Roosevelt outlines new relief program and rail plan
President Roosevelt and Congress aim to advance a broad national relief program this week. He will propose Tennessee Valley development and Muscle Shoals restoration, followed by home owner debt relief, a reorganization plan for the rail industry, and farm relief measures.
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Wilnaker Plans School Play Saturday Night
Wilnaker residents will present a three act play titled A Poor Married Man in the school building Saturday night May 6. The cast includes Herbert Duncan Phoebe Lee Sullivan Fred Null Luella Taindsey Howard Rankin Gerturde Null Mary Duncan George Earl Winegeart. No admission charges and the public is invited.
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Texas Legislative Session Aims at Tax Reform and Budget Cuts
Press Head Van W. Stewart presides at Amarillo meeting May 5 and 6 on measures to stop tax evasions and raise enforcement of special taxes like cigarette and gross production. Comptroller estimates $5,000,000 in lost revenue will be saved. two constitutional amendments seek to cap expenditures and end the fee system for county officials. Varying salaries and tax bills face changes as the House and Senate debate education and general appropriations, aiming to maintain school funding without new taxes.
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Blind scientist foresees rapid progress in 100 years
Dr Edwin B Frost former Yerkes Observatory director predicts rapid scientific advances in the next century. He discusses alien life possibilities and radiation detection while noting recent meteorite bacteria findings and interstellar communication limits. He doubts nearby planets Mars and Benus harbor intelligent life. Contempt of court case follows in Charlestown as James Bayer is held.
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Legislature Eyes Major Cuts in State Budget
Austin reports the Forty-third Legislature nears end of regular session with projected 26 to 30 percent government cost reductions. No new commissions or taxes have been created and every branch of state government has faced budget cuts. Equally important is the passage of financial measures.
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Hudspeth Resigns as Cross Roads School Leader
The Cross Roads school records a solid year with a shortened term, new basketball court, and 27 athletic games, 22 wins. L. A. Manzer states Hudspeth vacancy to be filled soon as patrons and teachers reflect on cooperation.
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