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Whitewright Plans New Cut Off To Improve Lateral Roads
Whitewright officials push a WPA backed project to resurface Ida road and build a Bethel to Rogers Hill link on the Whitewright Van Alstyne road. The plan, endorsed by District WPA Director Gus Tomlinson, aims to shorten the route to Van Alstyne and Dallas and serve local farm homes with better market access.
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Works Progress Administration
Sherman
Washington
Dallas
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S. B. Vaughan
Ida
Bethel
Rogers Hill
Grayson County
Pilot Grove
payroll expansion adds 165000 federal civil employees
Over twenty nine months the Federal payroll grew by 165000 civil employees. The rise reflects sustained expansion of government staffing across agencies.
Roosevelt Administration Civil Service and Welfare Scale
The document cites large federal payroll figures including 730000 total and 60000 for the Army, with over 600000 in CCC camps and 3.5 million soon working on relief. It notes 165000 new federal workers outside Civil Service chosen via political clearance, raises questions about extending Civil Service protections to all.
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CCC
Act of Congress
Civil Service
Roosevelt
Trying to Save the AAA Program in Face of Court Challenges
The Washington legal department seeks to uphold the AAA program and processing taxes despite widespread court challenges. If scrapped by the Supreme Court Congress may lack time to replace it, risking market glut and farmer hardship. The Bankhead cotton bill is secondary, but preserving flexible AAA policies is crucial to any viable federal farm aid plan.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Dallas Times Herald
Overburden the taxpayers would be fatal says governor
The Dallas Times Herald reports Governor Allred seeks free legislative discussion of taxation during a special session. A new revenue plan, likely including liquor sales, is deemed essential while warnings rise against broad levies. Taxpayers seek cash to cover losses, and deficits should not be wiped out in one biennium. A cartoon dialogue follows about liquor and stomach aches.
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Allred
Dallas Times Herald
Texas liquor bills loom as special session opens
Austin readers learn that the Texas legislature prepares to debate liquor control measures amid a flood of bills. The piece notes three main routes from a cafe and hotel sale plan to a state monopoly and a drink-by-the-glass approach, plus a Senate measure defining a saloon. It highlights lobby activity, campaign plans of officials like Col. Ernest O. Thompson, and the influence of oil, gas, and utilities in tax policy debates.
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Austin
Emmett Morse
George Moffett
Chillicothe
C. E. Nicholson
Port Arthur
Senate
Clint Small
Ernest O. Thompson
Amarillo
Railroad Commission
Thompson
Sterling
Pat Neff
Neff
Fatalities and Reform Sparks Prohibition Debate
An editorial questions whether repeal of liquor laws relates to higher traffic fatalities from drunken driving. It notes police reports show increases and invites readers to draw their own conclusions about the cause, hinting at disagreements among reformers and opponents.
Man's Measure Is How He Treats His Fellow Man
Poem reflects on moral measure of a man not by wealth rank or creed but by justice and fairness in dealings. The verse, credited to Ediphone, notes character as the true standard. A note mentions typewriter carbon and Sun office supplies.
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Ediphone
Prohibition on Minor Liquor Sales in Texas Senate Bill
The Texas Senate considers a liquor license bill banning sales or handling by anyone under 21. The authors warn lack of punctuation could misstate intent and emphasize unlawful employment of minors in liquor sales.
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Austin
Texas Senate
Lawmaker Backs Ban on Hip Pockets After Homicides
Judge J. Henry Johnson urges a law to ban sale of trousers with hip pockets to deter killings. He says pockets provide a handy pistol carry area, noting efforts tied to reducing murder in York South Carolina.
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York
S. C
J. Henry Johnson
South Carolina
Banquet In Turkestan Features Unusual Dishes
A Turkestan banquet often includes sea slugs shark eggs seaweed and stewed rats as part of the local fare reflecting regional culinary habits and survival food practices observed in past reports.
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Turkestan
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