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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
4
Fragmented reader letters and notices reflect tax debates in Dallas and surrounding counties. Citizens question government roles in relief programs and local finance while musing on national politics, media imagery, and community projects amid a mix of personal opinions and local tax data.
The Dallas News editorial discusses the Hatch Amendment to the relief appropriation bill and its defeat in the Senate. It questions use of funds for political influence, defends the amendment as good government, and critiques claims money would not be used politically. The piece also comments on public sentiment, voter credibility, and calls for thoughtful input on a potato curing plant proposal for the region.
Denison Chronicle urges readers to accept the Supreme Court decision voiding the Texas Road Commission rate change, reducing gas prices from 40 to 82 cents per thousand cubic feet. The piece attacks opportunistic politicians and defends public utilities, arguing higher taxes follow. It laments attacks on investors and calls for responsible community support.
A notice identifies C. A. Good as the TRxAs Power and Light Co representative for Cerrollton Farmert Branch Aebron Adaisoo and Lake Dallas areas. It provides two telephone numbers 90 and 64 for inquiries about electric service.
Candidate Synvione argues the State Senate must trim the growing statute book. He notes 1938 lawbook has 8 409 pages of fine print, with 1600 more pages added over the past decade. He promises to repeal unnecessary statutes to slim the legal code.
The piece outlines the 1988 political calendar with dates for primaries, conventions, and party committee actions. It notes June and July primary planning, county executive committee meetings, and the Democratic State Convention schedule, with details on delegate selections and ballot actions. It mentions an error in the legislature causing a one week shift and urges voter engagement in Carrollton.
Fragmentary note praises local printing capabilities and equipment. Mentions Chronicle Wworth Mich area and desire to print items and sell product without exposure. Unclear specifics but emphasizes high quality equipment and printing service availability.
The Gorainen Chonielé 6 au Uyoriaed announce candidates for Democratic tickets subject to Tempe Primary on July 28. TOM SESSIONS MM WANN for State Senator Eleventh District. Constable Pet No.2 NL, A, COONROD. Judge 4th District Court WL. (Jack) THORNTON. JOE M. HILL District Clerk MRS PEARL SMITH HERBERT BISHOP. FRANK M. SMITH Commissioner No.1. GERALD C MANN WALTER JOHNSON for Attorney General. LESLIE JACKSON for Congress Fifth District. (Other names listed). Mies Gertrude Hofmann visiting Gatland, guest of Miss Loweets. Surnett and Claud Sims vacationing in Orville Mountains. Hobber Vandergrift and Arlington visitors. Chronicle readers urged to tell venders about needs.
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