Economic Clash Divides Roosevelt Era Business and State Policy
A lengthy analysis argues the rift between the Roosevelt administration and business leaders risks delaying recovery. It cites growth in bureaucratic and regulatory pressures, plans for banking reform and socialization, and persistent unemployment. Despite government overreach, industry voices unite to push for private cooperation and renewed employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Roosevelt
Congress
NRA
Wor
Webb County Builds New Oil Refinery in Webb County
Webb County embarks on constructing a large oil refinery at the site noted in Webb County. The Prope wix Relating company plans a new plant with capacity and production to boost local wells and supply. Construction advances toward early May startup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb County
Prope Wix
Tewnete St Sturt
Vette
Ung Singer Amdio Guests On Garden Concert
Margaret Speaks, a young American soprano, will be soloist on the Garden concert over NBC WORI at 7:20 Monday night in place of Richard Crooks. The Metropolitan tenor who recently had appendicitis will be allowed more time to recuperate. Grey Speaks will sing her mother’s composition. Radio programs list a Monday night lineup including orchestras, operatic ensembles, and various music segments with multiple station names and broadcast times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Delean
Margaret
Speaks
Plac
Richard Crops
Wiere
Weller
Grey Speaks
Courthouse Docket Noted Names and Fines
Court records list multiple defendants with penalties including 18 and 10 dollar fines. Individuals named include Edna Valentine Ava S18 and Jona Paes Tevas among others, with charges ranging from affray to pisturbing and drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Rocha
Jun Morales
Tomas Martin
Earh
Pedra Padie
al Marti
Fay Cisneros
G_ Cortez
Saneski
Fragmented deeds and notices drift through Kingston Heights area
A garbled OCR listing a series of deeds and owners including Annie Gerfers Michael Breit Pauline Tivhe Tillie Gerfers Sophie Borman and Graney with partial dates such as 1924 1835 and 1995 appears. The text also references property lots in Kingston Heights and various unrelated notices about broadcasts and conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Gerfers
Jon Gerfers
Sophie Breit
Miichael Breit
Alvine Bormon
Jeme Ksole
Pauline Tivhe
Fritz J Lisie
Tillie Gerfers
Witfers
Aminis Bobaeta
Robert Tillie Moog
Gregory
Hiz Pant
L. Gregory
Graney
Seeefler Saith Rantee Ther Pers
Ndar Mtrkei
Herman HL
Kingston
W. Orbign
To & AL Begi
Yew
Antonig Schismars
Sehit Sry
Snex
Texas counties listed in wind erosion relief program
Farmers in 48 Texas counties joined a wind erosion relief program listing acres for fuel and feed in exchange for assistance. Dr. O B Martin directs the effort covering 5 395 000 acres with 750 000 dollars federal aid. County agents select land for listing and aid purchases are through the relief administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
O. B. Martin
A. and
M. College
Relick Administration
EB. A. Baugh
Commission
Relief Administration
Uman
Aird
Ochiltree
Lipscomb
Hemphill
Roberts
Hulenkinson
Moors
Hariles
Oldham
Potter,ton
Gray
Wheeler
Collingsworth
Doorley
Armstrong
Randall
Dear Smoith
Hail
Lamb
Hala
Floyd
Cochran
Hovkley
Lubbock
Gresvy
Dickens
Yoakum
Terry
Lynn
Garza
Gaines
Davison
Borden
Clay
Brutality at Retrieve prison farm investigated by House panel
A Texas special committee found evidence of brutal treatment of convicts at Retrieve state prison farm but said the abuse was not sanctioned by management. The report cites guards striking, rope and rubber hose abuse, a convict chained to floor holes, and 21 inmates mutilating themselves since last September. Conditions reportedly improved after personnel changes.
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Austin
Wishch
Rettleve
South
Texas
Eyentee
House of Representatives
Pierce
Wenger
Retrieve Farm
Retrieve
Shelterbelt project to span Texas counties and neighboring states
Snyder Texas May 6 shelterbelt plans include twenty-one West Texas counties and parts of adjoining counties under the federal conservation program. Edgar H. Kemp says acreage to be bought in Scurry and other counties with planting spread over one to three years. The belt will extend northeast through Oklahoma and into several northern states, about 100 miles wide and one mile between strips. Trees chosen from a list including elm, cottonwood, hackberry, oaks,Willows and pines will be planted in cultivated areas and nurseries to be established locally. Landowners are not to be forced into shelterbelt participation.
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Texas
Hemphill County
Scurry, Fisher
Jones
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Kemp
Gnyder
Wilby
United States Forest Service
Obituary notices for McGleckey Johns and Marke in Texas
Obituaries list survivors and service details for Fimmett McGleckey of Somerset widow Sophia and children. Frank W Johns of Clinton with survivors. James 70 of San Antonio resident since 1910. Adelaide Marke 35 of Gulf street with children Louis and Adolph. services include Requiem Mass at St Marys St Gerard Catholic churches led by reverends Mitchell Eberts and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimmett
Frank W. Johns
Clinton, Mo
Ida F. Johns
Clineton
Adelaide Marke
Gulf Street
Italy
Rose
Aplrod
San Antonio
Susie Brill
Houston
Louis
Adolph Marke
Eruites Zizik-Kearns
St. Gerard's Catholic Church
George Eberts
Engineers Plan Corsicana Meet
The Texas section of the American Society of Civil Engineers will hold its spring meeting in Corsicana on May 3 and 4. W. W. McClendon, president, released the program highlighting engineering topics and sidetrips. Many trading engineers from across the state are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicana
Texas
American Pdety of
Civil Engineers
W. W. McClendon
Pioneer Roundup in Plainview Farmers join Hale county event
The seventh annual Hale county Pioneer Roundup will be held in Plainview on May 25. Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico residents are expected to attend. Sponsored by Plainview business and professional women, the event may bring former CHIT cowboys. A land purchase plan and timber planting notes are mentioned along with a rental ad for a 3 room furnished apartment at 1627 Montana Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Hale County Pignsets. Wi
Morrow Held in Oklahoma
June B. Morrow, convicted with Z D Bonner and John H Cunningham for selling stolen bonus to Commercial National Bank, remained jailed after attempting to flee to Reno from Minot. U S Marshal Guy McNamara said Bonner and Cunningham began eight-year terms at El Reno reformator y. Morrow was arrested in Oklahoma City after failing to arrive on time and was being identified by fingerprints and photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Morrow
Z. D. Bonner
John H. Cunningham
Commercial National Bank
Nob
Bonner
Cunningham
Southwestern Reformator
el Reno
Okla
Guy McNamara
Marrow
Fl Reno
H. L. Merry
Reformatory
Tov
iMcNamara
Morrow
Ares
Oklahoma City
McNamara
Oklahoma Gilly
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Ant Teisrer
Theeony de Leon
Adolph Hartta
Alvare
Albert McCluré
Panl Jobs
Wesley AfeCall
Emmett Dil- Forth
Tarde Povet
Gus B_Menermann
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Sophie
Borman
Pauline Sar
Repuilys
Ander
Cbsetesa
Douglas
Robert AL Milnove
OS Forma Institute of Technology
Redla Edie Ralian Noniereier
Nrc-Woal
Bee
Fisin Robinson
Lodays Light
Lower
Rio Grande Valley Vegetable Growers' Association
Patel
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Heys Street
Senora Milla Dominguez
Broadway
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Pioneer
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