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Newspaper
Del Rio Evening News
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
2
Rates list months and year terms with figures: One Year six dollars, six months four dollars, eight months one dollar forty nine cents, One Month sixty cents. The notice promises corrections for erroneous reflections upon any person or firm once brought to management attention.
A Michigan editor compares Franklin to a balanced reformer who pursued radical change while staying grounded in practicality. He notes Franklin as a New Dealer who valued progress yet remembered payrolls, diplomacy, and common sense. The piece argues reform can blend ideals with realism.
The War Department blocks the Senate Munitions Committee from viewing 70,000 World War I photographs kept in Signal Corps vaults. A captain will bring a representative collection to Capitol Hill, but images of dead soldiers or potential identifications will not leave custody. The move sparks protest over treating public property as restricted.
The piece notes the world’s largest uncut diamond in the United States and quirky items such as a Chicago youth claiming to be a musician who was jailed for pawning instruments he could not play, plus local observations about justice and politics and a collapsing house after a Pittsburgh man slammed his front door.
Examinations for estate licenses as veterinarians were held at Texas A M College during the 12th semi annual meeting of the State Veterinary Medical association on June 3 4 and 5. Eleven members of this year's graduating class took the exams at the college. The event included executive meetings and admission of new members with several veterinarians delivering talks on technical subjects.
Alice and John enjoy barbecued chicken barbecued mutton and roast beef on hot day lunch. Mary joins for a casual midday meal and chat.
Kilgore June 7 Between 500000 and 1000000 barrels of oil are burned in East Texas yearly L J Peters of Longview charged at a hearing by the Railroad Commission tender committee on amount of oil recovered from tank bottoms Peters said tank bottoms are burned by major and independent operators to avoid the 75 percent charge back to lease allowable when bottoms are turned to reclamation plants He said burning violates conservation whether done under a commission permit or code.
Cannelton Ind June 7 A citizenship course includes driving lessons for 37 senior students. Each week provides one hour of actual driving and one hour of classroom study. Superintendent Harry Davidson instructs. The course is the only one of its kind in the state, inspector W R Mullins notes.
A steam locomotive reaching 120 miles per hour promises to reduce the severity of grade crossing accidents, according to the Houston Post editorial.
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