy specialist H M Maison agriculturist E Butler editor and Roger Davis of the East Texas Chamber.

Brazos County Roger Davis East Texas Chamber of Commerce Bryan Carl Wipprecht Jersey E. A. Miller Extension Service Agronomist J. Lynn Thomas Extension Service H. M. Maison Southern Pacific Railway Eugene Butler Progressive Farmer Southern Ruralist Roger, Davis East Texas Chamber

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rray Ench Mussolinis Ovesuboro Costes Mark Rene Triest Italy Francisco Marusic Mussolini Lugi Valencic Associated Press Curtise Field Lona Island the People’s J. E. Sloan Major F. A D.C.L Island San Domingo American Legion Folk Brahmaputra Will Rogers Etex C. OF C Tyler CO Travis Park Homes Washington State Park Bryan Merchants Cras
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