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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
6
Sir Harold Bowden lauds American movies as highly popular in England noting they substantially reduced liquor consumption. The Louisville Courier Journal comments that perhaps the United States needs more films to bolster popularity.
A Louisa Kentucky note argues community loyalty boosts growth and keeps commerce local. It urges residents to buy home goods, supports merchants who stock sought items, and stresses mutual loyalty between buyers and shops.
Joseph Weldon Bailey Jr. defeated J. H. Davis by about 150000 votes for Congress at Large Place No 2 in a runoff. The 79 year old Davis and the younger Bailey carried a forty year feud as the election settled a key statewide contest and sent Bailey to Congress.
A Temple Telegram editorial argues France remains healthy despite low mood. Officials tout wealth in land, farm diversity, and debt absence, praising a balanced urban and rural economy. It predicts America and Texas could mirror France, shifting toward broad fertile lands and steadier living.
More than 2,700 car loads of live stock feed and about 175 car loads of seed grains were shipped to 17 Montana counties where 1931 crops were short.
A sermon warns that hardening of the heart and mind leads to spiritual ruin as people ignore truth and shut their eyes to God. It calls for financial and religious revival, notes widespread unemployment, hunger, and charity aid, and cites a Greenville News reflection from 1928.
Penh Yahn arrives in New York to study American government and analyzes newspaper headlines. He lists ten cabinet posts with humorous takes on their roles toward the Democrats, concluding that Washington's administration seems to run itself.
Dallas County Democratic leader Maury Hughes says that regardless of who wins the Democratic governor nomination the winner and loser should unite for democracy. He adds Ferguson supporters will back Sterling if he wins by one vote and that Republican opposition cannot carry Texas, with national results unaffected.
The New Yorker hails the open handed Reconstruction Finance Corporation as the most popular institution and predicts its continued appeal until it begins to collect.
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