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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
6
The Cameron Herald notes that editor Jefferson B. White reports mail matter status under the 1879 act. It states resolutions obituaries and notices of public entertainments with admission charged fall under regular rates.
The League of Nations data suggest lower world death rates and higher population growth in 1934 the fifth year of low mood. Some authorities warn that ten years may reveal hidden health deterioration from hospital funding cuts unemployment and reduced medical practice.
Clyde L. Rogers notes that a typical one family house rose from 2173 in 1909 to 4020 in 1954 while autos fell from 1662 to about 678 during that period. Prefab homes are discussed but builders push costly upgrades like air conditioning and built in radios over low price options. Robert L. Davison of the John B. Pierce Foundation estimates that
The passage notes that the lowest third of earners pay about $14 monthly rent and argues market demand favors dwellings under 2500 dollars. It suggests factory-built houses must be mass produced and sold in large volumes to reduce costs.
Dr. John K. Norton of Columbia University told the National Education Association in Denver that more than a million U.S. teachers should press candidates on child labor security, social programs, and tax plans. He warned against minority groups using altruism for selfish political ends and noted no talk of teacher salaries in his remarks.
The article explains air mass forecasting and how large, multi mile thick air masses move across regions to create weather patterns including dust storms in the Midwest. Meteorologist G R Parkingson cites interactions with moist Gulf air and cold northern masses as shaping these events.
A fragment expresses that wonderful things may someday be understood by people in the distant future. The tone hints at curiosity about nature and the progress of science without specifics.
Rep Wright Patman of Texas alleged sworn testimony claiming 74000 was moved to the Chicago Convention to buy influence for an inflation resolution benefiting Wall Street and international banks. He urged a congressional probe to settle the matter. Leo Laake and wife spent Friday in Waco.
The United States Treasurer reports a Covington Kentucky man sent a check for 67.00, saying he was a 1933 work relief beneficiary and will remit the remaining 40.00 in a few months. The note praises citizens who meet obligations.
The National Education Association urged 500 million dollars in federal aid for normal education nationwide. It also insisted that educational policies remain under state and local control, respecting states rights.
A cyclist in Hamilton Bermuda was stung by a bee that entered his mouth and he collapsed by the roadside. He revived two hours later.
Virden Illinois resident Carroll C Cowdray reports all five of his sons serve in the Navy and are assigned to the battleship Pennsylvania, flagship of the fleet.
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