Roosevelt seeks power for arms embargo amid global tension
The piece urges Congress to empower the president to declare an arms embargo to curb war, citing jungle warfare in Bolivia and Paraguay and alleging munition makers push wars. It argues arms shipments from France Britain and Germany fuel conflict and calls for accountability and action. It notes civic support for driver license laws to curb auto accidents, highlighting deterrent effect and reduced crashes in states with such laws.
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Wise words on crime and reform from a Texas editor
The Texas speaker laments annual crime costs over 100 million dollars and rising crime, criticizing ineffective remedies and blundering methods. He cites ignorance of the disease as a root cause and questions why society condones criminal brutality while seeking better solutions.
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The Crime Problem and the Education Solution
A long essay argues crime is a human issue tied to poverty, education, and environment. It cites Texas prison data and urges schooling, moral guidance, and swift punishment to reduce crime. The piece links crime to Tuberculosis as a social contagion and stresses reform over clemency.
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Holliday Retained on Relief Board by Supreme Court
Austin May 30 The Texas Supreme Court ruled that Coke Stevenson acted without legal authority in removing R L Holliday of El Paso from the state unemployment relief commission. Stevenson had ordered Holliday unseated for cause and appointed Julius Dozenfield Jr of Amarillo to succeed Holliday who had been chosen by the speaker.
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Palace Theatre-P Showings Friday and Saturday
Glasscock Flying Circus brings stage acts to the Palace Theatre P Friday and Saturday. Zane Grey’s The Last Trail screens on the program, offering a double feature for local patrons.
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