Garner Believes Roosevelt Holds Faith of People
Vice President Garner says the nation has greater faith in President Roosevelt's patriotism efficiency and sincerity than at his election. He cites a calm close to Congress and defends the President's policy course while praising Democratic unity and Republican cooperation.
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Quintuplets Progress Report From Corbeil Clinic
The Dionne quintuplets three weeks old Monday show excellent progress with added vitality. Dr A R Dafoe reports each gained at least an ounce from Saturday to Sunday while mother Mrs Ovila Dionne remains in bed but not seriously ill.
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Baby Born May 16 With 50 Fractures Expected To Live
INDIANAPOLIS. Caroline Ruby Mercer a month old Saturday was home Monday with doctors hopeful she would live despite more than 50 fractures in her bones. Born May 16 she wore a frame to support fragile limbs after initial hospital care and X rays showed extensive breaks.
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J. F. Rigg
Roosevelt signs Pittman silver purchase bill expanding policy
The Roosevelt administration expands monetary policy by authorizing Treasury purchases of silver to 25 percent of metallic stock. The bill, named for Sen Pittman, is signed after hours, with key lawmakers witnessing. Treasury estimates 1.3 billion ounces needed to reach the set ratio. current stocks total about 700 million ounces. Some see it as a major step since demonetization, others doubt impact on inflation goals.
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State Tax Board Sets 1935 Rate At 77 Cents In July
Gov. Miriam A Ferguson and the Texas Tax Board plan to fix the 1935 ad valorem rate at the constitutional limit of 77 cents per $100 in July. The levy allocates 35 cents for education 35 for general state operations and 7 cents for Confederate pensions amid a projected deficit of 4 to 6 million dollars.
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Connally Opens Campaign as He Heads to Texas
Senator Tom Connally leaves Washington for Texas to begin his renomination bid in the July 28 primary. He travels with Mrs. Connally and is joined by his son Ben and Robert M. Jackson to run Dallas headquarters. Arthur Perry of Austin will staff the campaign from Dallas.
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Lindbergh and Tunney Families Expect Stork
The Daily News reports both Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Gene Tunney are expecting new additions. Confirmation is kept private while friends note fresh baby clothes at each household. Lindbergh has one son, Jon Morrow, born after tragedy, and Tunney has a son, Gene Lauder.
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Cotton Exports from Houston Reach 2.16 Million Bales
Houston port reports 2,160,708 bales of cotton exported in Aug 1 to May 31 period. Cargo split: 1,227,610 to Europe, 250,868 to Britain, 671,141 to the Orient, 11,089 to others. Jan–May tonnage 7,582,808 short tons valued at $161.33 million, oil the major export. May tonnage near April due to labor conditions.
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County trims $238,014 in railroad and utility valuations
Sherman county commissioners closed the 1934 equalization board after reducing railroad valuations by $172,584 and utility valuations by $65,430. Frisco bonds slight relief from equipment removal. overall rail and utility cuts followed higher personal property renditions. Judge Loy praised not raising any county valuations this year and noted prior year adjustments shifted to banks, utilities, and railroads.
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Cooperative meeting at churches continues this week
CHYEGHES reports a Sunday schedule with Dr. B Wrenn Webb pastor at CHYEGHES, 10 a m Sunday school led by J H Henry, 11 a m sermon on Faith's Victory Over a Devil possessed Soul. Evening service at First Baptist and cooperative meeting runs daily at 8:15 p m through next week except Monday and Saturday. Rev G C Ivins song leader aided by Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Bryant pianos. Preaching by Rev C W Dennis and Dr B Wrenn Webb.
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Townwide meeting for church leaders urged tonight
A called meeting for pastors superintendents and teachers of every church in town was requested and will be held tonight at the close of the service. If you cannot attend call the Baptist preacher with your excuse or it will be assumed you are not interested in the biggest job.
Democratic primary slate announced for July ballots
The Sun publishes a list of announced candidates subject to Democratic primary action in July. The notices name individuals seeking party nomination and outline expected ballot placement pending committee approvals.
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Political Ballot Slate for Local District Officials
For Congress 4th District SAM RAYBURN appears alongside state and county posts. State Senator CLAN R. VAN ZANDT is listed with representatives and county offices including Sheriff FRANK REECE VIRGIL EVANS J B BEN DAVIS Assessor-Collector R B BOB CARAWAY J C CARL ALLRED Justice of the Peace Prec 3 P JANWAY J L CANTRELL Commissioner Precinct 2 S B BEN VAUGHAN J W JOHN WASHBURN Public Weigher is incomplete.
Character Molding Through Time and Eternity
A reflective quote attributed to G. C. Ivins emphasizes that anyone can hold influence, shaping character across time and eternity through steadfast practice and guidance.
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G. C. Ivins
Tragedy of Uncertainness Sermon at Central Christian Church
Rev. G. C. Minor delivers Sunday sermon on uncertainty at Central Christian Church after Lord's Supper. Service starts 10:45 with Bible school at 9:45 and urging members to attend.
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G. C. Minor
Central Christian Church
Church of Christ Holds Regular Sunday Services
Regular preaching services are scheduled with 11 a.m. discussion on God First and 8 p.m. on Repentance. Attendance is invited by Pastor J. R. Waldrum.
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Children’s Church Postpones Swim Party and Sunrise Breakfast
The children's swimming party is postponed from June 23 until mothers can attend. A breakfast will be held June 30 at Mr. Biggerstaff's. children depart Christian Church at 6:00 AM. Services resume July 1 at 4 PM with Davis Parrish preaching and Imogene Head and Clifton Keick of Kansas City singing. cantata rehearsals to follow.
Debtors' Break Amplified by Administration Says Times
The Thomaston Georgia Times notes that government policy is easing debt collection as the value of a dollar continues to erode, suggesting collectors face higher costs relative to recovered sums.
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