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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1936
Page
3
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The article argues that unemployment totals are inflated by demagogues. It cites the National Industrial Conference Board showing industry employing over 80 percent of prior levels. It identifies actual unemployed as farm workers hit by drought, plus younger would-be workers, with retail trade absorbing many. The Sun estimates just over three million employables remain unemployed across trade and industry.
The Supreme Court ruled the Guffey Coal Act unconstitutional, agreeing with the NRA decision that coal production is not interstate commerce. It struck down wage regulation as local and found the tax provision an improper use of taxing power. The decision echoed past concerns about constitutional limits and prompted political critique of enforcement and neutrality.
Analysis of the Guffey Act and related court decisions tied to the coal mine strike threat of September 15. Notes ruling splits on constitutionality and impacts taxes and WPA resettlement funds. Discusses Republican reaction, Ballot dynamics, and possible Landon nomination strategies.
The article reports J Edgar Hoover of the FBI asserting that politics is the nation’s top enemy, not a single criminal. It criticizes political protection of crime and urges removing law enforcement from political influence, citing communities where criminals skirt punishment through political ties.
Mrs. Berbert W. Hunt of Hallsville Texas writes that her health improved after using Cardus. She suffered crippling cramps and intense pain that caused nausea before trying the remedy and reports relief.
The U S Civil Service Commission invites applications by June 30 1936 for the post of Junior Civil Service Examiner. Entrance salary 1620 dollars yearly with 8 12 percent retirement deduction. Applicants need a four year college or recognized equivalent or 118 semester hours, with seniors eligible under certain conditions. Examination includes a mental test and a general test. Laura H Kittrell secretary U S Civil Service Board of Examiners available at the post office for full details.
Miss Hallie Holwegler of Bal linger will teach tap dancing singing and acrobatics at the Lindley home on North Main Street starting Monday June 1 Parents may call for enrollment. The Dallas Centennial Exposition opens June 6 and will employ over 150000 musicians during six months.
Notice in the Western District of Texas Waco Division that J M Hubbert seeks court approval to sell and convey the west 82 1/2 feet of Lot 4 Block 6 Denham Amended Plat Bowen Addition Winters Runnels County to CC E Gambill for 1300 dollars. The purchase includes nine promissory notes totaling 1140 dollars bearing 8 percent interest with annual payments and penalties for nonpayment.
The notice states an application will be heard by Honorable Charles A. Boynton after ten days of publication. The receivership involves secured notes retained by a vendor's lien and a deed of trust with power of sale. H. C. Glenn, Receiver for Temple Trust Company, signs the notice dated May 15, 1936.
Victory school children and teachers enjoyed a creek outing at the W. J. Yates farm last week. A ball game and creek wading followed by a bountiful lunch. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel and several local residents and teachers.
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