The Chronicle Editorials on Politics and War Risk
The article mixes editorial notices and opinion on subscription costs and public policy. It criticizes wartime policy, calls for higher public vigilance, and mentions Roy Graviey planning an Austin visit to lobby the governor. It also argues for old age pensions and critiques WPA spending amid unemployment figures.
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Carrollton
Austin
W. Lee O'Dannel
Roy
Governor's
Tilt Billy Band
Legisistate
Audi
Did They Legislate Some of These Jobs
Austin April 3 UT home economics education graduates face good job prospects says Mise Bess Heflin professor. Reports show over 150 graduates employed in WPA and SSA positions as Supervisors of home economics and in administrative roles with the State Department of Education.
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Austin
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State Department of Education
Plan to advance reform in Carrollton schools cited
The excerpt details ongoing NYA work projects at Coleman county schools Mozelle Maverick Talpa and Buffalo. It notes rock veneer cottages, a sewer system, rock terraces and a sock wall. A Mr Landers prompts a deposit and receipt request while urging community support through subscribing to the town newspaper.
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NYA
Coleman County Real Schools
Mozelle High School
Maverick
Talpa
Buffalo
Yale appoints first woman faculty member Dr Mary A Jones
Dr Mary Alice Jones, a University of Texas graduate and Yale PhD holder, is named the first woman on Yale Divinity School faculty. Formerly of Chattanooga, she earned her master’s at Northwestern and taught religious education for the International Council of Missions, directing women’s work and radio education.
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International Council of Mylgions Sduepevn
Income Rise in Texas Farm Revenue in February
Texas farm income rose to 15.63 million dollars in February from 14.26 million the year before, up 9.1 percent per the University of Texas index. Cash from all sources for January and February totaled 36.83 million, while income from cotton, cotton seed, wheat, and other grain fell sharply.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Agriculture
FA. Buechel
University of Texas
University Bureau of Business Research Index
Immigrants Agitate In U S Says Farley
Providence dispatch reports Postmaster General Farley accusing agitators among immigrants of seeking to overturn American democracy. He says they abuse liberties, seek refuge from tyrannies, and aim to create distrust in institutions, incite religious intolerance and race hatred while urging a trip abroad to alter government.
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Providence
R. L
Farley
Courtroom farce over rights of five amendments
On a warm day a case about rights of several amendments was argued. Attorneys spoke at length, the judge dozed briefly, and a bailiff interrupted with a demand for payment. A repairer was told the payment was owed, but the shoes were not yet paid.
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Lawor
Four Crisis in November 1940 Frames US Anxiety
A reader notes growing worry over frequent emergencies since 1933, citing Congressional records and official statements. The piece recalls a boy’s guidance card naming emergency terms and questions whether the nation has surpassed Europe in crisis frequency, arguing each crisis marks a turning point.
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Raiwayjowney
Johnny Jones
U. S
Europe
Cleric Narrates Twenty Five Years In The Hole In The Carpet
A cleric reflects on twenty five years in a single space blaming no one for his failures. He notes the enduring routine and the futility of blaming others for personal missteps. The tone is reflective and cautionary about self blame.
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Alfonso
Spain
Franco
Ala Mussolini
Foot on the Brake Worth Two in the Grave
A terse proverb warns that keeping a foot on the brake saves lives, while a foot on the accelerator risks fatal consequences. The line suggests cautious driving and vigilance.
Government to spend vast red tape for every agency
Washington notes report a large appropriation clash as Congress rejects funding for 21 extra press agents for Secretary Ickes and for Alaska reindeer purchases. The tally suggests roughly a mile of red tape per agency and widespread skepticism over department needs.
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Ickes
Congress
Interior Department
Alaska
Sol
Carrollton Chrox Will Proclaims Executor Request
A merchant’s will specifies pallbearers and a request that six creditors complete his estate duties. The document notes he has been carried by creditors for eighty years, and names an executor to fulfill the payment and arrangements.
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Fieshedow
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