Dies attacks bureaucracy in radio address over federal excess
Representative Dies of Texas criticizes federal bureaucracy and spending as nonpartisan, warns the 30 billion dollar debt will cost taxpayers twice that in interest, and urges abrupt abandonment of stimuls policies. He decries overlapping bureaus and contradictory aims, calling for healthful policy reform.
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Washington
Dies
Dem
Texas
Texas Democrat
AAA
Sherlock Holmes
Cotton controls elicit mixed views at AAA hearing
Witnesses at the AAA hearing in Memphis describe the program as the landlords code noting increased buying power but uneven distribution to tenants and sharecroppers. Opponents call for ending absentee land ownership while advocates urge continuation for Cotton Belt parity and broader demand through higher consumption.
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Tenn
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
H. C. Nixon
Alabama
Tulane University
New Orleans
T. C. Richardson
Dallas
Walter Moskop
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
New Deal
Farm Association
O. L. Brownless
Sioux City
Iowa
Northwest
Texas Legislature Moves to Exclude Negroes From Party Meeting
In Austin the Texas Legislature passed resolutions by both houses declaring that the negro should not be recognized or seated as delegates at the 1936 national Democratic convention. The action urges the national Democratic executive committee to enact rules preventing seating of negro delegates amid Southern Democrats concerns over equal political recognition. India moves toward short wave radio as part of government broadcasting improvements.
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Austin
Texas
National Democratic Executive Committee
India
Whitewright to vote on $12,500 bonds for a semi fireproof school
Notice of election in Whitewright Texas on November 4 1935 to decide issuing city bonds of 12500 dollars for constructing and equipping a semi fireproof public free school building with a 25 year serial maturity at 4 percent interest and a tax levy to pay interest and principal. Election officials named and voting procedure outlined.
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State OF Texas
Grayson
Whitewright
Texas
City of
City Commission
State of
W. H. Horton
J. N. Powell
B. S. Montgomery
J. M. Wright
F. M. Echols
Jesse Wallace
Growers Approve One-Variety Cotton Plan in Black Land
Cotton growers across the black land section approve a one variety cotton communities plan. Roy Saunders of the Green ville bureau of plant industry says enough communities have formed to use Acala seeds. Saunders met in Paris with Lee Caviness J S Sharp and John Barnes to discuss establishing the plan. The Acala seed, adopted at Temple, has proven well suited to local soils and has brought premiums over market prices.
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Paris
Black Land
Roy Saunders
Greenville
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Saunders
Lee Caviness
Black Land Cotton Committee
J. S. Sharp
Texas Cotton Growers
John Barnes
Chamber of Commerce
Beautiful Pianos Offered For Sale By Dallas House
BROOK MAYS & CO. The Reliable Piano House in Dallas offers a splendid upright piano with duet bench and a Baby Grand in two tone mahogany. Terms possible and livestock or poultry may be accepted as part payment. Address at once.
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Brook Mays & CO
Reliable Piano House
Dallas
Texas
Allred Starts $15 Million Centennial Building Program
Governor Allred touched off a dynamite charge at the Centennial Exposition grounds, starting a $15,000,000 state building program. The blast created a hole marking the site as Texans are urged to unite for a world spectacle in Texas during its anniversary year.
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Dallas
Allred
Texas
Aggie Cadet Corps to accompany team to Fort Worth grid clash
COLLEGE STATION Aggie cadet corps will accompany the Texas A and M football team to Fort Worth for the Southwest Conference opener against the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs on October 19. TCU holds the year's non conference win over Arkansas 13 to 7.
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Aggie Cadet Corps
Fort Worth
College Station
Texas A. & M
Aggies
Texas Christian University Horned Frogs
Frogs
Arkansas Razorbacks
Police bicycle squad formed in Deauville France
Neon signs using twenty feet of tubing are powered by six volt storage batteries with a new transformer and a variant for 30 volt cells. Deauville France establishes a bicycle police squad for traffic enforcement.
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Deauville
France
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