Socialists in Office Shape New Deal World View
The article notes the spread of socialism in government across Europe and Mexico. It highlights Ramsay MacDonald and Clemenceau as socialists or allies, then quotes Prof. Raymond Moley on the New Deal’s completion. It reports Sonora’s governor Calles ordering churches closed and priests to leave, signaling religious suppression in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Europe
Russia
Sonora
Rodolfo Elias Calles
Calles
P. Elias Calles
Peiping cites Soviet move to wartime footing in outer Mongolia
The report claims Soviet Russia is rapidly placing outer Mongolia on a wartime basis as it readies for a potential Japanese invasion. It notes changed conditions since prior Sino Russian conflicts and references a century-old Fourier prediction about Japan and Russia. The piece forecasts new warfare methods and mentions transportation barriers across Lake Baikal.
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Peiping
Soviet
Russia
Outer Mongolia
Charles Fourier
France
Japan
Lake Baikal
U S Notifies 13 Debtors They Are Expected To Pay
The United States notified thirteen European debtor nations that they owe nearly half a billion dollars to the U S Treasury and must pay by June 15. Accounts were dispatched to ten embassies and legations, with prior arrears noted. British French and Belgian ambassadors received similar notices, issued ahead of Roosevelt's war debts message to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
United States Treasury
Roosevelt
Jenschke-Kinsel Wedding At St Marys Church
Jenschke and Miss Gladys Kinsel wed at St Marys Church on May 24 at 8 am with Father Heckmann officiating. Attendants were Eleanore Jenschke Laura Crenwelge Bernhardt Staudt Edwin Jenschke. The couple will reside in Fredericksburg where the groom works for Standard Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Bernhard Jenschke
Gladys Kinsel
Father Heckmann
Eleanore Jenschke
Laura Crenwelge
Bernhardt Staudt
Edwin Jenschke
Russell Kinsel
LaGrange
Texas
Peter Jenschke
Luckenbach
Concordia
Jenschke
Fredericksburg
Standard Motor Company
Terrell of Texas Calls U S Go Soviet in Last Speech
Representative George B. Terrell of Texas delivered his final House speech denouncing current policies. He announced retirement, expressing a belief that the Democratic Party abandoned its principles and favoring Texas independence over a United States becoming a Soviet union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George B. Terrell
House
Texas
Lone Star
Shotgun blast injures Hays County farmer in Texas yard
San Marcos Texas May 28 A A Elsner 55 a Dripping Springs farmer was injured at 5 am when a shotgun exploded as he went into his yard to shoot rabbits in his ruined garden. He suffered a broken nose deep gash under the left eye and a cut on the right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Tex
A. A. Elsner
Dripping Springs
Fredericksburg Bank Observes Holiday on June 4 1934
Fredericksburg National Bank will observe Monday June 4 1934 as a holiday and will not be open on that date.
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Fredericksburg National Bank
Dying Crops in Western Areas Under Scorching Sun
San Angelo reports crops suffer from storms heavy rains winds drought and high heat across the West. Weevil damage not yet evident in Tom Green County but area farms face risk as deserts heat and fires persist. Continuous heat in the 90s drives withering crops and receding rivers, AP says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
United States
W. S. Marshall
Tom Green
65th Anniversary Celebration at Palo Alto School
The Palo Alto School marked its 65th anniversary with a 1:30 p.m. program by students, speeches by former teachers including Judge Usener, and remarks from alumni. The afternoon featured Valley Ball games with Knopp School, cigar races, a six o'clock dinner, and a night concert with a 25 voice male choir, local string band, cowboy songs, and high school girl performances.
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Palo Alto
Judge Usener
Herman Hirsch
Willie Bratherich
Harry Heyland
Emil Neffendorf
Reinhold Weber
Wesley Franz
Hattie Ludwig
Gerhardt Petermann
Friedrich Oehler
William Burrer
Peter Land
Carl Oehler
Frank Brandenberger
Knopp School
Public School Libraries Open Wednesday Evenings
Public School Auxiliary will run public school libraries for pupils each Wednesday during vacation from 9 to 10 PM starting June 13. Misses Julia Estill and Agnes Sagebiel will serve as librarians under the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Estill
Agnes Sagebiel
Former Commander of U S Fleet Dies at Maryland Home
Washington May 28 Admiral Charles Frederick Hughes retired former commander of the United States fleet and chief of naval operations died tonight at his Chevy Chase Maryland home after a two month illness. He is survived by his widow Mrs Carolina Russell Hughes and a daughter Mrs Otto Nimitz.
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Washington
Charles Frederick Hughes
United States Fleet
Naval Operations
Chevy Chase
Admiral Hughes
Carolina Russell Hughes
Otto Nimitz
Victor Stahl Undergoes Operation Wednesday
Victor Stahl underwent an operation on Wednesday, with details of the procedure and location not disclosed in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Stahl
Editor Candidate Faces Honest Dilemma Over Voter Trust
A newspaper editor running for Governor State Senate and Attorney General is urged to be candid with readers about his political stance. Critics say his dual role affects credibility and voters deserve a frank accounting of his positions on major issues.
Wieser Seeks Gillespie County Judge Post in November
J B Wieser announces candidacy for County Judge of Gillespie County. He supports eliminating road duty if citizens desire and says road work can continue safely with existing machinery. He urges widening and upgrading country roads with local help to rival highways and improve safety and convenience for travel.
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J. B. Wieser
Gillespie County
Wieser
Reelection bids noted for county commissioners in Precincts 1 2 3
Adolf Gerhard and Joe Heep announce reelection campaigns for Commissioners of Precinct 1 and Precinct 2 respectively with long service records. Lee Brandon enters for Precinct 2 election, touting qualifications and urging voter support for the November ballot.
Mr. Adolf Olfers Announces for Gillespie County Commissioner
Adolf Olfers of Fredericksburg seeks Gillespie County Precinct No 1 commissioner. A 51 year old native of the county he is well acquainted with local conditions and pledges to serve to the best of his ability if elected asking precinct one voters for support at the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Gerhard
Joe Heep
Lee Brandon
Brandon
Adolf Olfers
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Olfers
Lightning Destroys Ranch Feed Barn in Thunder Storm
A house on the George Jenschke ranch was struck by lightning during a thunder storm last Thursday. A large pile of baled feed stored inside the barn was completely destroyed along with the building and its contents.
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George Jenschke
John Newton To Trial June 18 In Bank Holdup
John Newton, charged with robbery with firearms in a First Coleman National Bank holdup last February, will stand trial in 119th District Court on June 18 per Judge O L Parish. His wife Marie is out on bond. co defendants Mrs H B E Robards and another indicted party have no trial date set.
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Newton
H B E. Robards
Record cotton production data under Bankhead Act
Producers must file sworn annual records from 1928 through 1932 to receive individual cotton allotments. Forms are issued by the U S Department of Agriculture and require owner name, address, bale count, and location. No allotments before all county producers submit forms. county agents will forward information to county papers. County committee: Willie J. Berg Edward Gold Max Grona.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Willie J. Berg
Edward Gold
Max Grona
Community Playnights Return Supplied by Public School Auxiliary
Supervised playnights for children return this summer under the Public School Auxiliary. They start at Court House Park on Friday night June 15 at 7 30. Mrs William Petmecky heads the Auxiliary with a capable committee and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School
Court House Park
William Petmecky
San Saba Editor Named Postmaster to Succeed Hall
San Saba May 29 W A Smith editor of the San Saba News received notice from James A Farley postmaster general that he had been appointed postmaster at this place to succeed F B Hall Sr who has served for the past four years Smith's duties will begin on June 1 Smith a former county judge and past president of the Texas Press Association is a Spanish American War veteran and led the Texas Cavalry in World War I
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
W. A Smith
James A. Farley
F. B. Hall
Smith
Texas Press Association
Texas Cavalry
Mrs Chester Cordes Undergoes Operation Saturday
Mrs Chester Cordes underwent an operation Saturday of last week as reported by local medical staff.
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Chester Cordes
Comfort Broncos Fall to Giants in Ten Innings
In a tight ten inning tilt the Comfort Broncos lose 3 to 2 to the Giants. Smokey Klaerner and Christy Lindemann pitched well. An error with two outs in the seventh gives the Giants the lead. Meyer and Joe Pankratz led the Broncos at bat with two hits apiece. Red Schnerr and Frances Stahl delivered key blows to pull within striking distance. The first two innings remained scoreless.
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R. E. Jordan
Comfort Broncos
Giants
Smokey Klaerner
Christy Lindemann
Broncos
Meyer
Joe Pankratz
A. Klaerner
E. Klaerner
Red Schnerr
Frances Stahl
Summer Tour by Texas Lutheran College Choir 14 Members
Last summer a group of fourteen from the Texas Lutheran College Seguin choir toured in June. The year’s tour will be similar, with Prof H. F. Ander as manager and Pres Wim Kraushaar delivering a greeting. The choir will sing in Stonewall Harper Fredericksburg Doss Boerne Mason and Llano with a roster including Kraushaar Senne Chrisco Axell Braulick Rodeen Smith Leonhard Wiederaenders Israel Graushaar Woytek Braulik Schubert Gibson and others.
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Texas Lutheran College of
Boerne
Mason
Llano
Wim. Kraushaar
Rose Senne
Betty Chrisco
Louise Axell
Hiltrude Braulick
Rose Rodeen
Mary Smith
Theophil Leonhard
A. G. Wiederaenders
Carl Israel
Wm. Graushaar
Clifton Woytek
Roland Braulick
Oscar Schubert
H. E. Gibson
H. F. Ander
Amateur Volcano In Williamson County Reported
A Williamson county farmer reports a dough-like waxy clay erupting from the ground in his pasture. The bulge grew into a spreading depression fenced to protect livestock, with earlier activity spotted northwest of Taylor near Granger. The origin and nature remain unclear as the phenomenon continues.
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Taylor Daily Press
Henry Pfeil
Dan Doerfler
Taylor
Granger
Yeggmen Blast Safe at Reliance Roller Mills Theft
Sunday night burglars entered the Reliance Roller Mills office blew the safe with nitroglycerin and rifled desks. Albert Moellendorf found the wrecked safe and bran scattered. only 14 to 15 dollars in cash taken, no important papers missing. Fingerprint experts were summoned. no arrests by Monday.
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Yeggmen
Reliance Roller Mills
Albert ‘Moellendorf
Fredericksburg
Kraerner
Mrs John Middleton Funeral Services Held for Local Woman
Funeral services were held Monday for Mrs. John Middleton of near Hye with Judge Clark presiding. Interment followed at Post Oak Cemetery. Her husband found her body after an apparent self inflicted rifle discharge. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Mouldin Round Mountain and Mrs Frederick Deike Hye. One daughter Mrs Willie Lang preceded her in death. She was 49 years 11 months and 28 days old.
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John Middleton
Near Hye
Post Oak
Judge Clark
Johnson City
Middleton
Hye
Mouldin
Round Mountain
Frederick Deike
Willie Langbein
Sherrill to Discuss Credit Problems at Junction
On June 6 at 10 a.m. in the Junction County Courthouse District Court room, Owen W. Sherrill, secretary of the Production Credit Corporation of Houston, will discuss credit problems pertaining to the Junction Production Credit Association. Directors inspectors and county agents will attend, followed by a Chamber luncheon at noon.
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Junction
Owen W Sherill
Production Credit Corporation of Houston
Junction Production Credit Association
Junction Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Exercises Planned by Louis Jordan Post
At a Tuesday Legion meeting the Louis Jordan Post outlined Memorial Day events to be held Sunday June 10 in the Public School Auditorium. Committees were formed and further details will be released next week.
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Louis Jordan Post American Legion
Post
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