Texas to Feel Provisions of Wages Bill
Texas faces wide reach of the federal wage hour act as exemptions apply to agriculture and certain transport workers. The bill, moving via commerce rules, could extend to oil industries and other Texas sectors, with regional considerations and state labor help for administration. A calcium carbide torch dummy note is appended to the item.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
Lone Star
Labor Board
Supreme Court
NRA
Man is Sentenced to Death for Cliff Push Case
In Brewster County Texas a jury found Francis Marion Black Jr. guilty of pushing 13 year old Marvin Noblitt to his death from a 400 foot cliff in the Big Bend Mountains. Black 25 confessed to the murder to collect an insurance policy and faced execution by electric chair. The victim’s mother Mrs. Bobbie Smith was absent from the court as Black was led to jail after the verdict.
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Francis Marion Black Jr
Marvin Dale Noblitt
University of Kansas
Black
Big Bend
Bobbie Smith
Brewster County
Guinevere Kern Black
Erna M. Black
Kincaid, Kan
Plan to Speed Crop Benefits
Washington officials said the Agriculture Department will hasten farm aid payments as farm income dips and crop prices fall to four year lows. About 755 million dollars will be available for farmers under this year’s crop control and soil conservation programs with early 130 million in price adjustments for cotton growers. Payments for wheat tobacco corn and general crops will follow this fall for those meeting soil building practices. A new aerial survey method will speed planting estimates to reduce payment lags.
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Agriculture Department
Farm tenancy action slated by federal agencies
Federal lending agencies outlined a 12 month plan to tackle farm tenancy, housing 3,000,000 tenants. The Farm Security Administration aims to lend 25 million dollars to about 5,000 tenants, with no down payment, while the Farm Credit Administration moves to provide about 2,000 monthly farm purchase loans, requiring 25 percent down. FSA loans cover 333 counties now and will expand to 367 counties. ten ant applicants for loans totaling over 400,000 must be approved by local farmer committees.
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Farm Security Administration Agency
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Security Administration
FCA
F. E. Hill
National Index of
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Farm land sales rate reaches decade high says Hill
Hill notes sales, a gauge of younger generation land acquisition, climb to about 32 per 1 000 farms, the highest in ten years, while Sir David Gill, a Scottish astronomer, pioneered star cataloguing by photographs.
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David Gill
Want Ads For Sale Mower In Good Condition
Sale notice notes a mower in good condition available through Mrs. Alice Amos at Ambrose. No date or location provided. Indicates a straightforward classifieds item with a single contact.
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Ambrose
Grayson, Fannin
Collin Counties
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Officers Elected At B. T. U. Meeting
The Grayson County Baptist Training Union elected officers during its semi annual convention with about 125 attendees from across the county. Rev. Arthur DeLoach was named director and Rev. J. A. Crutchfield associate director, with Marguerite Ivy secretary treasurer among others. Dr. T. C. Gardner spoke as state B. T. U. secretary. Plans for the North Texas Baptist encampment at Woodlake June 27 to July 3 were announced.
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Mildred Calhoun
Sherman First Church
Arthur DeLoach
East Sherman Church
J. A. Crutchfield
Seminary Hill
Fort Worth
Marguerite Ivy
F. A. Tippen
Whitesboro
Whitesboro, Adult Director; Miss Calhoun
Edgar Peveto
Shelley Brinkley
R. S. Carpenter
Calvary Church
Denison
L. O. Evans
Whitewright
Mack Hightower
Forest Avenue Church
Sherman
T. C. Gardner
Dallas
Evans
North Texas Baptist
Woodlake
J. A. Ellis
Hidalgo lint allowable cut proves costly
Hidalgo County farmers face a costly 1938 cotton allotment as the AAA shifts its basis for allowable production. An approved 76,000 acres contrasts with 130,000 planted and 90,000 in production, with 40,000 acres destroyed by pests and weather. Excess cotton may reach 7,000 to 10,000 bales, risking fines up to 2 cents a pound. County agent R. G. Burwell protested the 39.2 percent allotment, while Willacy and Cameron counties await totals.
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Edinburg
Rio Grande Valley
Hidalgo County
Hidalgo
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
R. G. Burwell
AAA
Austin
Willacy County
Cameron County
New Automobile Registrations In Texas Decline
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports May Texas registrations fell 1 percent from April and 34.9 percent from May last year across 15 counties. First five months total 19,827 cars, down 30.6 percent from a year earlier. All price brackets declined, with the sharpest drop in the lower-intermediate group.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Widow Returns After 27 Years to Sue for Divorce
Barber John Vienna, who believed his wife was dead for 27 years, learned she was alive when she walked into his shop. He filed suit for divorce and moved to dissolve their marriage in Los Angeles.
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John Vienna
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