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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
3
The article quotes Jane Adams on shaping children through teaching and living. W Elery Channing stresses that the greatest hope for society lies in individual character now.
A reader notes that even if all income above 5000 a year were taxed, it would cover only about 20 percent of total government costs. Most taxes are hidden and fall on small and moderate earners, with everyday goods like bread carrying multiple levies. The piece argues for restrained government spending amid consumer distress.
A small Fourth of July parade proceeded with residents waving hats and cheering as the crowd lined the street. Local organizers thanked volunteers and noted a safe, festive celebration despite light drizzle.
RC Kidd of the University of Texas League office says a six man football district meeting is planned with approval from smaller Texas schools. Demonstrations in German football are offered in summer PE courses at North Texas State Teachers, Stephen F. Austin State Teachers, Texas Tech, and UT. Kidd predicts at least 100 small high schools will try six man football this fall as a low cost alternative. Summer UT enrollment reaches 3,117 with over one third in graduate work. first term enrollment last year was 4,457.
Analysis argues federal financing of public power could curb private utility investment. It notes stockowners in utilities would be affected and questions if public loans yield low government returns compared to private rates. Mentions rural relief work for farmers and related Senate amendment.
County correspondence lists visits and family ties in Kimble County. News touches on B L Smith and son Jim visiting, Lizzie Tisdale reuniting with Godman siblings, Gentry and Bannowsky visiting relatives, Cummins family time in Grand Falls, Amberson and Chandler trips to San Antonio, and a group from Function sharing a fishing outing with local families. A community singing event is planned at Community Hall with a Comanche quartet, plus revival work by Rev Clark in Comanche area.
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