Copland and Australia’s Premiers Plan echoed in Harvard review
The Christian Science Monitor profiles Australian economist D. B. Copland praised for shaping the Premiers Plan of 1931. It notes deflation through wage cuts and debt relief, plus currency depreciation to ease wool and wheat sectors. The piece contrasts planning and a fully planned economy and urges balanced government role.
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Harvard
D. B. Copland
United States
Australia
Copland
Saharas
Dr. Copland
Christian Science Monitor
Local Socials Highlight Main Street Window Walks
The page notes Mrs G S Parker and Mrs J P Dobyne on shopping expeditions on Main street. It mentions M K Adams at his office after illness and Mrs Seldon Ellis buying juvenile clothes. Also references Miss Charles H Dil businesswoman and Goodyear rep Hal Hunter, plus Maj O E Beezley visiting College and Camp Fort Sill plans. Bubba Koehl’s playful remarks after a soda show a family moment.
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G. S. Parker
Main Street
J. P. Dobyne
M. K. Adams
Seldon Ellis
Charles H. Dil
Bryan
Hal Hunter
Goodyear
Roy Wilson
A. B. Fussell
O. E. Beezley
S. R. Hopkins
Fort Sill
College
Equal Enrollment Shift at Stephen F. Austin High
An enrollment check at Stephen F. Austin High shows equal numbers of boys and girls, reversing years of female majority in some cases. The mix suggests fewer dropouts, improved economics, and social gains from extended education. It argues for sustained youth schooling and greater national support through programs like the National Youth Administration to protect youth and future society.
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Stephen F. Austin High School
National Youth Administration
America
Farmers Market needs weatherproof building for Bryan county
City and county officials along with the Bryan and Brazos Canty Chamber of Commerce propose financing a new weatherproof and sanitary farmers market. The current shed serves farmers and Bryan residents twice weekly with produce eggs poultry and garden products, but lacks four walls a concrete floor ventilation fireproof construction and proper roofing. Authorities urge timely action before autumn rains and winter cold.
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Bryan and Brazos
Bryan
Fire Prevention Week Plans Home Inspection Program
Fire Prevention Week will run October 4 to 10 with state and local authorities promoting prevention. School children will help by completing home inspection blanks to identify hazards under fire marshal supervision, aiming to reduce fires and loss of life.
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Unity
Bryan
Mexican Presidents and a Day of Three Leaders
A historical overview recounts how Mexico saw eight Diaz presidencies from 1877 to 1910 and how 1913 brought Madero Huerta and Lascurain to power in rapid succession. It notes Lascurain’s 26 minute term and the strange sequence ending with Huerta. Tomorrow feature: The Messenger of Death.
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Pafirio Diaz
Mexico
Pec
Victoriano Huerta
Madero
Pino Saurez
Pedro Lascurain
Lascurain
General Huerta
Huerta
Broadway’s Last Guardsman Gene Buck Holds Torch Alight
Gene Buck dominates New York's Broadway scene as a steadfast defender of its fading glory. The Lambs club table, once shared with legends, anchors his day, while on nearby streets signs like Home Dainties evoke nostalgic dining. Buck’s resilience contrasts with changing tastes as other urban denizens seek new names and experiences.
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New York
Gene Buck
Broadway
Buck
Detroit
Gene
the Lambs
Victor Herbert
Wilton Lackaye
Upper Broadway
Cotton roads promise major savings for Southern highways
The cotton highway project on a twelve mile Tuscaloosa Reform route demonstrates durable basing with cotton fabric under tar and stone. Engineers expect upkeep cuts of over half of 200 dollars per mile yearly, potentially tapping 5 to 6 million bales for 600,000 miles of dirt roads, backed by a 1.3 million dollar Secretary Wallace appropriation.
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Tuscaloosa
Reform
Ala
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
America
Cotton Industry Leaders Seek New Outlets
The Houston Post notes leaders in the cotton industry remain vigilant for fresh markets and outlets to sell the product, signaling ongoing efforts to expand demand and stabilize prices.
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Houston Post
Millican School appoints A T Jones principal
Prof A T Jones elected principal of Millican school travels there from Bryan to assume duties. John W Preston of Bryan and Miss Alva Larkin of Hearne wed at Millican, bride returning home that night. Baptist ministers attending Central District Association session in Harvey arrive by southbound train. Cotton receipts at local warehouses total 11543 bales, price 11 1/4 to 11 1/2 cents. cottonseed at 15 dollars per ton. Mrs W S Stuart, Lucile Stuart, and Johnnie Mae Gray visiting Wheelock.
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Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot
A. T. Jones
Millican
Jones
North Texas Normal
Denton
John W. Preston
Alva Larkin
Hearne
Preston
Central District Baptist Association
Harvey
J. B. Hicks
Franklin
W. J. Cox
E. J. Isenhour
Ed Elliott
Henry Prarie
Joe Stephens
Easterley
Lawrence
Farmers’ Union
W. S. Stuart
Lucile Stuart
Johnnie Mae Gray
Wheelock
Folks Mainly About Folks in Bryan News Briefs
Miss Bess Brown returns to Texas State College for Women at Denton after summer with her parents in Bryan J M Peters Alpine back home after visit Mrs J F Burney North Zulch visits Bryan Mrs J M Peters Alpine returns home after visit Jack Jones Spur arrives to study at A and M College Tom Carson Dallas visits Bryan Allen Carson Raymondville relatives Val Reed Raymondville weekend visit George Montgomery Wellborn and W M Myers Wellborn business visitors in Bryan Monday
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Bess Brown
Texas State College For Women At
Denton
J. E. Brown Sr
Jack Jones
Spur
Bryan
M. College
Val Reed
Raymondville
George Montgomery
W. M. Myers of
Wellborn
Man Demonstrates Accidental Shot, Again Shoots Self
PORT ARTHUR September 15 Tony Landry 16 accidentally shot himself in the hand while showing how he accidentally shot himself in the hand He was backstage with friends using a revolver as stage property A blank cartridge split his hand and doctors said he probably would never play a guitar again
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Port Arthur
Tony Landry
Tony
Small yellow bees prove fatal to hens in Dalhart
Dalhart September 15. T M Mitchell a Dallam county farmer reports swarms of small yellow bees damaging gardens and poultry. Sixty hens have drowned while pecking at the insects on the water surface of his tanks.
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Dalhart
T. M. Mitchell
Dallam County
Craftsmen Are Scarce Preacher Teachers Work
Van Alstyne Texas report notes a carpenter shortage with a local preacher and two teachers performing daily building duties. Several new structures are under construction and all available carpenters remain steadily employed.
Carbon Paper Offered by Eagle Printing Company
Eagle Printing Company lists carbon paper in single and double faced sheets up to 19 by 24 inches, available for purchase.
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Eagle Printing Company
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Lee J. Rountree
Wexss Daily Press League
Mercantile Bank
Texas
Lexington Ave
N. Y
Association Building
Chicago
Iainois
Associated Press
John Hix
U. S
Pat
Afirio Diaeral Cap
MERCO
Pedro Spscuras
Beele
Mooge
Altadend
Cal
Richard
Bern
Durban
Chilo
South Africa
Bubba” Koehl
Madison Square Bench
Central Park
The
Bois
P. S
Jimmy Johnston
the Garden
Tex Rickard
Jimmy
Special Register
McNaught Syndicate
Humans
Cene Carr
Ann Cline
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
J. F. Burney
North Zulch
Tom Carson
Mrs
Allen Carson
W. H. Andrew
Lampasas, Ne
MATS
Bryan Daily
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