02 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
1
J Felton Lane is listed as Editor and Proprietor with Mrs W C Bishop as Associate Editor and D B Carrington as Plant Manager in the periodical’s editorial staff page.
The editorial defends populist economic justice, arguing public sentiment nudges large owners toward the common man. It recalls 1931 proposals for a billion to ten billion dollar national employment program, critiques newspaper leadership, and urges Congress to authorize substantial bond funding for nationwide public works to restore buying power and end unemployment.
A long editorial argues for strong press action against sweatshops and lax laws. It cites Roosevelt and Senator Sheppard supporting reform, highlights harsh working hours and pay in Connecticut shops, and praises newspapers for exposing the racket. The piece urges gratitude for the press and its role in protecting labor standards and American business ethics.
The Houston Chronicle notes a global surge of youth joblessness described as the never yet employed. It cites Britain’s made work, Wales coal region unemployment, and rising numbers in schools as symbols of a broader social crisis. King George’s address signals royal concern, while America and England face this persistent challenge to social order.
The quote contrasts two visions of prosperity. It states the Democratic aim to raise mass prosperity so that the broad gains lift the wealthy and society as a whole toward greater general prosperity.
The Chronicle notes conditions and problems highlighted by an earlier editorial writer, whom the subject matches in predicting dangers. The account shows the writer was nearly a year ahead in identifying the risks discussed, underscoring foresight and concern.
A student editor at Sam Houston Normal writes that growth never ends. Mental and spiritual growth accompany physical development, and continuous effort builds skill. Perfection comes from habit and continued practice, while happiness lies in achievement through persistent work.
Houston reports State Comptroller George H. Sheppard is expanding the tax-collection network, opening his sixth district office as he targets evaders in gasoline and cigarette taxes. Officials estimate annual losses exceed 4 million dollars in gasoline taxes and 1.5 million in cigaret taxes, with stronger enforcement following new emergency laws.
The new law requires complete interlocking records to track gasoline from refiner to retailer and to prevent adulteration with tax free fuels. Violations become felonies. Comptroller officials visit stations to instruct violators and collect fuel samples. second offenses trigger charges as agents expand into Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Houston and Longview Tyler.
Hearne Board of Education warns parents after property depredations at the Grammar School. Boys with air public safety items and "Black person shooters" caused many broken windows and may face payment demands. Parents urged to supervise children and not allow unsupervised play on campus.
The P. & M. bank and post office were closed Tuesday in observance of Memorial Day. A street display of flags also marked the day.
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