First I Lubbock South Plains Sunday Avalanche Journal
The Sunday issue of the Avalanche Journal Publishing Co. in Lubbock carries a notice from Parker P. Prouty General Manager describing the paper as an Independent Democratic publication. It outlines fair news reporting and nonpartisan editorial stance and notes postal service status and Associated Press membership.
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Texas faces burden of Old Age pensions costs
The Avalanche-Journal notes Texans voted for an Old Age Pension and faces a special legislative session to raise revenue. It cites state auditor Carpenter and tax commissioner Anderson estimating annual pension costs at about 56 million, plus 10 percent admin, with funding likely from liquor taxes, luxury taxes, ad valorem, income, or general sales taxes.
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Standardizing Travelers Aims at Global Dress and Manners
An observer returning from Europe notes fewer conspicuous American tourists due to dress. A world standard of costume and manners could ease international relations and reduce hostility, while cartoons of Americans in Europe fade. The piece lampoons passport policy and political figures with a mix of satire and concern for constitutional values.
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Roosevelt avoids flashy speeches on western trip
Hyde Park insiders report President Roosevelt will skip public barnstorming in favor of restrained remarks in railroad yards as experts advise against big speeches during the crackdown period ending. The piece notes possible message to Legion at St Louis and hints at Colby's health and Johnson's role in shaping events.
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Strengthen ye the weak hands and be not afraid
A devotional excerpt cites Isaiah 35 3 6 urging the fearful to find courage and trust in God. It promises restoration, opened eyes and ears, movement for the lame, and singing in the wilderness as waters break forth. The message emphasizes divine arrival and salvation.
Reproduction of Texas History Works By Steck Company
The Steck company of Austin plans to reproduce rare Texas history and adventure books in facsimile to broaden access. The runs cover history biographies and adventure with titles from Holley Newell Foote Yoakum Linn Brown Fulmore Wall Oskison and others. The program aims to stimulate study and provide affordable access for schools colleges and readers of Texas history. The review also discusses Glassers Vein of Iron Brothers Three and other titles in the same period.
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Careerist Requires Share Of Love
A 1938 NEA column by Helen Welshimer discusses Edith Stern’s view of modern girls seeking love over career. It argues happiness comes from emotional security with a partner, not mere economic or professional achievement, and that women value affection as the core of fulfillment over status or fame.
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West Texas Gets Snubbed in Centennial Celebration Debate
Editor notes Texas Legislature allocated three million dollars for the Texas Centennial. main celebration in Dallas with other cities receiving varied sums. West Texas laments lack of state support, urges regional unity, warns on unequal representation and the need for balanced political power to secure fair funding.
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Wartime quotes from officials and leaders
A compilation of political quotes from various figures including Representative Hamilton Fish and Admiral Isamu Takeshita. The remarks touch on war, pacifism, political strategy, and national pride with differing views on war’s inevitability and the impact of protests.
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Commodore Perry
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Brighter Side Of Life Lice Parlor Bets On Horses
In Philadelphia a beauty parlor scene shifts to horse betting with a humorous take on luck and facial improvements. A New York noise campaign gains a leader named Bhirley Wynne while Attorney General Cummings sails to Europe to assess potential imports and a multi billion matter.
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