Dr Crook criticizes the press at Corpus Christi convention
Dr William H Crook former congress candidate and current San Marcos Baptist Academy president urged Texas publishers to restore confidence with affirmative reporting. He warned against overreliance on journalistic techniques and said the press should remain a factual transmitter of information not a tool to guide public opinion. He stressed the people must assert themselves rather than abdicate responsibility to media.
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William H. Crook
Congress
Texas Press
American
Crook
San Marcos
America
Quick Quiz On Medicine In Townsend Plan Debate
A guest opinion from the Elgin Courier News questions the Townsend Old Age Plan tying medical aid to Social Security. It claims misinformed fears and outlines the Administration's stance that doctors are not paid for office visits, with payment limited to hospital or clinic services after an initial $20.
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Townsend
Season For Drowning Warns Of Foam Kickboards
The National Safety Council warns that foam kickboards, though useful for beginners in pools, mislead users in open water. Lifeguards recount 165 children rescued in three hours as many ventured into oceans wearing the devices, risking drowning despite supervision.
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National Safety Council
Council
Acker Leads Jacksonville Industrial Push Amid Years of Service
T E Acker longtime Jacksonville mayor and head of the Chamber of Commerce Industrial Contact Team drives efforts to attract industry. His group eyes three prospects and may announce one or two more this year while Acker reflects on his 52 year public and banking career in the city.
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T.E. Acker
Jacksonville
Chamber of Commerce
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Quotes on Freedom by Great Thinkers
A compilation of statements from Woodrow Wilson Thomas Paine William Wadsworth William Haward Thaddeus Stevens Ralph Waldo Emerson and Harry F. Byrd on the meaning and defense of liberty. It presents views tying freedom to civic duty vigilance and responsibility across eras.
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Thomas Paine
Harry F. Byrd
BUT BUCKET BLASTS AGAIN Sluggish OGU Spire Says Extremists Lurk
A satirical local society meeting laments extremist underworld moves while condemning current politics. Wheeler Bucket attacks government neglect as officials fret land reform taxes and Fourth of July hazards amid a fractious, gout‑ridden agenda and improvised poetry.
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American Medical Association
O&a
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Cherokeean Texas Oldest Weekly Starts New Billing Terms
The Cherokeean notes subscription rates of 3.06 yearly and 1.78 for six months in county plus 408 yearly and 2.30 for six months out of county with sales tax included. E H Whitehead is publisher and office manager, Glenn Brown editor, and Mrs E H Whitehead handles business.
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Glenn Brown
E. H. Whitehead
Rusk
Texas
Government Promises More Aid and Shared Culture
A verse excerpt laments government dependence on state aid. It questions capitalist strain and extols a single plan to provide food clothing and guidance, urging sustained government support for free-born citizens.
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Mr. Bucket
Mr. Goodspeed
O&a
Magdalena Oberhoff
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