Interstate Commerce Commission Power in 1932
The text argues the ICC combines autocratic power with open competition goals, expanding from five to eleven members by 1920 and wielding authority over railroads, water carriers, and communications services. It notes ICC rate control, interlocking directorates limits, book-keeping dictates, and the broad reach of its regulation, warning of further federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Congress
United States
Western Newspaper Union
Tragic Highway Robbery Claims Hendrickson Fiancee
Ervin Conway of Bryan and his fiancée Miss Ledelle Hammond of Kosse were victims of a highway hijacking Friday night on highway 6 near Hearne. Hammond was killed, Conway wounded, and two men and a woman were later detained for questioning as authorities pursue the trio, with rewards posted across Kosse Bryan and Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Conway
Bryan
Ledelle Hammond
Rosse
Highway 6
Conway
Miss Hammond
Baylor University
W. R. Hammond
Mr. Conway
Robertson and
Brazos
Bryan Daily Eagle
Kosse
Houston
J. H. Reed
Binford
Harris County
John R. Grace
W. A. Nickelson
Robertson County
Franklin
Reed
E. H. Hammond
Brazos County
Roy Miller
Waco
Miller
Grace
First Baptist Church
Kosse High School
W. H. Andrew
First Corinthians
First Baptist Church of
Bremond
J. M. Dawson
W. M. Seeley
Houston Post
E. H. Hamond
Read
C Conway
R. Miller
Sherif Reed
Hammond
Turner
Glover
Taylor
Weems
Kosge
Carbo Jackson Dies From Gun Shot Wounds
Funeral services were held for Carbo Jackson who died Saturday night in a Bryan hospital after gunshot wounds from a shooting in Hearne. He was a longtime Hearne resident, survived by his mother Toonts Jackson, brothers and sisters, and his wife Vivian Jackson.
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Carbo Jackson
Bryan
Carbo
Hearne
Toonts Jackson
Vivian Jackson
Services at St. Marys Sunday Mass 10 30 a m
A church notice lists services at St. Marys on Sunday June 25 with Mass scheduled for 10 30 a m. The item confirms worship times and location.
Special Session of Congress Brings sweeping New Powers
The session called by President Franklin D. Roosevelt after his 1938 inauguration adjourned with a record of rapid, monumental enactments. It authorized massive spending for relief and jobs, new federal agencies, price fixes, mortgage relief, bank reforms, public works, tax increases, and broad government control of banking and industry, alongside labor and veteran benefit reductions.
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Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Funeral Service Saturday For Frank Degelia
Frank Degelia sixteen died Friday morning near Hearne after illness during May exams. Survived by parents four brothers and three sisters with many Dallas and Hearne relatives. Funeral at St Anthony's Bryan with burial in Bryan Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers named, Creed Funeral Home handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Degelia
C. M. Degelia
Hearne
Frank
Joe
Dallas
Johnnie
Sammie
L. C
Near
Pete Trentacost
Anna
Carrie Degelia
Near Hearne
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Bryan
Basil Brain
Bryan Catholic
Joe Degelia
John Perrone
Henry Pinto
Phil Viviano
Pete Morello
J. B. Creed
Creed Funeral Home
John DePuma
Decedent
Felix Rotello
Rena May
Barry Catina
Carrie Collett
Lawrence Genora
Jim
Charlie Degelia
Health Nursing Organization In Meeting Here
The Board of Texas Organization for Public Nursing met at the Oxford Hotel on June 18 to discuss affairs linked to the work. Attendees included Mrs. Zula L. Powell of Fort Worth as president, Miss Celia Moore of Austin as secretary, and directors Miss Caroline Atkinson of Houston and Miss Margarite Cunningham, Mrs. D. Brooks Cofer of Bryan. Powell and Moore attended a later session with Mrs. J. L. Brock and Mrs. L. E. Ledbetter in Dr. S. J. Alexander’s home for the day’s meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Texas Organization For Public Nursing
Oxford Hotel
Zula L. Powell
Fort Worth
Celia Moore
Austin
Caroline Atkinson
Houston
Margarite Cunningham
D. Brooks Cofer
Bryan
Powell
Moore
J. L. Brock
L. E. Ledbetter
Covey of Quail Being Mothered By Bantam Hen
Paul Le Gross a Dallas candy company salesman recounts Mumford’s bantam hen mothering 16 quail from a nest found after J. L. Callaway cut hay and accidentally killed a quail. Eggs, 18 gathered, 16 hatched and all survive. The bantam cares for them as her brood. Credit Bryan Daily Eagle.
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Mumford
Paul le Gross
Dallas
J. L. Callaway
Mr. Callaway
Bryan Daily Eagle
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William Brackart
Lame Bode
Dinosaur Rock
India
Utah
North Polar
WNU
St. Mary’s
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee River Valley
Health Nursing Organization
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