Weekend Visits Highlight Waco Area Socials
The column lists numerous visits and weekend trips around Waco and nearby towns. Ire Elsie Hafer, Louis Fern, Marjorie Jones, Mary Buslene Dunigan, Réwin Goodall, Waxahachie residents, and others are mentioned visiting relatives and friends in Waco, Temple, Dallas, Burnet, and Ben Arnold. Several family gatherings, birthdays, and hospital news accompany the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Ford
Waco
Slater
Elsie Hafer
Louis Fern
Marjorie Jones
Rel
Mary Buslene Dunigan
Réwin Goodall
Waxahachie Vis
R. M. McDonald
SE Waco
M A. Bowmat
B.crinsey
Burkbumett
M. A Binman
Edwin McNeill
Temple
Alex Mcaulmed
John Vastive
James Garner
Mitchell Mann
Childee
Ben Arnold
Mrr
Hobart Powell
Burtha
June Clayton
Greenvilla Apent
A. A. Monoilt Jr
Robert Ralls
D. V Barke
Gene Lay
Howard
Robert Rufin
Houston
Gesie
Stes
Carl Walker
Mes
Mag. W. T. Williams
Mn. Wiliams
Mro
Amanda Rice
Fort Worth
M. E. Compton
Waer
T Valley
F. W. Hildebrand
Carl Heath
Gard Cecil
Burnett
A. M. Lawdon
Lawhon
Earl Pariss
R. W. Nation
Dudley Richardson
Bruce W. Barnett
Wayne Bad
Joe G. Minton
Bob
Chas. Homing
Democratic split looms as Roosevelt forces test 1940 plan
Nov 25 report notes looming rift between old line Democrats and new dealers over defense funding and a Supreme Court vacancy. Roosevelt aims to defer tariff renewal and let Congress decide tax, court appointment. no clear candidate emerges though Frank Murphy is seen as a likely pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Democrat
PePeeydrankiy
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Butler
Congress
Frank Murphy
Panther Killed After Rampage Near Kerrville
Nov 26 Kerrville Texas reports a panther that had terrorized Hamilton Wilson's ranch 40 miles west killed after a cave pursuit. Wilson and helpers Alfred Mastars and Pancho Whitworth used a trap then cornered the beast with a 300 Savage rifle. The animal was brought to a taxidermist. Other brief mentions note travel and visitors from Marietta Ohio and Jackson Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Texas
Hamilton Wilson
Wilson
S Cave
Wighbors
Alfred Mastars
Pancho Whitworth
Wilson Hott
Ate
Texas lawmakers face uncertain special session prospects
Austin debates over social security funding center on Governor O'Daniel and a proposed constitutional sales tax. Lawmakers, party leaders, and observers weigh impeachment plans and the chance of a session before spring, while court actions challenge tax remission bills in Harris and Dallas counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
O'Daniel
Bailey Ragsdale
Crockett
House
Tnere
Ragedale
Senate
Senata
Ragadale
Texas
Pengram
Alaska
O'Dannel
Harris County
Gerald Mann
Dallas County
Mann
John Rawlins
Fifth Court of Appeals
Hearts beat on their own in long experiments
Scientists study how hearts from oysters, crabs, and mammals respond to electrical and chemical stimuli. Brown University researchers observe oyster hearts slowing under certain nerve-like chemicals, while acetylcholine blocks vertebrate responses, revealing diverse control methods across species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivoo J. Taylor
Brown University
Cy Rschmond M. Ware
John Hosking
Smd
Yesponte
JH Welsh
Harvant
Brown!niverally
Bank assets rise in United States and territories total
Preston Delano announced total assets and deposits of 202 national banks in the United States and territories increased by 1 804 008 000 between June and October. The Philippine Islands produce more gold than any subdivision under the American flag except California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States “Forder Service
Forest Service
Ineimerbean Bank Goldingr
Warhi
Compurenor
Preston Deland
United, Staten
Tea
Jung O
Philippine Islands
California
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Russia
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Mre. R. A. Winks
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Slaughter
Tulox
WY. Borch
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Julian Cepers, Jr
Cooper H. D
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Amet Wath
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W. A. Jornsom
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Gham Meridian
Armstrong
Armstrong’s
Austin Ave
Texas Milling Co
Texas Milling Company
Lietom, Trnas
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