Record of Texas official inquiry and income questions
Senate probes in Dallas and Austin focus on Tom Clark now an Assistant Attorney General. Clark admitted paying McCraw 10000 for partnership share and paying or lending funds totaling over 9000 to McCraw while in office. He refused bank records, claims no discussion with McCraw, and cites Roosevelt era standard that public officials under inquiry explain private incomes. Public office must align with private financial integrity.
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Daily Press
Senate
Dallas
Austin
Tom Clark
United States
William McCraw
Clark
McCraw
Attorney General
Texas
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Thomas Farley
Jimmie Walker
Factors in Choosing Better Cotton Varieties in Texas
Cox outlines how price, yield, staple length, and harvestability guide farmers to select cotton varieties. It notes past declines in quality and income, stresses lint yield over seed, and discusses regional trials from Temple to Spur to Lubbock with emphasis on 15/16 inch to 1 1/32 inch staples and stormproof, quick maturing varieties.
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Texas
Temple
Greenville
Blacksand Belt
Spur
Lubbock
Public duty and private means in public service
The passage asserts that public officials bear a public trust with personal finances open to scrutiny. It argues service over compensation and demands stern integrity for democracy to endure, endorsing Roosevelt’s view that public office means serving the public and nobody else.
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Roosevelt
Government unit empowered to buy eggs to aid market
Washington reports the Federal surplus commodities corporation has been authorized to purchase eggs to bolster the market. If prices dip or fail to rise with the seasonal advance in coming days FSCC will buy eggs at locality and grade based prices. The egg market is at a low point but expected to recover without aid.
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Washington
AAA
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
FSCC
Bill to slow business eyed by industry leaders
A National Association of Manufacturers spokesman condemned the Borah O Mahoney licensing bill as hindering recovery. Elmer T Cunningham of New York urged setting aside the bill for his alternative business recovery plan. The measure would require interstate industries to obtain federal charters and prohibit specified unfair trade practices.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Elmer T. Cunningham
New York
Radio Corporation of America
Firebug Traps and Clever Evidence in Arson Cases
A New England gentleman’s wire and pulley device ignited a house but the dangling wire betrayed the arsonist. Telephone bell razors, long‑distance calls, and candle tricks show common tactics. Photographs, microscopic wood splinters, and door-frame matches clinch convictions in varied cases.
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New England
Long Island
Sior
Rotary Magazine
Government Jobs Prep via Home Extension Course
Government jobs are available through a home study extension course offered by Standard Business School. For more information write to Mid-Continent Business Institute in the Andrews Building Dallas Texas.
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Standard Business School
Mid-Continent Business Institute
Andrews Bldg
Dallas
Texas
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Stephens & Bryant Insurance Agency
First
Nat'l Bank Bldg
the Sun
Whitewright
John
Parkarkarkas
Homer Holcomb
Fort Worth
Cox
A. B. Cox
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Cotton Belt
Bells
Bells-Denison
Jack’s
Jack Hogan
Texas Nursery Company
Erman
Alamo
Historic Shrine OF Texas
Tae
Ratal
Crockett
San Antonio
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