Carrollton readers face five year plan and TVA debate
The Chronicle notes Carrollton interest in a five year program and discusses TVA power politics. It critiques editorials on Col. Cart Baten and Gov. James V Alfred, questions Big Business ties to TVA, and mentions Bernard Baruch's tax remark from a Senate unemployment hearing.
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Carrollton Democratic slate and confused campaign chatter
The Carrollton Chroniclers announce candidates for the Democratic ticket ahead of the primary in Venus on July 24 19 ?. They name State Senator Eleventh Senatorial District Tom Sessions and discuss local residence construction. The notice questions who will receive Allied follower support among McCraw Thompson Ferguson and notes incoherent references to historical figures and border policy.
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Political Calendar For 1985 Calendar of Democratic events and dates
A detailed political calendar outlines key dates for the 1985 Democratic process. It lists June to September actions including filing deadlines, party conventions, primaries, and state executive meetings. The document mentions county and state committees, ballot designations, and the August and November election milestones, with notes on procedural fixes from legislative changes.
Chemists forecast using crops to replace depleted fuels
Dr Frank C Whitm ore, president of the American Chemical Society, predicts chemistry will solve the shift from coal petroleum and natural gas as reserves dwindle. He cites converting farm crops into alcohol and hydrocarbons and notes ample underground petroleum remains while coal oil and natural gas can be substituted with produced hydrocarbons.
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Petroeum
Why the Constitution and the German pastor’s fate
A German citizen Reverend Martin Niemöller opposed Hitler and was jailed for sermon criticism. He was later released but then arrested by Soviet police without trial. The speaker contrasts American constitutional protections with Germany and notes how values travel by voice around the world.
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India
Tax Control program discussed at East Texas Chamber event
The Tax Control program of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce was explained and discussed at the organization’s twelfth birthday party in Huntsville on March 24. President EL Smith and General Manager Robert Me Harrison led an informative meeting with many regional workers present at Hunterisle.
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East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Huntsville
EL Smith
Robert Me Harrison
Hunterisle
Machinery and jobs clash over ignorance of the law
The Machinery Institute argues ignorance of facts fuels unemployment fears. Using US Census Bureau data, it contends factory employment is 83 percent above 1899 levels with rising mechanization, while population grows 72 percent, suggesting hours and automation drive labor shifts.
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Local item fragment shows unclear notation about seating and well water topics. Readable parts suggest a small notice or schedule but details and entities are not recoverable from the fragment.
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