Dreuth Cattle Being Moved Sparks Debate About Kill Policy
A column notes the idea of government killing cattle to save moving costs amid cap i tal and labor talk. The piece questions practicality and cites public fault lines over policy and expense.
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Newspaper
Del Rio Evening News
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1935
Page
1
Dust Storm Carves Dust Mound in Southwest Kansas
Farmers near Liberal recall a six foot drop in a flatland billowed by wind. A lone button like mound remains after erosion carved by three years of storms. The scene explains how dust storms originate and reshape fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Liberal
Critics echo on policy turmoil and public mood
A compilation of columnist takes on Roosevelt era experiments and economic policy. The Kansas City Star notes openness to change amid fears about government spending and policy shocks. Other cites include Carter Glass on the 4.88 billion relief bill, El Paso Times on stomach disorders from politics, Stalin on farmer autonomy, and Yale tests comparing ape and child perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Kansas City Star
NRA
AAA
Washington
Houston Post
Carter Glass
Senate
Marshall Messenger
United States
el Paso Times
Two Chosen to Represent New Wool Company
In San Angelo on March 27 the wool firm Francis and Company Inc announced Jim Hill and Russell Martin as Texas representatives. Hill has bought 25,000,000 pounds of wool since 1922 and has wartime and Canadian agriculture ties. Martin runs the southern Texas division and has ranch ties near Eagle Pass. The chartered firm plans to handle Texas wools and has already bought 100,000 pounds in San Angelo and Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Francis and Company, Inc
Summer Street
Boston
Jim Hill
Texas
Russell Martin
Hill
Jeremiah Williams and Company
Canadian Department of Agriculture
Jeremiah Williams
Robert M. Pitt Company, Inc
Martin
Bob Martin
del Rio
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Eagle Pas
Texas Wool Territory
Massachusetts
Otto H. Sturenburg
Tappan E. Francis
Johns. Stressenger
Sturenburg
Oelrichs and Company of
Pitt Company
Francis
Pitt
Texas Wools
United States Navy
Northwest
Territory Wools
Brady
Post Office Funds Sought for Big Spring Construction
W T Strange of Big Spring sought release of 132000 dollars from the Public Works Administration at Washington for construction of a new post office in his city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. T. Strange
Big Spring
Public Works Administration of Treasury
Zack Miller Loses Ranch in Oklahoma City Case
Federal Court rules that the 101 Ranch no longer belongs to Colonel Zack Miller. The report notes a separate Dallas probe into alleged cow poisoning in a price dispute and a Memphis incident where 20 masked men opened fire at the home of C T Carpenter in Marked Tree Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack Miller
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Memphis
H. L. Mitchell
The
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
C. T. Carpenter
Marked Tree
Ark
Texas highway official eyes $50 million road funds share
Washington report notes W. R. Ely of the Texas highway commission hopes Texas may receive about 50 million dollars as its allotment under the President’s work relief bill. He spoke in Washington on March 27 as part of ongoing discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. R. Ely
Texas Highway Commission
Texas
Bill Regulating Securities Sales Passes in House
The Texas House unanimously approved an administration favored measure repealing the blue sky law and setting new rules for securities distribution. It creates a state securities commissioner appointed by the secretary of state and requires licensing of all securities dealers and salesmen with license revocation after hearing evidence of fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House
Texas
Secretary of State
Aides of Bonnie and Clyde End Jail Terms
Mrs Comie Barrow Clyde’s mother Mrs Emma Parker Bonnie’s mother and Mrs Steve Davis Raymond Hamilton’s mother were freed from the county jail after completing a 30 day harassment term in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie and Clyde
Dallas
Comie Barrow
Clyde
Emma Parker
Bonnie
Steve Davis
Raymond Hamilton
Bonnie and
Farmers Planting Corn in West Texas After Grain Sowing
San Angelo March 27 Farmers report near completion of late small grain sowing and now plant corn. Large idle land from cotton acreage reduction boosts corn acreage this year while wheat and oats planting rise. Farmers note more moisture in the ground than in 1934, though more rain would help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
West Texas
Texas pension deficit reveals large fund gap
The comptroller’s review shows Texas has paid about 47 million dollars to Confederate veterans and widows since 1900, while the pension fund deficit reaches roughly 4.5 million. No legislation to trim the deficit has been introduced this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Treasury Department
Pension Bureau of the Comptroller’s Department
Virginia Cherrill Wins Divorce From Cary Grant
Virginia Cherrill of the movies was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce in Los Angeles. Cary Grant, leading man of the films, is the respondent. The decree was granted here Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Cherrill
Cary Grant
Los Angeles
Tulsa Gem Store Is Robbed
Two unmasked men held up the Ben Goldberg Jewelry Store in Tulsa and fled with diamonds and cash totaling about 50 000. The proprietor two clerks four jewelry salesmen and one customer were bound and gagged in a five minute holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Ben Goldberg
April Term of District Court Opens April 8 Del Rio
The regular April term of District Court will open in Del Rio on April 8. Those summoned for grand jury duty include A. A. Baker and O. R. Weinert among others. First week petit jurors listed and second week names follow, with numerous local residents named for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Rio
Foll Ag
A. A. Baker
O. R. Weinert
W. H. Manning
John Palmer
E. W. Brown
Arthur Deaton
Dave McBee
Dave Hutchinson
George Sartwelle
Homer Frost
R. H. Ward
Alva Woodward
Marshall Smith
Clyde Sellers
Claude Miller
W.S. Lazenby
A. B. Maxson
W. Grimmer
Anson Hoover
A. F. Childs
E. V. Easterling
J. G. Brite
F. T. Mayfield
Lucious Hinds
T. H. Vaughn
Frank Walton
Albert Nation
W. T. Turner
S. L. Kennedy
David Young
O. B. Dunn
C. A. Mertz
Landon Roberts
L. G. Reid
Dan Pedrotti
J. R. Ridley
John Dobkins
E. K. Adams
Roy Chastang
W. M. Greif
H. C Schunke
Dee Newton
Elvis Stewart
E. Rowlett
Steve Salvatierra
J. Turney Terrell
W. E. Tinnin
W. F. Easterling
T. T. Tate
Martin Rose
Chris Jones
Homer Holman
Louis Qualia
Gordon Smith
John G. Hunnicutt
W. J. Dunkin
B. M Sheffey
Frank Rose
D. M. Cooper
J.R. Latham
Walter Sankey
E. W. Billings
D. E. McDougald
Claude Draper
George Strother
Paul J Poag
M. J. Wetzel
Newton Briggs
Lige Stewart
W. D. Henson
T. W. Dawe
Oscar Foster
Mrs. Ethel Ellis Dies at Del Rio Home
Mrs. Ethel Perkins Ellis 33 wife of Jack Ellis of Marshall died Wednesday morning at her Bochat Lane home in Del Rio Funeral services set for 6 p m Tuesday at Doran Funeral Home with G O Frazia minister officiating She is survived by her husband in Marshall and two children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Perkins Ellis
Jack Ellis
Marshall
Bochat Lane
Doran Funeral Home
G. O. Frazia
Church of Christ
Russia and Japan Exchange Cables After Rail Settlement
Moscow reports that Russian and Japanese foreign ministers exchanged cables on March 27 signaling progress in smoothing relations after the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute was resolved in the recent sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Japan
Textile Strike Seen After Output Curb
Frances J. Forman, textile labor leader, told the House Military Committee that the NRA authorization for a sharp cut in cotton goods production may have set the stage for another textile strike. Washington report dated March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Frances J. Forman
Deaths Equal Births in Shamrock February
Deaths equalled births in Shamrock for February, the first month of Bureau of Vital Statistics records. Eleven deaths and eleven births were recorded in the city during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Interest Rates Cut on Federal Land Bank Loans
The Federal Land Bank will charge 4 percent interest on new loans closed after April 1 1935 replacing 5 percent. Commissioner loans stay at 5 percent. Del Rio district ranchmen expect refinancing. six counties Val Verde Terrell Edwards Kinney Sutton Crockett have about 3.4 million dollars in loans through the local association plus 800 thousand from the loan commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
del Rio
W. P. Wallace Jr
del Rio National Farm Loan Association
Wallace
John M. van de Mark
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Land Bank Commission
Val Verde
Terrell
Edwards, Kinney
Sutton and Crockett
Baruch Defends Sale of Holdings During War
Bernard M. Baruch, former World War Industries Board chair, told the Senate Munitions Committee he sold all holdings that touched upon his official duties when called to war service. He labeled the insinuations and amendments as unfounded and urged an end to the questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
World War Industries Board
Senate Munitions Committee
Big Pacific Clipper Hops for San Diego
The Pan American clipper ship departed for San Diego as the giant air service inaugurates a trans Pacific route. In Washington officials expect the service to begin around April 10 as the Post Office Department approves the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Miami
Trans-Pacific Air Service
Washington
Post Office Department
Victims of Car Accident Improve At Sanitarium
Mrs. James House and her seven year old son Joe were reported doing well at Williams Sanitarium after a Tuesday 13th Street and Avenue F collision. Mrs House had a sprained back lacerated arm and ear while Joe suffered a back sprain head bruise and mouth cuts. Their car overturned several times injuring three other children Colby Jim and Bill House and Mrs Emma Ball. Mrs Walker and daughter Gail suffered nervous shock with no injuries. Mr House sister Wade House of Del Rio and en route to Sanderson with his family after visiting his mother in Carrizo Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James House
Joe
13Th Street
Avenue F
Williams Sanitarium
Sanderson
J. Autrey Walker
Mr. House
Wade House
del Rio
Carrizo Springs
California Man Too Large to Go to Jail
Sacramento reports George Stamp a 24 year old ranchman weighed 470 pounds and refused to enter jail due to size. He was charged with violating internal revenue laws, appointed a trusty, and released on bail the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sacramento
Cal
George Stamp
Dust Storm Grips North Texas With Severe Haze
Blowing dust and a strong north wind sweep across Texas bringing what officials call the year’s worst dust storm. North Texas defogged in a reddish haze, temperatures dropping, with Abilene Lubbock and Del Rio reporting difficulties breathing and near freezing air. Weather bureau forecasts colder, partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday. Ironically high temperatures earlier in the week above 90 degrees. San Angelo reports this season’s worst dust reach the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Abilene
Lubbock
Plains
Vinegarone
North Texas
del Rio
Weather Bureau
San Angelo
Langtry Relief Rolls Rendered Empty by Ranch Work
Langtry has no relief applicants as seven families were eager to enroll but an inspection found all eligible residents employed on ranches. County Relief Administrator EF. S. Block said the town currently has no one seeking aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langtry
Comstock
Relief County
EF. S. Block
Germany Seeks Military Parity With Western Powers
Berlin reports official sources say Germany demands absolute equality of arms with Western European powers, excluding naval strength. Germany seeks gun for gun and man for man parity with France and likely superiority to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
France
Russia
Border Slayer’s Death Sentence Is Affirmed
The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the death penalty for Ramiro Galvan, accused killer of Ivan Scot ten, a Border Patrolman, in a gun battle near El Paso in 1929 between federal officers and alleged smugglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Ramiro Galvan
Ivan Scotten
el Paso
Weather Del Rio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with Thursday fair and colder. Yesterday’s high 91 and low 68, this morning’s 63. West Texas freezing in the north tonight, with the south remaining fair and colder Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Rio
Nighttime Rain and Frost Outlook Across Regions
Rain showers move through the Southeast tonight while the Northwest and North Central see likely frost. Temperatures fall, bringing colder conditions in the South and extreme East as a chilly night settles in.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Gish
Canada
Merriam
Huey Long
President Roosevelt
Stalin
Soviet Russia
New York Times
Yale University
NEW Wool Company
ASK Post Office Fund
Ethel Ellis
Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps
Douglas McDougal, Jr
Smedley Butler
John H. Russell
McDougal
Philadelphia
NEA Features, Inc
Commissioner
Baruch
Associated Press
Europe
Border Slayer
East
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