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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
2
Lions Club action pushes a city owned 100 by 140 foot tract on the Del Rio highway toward use as a recreation site for Sutton residents and travelers. plans include parks for children and adults, with a sense of community activity.
Over 850 qualified Gillespie County voters sign petition to the Commissioners Court seeking a section to decide if Gillespie County should have its own house and jail. The petition highlights local governance concerns and county financing implications.
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State officials and lawmakers discuss incoming revenue from gasoline, tobacco, liquor, oil and sulphur taxes, with estimates of total income near 200 million by year end. Senate subcommittee explores 20 percent departmental cuts and consolidation to erase a roughly 11.75 million general fund deficit within two years. A deaf school probe questions superintendent T. M. Scott’s qualifications amid 25 charges of inefficiency. Press agents proliferate in Austin as campaigns flood the capital with hype.
A mixing of slow voter interest and economic strain marks the 1938 Texas campaign season. Actors include Vernet C. Thompson a Dallas filling station employee and James A Ferguson a Bell county hopeful tied to Jim Ferguson. UT Regents winnow candidates for a $17,500 presidency while unrelated incidents surface in Detroit and Chicago involving a divorced husband, missed alimony, and a tramp with a manicure set.
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