Didacts and Dangers in a Rural Column
A rough, opinionated column recounts Marvin Jones as a diligent congressman with possible 1940 vice presidential prospects and notes local views on Bob Stuart for railroad commissioner. It also covers traffic dangers, a car incident near the Coca Cola plant, and reflections on liberty and public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stuart
Terrell
Court House Lawn
Bill Burden
Fiukes
Envisioning Fears of Fascism and Lost Liberty
A fragment expresses warning about rising fascism in the nation surpassing communism. It argues both threaten labor, farming, and industry with liberty turning into a whispered word as society heads toward control and oppression.
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Uberty
July Transfers Required for Rural Students
Lewan Cannings county superintendent explains July is the window for rural students to transfer to a non home district school. Transfers cover yearly分 but must reflect student needs and funding distribution. Applications are now in the County Superintendent's office.
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Lewan
Seansfers
Fourth of July Safety Pointers From Health Official
AUSTIN The State Health Officer Dr Geo W Cox urges caution in Independence Day celebrations to prevent injuries tetanus and fatalities. He stresses immediate tetanus antitoxin after wounds and warns against fireworks reckless driving and dangerous swimming alongside news of Charles W Gollihugh's Friday operation and recovery in a local hospital.
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Austin
Geo Wo. Cox
Charles W. Gollihugh
Jones Reviews Federal Money Spent In Area
Congressman Marvin Jones of Texas discusses farm program payments and Farm Credit Administration loans since 1933. He notes wide distribution across Armstrong Briscoe counties and cites administrative figures showing AAA payments and FCA loans to counties in his district.
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Jones
Farm Credit’ Administration
Farm Credit Act
Flounty Aaa
FCA
Armstrong
Briscoe
High Stepper, Miss Magnolia Band Seizes National Contest
A Magnolia High School band member, Bab bye Kaughn, led the group to first in both marching and concert divisions at a national contest in Louisville. The report also notes Miss Mississippi title for M Vaughan and mentions other local figures and federal district programs expanding in Texas.
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Kier Magnolia
Louis
Babbye Kaughn
M Vaughn
Mississippi
Haveng
Bulost
Birth of Sally-Ann Parsons in June
Mr and Mrs S K Parsons Jr announce the birth of a 12 pound daughter named Sally Ann born Thursday June 23.
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S. K. Parsons, Jr
Sally-Ann
Farm Exports Up Imports Drop As Pork And Wheat Rise
US export data show corn and wheat shipments up while pork imports fall, with exports boosted by Argentina's small crop. Harvard cites new water pressure tech as a curiosity, Frances Wister earns a $1000 award for historic preservation efforts in Philadelphia.
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College Station
United States
Washington
W. E. Morgan
Extension Service of
Texas A
M. Callette
Morgan
Frances A. Wister
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Peas Plowed Under Boost Wheat Yield Says Farmer
J. W. Deger, a resident near a field, cites soil conservation as paying dividends. He grew peas last year then wheat this year. while neighbors yield seven to eight bushels per acre, his crop reached eighteen bushels per acre. He attributed the gain to plowing under the peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Deger
Mr. Deger
WL. K. Cottingane
Bible Records Rise In Old Age Benefit Claims
Federal old age insurance under the Social Security Act elevates the role of family Bible records baptismal certificates and other birth date papers in determining eligibility for lump sum benefits as payments grow larger.
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Amarillo
Social Security boosts age proof rules and lump sum details
Dewey Reed of the Amarillo Social Security Office explains that claims over 100 dollars require birth proof, except for heirs or estates of deceased workers. Lump sum payments reach 314 percent of wages since January, with lighter proof for amounts 100 or less. Beginning 1942 monthly checks begin for qualified old age benefits. Junior Killingsworth visits Grandmother Mrs Amy Muncie this week.
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Ing
Dewey Reed
Amarillo
Social Security Board
Reed
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