Thousands Bid to Studio Quin Youn Versus J B White
Crowds big at the studio as Quin Youn faces J B White in a high profile bout. Local promoters expect strong turnout and live coverage, with fans packing the venue and surrounding streets.
07 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
1
Crowds big at the studio as Quin Youn faces J B White in a high profile bout. Local promoters expect strong turnout and live coverage, with fans packing the venue and surrounding streets.
A historical Texans' critique argues lobby groups sway lawmakers and obscure policy. It notes tax relief proposals, rising wealth structures, and the burden of sales and excise taxes on the poor, urging greater public scrutiny of lobbying and disclosure of retainers.
Twenty of Hollywoods greatest stars join a traveling studio show aboard the Metro Goldwyn Mayer unit on Saturday February 9 Witness Joan Crawford Norma Shearer Clark Gable Greta Garbo Ramon Novarro Myrna Loy Jean Harlow and others in a free rear projection performance at the Cameron Theatre with a long list of MGM personnel and stars planned for the event
In a Milam county interview administrator W d T Clark denies control charges about relief payrolls. Merchants reportedly told relief clients to trade at specific stores, but the relief office says instructions never existed. Checks are cashable anywhere with proper indorsement. eligibility rests on need after home investigations and final decisions in the relief office.
A District Court jury found Alex Walker not guilty of burglary and theft after another jury had convicted him previously. Eleven cases against Walker remained, while Albert Brooker was sentenced to ten years for the same offense. Emory B. Caan, criminal district attorney, leads the prosecution as other charges include robbery with firearms in Har ee.
A Burlington man, Johnny Jarka, was sentenced to a third suspended term for murder after a jury verdict last week. He was indicted by the grand jury and found guilty in a gambling-related case. The case attracted wide attention and sparked public interest.
Henderson Walker retrieved his prize fox hound Rambier in Goliad county six days after the dog disappeared on January 4. Rambier traveled nearly 200 miles from Cameron to the farm home of Walter Fredrick, proving its famed name.
Citizens express indifference by vote, leading to lobbying gaining power as a de facto legislative force. The remark frames influence as a response to disengagement, highlighting the shift in political influence toward lobbyists rather than voters.
E. Roberson, 22, of Briary, died after drinking poison liquor last Wednesday. Justice of Peace Womack Brashear ordered an inquest, ruling death from drink and spirits. Authorities probe possible foul play. Punch service held Thursday at Powers-Chaped. interment at the cemetery.
At the January term of District Court the grand jury returned indictments against Albert Brooker and ATC Walker for burglary and felony theft. John Worley and Emery Schnexeider face theft charges for an automobile theft driven to Ebenville Louisiana. Brooker and Walker, linked to a county burglary series, were arrested by Waco officers and await trial. Worley and Schnexeider were captured in Ebenville by Sheriff R M Kennedy.
Chicago fashion notes forecast a clear trend toward shorter feminine skirts for spring and summer. The preview highlights a shift in style and wardrobe emphasis as designers and retailers anticipate warmer weather.
Municipal aid sought to repay a loan to the U S government for a gym project. Mayor Smith called a city council meeting to hear civic clubs and school leaders. Public Works Administration approval is sought. project must be self liquidating with city guarantees.
J Baskin spoke at a Lions Club luncheon about benefits from the Brazos River project. He discussed hydro electric possibilities and shown photos of Little River flood state from Herald office. He noted Brazos River as tributary and outlined project completion.
A black centipede measured seven inches was found and added to a local collection. The specimen was brought to the show by Gladys Watssoo and entered under the supervision of the Waler ramp office. Further details appear on page five under the heading CEN TEPER.
Joseph Mundrik born in Austria September 2, 1848, died Sunday morning February 3 at age 88 in Cameron after a long illness. He arrived in Texas at age 21 landing in Galveston, later lived in Fayette and Milam counties, first settling in Marak community.
Mrs Marie Vogelsang Lang is described as a pioneer and widow of Pike Vogelsang, a resident of Miho county for many years. The Vogelsang name traces back over half a century in Malan county and the Vogelsang community formed with early settlement in the northern part of the county.
J EL Standiford 35 a Confederate veteran dies from burns after a farmhouse fire near San Gabriel. Rescued by his brother George, he died en route to Cameron hospital. Native of Virginia, Milam County resident since 1870. Funeral held Sunday at Lilac Cemetery with sister Mrs W M Young and brother George surviving.
Green and Boedeker press a large merchandising drive in central Texas as the 1085 program continues. The hardware department offers added price advantages drawing buyers and a big half page ad highlights Teed and seal items. Deland Corwen comments on customer response and the store plans to move large consignments while praising Cameron’s mercantile role.
Local store C. N. Green & Son advertises an extensive furniture sale this week with deep discounts and special offers. The notice highlights a week of promotions and mentions furniture pieces and living room items as featured deals.
Motor vehicles in use for transporting the Metro-Goldwyn Mayer traveling studio are using Magnolia gasoline and oils. The studio will exhibit here Saturday February from 4 to 7 a.m. When MGM decided to send their Traveling Motion Picture Studio into the Southwest a dependable gasoline and lubricant were required.
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