Hoover urges peaceful premise with seven point plan
Former President Herbert Hoover spoke on NBC calling for a non defeatist non isolationist course to keep America at peace. He proposed aid to Britain and China avoid war zones and urged Congress to decide peace or war while criticizing Soviet and Japanese actions and the danger of entering a broader conflict.
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Herbert Hoover
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America
Hoover
Britain
China
Congress
Russia
Maritime Commission
Japan
Hitler
Seven Seas
Notice of Probate for Mrs. Nannie S Bryant Estate
Origi nal letters testamentary were granted June 3 1941 by Grayson County Court Texas to C B Bryant A M Bryant and A H Fortner for the estate numbered 7940. All claimants must present claims within legally prescribed time to the listed residences.
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Nannie S. Bryant
Grayson County
Texas
C. B. Bryant
Whitewright
A. M. Bryant
Eve
A. H. Fortner
Sweetwater
Ties
Nolan County
Texas Anglers Urged to Follow Simple Boating Safety Rules
The Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission urges boaters to avoid overloading, keep riders seated, match motor size to boat, equip boats with life preservers and extinguishers, secure motors with rope, never leave a running motor unattended, and avoid mixing water with alcohol to prevent drownings and accidents on lakes and streams. The note includes a Virginia fish rule report showing non length limits improved bag control and reduced waste of undersized trout.
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Austin
Texas
the Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Texas Game Department
Health Officer Warns Texas Housewives About Summer Food Spoilage
Health Officer Dr. Geo W Cox urges careful handling of perishable foods during July and August to prevent food spoilage and poisoning. He warns that summer heat increases risks from raw dairy, undercooked foods, and contaminated produce, advising cleanliness, refrigeration, and careful milk product handling.
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Geo. W. Cox
Texas
Cox
Deer Seek Solitude in Wardlaw Restoration Area
Deer released on the Wardlaw restoration area in Tom Green and Irion Counties are reported by game managers to avoid existing deer herds. The newcomers prefer isolation with no signs of intermixing between the groups.
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Wardlaw
Texas Game Department
Tom Green
Irion
Austin
Alligator Sightings Reported Near Brownwood Texas
A six to seven foot alligator in Pecan Bayou near Brownwood is noted as unusual for Western Texas. Reported by R. H. Adams H. H. Crook George E. Broughton and Dowling Adams per the Brownwood Bulletin.
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Louisiana Line
Pecan Bayou
Brownwood
R. H. Adams
H. H. Crook
George E. Broughton
Dowling Adams
Brownwood Bulletin
Texans push to lift legislated length limits gains momentum
Longtime Texas advocates press to end fixed length restrictions citing business needs and consumer freedom. They argue the cap harms growth and urge lawmakers to consider broader allowances and updated standards.
Nursed Doe Rescued and Restored to Health in Texas
Paul Johnson of Uvalde found a sick blind yearling doe near the end of hunting season. He treated the animal in town removing ear ticks. After six weeks it could not stand, but after two months it began to improve and has fully regained health and sight.
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Paul Johnson
Uvalde
Texas
Mr. Johnson
Modern Jonah: Whale Attack Sinks Boat North of Falkan Islands
In February 1891 near the Falkan Islands two whaleboats harpooned a whale that capsized one boat. Sailor James Bentley was lost but later found alive inside the whale’s stomach unconscious after rescue. He survived after recounting intense heat and fear caused fainting.
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James Bentley
Bentley
Today's Rookie Tomorrow's Hero
A long feature praising humble beginnings of famous figures from Abe Lincoln to Lou Gehrig and David O'Brien, arguing early inspiration changes at risk youths into leaders. It urges adults to support youth programs to prevent crime and foster future heroes.
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Jack W. Caruthers
Red River County
John Nance Garner
Columbia University
Lou Gehrig
Matty Bell
Mighty
Mustangs
Dallas
David O’brien
Indiana Forest
Tam
Abe Lincoln
New Outlook Inspires Fads After Famous Names
A quirky reflection notes many fads arise from a new life outlook, mentioning famous names like Abe Lincolns and Tom Edisons as examples of ideas not yet lived.
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Abe Lincolns
Lou Gehrigs
Tom Edisons
David O'Briens
Tax dodger jailed for refusing social security payments
Baker Morris Feder told United States Commissioner Norman J. Griffin he would not pay social security taxes or any federal taxes. He mocked the idea of helping fellow citizens and was sentenced to 30 days in Philadelphia County Prison.
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Baker Morris Feder
United States
Norman J. Griffin
Griffin
Feder
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