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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
1
Citizens call for a public auditorium in Carrollton to host performances and gatherings. Letters emphasize need for a suitable space after past room losses, urging a citizen task force to organize a meeting and assess funding for a Miller Landing site option.
The Carrollton Glee Club delivered a thirty minute program at the Dallas Open Forum Sunday afternoon. Audiences praised the performance, noting the group’s neat appearance in white sweaters and green silk skirts. Members from Dallas were thanked for their support and the event drew favorable remarks from attendees and civic figures.
Fire Boys elect their rogmr monthly meeting attendees for the next twelve minutes with multiple department changes. Burnet Dergy elected as See Treus. White Kyke chosen as thailies. Wilkie Byke serves as Mother of the department, Myre Patterson named to a two year term. Other officers include Chieftain and treasurer candidates, with many department members listed and plans to attend the state convention in Austin.
A regional farm to an organi wating ten hours for the weeds oF Wests furmers In the Seed Comm unication announces seed needs being combined and fully enbaty howd. The Maye diy on the Abbrd tap at vii Records building Duilag names officials and committees for seed aid, listing multiple local names and positions as talks proceed on joins subcommittees and county home sections.
Henry Newnan will speak at the Dallas Open Forum in Guy Hall Auditorium Sunday March 14 at 9:30 p.m. on What Stays When Moral Change. A musical program runs from 2 to 4:80. No admission charge. Public discussion follows the address.
Mr and Mrs J Dy Morrison and Robbie Jean attended the Fat Stock sow event at Mt Worth Sunday evening, staying through the gathering and enjoying the community occasion.
The Chronicle outlines general Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan plans with aims to assist crop production. Provisions hint at summer funding, terms, and eligibility, with details to be clarified in next issue.
A prominent East Texan and longtime community figure died last week in Rusk County. The obituary honors his many public roles and his work promoting farming, particularly strawberries and pecans, noting his belief in local soil reform and the value of early labor to local prosperity. He left a wife and sons, with the community offering sympathy to the family.
Members of the Prestitan sluas enjoyed a pond party at the home of Mr and Mrs Poet Monteammery on Saturday night with fish and heel friend gifts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs BP Beveyhill, engineer, Mr and Mrs Port Montgomery and family, Freshman cf ns and friends. Weather earlier was balmy then a cold front brought rain hail and wind over several days ending with winterlike conditions and a late heavy storm on Tuesday night.
An English lecturer, John Langton Davies, spoke Sunday afternoon in Dallas about conditions in Britain and Wales. He warned the United States faced a stagflational outlook, noting Britain’s vast debt, reparations, and the shift away from the gold standard. He argued Britain could barrow wealth from the United States if creditors demanded payment in dollars, and predicted potential capital flight and labor unrest as Britain negotiates its postwar burdens.
A cautionary piece urges awareness of kite flying hazards as metallic strings and high tension lines injure or kill youths. It warns parents and youths about sharp wires and unsafe devices, urging supervision and safer practice to prevent accidents.
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