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Newspaper
Del Rio Evening News
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
1
A column notes Calles losing grip on Mexico as political leaders cling to power, cites Max Baer Braddock bout speculation, and ridicules red hunting politics. It mocks Aimee’s influence, reviews a Cook County treasurer shortfall tied to loans to political friends, and recalls E. W. Scripps dying like a gentleman aboard a South Seas yacht.
A Brownwood Bulletin feature notes that friendships and enmities shape our happiness and security. It argues the value of loyal friends versus demanding ones, suggests balance in outcomes, and cites an old proverb about nourishing the wolf for summer.
Del Rio Val Verde County Red Cross sets a 500 dollar quota to assist 68 Mexican families displaced by the San Felipe Creek flood. The National Red Cross will match or exceed this amount. The awards committee, including Rev H Conger Jones and Miss Josephine Jones, reviews losses from food to home belongings. Contributions can be given at the Red Cross office in San Felipe School No. One or Del Rio National Bank.
London reports a final agreement on naval forces with Germany to maintain a 35 percent ratio to Britain. The pact covers all key points and allows Germany limited submarine construction due to larger French and Italian fleets.
Cleveland business leader Col. Leon ard P Ayres argues that foreign economies are recovering faster than the United States. He cites League of Nations data showing 1934 U S output at 63 versus 113 abroad, and steel 51 percent of 1928 here against 97 abroad, with gasoline consumption rising 140 percent overseas to 1928 level.
Cattle testing for tuberculosis in Val Verde County nears completion after delays from heavy rains. Dr. Y. J. Aiken of the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry directs the effort with seven federal veterinarians and seven county workers. Testing covers bulls, registered cattle, and 10 percent of range cattle. dairy cattle remain unfinished. The program aims to bolster county credit and fight disease statewide.
The Chicago Rock Island and Gulf Railway receives the Harriman silver medal for outstanding safety achievement among Class 1 railroads in 1934.
A new emergency measure from the 44th Legislature allows sale driven or towed unregistered cars to be handled via a $3 fee at the county tax assessor’s office. Receipts must be shown to police on request. failure to comply may result in vehicle detention and a misdemeanor charge up to $106.
Japanese military officials announce in Tientsin that the Sino Japanese crisis in North China has moved toward amicable negotiation following the dismissal of General Sung Cheh Yuan, governor of Chahar Province, today.
City of Del Rio property valuations are estimated around 5 million dollars after hearings by the board of equalization. City Clerk E F Howard notes last year's total was about 5.3 million dollars, indicating a slight decline.
On the House floor June 18 1947 Representative Maury Maverick of Texas urged the navy’s admirals to keep quiet and follow orders amid criticism of Rear Admiral Yates Stirling Brookyln Navy Yard remarks. He argued foreign policy rests with the State Department and that officials should not speak for Congress.
The Tom Wadsworth family and their relatives were located on a hill overlooking their home site after their house was swept from its foundations by the Nueces River flood near Kinney County. A rescue party planned to bring provisions Tuesday afternoon while Red Cross officials coordinated rehabilitation efforts for Kinney County flood victims.
Former Mexican president Plutarco Elias Calles leaves Mexico City for voluntary retirement at the Sanaloa ranch after a cabinet reshuffle under President Cardenas. Large crowds bid him farewell, signaling continued influence with allies ready to aid his return if desired. The new cabinet is composed of personal friends of Calles and former President Portes Gil.
Texas rangers under orders of the legislative investigating committee took charge of Agriculture Department records in Austin. Commissioner J E McDonald said Ranger Holland and Rep E E F Hunter accompanied by state auditor representatives assumed control and McDonald welcomed the action saying they might stay until Christmas.
The Highway Department reports routes out of Del Rio and Val Verde County largely unchanged with the direct Eagle Pass Highway 85 reopened Monday afternoon. Several paths remain open but traffic detoured. some routes east and north are direct while others require intermediate roads. Wide portions are rough or narrow though passable, and officials focus on improving Del Rio outlets. no crossing of the Nueces River at Uvalde or points below is yet established.
City officials announced plans to relocate the new pump house after floodwaters rose to ten feet above the eight foot walls at San Felipe Springs. Commissioner H Mike Averill said the flood would have damaged the pumps and that relocation plans are under consideration with foundations already laid at the springs site.
The annual Juneteenth celebration by local and Brackettville colored people has been postponed due to recent floods. Thomas Daniel, chairman, notes the delay and speaks on prudent timing amid the weather disruption. Terence.
A mutiny involving 208 convicts in a Kansas coal mine placed 11 guards and officials in danger at the depths of the facility. Prison authorities faced a tense standoff as inmates reportedly held hostages and claimed to have no firearms, relying on clubs and possibly knives.
In Lansing on June 18 a fight broke out in a coal mine as convict miners attacked prison guards. The mutineers seized the gun cage guarding the shaft and telephone, delaying surface contact until Superintendent Murray returned after a parley.
The Equalization board for Del Rio Independent School District completed its final protest hearing. It announced an estimated district valuation loss of about 41,000 from last year’s total of 5,285,122, with about 410 in district taxes affected, per Nellie Buchanan.
President Roosevelt directs the new NRA to monitor labor standards and fair trade practices after code abolition. An impartial committee including management and labor reps and officials from commerce and labor will supervise. The effort aims to publish reliable information and counter propaganda.
Fair tonight and Wednesday. Yesterday’s high 88 and low 77. This morning’s low 75. Expect mild conditions with warm afternoons and comfortable nights. No precipitation indicated in the near term.
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