Court Order Halts NRA Effort to Rule Garment Industry
Hartford Connecticut five Connecticut garment makers sue to strike down the National Recovery Administration code arguing it interferes with manufacturing and interstate commerce. A temporary injunction stalls enforcement until a January 15 hearing as to wage provisions splitting rates by region.
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NRA
Hartford
Conn
National Recovery Administration
Connecticut
Recovery Administration
Edwin S. Thomas
United States District Court
United States
Philip Scapellati
Independent Cloak Company, Inc
Sokol Brothers, Inc
New Britain
Parisian Garment Company
Biltright Garment Manufacturing Company
Bridgeport
Morgenthau Replaces Woodin as Treasury Secretary
President Roosevelt promoted Henry Morgenthau Jr from acting head to full Secretary of the Treasury after Woodin’s resignation for health reasons. Morgenthau indicated his policies would continue unchanged and proceed under his leadership in Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Recovery and repeal shape Texas 1934 campaigns
Recovery and repeal push Texas politics toward a lively 1934 campaign. U S Senator Tom Connally faces Bailey Jr in a Senate race while repeal of state dry laws dominates debate alongside the national recovery program with candidates pledging support or demanding voter input.
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Alex Acheson
Texas
United States
Tom Connally
Joseph Weldon Bailey Jr
U. S. Senate
J. W. Bailey Jr
Clint Small
Amavillo
J. Ed Glenn
Kopperell
J. W. Allred
Tom Hunter
C. C. McDonald
Wichita Falls
Edgar Witt
Waco
Walter Woodall
Houston
Walter Woodward
Coleman
William McCraw
Dallas
Whitewright youth pleads guilty to passing hot check
A 22 year old Whitewright farm youth pleaded guilty before City Recorder J. D. Buster to signing another Whitewright resident's name to a $1 check to obtain cigarets in Sherman. He said he had torn open the package and needed 15 cents to pay. Patrolman Inman arrested him outside the drug store.
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Sherman Democrat
Whitewright Farm
J. D. Buster
Whitewright
Inman
Bonham Man Killed By Mule
Thomas Milton Crews, 54, was injured leading a mule on the concrete highway near Bonham. The animal jerked him down and he died Tuesday morning after being treated for a brain concussion at a local hospital.
Dr. Conway Wharton Speaks to Rotary on Africa Progress
Sherman pastor Dr. Conway Wharton told Sherman Rotary on his Congo mission experiences. He asserted Africa is no longer the dark continent, noting six million whites in South Africa and growing development in the Congo basin. He praised native Africans and described ongoing civilization efforts toward the interior. Gomer May arranged the program.
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Conway Wharton of
Sherman
Rotary Club
Wharton
First Presbyterian Church of
Belgian Congo
Africa
South Africa
Congo Basin
Dr. Wharton
Gomer May
Texas civil works awards $121 300 to state institutions
Texas civil works awards about 121 300 to state eleemosynary institutions with plans for thousands of jobs. Allocations include Terrell State Hospital 30201 for remodeling for negro women, Girls' Training School 6338 for repairs, San Angelo TB Sanitorium 23658 for six thousand days labor, Waco Dependent and Neglected Children home 7821 for hospital and laundry, Galveston Psychopathic Hospital 8161 for dining and refrigeration, Austin State School 18771 for graveling and gutters, and two smaller repairs at deaf schools 2031 and 2981.
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Austin
Texas Civil Works Organization
Board of Control
Terrell State Hospital
Gainesville
San Angelo
State Board
Waco
State Psychopathic Hospital
Galveston
Austin State School For
State School For the Deaf
State School For Colored Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
Oak Leaf from Center of Dining Room Table
A man testifies in court describing an attack by his wife who struck him with an oak leaf. He clarifies the leaf came from the dining room table center, prompting a skeptical magistrate remark.
For Sale and Rent Notice from C J Davenport
A classified line offers space for sale at 25 cents per 25 words or less with extra words charged. It advertises a rental in Northeast Whitewright: 17 acres, half cultivated, rest Bermuda pasture, available full or partial, cash or terms from C J Davenport.
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Whitewright
Bermuda
C. J. Davenport
Johnson to Act on Minor Codes
President Roosevelt by executive order authorized Hugh S. Johnson to approve all codes for industries employing 50 000 workers or less. The move speeds coverage while preserving the president’s power for larger industries and codes under the national recovery act. Roosevelt has approved 195 codes and public hearings are ongoing on about 300 more, many for smaller industries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Monumental works at low prices from Sherman firm
F. W. Hudson offers finest monumental work at lowest prices. Sherman Steam Marble and Granite Works located at 331 W. Lamar St. Sherman Texas. Phone 665.
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F. W. Hudson
Sherman Steam Marble and Granite Works
W. Lamar St
Sherman, Texas
Auto Finance Company Offers Quick Car Loan in Sherman
Automobile loans available for any purpose or to refinance existing payments. No delay. Bring your license receipt and car for inspection. Will loan any reasonable amount or term. F. W. Creager, Manager. Sherman.
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Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager, Mgr. OF
Sherman
Hogwallow News Roundup of Local Wit and Weather
Mrs. Poke Eazley watches year end and new year begin. Sile Kilden warns by walking behind cars to avoid being run over. Sim Flinders trusts the President’s judgment. Bounding Billows storekeeper high on business prospects after a morning visitor. Raz Barlow notes many nice women and girls after years of study.
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Raz Barlow
1934 Census Proposal Weighs Employment and Costs
Washington reports the civil works administration is considering a 1934 census to gauge unemployment and population trends. The plan includes a limited population census with simplified schedules, an agriculture census, and a full unemployment census. Estimated cost 8 to 10 million dollars with 10 000 to 15 000 clerks on relief and 100 000 in the field.
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Washington
Civil Works Administration
Census Bureau
Pardon Granted to Tommie Vance by Governor Ferguson
Tommie Vance, convicted in Gray son County in March 1933 for a liquor law violation and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary, has received a full pardon from Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson. The pardon, approved after a court of criminal appeals affirmation, was among nine announced Monday by the governor.
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Tommie Vance
Grayson County
Miriam A. Ferguson
Vance
Court of Criminal Appeals
Ferguson
Coeds Spend 147.52 Per Year On Clothes At Emporia College
Coeds at the College of Emporia in Emporia Kansas spend an average of 147.52 dollars yearly on clothes and cosmetics as part of their dress, according to a three year survey directed by Miss Margaret Lindslay and conducted by home economics students.
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Emporia
Kan
College of Emporia
Margaret Lindslay
Hickman Rural Levee Jobs Put 200 Men To Work
About 200 men have been employed for six months to build levees along Hickman Kentucky to shield the town from Mississippi River floods.
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Hickman, Ky
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Morgenthau
Virginia Hart
T. W. Ayres & Son
Bonham
Green Bay Wis
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Naylor
Conway Wharton
Nice
Pascal Farley
J. H. Davenport
Frank Wright’s
Whitewright, Texas
Chesley Rutledge
Kimbell Milling Company
BAYER
Hogwallow News
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Sile Kilden
Sim Flinders
Bounding Billows
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Nicholson
Whitewright Sun
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