New Deal Relief Debate and Global Fronts Rise in News
Amid relief bill debates in Congress and shifting European alliances, reports note a tentative path for pension and welfare funding, while Britain Italy and France discuss a united front. Hoover and Roosevelt Jr push Republican opposition as 1936 nomination chatter grows. A Texas farm claims oldest continuous operation since 1540, tied to Franciscan Fathers. World notes cover Mussolini mobilizations, Philippine island rule, Byrd expedition prep, and medical advances in pneumonia treatment.
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Australia
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Turkey prices to rise with larger turkey storage in 1935
Poultryman Paul A. Cungus told a Tom Green Runnels and Brown County growers conference that turkey prices in 1935 should rise from 1934 levels due to price increases in all other meats. He noted that larger storage on Feb 1 meant little and predicted significant price gains as demand grows. Messages of thanks accompany illness and death notices from the Thompson family and floral acknowledgments.
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Extension Service Poultryman
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Runnels
Brown County
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Z. A. Thompson
Future Farmer Judging Contest at Stephenville
The Eleventh annual Future Farmer judging contest will be held at Stephenville Agricultural College on the campus Saturday April 6 beginning at 8:5. The event will include livestock and dairy judging with participants from the college on schedule.
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Fleton Agricultural College
Bill to Outlaw Marble Machines Gains Approval
Austin March 26 A bill to outlaw spin operated marble machines receives favorable report from the house criminal jurisprudence committee Representative G C Morris of Greenville cites harm to schoolchildren morals and government duty to guard the next generation Operators seek legalization and a maximum $10 annual tax with revenue projections around 000000 in proceeds
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House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
G. C. Morris
Greenville
Tax on Newspaper Ads Sparks Long Fight in Court
A federal court ruled on March 2 that act 28 of the 1984 general assembly, known as Huey Long’s two percent tax on newspaper advertising revenues, is unconstitutional. The decision centers on the levied tax against newspapers and related publications amid broader tax disputes.
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