Itching HeelGrasshopper Mind and the Call to Work
A reflective piece urges perseverance over shifting aims. It contrasts hard work with the grasshopper mind, citing examples of men who toiled hard and built steady livelihoods while warning that indecision leads to failure and lost opportunity.
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Fannin County
Texas
Tennessee
Gas bill delays flame as teacher lights gas
A classroom exchange explains that a gas flame will not light when the bill is unpaid. The teacher demonstrates with a match over a burner, and the boy answers that the reason is the overdue payment.
Southland Paper Mill Marks New Era in Texas Pine Belt
The Southland Paper Mills plant in Lufkin is inaugurating a new era in the South with a single unit newsprint mill completing in January and first runs on January 17. It will produce about 50 000 tons yearly from East Texas pine and chemical pulp, using 120 tons of pine and 30 tons of chemical pulp daily. The mill, led by Ernest L. Kurth, will supply newspapers across Texas and the Southwest, with an initial output capable of halving Texas paper demand.
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the Sun
Lufkin
South
Lufkin Daily News
Dallas News
Ernest L. Kurth
Texas
Southwest
Southland
Southland Paper Mills
Thompson's oil tax stance drives Texas governor bid
Ernest O. Thompson, a fluent but cautious candidate, backs a five cent per barrel oil tax to fund social security and frames the issue as oil tax versus sales tax. He plans no late campaign blitz, aiming to appeal to the masses with a practical program while navigating past doubts about brilliance.
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Austin
Ernest O. Thompson
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Thompson Backtracks on Civil Service and Urges Oil Tax Plan
Thompson shifts stance on civil service, arguing merit system needed. He backs a five cent per barrel oil tax to fund social security, noting Texas mineral royalties history and underutilization of domestic oil. He claims 84 percent of oil goes abroad and advocates taxing production as a fair alternative.
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Texas
Oil Tax or Sales Tax Debate Highlights Local Ownership
The speaker argues against an oil tax noting most oil is owned out of state in Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia and Chicago while a sales tax would impact Texas residents only. This reflects a focus on regional ownership and tax incidence.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Texas
Manton Faces Prison After Conviction for Bribery
Martin Thomas Manton once the top U S circuit court judge is likely to begin a two year prison term within a week for conspiracy to obstruct justice. The Supreme Court refused review, marking a historic fall in the judiciary. Evidence showed his rulings were influenced by bribes totaling thousands of dollars.
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New York
Martin Thomas Manton
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
Supreme Court
Francis Bacon
England
Manton
Riddle asks how doctors treat doctors in dialogue
A child asks if a doctor doctoring another doctor must mirror the other doctor’s preferences or if the doctor doing the doctoring uses his own method. The exchange plays on repeated doctoring terms for humorous effect.
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