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A Home Owned Newspaper, Serving the Heart of Texas With Today’s News Today, Every Day Except Sunday
BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1939
Latest News First
jumt Wire Unite* Prace
Service—Staff Corrwp imiwte
Throughout Brownwuod Trade
Tern lory, Complete Local
VOL. XXXIX
GOP Leader, Gen. Moseley
Called by Dies Committee
" i- j ——i 1 #1 1 ■ ■ I ft -&b ——~ry 1" 1
Investigation of Work in
Anti-Semitic Campaign
Is Broadened *
WASHINGTON. May IS-<UP>—
The Houi< committee investigating
unAmerican activities decided to-
day to subpena Chairman John D.
M Hamilton of the Republican na-
tional committee and MaJ.-Gen.
George Van Horn. Moseley, retired,
in its Inquiry into an asserted anti-
Semitic campaign.
The first story of the antl-Semit-
■ 1c campaign, as revealed by Dies,
was a complicated account of an
alleged plot to overthrow the gov-
ernment and of measures by the
asserted anti-Semitic group to
counteract that plot.
The, committee also decided to is-
- sue subpenas for Oeorge Deather-
im of St. Albans. W. Va.. chief of
•h# Knights of the White Camel-
lias. an organization accused by liber-
als of disseminating anti-Semitic
propaganda and charged by liberal
publications with having a Fascist
ca i
^ court subpena. the committee
H. will be Issued for Felix Mc-
Whirter of Indianapolis, retired
lieutenant commander In the naval
reserve and president of the People s
State Bank, largest Independent
bank in Indiana. _
The committee decided to call
Dea the rage shortly Alter he had
declared that It was “afraid'' to
summon him for testimony about
purported subversive movements in
. the United 8tates.
Linked in Counter Plot »
The committee approved the sub-
penas after its chairman. Rep Mar-
tin Dies. D., Tex., said that Mose-
ley. Dudley Werrpant Gtthert.. New
York millionaire socialite, and a
fcumber of other persons were en-
gaged in a campaign to counteract
a subversive "plot against the gov-
ernment of the United States Dies
said the camootgn has a strong anti-
Semitic cast. * 1
Hamilton ! name was mentioned
to the lnvestigition by Jame* Ir-
vin Campbell. 42. a retired army
captain of Owensboro. Ky . who
Storm Center
|l
MOSELEY
Aptcch*^
Rhea Whitley, counsel for Dies'
committee, telegraphed Hamilton.
Moseley. Deatherage and Me Whir-
tef. Informing them thait they had
been subpen a ed and ■ requeating
them to attend a meeting of the
committee here Mondays at 1:$0 p.
m. He asked each to advise him
whether he would accept service of
the subpenas upon the if arrival or
•whether It will be necessary per-
sonally to serve subpena* before you
will proceed to Washington."
Hamilton was in:o:-md of the
action at Chicago. j I ji I
“I shall be very glad^ to appear
before the Dies committee and an-
swer any and all question ," he said
In a statement Issued by his office
h«t ‘.
Dies asaerted that M0seley. who
retired from the army last year and
relinquished his post as command-
er of the Fourth Cor;* Area at At-
lanta. Ga.. with an Ombr.'ered at-
tack on the New Deil. tas a chiet
figure in the campaign to neutral-
ize the alleged subvefsive plot.
Since his retirement. Rf0561** had
made many speeches, attacking
Communists and person^ he alleged
to be radicals.
Id his St. Albans
erage i greed that he w:
croup attempting to
ieged plot.
"This is
Franco’* Triumphal Entry
Celebrated in Citie*
Throughout Spain
Adjournment Date
Proposal Refused
Hike in Hourly Wage* for inuy EM VINT
Day Worker, on Road AKMY YLYllVL,
Job* Approved CADET KILLED
Pilots Royalty
AUSTIN. May 19 -(UP)—The
Texas House of Representatives to-
day refused overwhelmingly to set
Saturday, June 3, as the date for ad-
journing its session that already is
10 days over the regular 20-day
pert)1. J.'
Rfeps. Max Boyer of Perryton, De-
Wltt Ktnard of Port Arthur and oth-
ers submUted a resolution subject
to concurrence of the Senate, to go
MADRID. May 19— < UP) —Span -
sh Nationalists celebrated their clv-
l war victory today with the great-
—4 demonstration since the
World War.
Marking the triumphal entry of
Oca. Francisco Franco Into the old
capital. 200.000 troops marched In a
victory parade. There were celebra-
tions to cities all over Spain. , ... _.
Six hundred airplanes. 1.000 field
guns. 3.000 vehicles. 500 tanks and
armored cars. 130 battalions of in-
fantry and a large force of cavalry
were in the parade.
Italian troops held the place of
honor at the head of the parade
Spanish troops followed and the
German “Condor Legion" was well
SAN ANTONIO. May 19— (UP) —
Cadet Donald E. Roberts. 23, of
Be.ssemer. Ala., was killed last night
In a parachute Jump near Falls City,
it was announced today by army
officers at Randolph field.
Cadet Malvern H. La Brown. 23.
of Nashville. Tenn., suffered a brok-
en leg when he “balled out" of his
airplane about the same time that
Roberts was killed. Brown was not
Death-
one of a
MAJ.-GEN
O / V i ' w
testified -before a closed session e<
the committee yesterday. Dies Said Deatherage said
Campbell was active In the cam-t in combating
paig.;. ¥ { 'I I tintgnist guys
Dies said that “highly coofiden- them put me on the stafed and I’ll
tial" reports of the alleged plot td ten *hat I know under loath.
But he charged that Dies and his
■ frith
overthrow me government wet* sent ,_
by participants In the campaign to committee are -playing with sdihh
a select list of 40 persons, many of fry. Instead of hitting tfie men at
whom were American Legion offi- the top of these movements.”
cials and retired army officer*. Dies Dies and hi* committee -net only
said' Campbells correspondence briefly this morning. Jolwview the
showed that he had asked and re- disclosures developed at *t*ecret ses-
ceived. from ^ Hamilton the names sion held In a melodramas a'n.oe-
of Republican national committee- phere yesterday. Dies Said the coal-
men and committee women for hlS' mittee decided to postpone further
mailing list. meetings until Monday mt 1:30 p.
Hamilton Readv m.. to give its investigate time to
Camptell denied. Dies, said, that cmvats the record of yesterday's
he sent the confidential report* t* te$URor.7. . J 1 _ .. ...
the Republicans CampbcU said Monday's meeting * probably will
they were sent copies of Mot-eley'd be epen to the public, DRa aald-
lack in the procession between mo- 1 steadfastly refused to approve a
olle repair units and motorized en- J constitutional amendment sales tax.
| IkMML. "! I] j Spate Biembers considered slgnlf-
It was the last parade for the leant the fact that Attk. Oen. Oer-
Italians and Oermans. They art now aid C. Mann had held constltution-
to go back home and it was expect- ai a graduated tax on oil, as levied
ed that all of them would leave by In *n omnibus" bill that is on the
t the al- toe end of the month. House calendar after the pending
„ Franco arrived in Madrid last j|29 &<>o 000 departmental appropria-
true. night from Burgos. non bill,
engaged was estimated that 2.000 000 Principal changes In the commit-
Com^ people were crowded into the city, tee-drawn departmental bill were
which troops and labor battalions addition of four employes, lndud-
had apent weeks in clearing of war ing a $4,350 a-year engineer, for *
debris and entrenchments. traffic safety division In the High-
----- way Department. Appropriations
rj tm I for aix other employes, travel ex-
Koosevelt (Jpposed P*nae* and supplies were not ap-
home two weeks.henc*. The result- *
ing vote was not announced, but cni^*uy .
ma«hffir'aSJewto' tob? 15 Planea whkeh lootc ** laat ni«ht
f the Vata from Corpus ChrUti for Rancjolph
£ n^! «rle a^v Field on a training flight. Theoth-
Megib.rs now are receiving $5 a day, er pl|ines jan(je<j safely.
nail P*> • Army officers believed that the
More than two-thirds of the 150 pianeB piloted by Roberts and
House members have signed a pb- Brown were wrecked by a sudden
titioii not to go home without a so- sfcrm of brief duration To guard
lutlon to the question of old age against such accidents a meteorol-
assfctanct revenues. The House has ogist officer was flying In the vlcin-
To Spending From ]
p. faf* .• r» i Tt>’* House also gave its endorse-
OlQuillZQtlOn t und ")tm for continued expenditure of
.. n
Bucket Battle in Harlan
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WASHINGTON. May 19—iUP)—
President Roosevelt today said that
he opposed any new spending plan
that would Involve use of the $2,-
000.000.000 stabilization fund.
Mr. Roosevelt set forth his
tlon when he was asked about re-
ports that some officials were con-
sidering a - program involving the
use of *1.000 000.000 from
for the purpose of expand
facilities generally and
railroads for equipment purchases
He said he knew of no such pro-
gram. although he added that Iran-
ous methods for railroad asdslance 1
Ity. reporting .weather conditions,
but did not encounter any storm.
Army filer* and Department of
Commerce agents who took off
when Roberta and Brown failed to
arrive at Randolph field also found
weather conditions good.
Farmers In the vicinity t of Falls
fclty, however, reported that there
was a brief but severe storm, and
It was believed that Brown and
Robert*, the last fliers to take off
from Corpus Chrlsti, flew Into It.
Roberts body was found today.
Man at throttle of locomotive as
King George and Queen Eliza-
beth ride train from Quebec to
Montreal on first leg of royal
journey is 65-year-old Eugene
LeClerc, above, veteran Cana-
dian Pacific railway engineer.
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O <• —
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KING ACCEPTS
Coleman-Cisco Road |talace on
Designation Pushed
WHEELS’ ARK
—VtS|
OF TWO DAYS BEGINS
IVES
AUSTIN. May 19 UP)—Twenty-
nine county delegations were sched-
uled today to appear Monday before
the State Highway Commission at
its monthly hwuteB.
Delegations listed on the docket
lfidud*:
Eastland. Callahan and Coleman
by the Federal j counties, regarding designation from
Cisco via Cross Plains to. Coleman:
htg&wjy funds for surveys In con-
| neetton with the federal program of
building lateral and post roads Rep.
George Howard of Houston, spon-
sor said approximately 75 per cent
of the cost is paid
Burrau of Roads
An**increase to hourly wages for j Qslveston. the Oalveston-Bulivsr
dav workers on highway projects ffTry and 8tate Highway 146;
also was approved. The present wage I Chambers,; Harris, and Jefferson
Is approximately 33 cents an hour ; counties, construction of Stale Hlgh-
lor unskilled labor: Rep. Lon E. jigay 228 from Port Arthur to Hous-
• Alsup of Carthage submitted the ton; Harris county, operation of
amendment calling for 40 cents an ferneA at MorganTj Point; Oregg
j bouf on ordinary workers and 50 county, general road matters; and
centf for truck drivers. [Taylor county, extension of WPA
OTTAWA. May 19—(UP) —
With a slight nod of his head.
King Oeorge VI today gave roy-
al assent to a treaty with the
United Mateo .first time a Brit-
ish sovertgn ever personally has
approwd * MU puvvd by the ’
( anadian Paruinvent.
OTTAWA. May "19—(UP)-Kir.g
Oeorge is looking forward to his
visit to the United States with "par-
ticular pleasure” he said tbday In
accepting the cnedentlSls of Daniel
C. Roper, former secretary o; com-
merce. as American Muuste; to
Canada.
Th^ brief ceremony here [>n the
OF DISORDERS
Soldier* Occupy Roofs in
Jewish Section of
Jerusalem *
JERTUSALEM. may i*—mri-j
Great Britain today warned Jewish
leaders In Palestine that “force will
be met with force” in suppressing
disorderly protests against British
polfcv in the Holy Land.
. Following riotous Jewish demons
t ini an state on the grounds bust K
program for creating a new Pales-
tinian state on the grouds that It
would be dominated by Arabs, thg
Zionist leaders were summoned to a
meeting by Lieut. Gen R. H. Haln-
lng. commander of British armed
forces in the Holy Land.
Tws Britans K filed
Ha in Ing, who had made a careful
inspection of damage done during
disorders In which a British soldier
and a British constable wer* knied
and more than 150 persons were In-
jured. wanted the leaders that ad-
ditional military units had been
moved In and that the commandant
was ready to use whatever force was
necessary to maintain order.
One of the British constables in-
jured yesterday died this afternoon.
Fully-equipped soldiers with fixed
bayonets occupied the roofs of build-
ings in the Jewish section of the
city.
All government buildings were put
under strict guard. Barbed wire and
sand bag barricades were erected
at strategic points In the streets.
British troops were withdrawn from
outlying Arab districts and brought
it Jerusalem. Haifa and Tel-Aviv
to be prepared for any eventuality.
It appeared likoly that tbs of-
ficial Jewish resistance henceforth
might be passive but extremist
groups crested fears of future not-
ing Jewish city and rural real es-
tate owners agreed they »ouid not
psy either government sr munic.pu
taxes so long as the British progr:.m
remains In effect.
The House upheld the committees project on 8tate Highway 36 south- Gomniion capital marked .he firs:
4.000 JAPANESE RETORTED
Hilled as tun©peh is
RECAPTURED
8HANGHAI. May 1*—(UP)—Chi-
nese troop* have recaptufed Tung-
pefi. north of the Yangtaehver. kill-
ing 4,000 Japanese troop* in their
second bifgest victory of the Chi-
li nese-Japanese war. Chinese dis-
patched asserted today.
Tunkpeh is on the border of Ha-
inan and Hupeh provinces, 140 miles
northwest of Hankow.
According to the Chinese advices,
Chinese stormed the Japanese lines
and captured the city alter 48 hours
I of hand-to-hand flghttof In the
: burbs and the city atrests
pursued
have been discussed from
! time.
ATLANTIC AIR
time
tg < itemization of all stale jobs In the
appropriation bill. Previously, many
employes were paid from lump-sum
appropriations or special fees col-
{lected by the departments. Rep,
Alfred Petsch of Fredericksburg at-
east of Abilene.
PERMIT GIVEN £3*2 <°«»' “»
Highway Department authority to
_ — ■■ manage employment of Its annual
WASHINGTON, May 19—(UP)— workers, setting only maximum and
The Civil Aeronautics Authority to- average salaries for the mainten-
day authorized Pan-Americaji Air- cnctl division.
Sen. Metcalfe Acts
To Override Veto
time an American Minister to Can-
ada e»ei had presented his creden-
tials personally to a BnU4u sov-
ereign.
Roper brought to the KLijj assur-
ances of friendship from fto idem
aitsttv u.. ,n ,irp» Rrn K®08***11 and food; wishes
AUSTIN May 19—(UP»—«en. for ti)e contoured happiaesi and
Penrose Metoalfe of Son Ange.o ^ ^ of toe CanStaT^ople “
moved in the Texas Senate today ^ lrain a Zap
to override Qov. W L*e ODai.iel s at jj a m_punctuai ^ the minute,
veto of Metcalfes btl. to admit five M usaai—and the Kid* and Queen
students from each Pan-American , frQ_ tivirT’Twtwr on
ways to operate a trans-AJtlgntic Pstachjtald that ji jyMem based j country to Tsxas supported colleges ftnd ^ theklrK Lad
tui ned from sunny blue to threaten-
ing ghay.
CIIAM'PERLAIN TELLS HOUSE
BRITAIN READY TO MAKE
CONCESSIONS -
Chinese
fleetu i
troops
j Japenese remnants and reoccupied
a number of village* in rthe area.
r*
mm
wm
Fmji ilfp
•winging ■ bucket at hi* opponent, non-union miner, left, engages
Yin fast fist-fight with United Mine Workers picket, one of frequent
hand-to-hand scraps aa anti-union miners returned to work in
Harlan countv Kv . <wai h.ih«
commercial air service. on seniority and efficiency was in
The certificate of public ccjnSenl-, f.,rc* in the department and that
ence and necessity was tssutd In employment varied according to
time to permit the Pan-American i sesjans. The bill calls for 1.899
airwavs to Inaugurate Its United regular employes in the maintenance
States-European service tomorrow— ; <»ivig|cm.
the 12*h anniversary of Charles A R*g>. E H. Thornton. Jr., of Oal-
Llndberghs flight to Parts. vf.'ton appropnatioru chairman
-*--- j said that he believed the Itemization
Parrot Fever Serum
! Rushed to Lubbock £
—1 ,i I Hlgfairay Department might still be
LUBBOCK. Tex.. May 1*—(UP continued under the bijlT
Serum which was rushed here from a »4 000-s-year approprlatlon^for
»• cording to the Chinese reports, Enid. Okie., by a relay of Oklahoma traveling expenses In the workmen's
t ' The Chinese asserted hat It was and Texas highway patrolmen, was compensation insurance division of
their biggest victory since the bat- «■«* ***** to *ave the j the Highway Department was add
itle of Talerhchsrong. in the Boo- Uves of •**’• and Mrs. Irving L.
Ilchtfer area, early in tha-wfr.
B It had been noticed here that Jap-
rang**: reports hsd been almost sll-
j ent regarding The Honan area for
two days before the Chinese reports
|pf * Yktory. s
$■ Dispatches from Chun^Dhg as-
serted that Chinese pursuit planes
[turned back a fleet of Japane>e
tfeonbers and shot down two. The
[Japenese. It was said, wfre bound
for Chungking, the capital, when
la the interes-., of international ur
derstandlng. The students would
receive fj-te tuition
, OT>anler* veto me-s&age said that
the state could not afford suen a
step with a *17,000 000 deficit.
MeUulfe estimated that total re-
mitted fees, under'Uie bill wou.d
not exceed $: 000 a year if all schol-
arships were claimed
The motion to override the vHJ
W3u spread on the Journal It can
be called up for vote on a day s no-
tice..
Last night the King and Queen
slept aboard the train on a siding
nedr the sleepy hamlet' of Caledonia
Springs where all
itants were excited by the
of royalty.
CHANGES IN NAVY
BILL ACCEPTED
WASHINGTON, May 19 -<UP)—
The House today accepted -Senate
30^ uves oi sot. ana Mrs. Irving
! Jones, who were believed to be suf-
fering from parrot fever.
The serum had been located at
Emd after a nation-wide search. It
Is extremely rare, physic Una .said
as there Is little cause to use It.
The supply was available in Enid
ed. but the House refused to adopt
an amendment to increase the per-
sonnel of the agency which Rep.
Stock Performance
Roaf Qinrp Mqv Q amendments to the total $7*1.049
oust 01111C ivkttj if nava, appropriation MU, largest
— -i j In peace-time history, and Mnt the
NEW YORK. May 19— (yP>— measure to the White House
Ti chnical considerations brought a The Senate amendments were ac- ____ ___
rally Into tha stock fist today and cepted without debate. Republican Tli. the
r ur i. u..- couia oe aiscussea wuy wneu
certainty existed that aggressive do*
LONDON, May 19-«UP)—The
Hou.'e of Commons approved the
government’s foreign policy by a
vote of 220 to £* today after hearing
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain
declare that Great Britain was
ready to make concessions in the
interest of permanent peace if Ger-
many would renounce the use of
force and aggression
The vote came when Common*
rejected a liberal motion to raduop
the foreign office budgetary appro-
priation of $500—a technical motion
the linsEr r“,c,h. “sst *
- In the Cabinet
Chamberlain, in an important re-
_J sume of foreign policy, defended the
Cabinet's program against bttlug
liberal and labor attacks. He mi id
that Britain would refuse to buy
peace at the price of concessions
leading only to further demands by
the totalitarian powers.
Chamberlain again expressed
(strong Nbpe for cooperation with
Soviet Russia, but said nothing
which could be construed aa going
beyond Britain's latest proposal.
I which Russia reected today.
Chamberlain said concessions
b*“ performance Leader ->«ej* W( ^ ------ ---------
appro,» pe, cent of the toll. did not let! dTn" *** “ 0eeo_m>ounc«l j
on,, Oeoaore a .oman tLere ~ £LS’ SPE? 1 £T o Auto Cragh Victim '
■4-P-aKSiffare Saved from Drowning
died before the serum which
been ordered for her arrived.
passed road bond assumption bill
which topped today's 8enate calen-
dar was erroneously there and goes
e.nveuasawi owr Untu °*xt Wednesday. At that
■ DRIVE MANY FROM HOMES ^ thTTMr-
MANIIA. Ma7 T» —'UP Pour t*Tlng to bring to* vote for nearly
thousand Inhabitant* of Verde Is- a month. Filibusters have blocked
«SSK3T«a»
AUSTIN May lfi-(UP)-Texas
Detnocrau wiU send an untostruct-
delegation to the national Dem
'.the Presidency with its “heavj^btir-
maverick der .
“We do not know the Intentions
Of President Roosevelt." Maverick
said. Maverick mentioned the re-
^ratlc invention next ytar If they ports of conflict between the Pros- Homer 0«££n. Mata poUcr
ocratic con __ident and Vice President While thev m tor' pndor,6d » .superstition
the Chinese plans* encountjsed CONTINUED EARTHQUAKE*
them near Kuelfy at the head of
the Vsngtze river gorges,
t: United States Morlnss and Brlt-
biock5to?f various oTthe In^ land began leaving theh horns* to- lhlin *°
;ternatlonal Settlement wfih atii$ei <tey as earthquake* which started
burl cades and raiding Chinese ho- lw 7 continued. |
tela and homes In search of Chinese Governor Vicente Caedo of Bat-
••terrortsu.” * j I ! i _
Interior that the interior of Verde
gradually la sinking. Artesian wells
normally cold now are near the '
1H° boiling point, he mid- ENID. Ok la May 19—(UP)—Roy
_ | It is estimated that 2.000 faml- Murphy, thin and weak from a 22-
AUBTIN. May 1» — <1|P) — Co. lies, mostly fishermen, already have day hunger strike, wascomirted to-
DEATH SENTENCE
—--—
ENDORAE* HUFERBTinON
ON UNDERPASS HONK I
“““ ““ Dwtm*nt^' IS RECOMMENDED
j ferred had slumped to a new low for ] Bam ’.old him It was. _
the year. Trsding picked up tempo- The bill ca.rles funds to start HOUSTON Mav 19— <UP>—Mtea
rarlly on the recovery 1 work on twj 45,COO-ton battleships jj qj Houston was
Bonds were flrta. Wheat moved 21 other naval vaaseU. and ptlrcltaae . from nosaihie drownlna early
higher and cotton was narrowly 500 planes. The new building a-Ul {od aft#r ^e fell from her wrsek-
mlxe.*. 1 Increase AmericaX naval construe- ----
The automobile Industry provld- j tlon program to 144 ships.
■*d the mirket with Its most cher- 1 i v t—- —— - - ----
ing news. Ward's said production TFXA8 ,TRRk
of cars this weak had risen contra-j APRIL BELOW 193$ HI.I RE
AUSTIN. May :9*-(UP)-traffic
deaths In April numbered
police reported today.
follow the advice flasn
Democrats by Mayor-Elec'
Young
Maury
ident and Vice President while they
appear friendly, and aaid: “Not
the one about
^ , _ Antn_10 at - meel. knowing the true facta, we should [times and making a
of 8« AntoolB « . m«t, ^ ^ ^ (or c„ tot, „
tog here last night.
Maverick suggested
abandoned the towns of Ban Augus-
tine and Bon Agapito
- ,
Pavers Ofl
presideovNi
old tor
_ Oarner maj
“hard and cruel
day of murdering his brother Harry
in * farm shack lost January. The
Jury recommended that he be ten-
t< ced to death In the electric chair.
Murphy lay an a cot In the court-
LAN8INO. Mich.. May 19—(UP)— room and gave no indication be
. - Texas watch and wait and send * “Idon t know how muchjhe three,ifce Michigan legislature today had t&ri U* vtrxlict whan if was read.
thit Vice deiMruinn to bonks have to do with getting your passed a joint resolution author*- His Wife w*pt. , ^
Duty be too powerful uninstructad driegauon to but if you wM — —
Uie ul the natioual convention.” t(honks ought to halp,
•r*
seasonally to 10,145 units from 72475
In the preceding wedk.
' A rise In April construction to the
txvvolume for that month dnee
1931 and furthaf impro\ement In re-
tail and wholesale trade were re-
port to.
ed automobile Into a ditch filled
with water.
Muln Renfro's car and another
driven by A. H. Jean* of To®ball
collided mi the Tom ball highway,
____1* miles northwest of Houston. Her
90 state car rolled Into a ditch and aha fell
out. half-conscious.
Dr. Scarborough to
Head Baptists Again
The total Is somewhat below the Jean* sold she was
Apr 1938 figure of 94 death* and whan ha reached her.
below the March. 1939. figure of 108. her out of tha water.
Ool Homer Garrison. Jr. state po- woman wai brought to a hospital
lice director, announced hero, suffering from a hood toftlff.
County Jud(r Di<-»
JACKSBORO Tex Mav
<UP»— Funeral services will
OKLAHOMA CTY, May 19—(UP) * tomorrow for the late Judge
—Dr. L R. Scarborough Semin*') Simpson earl/ day Jack count
Hill, Tax,, was continued todav in iter and oounty Judge who di I ■
(ha president* of tha Southern Bap- his home here yesterday Hr was ^ »he cnastoi divtalon of the -'Srue,
Ua4 Coownttetl. ,* SO He had been county Judge since Fish and Oyster Commission. July
/ Bakteiam, ttgryiann. waa chosen lm having prevtoualv Berveu a 15^1 wa> annouw ed u>day fry A. 1.
« -• - twm uijg to »1A. j WdK, Chairman of the Commission^
119- AUSTIN, TiX., May 19—(!»)—
held Oordon Ountett,
Dr. E J Lund of the
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Jones, Ernest. The Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 183, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1939, newspaper, May 19, 1939; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1093964/m1/1/?q=technical+manual: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.