The League of Nations and British Resolve in Crisis
Selections discuss Mussolini and League plans for sanctions, British readiness to act alone if needed, and the global call to unity. Editorial mentions education goals, John J. Raskob’s defense of property rights, and critiques of finance leaders for failing to curb corruption. It reflects wartime tensions and domestic reflections on home life and public duty.
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League of Nations
Mussolini
League
France
Britain
Italy
Great Britain
John J. Raskob
Finance and Industry
Brother Raskob
Milam County
Back To School Reflections On Education And Citizenship
Milam county students prepare to return to class yet public debate questions education alone making better citizens. The piece notes curriculums gain attention but stresses schools should better prepare youth for life beyond graduation.
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Milam County
No Discrimination Law Applies in Pennsylvania
The new Pennsylvania No Discrimination Law, effective September first, prohibits race creed or color based discrimination in about forty business types including inns taverns hotels ice cream parlors saloons theatres and public conveyances. Governor Earle signed the bill after a near unanimous vote with a single dissent. The law targets Negroes and others, and mentions statewide population figures for 1980 and 1940 projections.
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Earle
Classified Ads with Farm Equipment and Rentals
Items include farm machinery for sale with prices and owner contact, plus rental offers for a small house or rooms. Also notices seeking Raleigh and Rawleigh route workers, building lots for sale near Yee High School, pullets and engine for sale, and a fatal accident involving Herman Eichelberger from a catfish incident. Letters reference Cameron Herald Texas and Clifton Texas.
Burlington 10 Vote Bonds for Roads
Petition circulated among Burlington property owners indicates steps to call an election to issue bonds for road construction funded partly by federal aid. Ray ONeill says the plan seeks bond money to supplement federal funds as the district, which has paid off bonded debt, continues work on black land belt roads.
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Burlington
Ray O'Neill
Cambridge man crushed to death by falling tree
John Willy aged 32 ignored warnings from coworkers and walked beneath a freshly lodged tree. The supporting timber gave way and crushed him, leading to his death at Cambridge Maryland.
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Cambridge, Md
John Willy
Alimony Wife Faces Jail in Chicago Case
Mrs. Anna Sunde risks jail for failing to pay her divorced husband weekly alimony of 7.50 dollars in Chicago. The husband, now blind, received his business in the divorce settlement.
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Chicago
Anna Sunde
Nervous Woman Finds Relief After Cardui Treatment
Mrs Cora Sanders of Paragould Arkansas describes regular shaking spells from nervousness and severe weakness. After one bottle of Cardui her condition improved, with shaking and cramps ceasing, and her daughter also recovering after using Cardui.
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Cora Sanders
Paragould
Ark
Cardus
Nabours Injured In Farm Accident Near Cameron
Milam County Clerk Homer Nabours sprained his left knee on the Smith farm eight miles from Cameron Friday morning. Reported Tuesday he was confined to bed but improving nicely.
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Waea
Texas
Herman Eichelberger
Homer Nabours
Milam County
Miles
Cameron
Mr. Nabours
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Cameron Herald
Jefferson B. White
Our Town
Raskob
Pennsylvania
United States
Sure Mobiloil
Mobiloil
Magnolia
Socowy-Vacuum Company
Naha
CY Els
Ideal Farm
Ben Arnold
Herald Office
Cameron, Texas
P. and
O. International
Bradley McCoy
Clifton
Raleigh
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Rawleigh
Yee High School
O. B. Horstmann
Ite
H. P
R. E. Sharpe
Buckholts
G. C. Heberling CO
Bloomington
Ill
Catfish
Icardui
Will Ondrej
Parma
Santa Fe
Lon
Community Py Natural Gas Co. Gas System
M. J. Zarosky
A. G. Kunz Planing
Gus Evans
GEO. A. Thomas & Sons
Optometrist
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