Save Your Sun Subscriptions At Fall Rate Ends Soon
The Sun urges subscribers to pay one dollar to lock in a fall bargain rate of one dollar, saving fifty cents. Payments can be made to Miss Lucile Giles or at the office or by mail. The list of subscribers paid this week includes Mrs. J L Smith J F Lilley Allen T Short Elizabeth Hedgpeth C P McGinnis and many others.
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Sun
Lucile Giles
J. L. Smith
J. F. Lilley
Allen T. Short
Elizabeth Hedgpeth
C. P. McGinnis
J. R. Oliver
J. L. German
Smith’s Cash Grocery
W. F. Fields
G. D. Bennett
J. M. Sturdivan
W. R. Skaggs
Helen Sullivan
M. B. Bryant
W. H. Phillips
S. S. Phillips
Jack Lackey
Ben Sturdivant
J. F. Spindle
Velma Phillips
C. S. Truett
D. Watson
A. M. Bryant
Joe M. Connally
J. H. Hollingsworth
J. B. Hamilton
L. O. Lackey
Luther Gordon
Lowell Watson
Cc. B. Bryant Jr
Drewie Caylor
Iris Irvin
A. J. Badgett
W. F. Wright
P. C. Delfel
Princess Compton
W. E. LaRoe
B. S. Montgomery
J. D. Golden
E. R. Alexander
Denver medics warn bathtubs are dangerous weapon
Denver physicians urge public education on bath safety after compiling a chart of steps to prevent falls. They advise focusing on the tub, gripping secure supports, entering and exiting carefully, avoiding one foot balance, and retrieving dropped soap only with caution to avoid ambulance transport.
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Denver
Colo
City Board of Health
The Toast of New York at The Palace features stars
At The Palace the feature tonight and Friday is The Toast of New York starring Edward Arnold Cary Grant and Frances Farmer Movietone news reel is shown every Thursday and Friday Saturday Gene Autry will be seen in The Singing Cowboy Preview and Monday Ross Alexander and Ruby Keeler in Ready Willing and Able Tuesday and Wednesday bargain nights Eleanor Whitney and Johnny Downs in Blonde Trouble Thursday and Friday next week Robert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell in Night Must Fall
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Palace Theatre
New York
Edward Arnold
Cary Grant
Frances Farmer
Movietone
Gene Autry
Ross Alexander
Ruby Keeler
Eleanor Whitney
Johnny Downs
Robert Montgomery
Rosalind Russell
Corsicana Business Club Sues Dallas Exposition
The Corsicana Business and Professional Women's Club filed suit in 116th district court against the Greater Texas and Pan American exposition and agent Frank Youree seeking 654.40 damages over a contract to sell 1000 exposition coupon books. The petition alleges unsold books could be returned but were not, with 641 sold at 2.20 and remaining books sold at 0.15 netting 53.85.
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Dallas
Corsicana
Revival at Baptist Church Begins Friday Oct 22
Rev L O Evans announces revival at the Baptist Church starting Friday October 22 with daily services at 9 30 am and 7 15 pm. Dr J R Hickerson of Commerce First Baptist will preach and special music will feature all services.
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The
Baptist Church
L. O. Evans
J. R. Hickerson
First Baptist Church
Commerce
Governor Declines Appropriations Move and Sees No Extra Session
Governor James V. Allred rejected a House request to reduce appropriations as an alternative to new taxes and said he does not plan another special session. House committees blocked a Senate bill cutting about $5 million in departmental budgets, sending changes to a subcommittee. Allred urged aid for the needy and noted a need for roughly $14,000,000 for social security and general fund balancing.
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W. E. Jones
House
Senate
R. W. Calvert
Allrea
Allred
Delinquent Tax Bill Presented to Senate
Senator Albert Stone proposed a bill to create a delinquent tax board with two appointees to survey county records and tally $20,000,000 in delinquent state taxes. Local authorities could partner with state representatives to collect. Cost capped at 12 percent of taxes actually collected.
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Austin
Albert Stone
New Farm Program May Cost Billion
Washington associates of Secretary Wallace said the ever normal granary may cost more than any other crop control plan. They argued the cost would not exceed 1 billion annually and could be funded the first year with about 700 million. They note current farm adjustment payments average around 500 million yearly and say Congress will handle financing.
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Washington
Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Congress
Supreme Court
General Treasury
Six Wolves Trapped Near Ivanhoe by Government Trapper
Everett Parker of Ivanhoe reports six wolves captured by a government trapper about 10 miles north of town. The wolves reportedly killed hundreds of chickens turkeys and several sheep and calves during the spring and summer. The note also mentions rhodium plating highway signs to reflect headlights at night.
Miller Seeks Balanced Budget After Arkansas Victory
Arkansas congressman elect John E. Miller, stepping into the late Joseph T. Robinson’s Senate seat, says his win is not a slap at President Roosevelt. Miller clarifies he is unpledged to the Roosevelt program and will join the Democratic side on Nov. 15 while calling for budget balance and executive reorganization with limits on presidential control. Election tallies show Miller leading Bailey by a wide margin.
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Little Rock
Ark
John E. Miller
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Carl E. Bailey
Roosevelt
Miller
Bailey
Senate Chamber
Executive Department
Associated Press
Train brakeman Joe Westbrook killed near Wilburton
Denison native Joe R. Westbrook Jr., 34, a Katy railroad brakeman, died instantly after his head struck an obstruction on a coal car between cars at Wilburton Oklahoma while on duty for the McAlester Wilburton local. He was married to Esther Clarke and left a widow and three children. Surviving relatives include his parents five brothers and a sister. His father served in the Texas House of Representatives.
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Katy
Denison
McAlester
Okla
McAlester-Wilburton
Esther Clarke
Durant
Rotary Ends Germany Rotary Clubs Disbanded Worldwide
The Rotary International secretariat announced the disbandment of 42 clubs in Germany and one in the Free City of Danzig. The action followed Nazi pressure as German Rotarians chose to sever ties to align with National Socialism. Walter Buch defended Rotary as non anti semitic and international in scope. About 1,400 German Rotarians remain.
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Chicago
Rotary International
Rotary
Germany
Free City of
Danzig
Berlin
Walter Buch
Party Court
America
Chesley R. Perry
Judge Loy Named Officer at State Association Meet
Sherman County Judge Jake J. Loy was elected secretary treasurer of the State Association of County Judges and Commissioners at its Amarillo convention. He succeeds Hale County Judge H. M. La Font.
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Sherman
Jake J. Loy
State Association of County Judges and Commissioners
Amarillo
H. M. LaFont
Hale County
Rainfall totals rise in Whitewright week
Rainfall in Whitewright for the week reached 2.99 inches, lifting October’s total to 5.81 inches. Most rain fell Saturday night with 2.44 inches and heavy downpour caused several automobiles to drown near town as well as within limits.
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Whitewright
Landon Urges GOP to Save the Nation in Radio Talk
Former Governor Alf M. Landon addressed a radio mass meeting in Topeka urging 17 million Republicans to defend the Republic. He attacked President Roosevelt’s constitutional actions, defended Chief Justice Hughes, and warned of power concentrating like Julius Caesar. He framed the talk as guidance for minority Republicans to unite and act now.
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Kan
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Roosevelt
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Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
William E. Borah
Idaho
National Bank
Radio Mass
McKinney Girl Slain in Accident Near Home
Miss Billy McCarley, 18, was accidentally shot and killed Saturday in the yard of her home while attempting to kill a chicken for a noonday meal. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCarley of Blue Ridge near McKinney, she studied at Texas College for Women in Denton and was spending the weekend at home.
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Mckinney
Billy MccCarley
Bill McCarley
Blue Ridge
Texas College For Women
Denton
Bedbugs Bite Her She Sues For Five Thousand
In Bakersfield Hazel K Seddon sues Frank Reina for 2500 claiming bedbug bites while renting his apartment. She cites medical care as necessary and seeks damages. The report also notes the Great Salt Lake salt content nearing saturation.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Hazel K. Seddon
Superior Court
Frank Reina
Great Salt Lake
Roosevelt Frowns At Corn Loan Budget Skimpy
President Roosevelt cautioned farm leaders against pushing corn loans to drain federal revenues. A 60c per bushel loan was urged by Edward A. O Neal and American Farm Bureau leaders to sustain prices amid a harvest of 2.56 billion bushels. Secretary Wallace said a loan on this year’s crop would be desirable, comparing 46c to a 9c cotton loan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Edward A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
White House
Wallace
Earl Smith
Federation
Clifford H. Gregory
Farm Journal
Smith
O'Neal
O’neal
Warning issued on cigaret machines in Grayson County
Sheriff J. B. Davis and R. C. Slagle Jr. warn Grayson County stores about illegal punch board and cigaret machines that operate by chance. They urge storekeepers to remove the nuisance and avoid legal action if possible. Slagle calls the devices illegal gambling under state law, noting penny and nickel machines dispensing cigarets.
1938 Autos to Exhibit at Pan-Am Exposition in Dallas
Shiny 1938 automobiles worth over a quarter of a million dollars will be displayed in the Agricultural Building at Pan-American Exposition. Sponsored by the Dallas Automotive Trades Council and the Southwestern Automobile Show, the display opens Saturday at 1 p.m. and runs daily 1 to 10 p.m. until October 31 with no admission charge.
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Dallas
Dallas Automotive Trades Council
J. H. Connell
189 Texans Die in Auto Crashes During September
Public safety department records show 189 Texas motorists died in September highway crashes and 1,392 were hospitalized. Total crashes rose 27 from the prior month, with deaths up by two and injuries by 446. Traffic experts blame speed and carelessness despite higher highway use for football games.
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Austin
Public Safety Department
Texas
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