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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
3
The editorial calls for foresight in drafting post amendment legislation and warns of pitfalls in proposed changes. It notes five amendments passed and discusses risks of overreach in areas like prolonged detention without trial and old age pensions. It urges lawmakers to honor voters while avoiding dangerous statutes.
Llano sees active development as two engineers work on WPA project plans for the district office in Brownwood. A new bridge to replace the June flood destruction is planned and the Buchanan dam project progresses slowly toward completion. The region expects economic upturn amid national growth trends and looming centennial and presidential election years. A rabies scare among seven bitten people adds caution.
Senator McDuffy argues Hoover once favored broad presidential power in wartime. He cites a 1924 statement on blanket authority over prices wages and transport to support concern that state rights and civilian life could be subsumed during emergencies. The exchange ties past views to current worries about executive power.
The Soviet ambassador Alexander Troyanovsky accuses U S anti-Soviet propaganda as a response to protests over pledges. He claims U S criticism is trivial compared with Soviet propaganda in America and says Moscow does not seek to push its system on others.
A Llano housewife recalls a man and son seeking yard work after leaving South Texas. They left crop fields as weed-choked and paying only 50 cents per hundred, sparking discussions on cotton picking jobs and poverty. The elder says they might starve rather than take the meager pay.
One by one pioneer settlers answer the last roll call as age claims another stalwart character. The text lauds their three-score-and-ten years, noting grace under duty, courage, and unselfish character shaping American life for successors to replace them.
The piece recounts the 1881 rush to publish a full Revised Version of the New Testament in New York and London. It notes the massive team, 12 hour setup, and rapid sales across the United States, with millions of copies printed worldwide. It muses on hypothetical early manuscripts by Thomas or Andrew and the barriers to access.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration will study poultry industry problems to aid growth. W D Termohlen said the agency seeks stronger organization and a definite policy. Paul H Cungus noted Texas poultry and turkey sectors reaching about ten million dollars in value with quality graded for market.
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