Dictator Not Wanted Sumners Advises President To Recall Court Packing Bill
A historical newspaper summary reports Representative Hatton W. Sumners urging the President to recall the Court Packing Bill to save the country and party from a split. The speaker opposes the bill, warns of party discord, and emphasizes public sentiment against the proposal amid political maneuvering.
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Sumners
Supreme Court
Hatton W
Bumners
Linarty
Missionary Meeting Held at Carrollton Church
Ladies of Carrollton Methodist Church hosted a full day missionary event on Monday July 12 with a dish dinner at noon and an afternoon Missionary Society session led by presiding officer. After adjournment attendees visited Vandergriff Chevrolet showroom meeting Bill Sublette Mack McMillan and host Hooker, sharing friendly remarks.
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Carrollton Methodist Church
Ws Vandergriff
Nytoler
Mooker
F Kiley Morrison
Lem Cromer
C. F. Gadfroy
W. Glen
Kirkham
A. Wirkney
Nyfeler
D. A. Miller
A. W. Smith
Ralph Noble
E. Hardewather
Mrs. Vander
Driving courtesy and patience beat rush hour rudeness
A fragmented discussion on traffic etiquette urges drivers to yield, pause for merging cars, and practice polite behavior behind the wheel. It argues that courtesy eases congestion and stresses that many motorists ignore safe gaps, worsening jams. The piece cites personal anecdotes and local anecdotes to illustrate driving manners.
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Gane
Erice
Alphonse and
Gaetondia
Alphonse
Bresk
Death of Senator Joseph T. Robinson in Washington
Arkansas Senator Joseph T. Robinson died Tuesday night in his Washington apartment from a heart attack. He was Senate majority leader in the fight against his Chief and had been under great strain. Services will be held in Washington and then carried to Little Rock for final rites.
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Sell, Robinson
Arkansas
Joseph T. Robinson
Washington, D.C
Drs. Robinson
Little Rock
Ark
Ben
Robinayn
Senate
Sep. Robinson
Supreme Court
al Smith
Sen. Robines
Washington
Luce Rock
Totton Belt Officials Inspect Carrollton Fort Worth Route
Cotton Belt officials based in Tyler conducted an inspection trip this week, stopping at Carrollton and continuing to Fort Worth by motor car. The party included K. Pout general superintendent W T Hazelwood division superintendent F B Ferguson assistant superintendent A S Handley chief engineer J Montgomery fond master and B F Hill their affable representative who announced the visit.
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Tyler
Texas
Fort Worth
B. F. Hill
Carrollton
Mr. Pout
W.T. Hazelwood
FB. W. Ferguson
Aiatant
A 8. Handiey
Ang Nall
J. ¥. Montomery
Singing Convention Meets Here Sunday Afternoon
Dallas County singers meet at Union Baptist Church Carrollton Sunday afternoon July 18. Quartets solos choirs and congregational singing planned. Everyone invited to attend.
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Dallas County
Union Baptist
Hoe Boys Top Soft Ball League Victory Over Viano
The Garrolion team of the Lone Star League won their Monday game against Viano to top the series at one half. Final score Carrolltan 9, Plana 8. Garland held second in the series standings while Inat hall of rin and Richardson were noted in the evening’s report.
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Garrolion
Viano
Piret
Carrolltan
Plana
Garland le
Richardson
Ambiguous names tour in Australia with local lumber yard tale
Reading from a garbled note, MP and Din travel with Mr Ramney to Australia visiting a lumber yard near Lyon-Gray. The text mentions family, a baptism, and various quirky asides about relatives and time without clear actions or outcomes.
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CW Ramney
Austin
Ballew
Lyon-Gray Lumber Yard
Thearns
Myobists and Meddlers No Contest Tonite
A local column extols Myobists over meddling neighbors and urges farmer unity through cooperative effort. It notes a planned high school contest at 8 16 p m tonight in the auditorium, but postponement due to unforeseen reasons is announced. The piece mocks nosy behavior and defends independent farming.
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Morgan A
Staples M
Thome
Onfert
Waybones
Wolf Defenne
Deriion
Mitaling
Carson
Pontpona
Courtesy and Youthful Courtesy Payoff in Society
An aging Connecticut man’s death and will reading highlight the value of courtesy from the young. The writer argues polite acts toward elders reflect well on families, noting that even minor rewards for courtesy can have lasting social impact.
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Connecticut
Overland Trail Feels New Wave of Home Seekers
Government reports show a steady influx of families moving toward the northwest frontier via covered wagons. After three years 26 007 families reach Washing ton Idaho and Montana joining homesteads. some build, others struggle in towns, while government efforts seek to curb migration and ease settlement.
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Miexivaippi
Great Northwest Territory
Argaing Altos
Tralleraine
Ib 8
Idaho
Monta mi ‘Hom
Drouth Plaga
Fowever
Brokens Town
Tore
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Arizona
Hatten W. Sumners
P Jong
Ibuater- Tt Wan
Farley
Congress
Jefferson Island
My. Suiteners
Provident
Sumner
Tim T
Walt
Mes, Vandergriff
Glenn Davin
J. M. Crawford
Shaveoles Diviet
Ot Motors Corpe
CO Carver
John Gunstreat
Gunstrean
Ballas County
Hoe Boys
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