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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1935

Page

8

Price Break in Cotton Sparks congressional debate

Washington reports blame misinterpretation of pending legislation for a 7 dollar per bale drop in cotton prices on Monday. Congress members from producing states moved to reassure markets that the aim is not to increase crop or remove ginning taxes, while discussions focus on Doxie’s two-bale exemption proposal and AAA terms affecting tenants and sharecroppers.

Washington Congress New York Doxie Mississippi House Rules Committee Roosevelt AAA

Farmers Union Plans Long Fight Over Domestic Allotment

Washington reports a new domestic allotment plan for wheat cotton and rice aims to set yearly U S production levels pay tariff like subsidies and allow free export. Representative Dies of Texas drafts the bill with input from J B McDonald Texas ag commissioner outlining subsidies and funding options. Tyrona Ark describes Southern Tenant Farmers Union push for union rights minimum wage housing schooling and fair contracts amid evictions and limited state power.

Tyronza Ark Southern Tenant Farmers Union Arkansas American Federation of Labor

Governor Approves Relief Bond Issuance in Texas

Governor James V. Allred signed a bill authorizing 5 million dollars in state relief bonds. The measure taps remaining 3.5 million of the original 20 million and 1.5 million unused, to be sold in monthly allotments through December. The State Bond Commission is empowered to issue the bonds as needed.

Austin James v. Allred State Bond Commission

Last Day to Pay Delinquent City Taxes

Taxpayers are warned that Friday March 15 is the final day to settle delinquent city taxes without penalties or interest. After this date penalties accrue and legal action may follow. paying promptly can yield substantial savings.

Lost and For Sale Ads Mixed in Local Classifieds

Lost Monday afternoon a black kid glove for the right hand. For sale several pieces of household furniture. Flower notices from local representatives for Wise Adkinson florist and Home of Flowers Sherman. Auto loans and financing offered by Auto Finance Company. Farm equipment including riding cultivators plows planters wagons harness and more for sale by Manning Clark & Meador. Card of thanks from families expressing gratitude for sympathy during bereavement.

Sun Office Manning, Clark & Meador Manning, Clark & Meador Hardware and Farmalls

Arkansas Cotton Workers Union in Embryonic Stage

Governor notes the union is in an embryonic stage with about 4 000 to 5 000 members mainly in Crittenden, Cross, Poinsett, and Mississippi counties in the delta region. Executive secretary H L Mitchell says the union has about 20 locals in four counties, plus a few near Portage Missouri and Muskogee Oklahoma.

Cers Rodgers Crittenden Cross Poinsett Mississippi Arkansas H. L. Mitchell United Press Portage Muskogee Okla

Sales of Liquor To Dealer in Dry State Held Legal

Federal Judge Franklin E Kennamer ruled a wholesale liquor company in a wet state may sell liquor to a licensed dealer in a dry state. He sustained a defense demurrer to a conspiracy charge against Brookshire and O Neal Wholesale Liquor Co of Joplin Missouri. The case involved J T and M W Turknett charged with transporting liquor into Oklahoma for illicit sale despite their Federal license.

Vinta Okla Franklin E. Kennamer Kennamer Brookshire & O'Neal Joplin J. T M. W. Turknett Oklahoma

Do you suppose your young man will forget college lessons

A fragment quotes a harsh remark about a young man’s prospects and ability to earn a living, suggesting he will not apply what he learned in college and may struggle if he remains idle.

Whitewright Burial Association

Pilot Grove News Highlights Local Rain and Club Meeting

Rain boosted small grain crops over the weekend and Monday. Local residents visited Sherman and Trenton. The Pilot Grove Home Demonstration Club met with cake school reports and a budget talk, with plans forMarch 22. A visiting educator and a musician referenced in notes attended the gathering.

Charley Kaiser Sherman Herbert Taylor Earl Benson R. E. L. Binion Pauline Mamie Hines Council J. C. Andrew Bill Dixon W. §. Cunningham Whitewright America

Roosevelt Keeps Distance on Bonus Payment Dispute

Washington report says President Roosevelt will not intervene in the 2 billion dollar bonus dispute until Congress acts. Representative Sabbath of Illinois says the President plans to stay out of bonus deliberations and will share views only after a bill reaches his desk. Sabbath hints the President may favor limiting payments or alternative methods if cash payments are approved.

Washington Roosevelt Capitol Hill Representative Sabbath Illinois House Democratic Steering Committee White House Congress

Range Song Claim Is Declared Bank

Wichita Kansas ex cowboy W B McClain Benton Kansas said today claims of William Goodwin Tem

Range Song Wichita Kan W. B. McClain Benton William Goodwin

Whitewright Texas to elect two city commissioners

Notice under the Whitewright ordinance and Texas law for a city election at the city hall election room on the first Tuesday in April 1935. Two two year terms to fill on the city commission. Election judges J W Henry and W H Horton. clerks A M Bryant and Bob Sears. Mayor F M Echols orders the election. City secretary Jesse Wallace attests.

State of Texas Grayson Whitewright J. W. Henry W. H. Horton A. M. Bryant Bob Sears City Commission Jis F. M. Echols Jesse Wallace

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Farmers Union Farm Administration Dies J. B. McDonald Secretary of Agriculture United States House Ways and Means Committee Appropriations Committee McDonald General Treasury Ward H. Rodgers FERA J. M. Futrell State Supreme Court Futrell T. W. Ayres & Son Whitewright Mutual Rollie R. Waldo R. R. Waldo Funeral Home Whitewright, Texas J. P. Montgomery Wise Adkinson, Florist Greenville Allen T. Short H. A. James Route 1 Tom Barbee Whitewright Hatchery R. D. Ford Myrtle Badgett R. L. Sears Guy Hamilton First National Bank Auto Finance Company F. W. Creager MGR S. Travis St S. H. Montgomery H. W. Dodd Pilot Grove News F.D.R Nicholson Farmall McCormick-Deering Farmall F. O. B. Chicago McCormick-Deering
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