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Newspaper

Del Rio Evening News

Location

Del Rio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

3

Supreme Court and NRA ruling reflect fears of Fascism and Communism

In a Washington piece, Rodney Dputcher notes the Supreme Court’s backlash to the NRA Schechter decision, arguing justices fear concentrated power and prefer curbing federal social economic expansion. The NRA ruling, critics say, stalls future industrial legislation and leaves Congress uncertain about acceptable forms of regulation.

Supreme Court NRA Rodney Dputcher Washington NEA U. S. Supreme Court New Deal Schechter Humphries Frazier-Lemke Congress

Maize Blight Ravages West Texas Acres

Thousands of acres of maize in West Texas are ruined by a blight described as maize bacteria stripe by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. In Runnels County at least 20,000 of 40,000 to 50,000 acres of crops are destroyed, with similar losses across Tom Green Concho Coleman Taylor Brown and Callahan Counties. The disease starts at the roots then kills or stunts young stalks and has limited impact on feterita and cane. Researchers study to devise control methods.

Ballinger Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Runnels Finno V. Cook Tom Green Concho Coleman Taylor Brown Callahan West Texas

Fort Worth Livestock Market Steady Bid Prices Minor Variations

Fort Worth stock market reports steady early bids across sheep and cattle. Spring lambs bring 6 to 7.50, fat yearlings 5 to 5.75, two year fat wethers 4.50 or less, calves 3 to 3.25. Cattle receipts 2,000 with 600 calves. Saturday outlook includes 500 sheep 300 cattle 300 hogs. slaughter cows steady. grass slaughter steers near 5.50. best heavy calves 6 to 6.50. few good weighty yearlings at 8.50.

Fort Worth del Rio National Bank

Gable Finds Solace Away From Hollywood On Mountain Trips

Clark Gable describes himself as just a local man to remote Utah and Colorado mountaineers who rarely see pictures or demand autographs. He hunts with pack horses between Metro films and says friendship with ordinary people keeps him balanced as the Princess Theatre screens After Office Hours with Constance Bennett.

Gable Utah Colorado Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Los Angeles Feller Hollywood Tall Timbers Metro-Goldwy-Mayer Constance Bennett Princess Theatre Stuart Erwin Billie Burke Harvey Stephens Katharine Alexander

Crystal City and Del Rio All-Stars Meet Sunday

Crystal City All-Stars travel to Cow Boy Park to face Del Rio All-Stars Sunday afternoon. First game at 3 p.m. followed by 4 30 p.m. game. Prior postponed matchup Bank-Wool House versus Kelley-Burditt completed.

Crystal City Crystal City All-Stars del Rio All-Stars Cowboy Park Bank-Wool House Kelley- Burditt Kelley-Burditt Eagles Federals Gemstocks Aces McCollum

Naylor Hotel Names Damon Hicks as New Manager

Damon Hicks appointed manager of the Naylor Hotel in San Angelo after Jimmy Cox's move to El Paso. The hotel, seven years old, recently completed renovations and redecorations.

Damon Hicks Named Manager of Naylor Hotel in San Angelo

Damon Hicks was announced as the new manager of the six story Naylor Hotel in San Angelo by proprietor A L Turner. Hicks succeeds Jimmy Cox who moved to El Paso after serving as assistant manager. The Naylor has completed repair and redecorating and sits on the city’s oldest hotel site built seven years ago. Hicks began his career at the Hotel Graham in Brownwood eight years ago and previously served as clerk at the Naylor before stints at Crawford in Big Spring and Scar Bauer in Midland. He returned to the Naylor in September 1934.

Jimmy Cox el Paso Damon Hicks San Angelo Naylor A. L. Turner Hicks Fl Paso Naylor Hotel Graham Brownwood The Crawford Big Spring Scarbauer Midland

Way to prevent cheating at gas stations discussed

Washington June 7 secretary of the marketing division of the American Petroleum Institute urged the national conference on weights and measures to help oil firms assure motorists receive full weight and measure. Stroop warned against short deliveries and called for cooperation to protect the public while noting the cost of foolproof pumps.

Way Washington D. W. Stroop The American Petroleum Institute National Conference On Weights and Measures Stroop

Buffalo Hunters viewed by pioneer West Texas cowboys

J. M. Johnson recalls early West Texas buffalo history from 1876 to 1878. He describes rapid hunting by outsiders for 75 cents a hide, widespread slaughter, and the decline of available game. Johnson notes the last wild buffalo sighting near Mount Moro in 1878 before continuing ranching career.

Ballinger Buffalo Bill J. M. Johnson West Texas Johnson Tom Mathews Fort Worth Texas Johnson Reates Mount Moro San Angelo Mathews Wyoming J. H. Parremore Outfit Winters

Jim Wells Dairy Cattle Tested for Bang's Disease

Dairy herds in Jim Wells County are tested for Bang's disease under USDA supervision. Dr. R W Hayes leads the effort with 1 768 cows tested and 443 reacting. Government compensation ranges from 20 to 50 dollars per head, plus market prices for condemned stock. News sells for 5 dollars a year by mail.

Alice Jim Wells County United States Department of Agriculture R. W. Hayes Fort Worth Division of Animal Husbandry

Guffey Bill Held Mine Peace Hope

Senator Joseph F. Guffey's bill aims to halt a 450000 strong coal miners strike. John J. Lewis, mine workers president, says passage could stabilize the industry. Operators and miners rush amendments to win congressional support before the June 17 strike date.

Congress Joseph F.guffey Dem John J. Lewis

Llano Ranch Land Brings $14.40 Acre

H B Opp sells 1 060 acres in Llano County to Edmundstein of Fredericksburg at 1440 per acre totaling 15 264 dollars. Opp also leases the ranch for five years. Lease charges on West Texas ranch land range from 15 to 20 cents a month for sheep with the per acre price 30 to 50 cents a year. Reginald Atkinson leases Viola Belcher ranch area near Stiles and H C Noelke leases land between Rankin and Midland. Leo Richardson Clanton Smith and Jerry Monroe lease land around Rankin.

San Angelo H. B. Opp Llano County Edmunds&tein Fredericksburg Opp West Texas Reginald Atkinson Viola Belcher Stiles H. C. Noelke Rankin Midland Leo Richardson Clanton Smith Jerry Monroe

Want Ads Offer Clues For Daily Life And Solutions

Classified notices show readers seeking employment, housing, services, and items for sale. They reflect local economy and priorities with entries from individuals and small businesses, including requests for help, sale of household goods, and service offers across neighborhoods.

Oil Land Income Tops Texas University Funds

Oil royalties from West Texas holdings total $17,789,966 for the University of Texas, funding its permanent fund. For the year ending April 30 royalties reached $812,745, boosted by higher crude prices, while five month totals for 1935 lagged 1934.

Austin West Texas University of Texas

Mimeograph Paper For Sale At The Herald Printing Co

In January, with sixty nine thousand one hundred fourteen dollars the lowest figure was in March at nine hundred sixty six thousand eight hundred sixty one. May collections totalled three hundred sixty thousand six hundred forty three. Mimeograph paper sizes letter and legal in 16 and 20 pound weights offered for sale by The Herald Printing Co 110 W Greenwood Nod. 1.

Herald Printing Co W. Greenwood

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