Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, September 10, 1937 Page: 4 of 10
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cently. having been secured and
begun when Denton was in the old
Fort Worth WPA district.
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approval of the Dallas head office.
Under New Division
We carry a complete line of bath room and kitchen sup-
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agreed that the best thing to do
under the circumstances would be
to ask disinterested experts to ren-
der their opinion, after a tour of
inspection, on the safety of the
pr nt stadium and what cor-
rections—if any at all—are need-
ed.
Members of the board said Fri-
day they did not know if that in-
spection could be made in time to
have a report before the school
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By MILO THOMPSON
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. —•—
Ford Defends
Liquor Policies
them against Americans and ''de-
luded" democracies a few hours
trustees’ regular meeting Monday
night.
Congressman W. D McFarlane.
Visiting in'Denton, was in the in-
formal parley held Thursday and
Goebbels Sees
New Europe
The average price paid for sub-
marginal land by the Rasettlement
administration in 1936 was $4.50 an
acre. . ,
cessor.
Hstory seems to bear them out.
Grant was not through with his
first term when such talk led to the
adoption of a Democratic platform
1 plank favoring, not merely a two-
term Omit. but a one-term limit.
Heard Before '
McKinley, who had scarcely be-
gun his second term before his as-
sassination, had already had occa-
Sion to still wagging tongues by
saying flatly he would not be a can-
didate for a third term.
' Theodore Roosevelt, who flfilshed
out'the McKinley second term, met
the issue immediately after his first
election to the presidency, by say-
ing:
“Under no circumstances will I
be a candidate for or accept an-
: other nomination."
Calvin Coolidge's "second" term
been Instructed to watch for the
missing plane while on their reg-
ular training flights
contraotors, experts in construction
work, to make an examination of
the high school athletic stadium
and give an opinion as to what if
any structural alterations are ne-
cessary to make it safe, they tenta-
lively agreed at an informal con-
ference Thursday afternoon.
The partey was the second held
on the subject The previous day
NURNBERG. Sept 10—(P—Nag
Germany's little propaganda min-
ister, Paul Joseph Goebbels, declar-
ed before national socialism's an-
nual congress here that a new Eur-
ope is being formed "for which we
will nght’to the last breath" against
c omm unism.
Dr. Goebbels brought all his pow-
ers of invective into play—some of
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seven weeks ago. The blast came
after an old boiler was fired up for
the first time since the plant was
rebuilt.
John D. Morgan of Dallas, district
WPA supervisor, term the recently
completed structure unsatisfactory
and one which could not be approved
in its present shape
Morgan. It was reliably reported
afterward, said flatly he felt the
stadium would have to be taken
down and rebuilt.
The school men are understood
to have taken the position Thurs-
day afternoon that WPA-approved
specifications had been followed,
that WPA inspectors had checked
the work as construction progress-
ed and that they could not there-
(EDITORE NOTE: There is
talk in Washington on th* sub-
ject of a third term for Presi-
dent Roosevelt The chief of the
Washington Associated Press
Bureau tells of some phases of
this talk.) ----1“----
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The students were enrolled and
books were given out Monday.
Class work began Tuesday morning.
There are 61 high school students,
and 83 grammar school students.
News Briefs
The Methodist W M. S. met Mon-
day afternoon In the home of Mrs.
Earl Love. A missionary program
was directed by Mrs. Geo. Young,
Who also offered the devotional.
Prayer was by Mrs. A. E. Broyles.
Those who assisted on the program
were Mmes. McNatt and Love. A
social hour was enjoyed and the
hostess served refreshments to eight
members. »
Mr and Mrs. Ones Hodges of Dal-
las. who were recently married, vis-
ited relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B Rice and chil-
dren of Breckenridge were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McNatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland McCarson
returned from Bowling after spend-
ing the summer there.
TV and Mrs. O B. Tidmore of
Dallas visited here.
Miss Ellen Martin of Denton is
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Third term talk ts now interesting
Washington politicians, comments- _ - _________ - ____
tor* and students of government a number of the trustees had heard
who think it extraordinary this talk - - " “
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ndymndcore,52a, of Magshau, visiting Mrs. Elman Allen.
' and George Davis, negro, were kill-
ed instantly, Moore and Castle be-
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whether WPA funds could 4 be ob-
tained to rebuild it if should de-
Winter rye grass and
clover for lawns and
cemetery lots.
AUSTIN. Sept 10. —(P— Bert
Ford, liquor control administrator,
staunchly defended the policy of
state rather than local enforce-
mentot the liquor laws in testimony
before the Senate emiciency and
economy committee. -rc
Ford said he believed the reason
the Legislature appropriated 8970.-
000 annually to the liquor control
department was that it felt the
state would be justified in spending
such a large sum to enforce com-
pliance with the law. Leaving en-
forcement to local officers would
be ridiculous," he maintained.
The administrator said officers in
"eight or ten” counties gave him
no co-operation, mentioning specif-
ically Galveston, Bexar and El
Paso.
COURTHOUSE
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New suits filed:
Grace-Barrow Motor Co. vs. J. R
Lindley, suit on debt and for writ
of seauestration.
Docx Grissom, plea of guilty to
misdemeanor theft, fined *10 and
costs and sentenced to five days in
jail.
Dave Johnson, plea of guilty to
transporting beer, fined *36 and costs
could not sit down at a Mediter-
ranean conference table -with other
powers *0 long as Soviet Russia,
which has accused Fascist Italy of
sinking her ships, would be there.
He warned Europe and the de-
mocracies that "Spain is the world's
crossroads" and added:
“What happens today in Spain
may repeat itself tomorrow in any
country"
Then he screamed that the es-
tablishment of “a communist pow-
er” in Western Europe “cannot be
tolerated.*
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Denton public school officials and
trustees will ask a group of local
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had decided she teachers were introduced and an-
nouncements were made by Rucker.
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SHERWiH-WlLUAMS
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O. Q. Hulsey and Heriet Hulsey
1. B. swindie and Lillie Hawkins.
Aciently demanding to put out that
“I do not choose to run” statement.
The more practical politicians
hereabouts are not amazed at the
earliness of third term talk. They
say they expect persons interested
'fa launching candidacies to start
I the talk early. They add, too, that
I persons opposed to a president twice
- elected lose no time moving obsta-
cles into the path of his third elec-
tion.
At the same time, being practical
politicians, they say they do not
expect Roosevelt to make an early
I declaration. They put it this way:
[A president endeavors to hold his
1 administrative strength and his
4 party leadership to the last ditch;
i he wants no lame duck stigma; he
is unwilling to be read out of of-
flee before his term has run; He
knows he will be handicapped if
backers, co-workers and subordin-
ates start giving more than one eye
to his probable successor while he
is trying to work with them. What
can be do, they ask, but avoid com-
, mitinf himself.
Cocaine is a shrub produced chelr-
Niyin Java.__
DEFINITE PART OF THE COMMUNITY .
We are proud of the faet that the unique service rendered by a,
funeral home makes our firm a definite part of the community.
Funeral homes are Indispensable to the welfare, health and mental
peace of the community. Keallzing our important position, we
have provided every facility, every modern convenience, so that
this service is rendered by us in a beautiful, appropriate manner.
SHEPARD FUNERAL HOME
Phone 148
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS .
J Homer Kerley and G W Martin
to David Mulkey, tract one and one-
half miles east of Denton in TM
DOWtUnx survey 8240; Sept. 1. 1937.
N. L Moore and wife to H O Bos-
worth and wife, iota 1, 3, 31 and 33
in block 3 of lake View Camp. 860.
AUS 31, 937,
M L. Martin and wife to Mrs Bob-
ble wiileford, tract on Hickory Street
in Danton. 66 000 Sept S. 1937.
Ida Monta Oilesple to Jack donn-
son, tract ul land in city of Denton.
43.630 12, Dec. 28, 1935.
R. F. Wells and wife to Herschel
Wells. 76 acres of B. L. Rue Pre-emp-
tion survey, to end constderatons,
Sept. 3, 1337.
OIL. GAS LEASE ASSIGNMENTS
THE FAMOUS METER-MISER IS
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Third Term Talk [Inspection of ,
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Homer S. Curtis
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should appear during the first year
of a president's second term.
Some explain this is because no
president heretofore has had so
mnsspafiyig congees,
concentration of power in his
hands, so many innovations in gov-
ernmental procedure, and so much
popular support on a personal-rath-
er-than-party basis.
They infer it is high time to con-
sider what shall happen to this in-
heritance of power and prestige. .
But there are others who assert
all this is false reasoning. Lfore understand why on its com-
In the first place, say these peo- pletton the stadium met flat dis-
pie, the third ter mtalk is not ap- ------ -- • .—- -*e
pearing prematurely bat is natural,
once a president is inaugurated for suruuuze auunae uuue. uv-1
a second term, for speculation to gan , Dalas omce comparatively re- H.Killingsworth.
begin promptly concerning his sue- - - - ---- —• "aswmin here wher
ed yesterday, killing four and in-
juring four others, said today the
cause of the blast had not been de-
termied.
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ing buried by debris. Davis' body
was blown about 50 yards. A. T. Ja-
cob, negro, died several hours after
the blast.
Brown Barramore was not expect-
ed to survive burns and injuries.
William Arthur McDaniel also re-
mamed in critical condition Craw-
ford Mayfield. negro, was badly
burned and Luther Pitts. negro, suf-
fered slight injuries.
The dead and injured were em-
ce
THE VANITY SHOP
“Shop of Style and Personality” E2‘ axtC
43 Students in
Aubrey School
Special to Record-Chronicie
Aubrey, Sept 10.—The Aubrey
School opened Monday with a good
attendance of students and patrons
present for a program directed by
supt. J. A. Rucker. The group sang
"America" and "Battle Hymn of
the Republic,” led by. Mrs. Cecil
Ellis Prayer was by Rev. W a
Henson, pastor of the Baptist
Church, who also made a talk. W.
C. Simpson, president of the board
of trustees, also made a talk, and
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1 NEW FALL
MISSING
FLYERS
SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 10.t——
Although an intensified starch for
Dying Cadet duy Edgerton of Ken-
ly, N C, tost Oct. 30 on a flight
from Shreveport to San Antonio,
has been discontinued, nlers from
orEBB&e A.RCo. survey.
3 1937
M’demauazeetkttere -
sur 8 and constderattons, SPn
3. Great Southern Drilling Co « ■ 1
Constance Condos. 1 64 interest ire •
5421 acres or Nyers, Noyes & Forrest
Burvey. 810 and considerations. Sept.
* Great Southern Drilling Co. to Vic-
tor Polios et al., interests in 54 31
acres of Nyers. Noyes A Forrest Sur-
vey »10 and considerations, Sept. 7.
1M7. _____
AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATIONS
314806-8. P Jackson, Denton.
Chevrolet sedan.
814807—G. N. Lott, Lewisville. Ply-
mouth sedan. —
314SOB- Halley Beall Gosney, Lew-
isville, Chevrolet sedan,
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, September 10, 1937, newspaper, September 10, 1937; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1540000/m1/4/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Denton Public Library.