Whitewright Sun notes tax value opinions and Texas Centennial funding
The Whitewright Sun discusses high citrus prices from Rio Grande Valley stock reductions and tax benefits, then contrasts Texas Centennial funding debates. It cites voter expectations for constitutional amendments, mentions Pretty Boy Floyd and DOJ, and notes Texas public sentiment on defense and Japan.
Ruling Denies Dallas Vote on Centennial Bond Issue
The attorney general rules only signed renditions property taxpayers may vote on the Dallas Centennial bond. City Attorney Grady backs the ruling. The Times Herald notes the issue could block funding despite public support. The Star-Telegram expects improved business and college demand to drive normalcy.
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Fort Worth
Colleges Overflowing With Record Enrollment in Texas
The Agricultural and Mechanical College reports a new high in first semester registrations at College Station surpassing 3,000. Across the nation, more youths stay in school amid shifting job markets and public awareness of a changing economy. Educational facilities may be strained this year and next as families seek better training for evolving work.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
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College Station
Navy assigns officers to oversee merchant ship safety drills
Following the Morro Castle disaster the Navy Department assigns senior officers to travel on American merchant vessels to ensure regular boat and fire drills and proper passenger safety facilities. The move could extend naval careers beyond retirement age as officers support civilian maritime safety and other national service.
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Navy Department
Army
CCC
National Military Reserve
ROTC
Fort Worth
Thanksgiving Service at Presbyterian Church Nov 28 7 PM
Two special programs approve a Christmas Cantata Dec 23 at 7 PM Baptist Church. Committees chairpersons named for music, with call to notify pastors if unable to serve and urging broad church participation. Free will offering to cover music expenses.
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Pastors Workers Conference
Presbyterian Church
G. C. Minor
T. E. Barbee
J. C. Gillespie
G. F. Bryant
Gladys Ray
The
Baptist Church
Guy Hamilton
Mesdames McMillin
Barbee
Minor
Bryant
Ben Hall
G. C. Ivins
Grasshoppers in Ice Hints at 1876 Incident
Greeley Colorado reports the discovery of grasshoppers embedded in Longs Peak ice and snow in Rocky Mountain National Park. The find recalls a 1876 incident mentioned by Northern Colorado pioneer George Hodgson.
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Colo
Longs Peak
Rocky Mountain National Park
George Hodgson
Colorado
Grasshopper swarms fossilized in glacier theory explained
Hodgson says 1876 swarms crossed plains and perished in Halletts glacier near Longs Peak. Bears fed on the dead insects as glacier kept them refrigerated. A hot dry summer melted snow exposing the preserved grasshoppers after 58 years.
Grayson Teachers To Meet In Sherman
The first Grayson County teachers institute of the year convenes Saturday at 9 a.m. in Sherman high school. E. A. Miller says R. J. Turrentine of State Women's College will discuss the state study plan. Interscholastic league plans will be started and routine matters addressed. session ends by 12:30 p.m.
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Grayson County
Teachers’ Institute
Sherman High School
E. A. Miller
R. J. Turrentine
State Woman’s College
Denton
The Preacher's Column East Sherman Baptist Church Update
A church circle reports a man in the group joined by baptism and notes Sunday school gains while urging voluntary offerings for new pews and furniture. A funeral honors 61 years of Christian service, and the pastor extends invitations for Sunday services.
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East Sherman Baptist Church
Man Convicted for Possessing 3.2 Beer in Texas
Lloyd Boswell was found guilty by a Collin County jury of possession of 3.2 beer and received a one year penitentiary term. This case is noted as possibly the first of its kind in Texas since beer legalization. Collin County had banned beer in 1902 and kept the ban until now.
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Lloyd_ Boswell
Collin County
Texas
Red River Bridge Co Loses Damage Suit in Supreme Court
The Red River Bridge Company of Texas failed in the Supreme Court to recover damages claimed from construction of a free bridge linking Colbert Oklahoma to Denison Texas. The dispute between Oklahoma and Texas led to martial law in the region in July 1931, as noted by the Arkansas Gazette.
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Red River Bridge Company of
Texas
Supreme Court
Colbert
Okla
Denison
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma
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