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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1938

Page

5

U S Engineer to Open Probe of Colorado River Dam

U S Reclamation Bureau engineer H W Bashore arrived in Austin to begin a flood investigation of the Colorado River basin at the request of E E Erwin and others. He will confer with PWA’s M W Reid and survey stream records, water stages, and flood levels between Marshall Ford and the Gulf. A Senate hearing on Buchanan basin is planned for the Texas Capitol next Monday.

Austin H. W. Bashore United States Reclamation Bureau Colorado River Harold L. Ickes E. E. Erwin Columbus Chamber of Commerce Bashore M. W. Reid Public Works Administration Colorado Buchanan Dam Marshall Ford Dam Gulf Ickes Texas Senate Buchanan Capitol

Scientist Finds Capacity Test for Alcohol Tolerance

In Agnew and Stanford work, Dr. John Nagle tests skin reactions to alcohol and correlates redness with drinking capacity. He observes 100 alcoholic inmates and 100 general drinkers, noting higher skin sensitivity among inmates and predicting intoxication levels with highball doses. Officials anticipate adoption by medicine within a decade.

Agnew Calif John Nagle State Hospital Nagle W. H. Manwaring Stanford University Manwaring Stanford Organized Medicine American Medical Association Agnew Institution

Bet to pay billions in 500 years between two men

Baton Rouge, J. D. Stroller and R. E. Collins of Zeigler Illinois wager 2.50 each on a bet that grows to 2.084 billion dollars by 2032. They signed papers and deposited the stake, with the bank to pay the amount to the winner’s heirs, as the two men reaffirmed the agreement last week.

Baton Rouge J. D. Stroller R. E. Collins Zeigler Ill Stroller Louisiana Capitol Building Collins

Proposed Constitutional Amendment H J R No 20

Texas legislature proposes an amendment to Article XVI Section 1 to change the oath of office for legislators and all state officers. The measure sets election timing for November 1938 and provides a $5000 appropriation for publication and election costs. Edward Clark signs as Secretary of State.

House State of Texas State of Texas United States

American Spirit and Politics Prompt A Lively Critique

A Melbourne Arkansas Times column lampoons American life, noting rising debt, government dependence, consumerism, and political apathy. The piece decries attitudes that favor office ease over work, calls out taxes funding politicians, and mocks civic indifference with sharp, humorous social commentary.

America Mae West Clark Gable Lumenburg Melbourne Ark

Garner Pledges Help to O'Daniel

Vice President John N. Garner added his pledge of support to W. Lee O'Daniel after his Texas gubernatorial nomination. A letter written by Garner from Uvalde was received at the O'Daniel residence in Fort Worth. Garner offered his services to aid the administration and wished health and happiness to O'Daniel.

John N. Garner W. Lee O’daniel Texas Garner Uvalde O’daniel Warner Road Fort Worth

July gasoline tax collection is record

July gasoline tax receipts set a record at 4470719 dollars, topping the previous high of 4444466 dollars in August 1937. Comptroller Sheppard said current fiscal year totals exceed last year’s by 2774362 dollars, noting no recession visible in Texas gasoline sales.

Austin Sheppard Texas

Accident Proves Lucky One For Boy Saved Operation

Tulsa Oklahoma reports a year old boy injured with a lodged jackstone in his throat. An ambulance carrying him to hospital for removal collided with another car, and the child coughed up the obstruction during the crash, saving his life. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bryant, are grateful as the boy recovers from head cuts.

Tulsa Okla J. E. Bryant

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