Public recognition urged for firms living up to NRA
Donald Renshaw, aide to NRA administrator Hugh S. Johnson, urged public credit for the many firms complying with Blue Eagle codes. He noted few noncompliers get all the publicity while compliant employers deserve recognition. he found Texas compliance very satisfactory and a good example for smaller states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Donald Renshaw
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Blue Eagle
Airplane Outpaces Bullet in Speed Race
An airplane achieves speeds exceeding 425 miles per hour, outrunning a bullet in a notable demonstration of aviation pace.
Press Racket Exposed As Faker Nabbed In Texas
Longview officers arrested a man posing as an Associated Press representative. He used fake credentials to swindle $8 from a local druggist by claiming car trouble and a need to reach Dallas. AP warns no credentials are issued to employees.
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Texas
Longview
Associated Press
Associated
Charles Yonge
E. B. Oliver
Oliver
Dallas
Standard Watch Company
Associated Press Bureau
Whitweright
Barnum Died Too Soon Circus Manager Quips On Errors
A fragment notes a circus manager quip about the strong man and letters as an India rubber man rule out mistakes. Advertisements list typewriter paper car bon adding machine paper and typewriter ribbons for sale by The Sun.
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Barnum
The
Sun
Farm Aid Plan Would Slash 40 Million Acres From Cultivation
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration indicated a plan to remove 40 million acres from production across corn, wheat, cotton, and tobacco. The report to Secretary Wallace reviews progress from 1933 to 1954 and calls for consolidating regulated farm products under county level associations.
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Washington
Chester C. Davis
Wallace
Davis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Farm Administration
The
Treasury
The Wives Demand for Help in Daily Tasks
Claude Callan describes his wife using coded requests for help with household chores to avoid seeming needy. He recalls her heavy burdens, apologetic tone, and appeals for small favors like opening doors or detaching an iron, framed as last requests.
Kentuckytown Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Kentuckytown Home Demonstration Club held a regular meeting last Friday with talks by Mrs. Floyd Harris Miss Viva Phillips Mrs. P H Connelly Mrs. Ben Nelson Miss Laddie Brown and Mrs. M C Hightower. Home agent Opal Robinson will demonstrate cake baking at Mrs. Floyd Harris home on April 6. Reporter invites interested residents to attend.
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Kentuckytown Home Demonstration Club
Floyd Harris
Viva Phillips
P. H. Connelly
Ben Nelson
Laddie Brown
M. C. Hightower
Opal Robinson
Heavy onion crop forecast for North Texas belt
Onion production across Collin Hunt Dallas and parts of Grayson Counties is expected to match last year with hundreds of carloads sent nationwide. Planting continues into February with harvest from late May to early June. Major rail hubs include Trenton Greenville Farmersville McKinney Caddo Mills Royse City Garland and more. Acreage may reach 5000 to 6000. Black land leads in quality for storage while white Bermuda dominates with some yellow Bermudas. two carloads of garlic are planned.
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North Texas
Collin
Hunt
Dallas
Grayson Counties
United States
Trenton
Greenville
Farmersville
McKinney
Caddo Mills
Royse City
Garland
Stray dog reward and lost item reported in Whitewright ads
Stated reward offered for a stray male white spitz dog missing about three weeks ago. Also missing a planter lid between home and Scales farm. Contact E. W. Fields at 900-12. Also in Whitewright area a baby grand piano and upright piano offered for pickup to settle balance due. credit manager G. P. Jackson 1708 Laws St Dallas Texas. Election notice: Whitewright to elect mayor April 3 1934 for two year term. officials named F M Echols mayor, W. H. Horton presiding judge, J N Powell assistant, J W Henry and R C Vestal clerks.
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Home Place
Scales Farm
E. W. Fields
Whitewright
G. P. Jackson
1708 Laws St
Dallas
Texas
Grayson
W. H. Horton
J. N. Powell
J. W. Henry
R. C. Vestal
Lifting Influence of the Country Newspaper
A Christian Science Monitor essay praises small town papers for uplift over city dailies. It argues country newspapers highlight neighborly events, marriages births and deaths and downplay or soften scandals, presenting a humane view of the common people.
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Christian Science Monitor
Playwrights and Involved Names in New Listings
Noted names include Garet Lilley and Norma Frances Donigan along with Aileen Pennington and a work titled The Garden Across the Street. The brief item references theater or literary figures and a related title in a compact notice.
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Garet Lilley
Norma Frances Donigan
Aileen Pennington
Expression Recital by Lucille LaRoe Pupils Planned
Miss Lucille LaRoe presents a reading recital by her expression pupils on Tuesday April 3 at 730 pm in the grammar school auditorium. The program features Margaret Lilley Dorothy LaRoe Norma Frances Donigan Aileen Pennington and Fred Starr performing pieces such as In a Friendly Sort of Way By Courier The Girl I Used to Be The Day of Confession The Lost Columbine A Corner on William Little Brother The Heart of Briar Rose Traver's First Hunt Meester Moon The High Cost of a Honeymoon Dance As the Moon Rose and more.
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Lucille LaRoe
Grammar School
Margaret Lilley
Dorothy LaRoe
Norma Frances Donigan
Aileen Pennington
Fred Starr
Courier
Girl sells love story to a jury for $2000
A woman earned $2000 for a short love story told to a jury. The exchange sparked surprise over the value of the tale and its sale to a legal body.
Not old, nearly new, baby boy declares
A playful exchange captures a visitor asking the baby boy his age and the infant retorts that he is not old, only nearly new, in a lighthearted moment likely from a domestic scene. The humor centers on the baby's confident stance and charming impatience.
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary
The Sun prints prepared political announcements for candidates subject to the July Democratic primary in advance of the vote. The notice lists names and seeks sponsorship in the campaign.
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the Sun
Local County Officials Listing Roles and Names
Sheriff FRANK REECE VIRGIL EVANS Assessor-Collector R B Bob CARAWAY J C Carl ALLRED Representative Place 1 J H Jim WAGGONER Justice of the Peace Prec 3 P JANWAY J L CANTRELL Public Weigher TOM BRICE HAROLD DOSS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B
Bob) Caraway
J. C
Carl) Allred
P. Janway J. L. Cantrell
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Northwest Mounted Police Company
Arctic
Buck Jones
Janet Gaynor
Lionel Barrymore
Carolina
Sally Eilers
Zasu Pitts
Henrietta Crosman
Charles Starrett
Irene Hervey
T. W. Ayres & Son
Claude Callan
North
R. D. Ford Hatchery
L. LaRoe
Barlow Nursery
Kimbell Milling Company
Helen Waldrop
F. W. Hudson
Sherman Steam Marble and Granite Works
W. Lamar St
Sherman, Texas
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
MGR. OF
Sherman
F. M. Echols
Jesse Wallace
Frank Reece
Virgil Evans
J. H. Jim Waggoner
Tom Brice
Harold Doss
Chantrase Dha
Savon
Chateau DU Parc Toiletries
Kirkpatrick
Gomer May
Nicholson
BAYER
of Bayer
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