Capitol About To Hatch New Campaign Crop
Austin politics are roiling as the Legislature session looms with a flood of candidates. Lieutenant Governor Walter F. Woodul seeks attorney general, aided by rivals and allies like Jerry Mann and Ralph W. Yarborough. Senate races split between East and West Texas factions while many incumbents face reelection in 150 House seats.
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Austin
Capitol
Karl Crowsley
Washington Post
Senate
Walter F. Woodul
Jerry Mann
Woodul
Ralph W. Yarborough
Everett L. Looney
Allred
Scott Gains
East Texas
West Texas
Will Pace
Tyler
Wilbourne Collie
Eastland
McKee
Census of jobless called impractical by U S chamber
The U S Chamber of Commerce rejected backing a national unemployment census calling prior figures exaggerating and noting unemployment is a local matter with seasonal variation. It urged gradual elimination of federal work relief as controversy over the census debate continued. Chauncey Jones was the first American to make clock cabinets of wood.
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U. S. Chamber
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Roosevelt
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Chauncey Jones
Sudden Death at Home Surpasses Highway Fatalities
Uncle Henry reads aloud that automobile crashes killed 38 500 people last year, but home accidents now outnumber motor fatalities. The piece warns of rising home and farm accident tolls, urges prevention during National First Aid Week, and cites kitchen burns and falls as top risks.
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Henry
Uncle Henry
Kansas
Home safety dangers and fall risks across rooms
The article highlights common home hazards from kitchens to bathrooms, noting falls and electrocutions as leading risks. It cites age-related death patterns, emphasizes guard rails, labeling poisons, and keeping chemicals out of reach. It also notes Kansas farm accident rates and urges first aid guidance from the state board of health.
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National Safety Council
Park on the roof new department store concept
The New Republic reports a one block square single story store with a roof park extending to the sidewalk. A separate entrance and exit, plus an elevator, let customers reach the shop interior directly. The design aims to cut downtown congestion and parking time.
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New Republic
Moment of chat about a piano lesson
Mrs Smith says she hears Mrs Brown has a new piano. Mrs Brown confirms it and Mrs Smith eagerly plans a visit to learn to play.
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Mrs. Smith
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