Maverick Calls for Jacksonian Revolution in Texas
San Antonio mayor Maury Maverick urged a Jacksonian revolution at the Fort Worth Young Democrats Jackson Day banquet. He praised Andrew Jackson, urged abolition of the poll tax, and warned that Texans must govern themselves, not be subservient to the East. He invoked Texas as a new frontier and compared modern politics to early American struggles.
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Democrats Rally For Roosevelt Third Term Idea In Texas
Texas Democrats raised about 30000 at Jackson Day dinners in Dallas Fort Worth and Paris. Speakers supported Garner for president and Roosevelt for a third term while urging economic recovery. Ferguson challenged convention talks and Maverick urged anti poll tax reforms as crowds praised Roosevelt and the party.
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Paige Given for Burbank Paige Given for Burbank
Pasadena public schools superintendent Dr. Jotin A. Sexson praised Burbank Agricultural School as the best of its kind in the United States during an open forum in San Antonio. He urged vocational education to turn natural resources into consumer products and urged schools to foster civic responsibility.
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L A Bar Invited to Fete in Austin
Harold S. Stanard San Antonio Bar Association urges members to attend Saturday ceremonies in Austin marking the Texas Supreme Court centennial. The Texas Bar Association hosts the event with Angus Wymme presiding and speakers including former Justices Greenwood Samuels Sharp and Chief Justice Cureton.
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Trish Newsmen Strike Ends After Barricade Stop
A 17 pressmen stay-in strike halted Trish News publication for 14 hours in Northern Ireland. The workers ended the barricade early and the paper will resume tomorrow. No decision on higher wages was disclosed.
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Roosevelt dinner sparks guesses on 1940 bid
President Roosevelt at a $100-a-plate Jackson Day gathering in Washington joked about his plans for 1940. Attendees debated whether his remarks hinted at a third term or a valedictory moment, while Wallace voiced hope he would be the nominee. Robert H Jackson and others avoided direct statements.
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