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Newspaper

Llano News

Location

Llano, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1934

Page

2

Assyrian Refugees Moved to Brazil under League Guidance

The Assyrian refugees, once living in what is now Iraq, face massacre and ruin until the League of Nations arranges a resettlement in Brazil. Surviving descendants of Nineveh, they await relocation to a jungle colony as a remarkable, frail remnant of an ancient empire.

Amazon Brazil Iraq League of Nations League Nineveh Asia Minor News

Relief funds halted until May 31 report clouds county aid

The Texas Relief Commission warned no relief money until May 31 causing county relief officers to close doors for the month. In our area relief supplies remain available for the needy. The Llano River fishing is reportedly better this year than recent seasons, and a fair fruit crop is expected with peaches plums and pears anticipated for summer and winter storage.

Texas Relief Commission

After War Debt Demands Stir US Public View

The piece contrasts U S postwar aid for allies with demands that debtor nations honor obligations. It argues nations resemble individuals in paying debts and lauds a steadfast President who will not compromise, urging payment or default consequences.

United States Paris Siow Llano County de Vaulers

Weather Heats Up as June Approaches in Llano County

The article notes rising temperatures and a dry spell in Llano County with no rain for another week. It says young vegetation, especially corn, shows signs of heat stress but expresses hope for a general rain soon, typical for the land of promise.

Promise Llano County

Citizens National Bank Payout Boosts Llano County Aid

The ready cash being paid out by Citizens National Bank aids hundreds of people in a region where many schools shut for the year. The piece notes a shift from previous distrust to current deposits and highlights Brady's Chamber of Commerce rallying the motto We diversify is the reason we prosper while praising local progress amid limited resources.

Citizens National Bank Irady

Interest rate cut boosts new Farm Credit loans in Texas counties

San Saba Production Credit Association secretary reports Governor Myers confirms new 5 percent interest on all new loans effective immediately. Existing loans retain prior rates. Association serves farmers in Llano Burnet Lampasas San Saba Mills McCulloch counties, funded by Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston. A county picnic plan is discussed but postponed. originator plans to seek a church-led event later.

C. E. Baze San Saba Production Credit Association W. J. Myers Farm Credit Administration Washington, D. C Mr. Baze San Saba Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston Texas T. O. Roble Camp Scott Methodist Church Myers Baze Production Credit Association

Congress adjournment eyed after productive session

Monday’s paper notes Congress will adjourn around early June as Roosevelt and Democrats receive praise for a record work session. While tax reduction is desired, the West Texas Chamber of Commerce in San Angelo stresses tax collection as the urgent issue, urging Texas to collect at least half the delinquent rolls to trigger automatic relief.

Congress America Roosevelt National Congress West Texas Chamber For Commerce San Angelo Texas

Laundrymen’s National Convention Faces Declining Demand

At a Saint Louis gathering last week, laundry operators voiced concern over shrinking demand as people wear fewer clothes and households cut laundry budgets. The patronage chair noted the average load has dropped to about two pounds, while men also pare laundry spending, signaling tough times for laundries built to keep America clean.

Saint Louis America

Llano Mourns Pioneer Businessman M W Hackworth

Llano bids farewell to M W Hackworth a pioneer merchant who arrived with his family over thirty years ago and built a respected business. He was a trusted neighbor and devoted to his community and humanity his death leaves a lasting sense of regret and gratitude among residents.

M. W. Hackworth Llano Hackworth

Eight Girls in a Boat at Lantex May 30 31

Paramount feature Eight Girls in a Boat plays at the Lantex Theatre May 30 and 31 with Dorothy Wilson Kay Johnson Douglas Montgomery Walter Connolly and Barbara Barondess leading. The story follows a sheltered girl who falls for a medical student and faces dramatic consequences at an exclusive girls school. A Paramount short feature and Pathe News accompany the program.

Paramount Lantex Theatre Pathe News

Notice of Bank Liquidation at The Citizens National Bank

Notice to all note holders and claimants against The Citizens National Bank of Ligno to present their claims. Directors voted to proceed with liquidation on May 17, 1934. Geo. M. Watkins president Allen S. Johnson cashier 28-604

Citizens National Bank of

Rev W P Ray to Preach at Llano Baptist Church

The Llano Baptist church will host three services next Sunday including morning and evening sermons by Rev. W. P. Ray of San Angelo. The public is invited to attend all services.

W. P. Ray San Angelo Llano Baptist Church

Optometrist Wilbur C. Treadwell to See Patients

Notice states optometrist Wilbur C. Treadwell will be in his Liane office Saturday June 2 for eye examinations and glasses fitting. Relief for headache and eye strain offered.

Wilbur C. Treadwell

NRA Ruling Shields Piece Work Employees in Knit Underwear

The ruling protects over 26,000 workers in the knitted underwear industry by requiring pay at least the minimum wage for all hours spent on the premises when called to work. It addresses a practice of paying piece rate but less than weekly minimums and sets precedent for similar conditions in other industries. The Department of Labor notes about 8 million piece workers exist across industries, with 6 million in manufacturing and mechanical sectors.

Washington NRA Department of Labor Manufacturing Anh Mechanical

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