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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1938
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references an Act of Congress date March 2 and mentions Dallas and surrounding counties. The readable parts are nonsensical and inconsistent, offering no clear action, deadline, or authoritative entity.
A fragmented 20th century rant discusses presidential power, pump priming, consumer demand, and education equity. It laments legal overstaffing in Dallas, proposes tax shifts on lawyers, doctors, and undertakers, and calls for disruptive political action to change government and society.
A chaotic political roundup lists Democratic primary candidates for State Senator Eleventh District Constable and First District Judge Shelby Cox and W.L. Thornton. The piece rails at length about debt, tariffs, administration policy, and Crowley’s Texas gubernatorial bid, mixing candidacy with polemics on war, labor, and constitutional questions. Names include Shelby, Cox, Thornton, Townsend, Crowley, Roosevelt, Hopkins, and various unidentified local figures.
A fragmented account blends maritime warnings with a royal marriage plan. It notes a lighthouse on a coast for sailors, then shifts to King Charles I, his proposed marriage to Henrietta Maria of France, and Parliament clashes. It recounts three parliaments, the Petition of Rights, civil war, execution, and burial.
Ohio lawmakers draft a law to restrict relocation of factories as unions warn many plants may move to other states. Mayors see benefits in keeping industries local, while planners and workers debate national impact and community welfare.
Hatton W Sumners writes four Liberty Magazine articles on the U S Constitution titled The Whehoo the What and the Why praising pamphlet form for youth education. The piece questions spending billions and borrowing on credit to fund such advocacy and urges careful heed to freedom preservation.
A note to readers asks if they wish to pursue business college in Dallas and mentions the editor of the Chronicle might assist with financial help. The brief hints at possible funding support.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication in a Dallas County newspaper directing the defendant Loesby Committed to appear in the District Court. The notice outlines service by publication, a divorce proceeding, and details of deadlines, dates, and the district court clerk’s instructions.
The article notes President Roosevelt granting a pardon to Dr Townsend, sparing him from a railroad sentence and the associated public humiliation. The event reflects executive clemency at the national level and its impact on the individual.
Alt plans toward gaining a Chanic scholarship to reduce costs and support education.
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