davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1935-05-17

Sn gnglono bat ieBt elm BlnR
enogiiltige 3uItimmung eefunOen.
Ser zines ser gr0Bten EunneIprc-
iefte bartlett. @s banOelt ii9 INN
ben Bau zines SunneIs unter Dem
6luBbett Der Spne, Der Die Sdfen
Der beioen StGote Goutb 6bieI0s
uno Nortb Gbielos matchmaker Der-
binoen uno ben GuBpe9 ami.
i6en Oieien nidtieen Snouitrieor.
ten Inn mebr ols As 2ilometer OBJ
fiirden tpirO. @esenpGrtig gibt es
ui1terbasb bon IencnitIe tpe0er cine
Bride iiber ben GIuB nod eitest
Eunnel, Der Dem be0euten0en Sers
febr cine grleidterune berihoffem
Diiroe. Dos 8autDerf miro cine
2Gnge bon anndberno 2.5 &iIometer
baden. 9ie beioen St1ote fonntert
ii1 LANCE iiber Die Nusfiibrune Oes
Hlnns niht einig nerOen. unb
South SbieIos bate iih tros Der
boberen Soften bisber INNER fir
ben 9au elmer Bride ausaeiprOden.
Der jest beidIoiiene Eunnel mir0
nidt nur fir Den seeenwartigen
Ierfebr cine meientlihe &ilfe be.
oeiten, er miro 6meifeIlos aud 6ur
inouItrienen 8elebung ouf beioen
Soften oes Jlriies b~eitrosen unO
oler 8orousiiht nod our MnIteO-
lung nerer 1abrifen fiibren, Die
iid oie 9erbelierung Der StanOorts.
beoingungen 81 NuBe moden mol
len. Gines Der ndfIten 8nuoorbo-
ben, oeiien Werpirtlidune nidt
mebr Innge nlf ii6 marten I0Hen
miro, lit Die &erlteIlnng elmer l1n-
tersrunobobn 5piiden 0Ortb
Sbielos uno South 5bielos.
Washington Journal., 1935-05-17
@ou aori @5tt9er.

Sou aarl 80tt9sr.
@eite &hue. Setoerittle;
@ldrsliht. flimrer6eiB.
&unif beg W9ittdes. Beee fiIbrer
&roo unS tueitht1. ltou6ie ztuei6.
Bis lie iim IN 9tou oerliereu.
@rdnoeuO I6tu,lt oer ourfle BiGe
grorrNer grSe tetIe reiFt
4orr On, @crr; I'M tetSeu Neioen
Dor Dem BtuO. Ger fonftbin Itreif..
@tehn bic Net6er oc mO ihtuei0en. =
@LdnsOnft Oedt bic 5ommerflIe.
BcJl i'm 6Inuen Nbeuo 6ebt
Sid Gin Eie6 aug zines Qfnbes
T1uuo bon irge1otuo uu6 lhpebt
uun tiIht IN Oes lpGteu 8tn0es
Gtem. = @raue @6mmer 6iueu
8eiter gbne 8eiFetroum.
Nnht iteht god. upo Sterne lteieen
8is an 6ori3ontes Soum
Gtebn Die SeIcer 6tob uu6 lHueieen
@orten6 lduidhf bic reife Stt1e.
Washington Journal., 1935-05-17

Die Benobner bon Somino, ei-
mem fIcinen Dorfe in Oer iponiidem
Hrobin5 @alicia, boben eiuen elm
fn9en unO geraOen Sim, uno 10
Donte es ibnen nidt in ben Ropf.
bob elmer ibrer iungen Dorfgenoi-
len. itott zines Ser biibiden inngen
MG0den beg 9rtes al p1bIen, (t@
fir cine mehr aIs OoppeIt 10 nIte
Sungfer entiHieO. Sic gnb iiinf-
unobierdig n2enSe" gu, Die es 70
I9on beiBt, nber man bate @rnnO,
aud Oieie Mnea6e nit groBter Dor.
Iidt announcement; Ser 8r6utignm
ober mar crit faopp 5tpeiuno3won-
0ig Sabre alt. 80 etpos mar in
Eomino nod nidt poracfommen,
unO Die gallern bcidIoiien. oieie
gbeidlieBung mad 9rdften ju uer-
bin0ern.
Mber ie0er giutpano beitdrtte nur
ben eigenlinnigen iungen Nlann in
leinen @ntlhlub. llno Dab it'd Die
8rout ni9t iberreOen lieB, Don Dem
iebnli6lt erpiinidten Gbebiinonis
abitano 5u nebmcn Oas lGBt lih be-
greifen.
90 fam Oenn Der &oh5eitstag
oes unglei9en Yaores berun. 0a
Oie grautIeute geb0rt batten, onB
ibre 9orfgenolien Die Stride beipd-
den lieBen uno Die gbeidIieBuug
nit @etpnIt perbinoern polten, ia.
men ite in oler Serrgottsfriib 5lr
Stride, bon ben 8Gdtern ober be-
reits nit &obn un0 Spott begriiBt.
Sofort purOe Oas gar5 9orf olar-
miert, ober in5wiiden bntte Der
Hfarrer Die Erauung bereits boa-
5ogen.
Mls 0as .iunee Soar" Die Sir
9e ieoo9 ~berlailen iDoIlte, Iob es
einen Menidenouflauf Dor BET Cir,
Der eS nit SobIen uNo SHreien
begriiBte uno ni6t libel 2uIt oeigte,
Sen beioen nod einen b~an0greifEi.
den Ho~Iternbeno 3u bereiten. 9ie
frii9gebadenen gbeleute 8ogen iid
Gngitli6 in bic Stride auriif, bers
riegeIten Die Cir unO baten ben
ErieIter, bonn Hfarrbaus aus teIe>
pboniid Die Ioli8ei berbei8urnfeH.
8ieIe Stun0en lang oaaerte Oie
gelagerlng, unO erlt als cine ab>
teilung BoIi8iIten berauriidte, RUM.
ten Die empOrten 8auern oas Selb,
10 oaB Ii9 oas 8rautpaar gum
Sod8eitsmabI beeeben fonnte. 8ar
Oas nun elm eutes gor3eiden fir
Die CHE ODER elm idle6tes2 8er
fann's piilen?
Washington Journal., 1935-05-17
Gin Srrta@ asma0fons.

Die foleenbe Mnetbote pirb BON
Sennbfon eradblt. 9ei sinem @ar=
tenfsfte frat Elm stpas porpiBiges
junsss MGb9en an bic @affgeberin
beran unb fpru@: %. 1T bas tpirts
li9. pie man mir fugt. 2orb Tennb>
ion, Der ba gdn3 nlIein ouf Der 9ont
IiBt unb rau9t2" .Sn, meme
2iebe, bas 1T e." mar bic Mnttport.
80, i1 m09ts i'm 10 raienO germ ten=
nen Iernen. @telen sic mid bod.
bite, por," fdgte 6as iunge MGbnen.
- nMeine 2iebe. 2orb 9ennpfOn lit
es berbaBt, bon Tremben belGftigt 3u
rerben." entgegnete bic @aitgeberin.
.unb Elm @rurtb pielei4t, nesbdIb er
gu mir tommt, 1T Der, baB er tpeiB.
buB id bies refpettiere." = %. ober
i@ m09te bod 10 germ fugen t5nnen.
bdB i9 ibn getrOffsn bate" beborrte
Die anoere. = ~Nun, iagen Sic bod,
baB sic ibn ~setrOffen bdtten. unb Be-
gniigen Sic fi9 bamit." mar bic @nt=
gegnung.
Oas iun9e MGb9en poute inbeFen
bon feiner Meigerung niFsn. r2orb
Sennbfon", fugte bic @aftgeberin, als
bic beiDen an bic 8ant setrsten tpa=
rem, no Der poetd 2dureatus fab unb
ruudte, rbies 1T UiB g.. Ole Soater
elmer alien Jreun6in bon mir. bic
fi9 auBeror6entli9 mad Der @bre
ie6nt, Sic 81 frugen, tpie es Ssbnen
gebt." - rMie sebt es Sbnen2A entz
oegnete Sennp1on brummig, nobel
e. fdum nufbIidte. Neben inn pIaB
nebmenb, perlu9te bas iunge MGbz
den perlegsn. bic rnterbaltung in
Slug 5u bringen. aber ais alles, mos
IS dls Mnttport erbielt. Elm geIeeenis
Tides .6m!" mar ober ipnIfiges eiIis
ees @9peioen. lieBen feline NerDen
Is i'm Std, unb es begann nab Nrt
Der GGulmGbaen unrubig nuf Der
gant bin unb Der ou riiden. Damn
fpra@ Der groBe Mann: wSie iinb 10,
pie lie ale Iinb," srun5te er. nSie
hdben iln gu eng gelmnurt. so tam
Sbr Ror1ett tnaden b0ren." Be-
fddmt unO perlesen oog fiA bds iunge
MGb6en auriid. Gpdter am Na9=
mittag trat SennpfOn duf lie gu. Ieste
ibr bic Sanb uuf bic Sdulter unb
fprd9 freunbIi4: sd babe mid
porbin geirrt, meine iunge Dame. SIS
mar ni9t SIR ROriett. bds tnadte.
es tporen meine Soientrdger. Gle
paren gu Itramm binaufseaossn. Suit
mir lei6." llnb er f4Ienberte meiter.
Washington Journal., 1935-05-17

:vih-oden. inoem iis oeI @niflrbensn
folger po[ts.
Q6er mar 6ieIt III 3uriid.
,8leib", fdgte Moma Wiilsr
oumpf, .metn Soft. nun trissi Il GEE
ptB pieoer lire 3uitdnt,i So peroe
ieIber gsbn. Sob' ih osnn iibsrhoupt
mas geiugt ia ia. Rinoer. -.
babe i'd oenn Elm Mprf a%sfaet?"
n. netn", fhludaten ieBt
beioe MGohen. inbtm fis iif troRs
fu&sno segeuieitis in Die Arms fie<
len.
Big orouBsn Elm Fr0hlihes @tamp=
fen unb QdGen srtDnts. uno Mrm in
Nrm, nit pateten uno Jtoi9en bsIos
Den Die beiosn Batter erf9eiaen.
nHanu9" fraoten bsibe. ;n0sm fs
ole pertl6rten 9lide ourh bic Ooen
RGume mdnOern lieben, mo is oenn
Mutter?"
.Msg"... f6IuG5tsn bic MGo9sn,
me onoere Mobnlns mieten. "
ngle. an. ore 0ohnuno2
Weritebite Den Auatf4, 9~ruoerhers2"
rgee." la9ts Batter MeiBner, .,fpos
is oenn in Die Meiber bsute gefob
ren?"
llnb mie auf Rommonoo ma9ten
beiOe fofort misOe- fsbrt. Iiefen
binaus. pfiffsn. riefen uno lodten
unb fonoen aud bic beioen 6reunOins
men febr fnneG in Der nd1tsa
S1sunenede in ungeabntelter grrs=
sung.
.Grneftine!" REF Batter Miiaer.
.Jrieoerits ~" befdppr Batter
MeiBner.
rMonne.. 0 @ott". farien beioe
Trauen pis erlOit duf. ala tie ole bierz
froben @efi9ter fdbsn.
n@orfi9t. gruOerbsr5. tritt niht in
Die &ute oa". mabnts Batter Miasr
nod, ebe er fein Neib trOtlid ans
9er3 nabm.
.Seit pann gu. Oh. ou3t
| Sbr Gu9 oenn94 ftottsrte lsins 5rnu
iiberrui4t in ibrem titfen Sdmer3s
ouf.
nSeit eben". antportete Batter Mil-
Ter. rMir Da9tsn. Oas mare oenn gee
miitli9e- 10 tpO4enlang in elmer
Mobnung, unO tuolten oas Sud aud
geraoe roten, mo mir bod MI 10
cine 6amilie unO Elm Gsr5 unO cine
Steele iino. :"
% Soft, i9 bin 70 fdIs9t4. jams
Terte Mama Miiler.
ngaein. j. i'd. ia babe fduIO"
tlugte Diana MeiBner.
nMir miiKen aud Du fu9sn. tpena
9u pilft. Srieoerite!!"
% pie gerne. grneifine!"
Limb cas- &urt9en tonn ru6ig nod
in meinem 8stt i9lGfsn, fpenn tsin
plab fsin %iOlte," erbot fid DIANA
Miiler.
nDu bift gu gut, GrreItine.
~@ptt fei 9ant, lie Iiebsn Ii9 nies
Der. fagte Batter Miiler aufatmeao
gu Dem Jreunoe, dIs ale bier pieOer
in trduter @emeinT9aft Suriidpanbers
ten, .oas mar Blob fO'n DOriiberseben-
| beg Heifefieber.
Washington Journal., 1935-05-17

= i9e ~Wie
gebt es oenn ben Qe6munns, bic ii4
tiir3li9 perbeiratet buben9 Die pollz
ten fi9 ia eigsntli9 Dor 2iebe INNER
aufeRen!!" = .Sie buben iia ssgsns
isitis f9on i'm Mogen."
= Die 9le9te Musrebe
SIN Man0ber miro ben SOlOuten bag
,,Nequirieren" ouf eigene 5auit
itrengitens perboten. SrobDem err
mif9t Der 9auptmann einen @renaz
bier, Der ben 6slm boil f90ner 9iib=
nereier trdgt. ~RerI mo bait 0u
Ole geItoblen2" r@ar ni9t, 9err
9ouptmann, i9 mar bort briiben auf
Dem 8duernbof. Ga but mid Die
8Guerin tpeeseiugt. uno. reiI i'd nitt
geben nOlIte, bat Die alte 9ere nit
ben Giern mad mir gef4miHen!!"
MoIer: .gs lift semsin. baB
man mein Bib in Der MusffelIung 10
bod gebdnet bat" = RoIlege: .9r0>
tie bid. ole Rritit miro Is i4On ber=
unterreiben-"
Washington Journal., 1935-05-17
gu fura seaieIt

Ser @roBe &urfiirlt battle einest
@ottes6ienit beIuht, in benz ibm Der
@eiitli9e aus irgenopelAen Grim
ben seb0ris Die 2epiten geleien bate.
An Der na9ber itattfinoenoen fur
fiiritliden Eofel fragte Der Giirit
ben @eiitliden giltselaunt: .No.
&err Haitor, gr bat mir ia orOcnt-
Iid ems ouf ben Bel5 e~egebeni" Be-
onuerno bob Der @ottesmonn 0ie
S1ultern: ~Dns tut mir leiO. Sur
fiirltlide @noOen, OaB i'd MIR ben
HeI5 getroffen babe, ih bate aufs
Ser5 gedielt."
Washington Journal., 1935-05-17

baron oer @oGmonr pie Elm 9ro5er
purpuner 8olton 6Gngt, unO ipGbt =
Tpdbt ttopfenoen 6sr3en5 uuh oer
9i6tern oes 3e6nu6r3uge5.
pa bliben 3fpet rieYigs S%liibipurmer
im Grin oes 9etGnoes ouf. oerl0fh,n,
tsudten aeutroinge auf. Sin 6un-
tenreqen ItGubt iiber ole l9pdr3en
8oumgruppen bin. Der 3ug poltsrt
aber ois Gtienbriide. Sin langse3oge=
uer Yfiff - Damn lte6t ct i'm tteineu
gubnbof.
Wdgen aif @agen tout BON set
Station. Der RieS tnirF9t untsr ben
S9uben Der Jubgeber. Nuf Dem 9ii-
terbdbnbof rofelt ser &ron. Die Gait
paotn Oountrn i6sr ole Rdmpe. MiE
5a un0 6ott buusn sic JubrIeute auf
bie miiben @Gule Elm.
Damn lit nitoer aIes fin.
un0 ct. . CT.
glEt ueiet oeu Ropf. Dos Weinen
lift ibr uobe. Nber lie tGBt Die 6off=
nung ni9t Tinter. 9eG:t9t tommt er
nit benz IpGter Rd9t3ug.
Sic tldmmert Iid an oiele MOg.
ltdteit uno mdat lie Idon CUR Sc
piBbeit.
I'm ole 3eit gu tiir3sn. Tebt lie iid
ans Rlubier. Sic TpieIt uno iingt
feline QiebltngSlie6er uno Bat Die btrrz
ti6e gmpFinOung. onB er oa 1T. Oor
Der Sir Itebt, ibren geIdng bort. Der
ibn ent5idt uuf ole STEELE bannt.
mGbrenO er Ii9 Dor 5ebnfu9t mad
ibr oer3e6rt.
OteTe Billion lGBt tire tleine @tims
me po9fen uno i9pearn. un0 Ole
@Iidieligteit rstBt, iubelro ale Sc
bdnten uno @efiibIe nit.
Damn FBt @lfe 6eim Mabl. sic
tuft auetn. Oenno9 tieeen 3pei &C.
oede duf Dem blufbsnneiBen Sud.
Dor ieinem Seller buffet cine RoIe
Sm Riibter itedt cine 5ldf9e Self.
GITs tut. oIs IGBe Jreo an ibrsr
Settle. sic Isgt ole teiten Btien auf
Teinen Seller. fragt. fpie es i'm al
Die Sabre ergdngen lit unb Oh er fidI
nd9 ieiner 6eimat un0 Elm bis9en
nah @lIe gefebrt babe.
Menn oas @tubenmdb9en BON un=
gefdbr eintritt, redt li4 @lfe leif.
ernit uno gslangpeilt in ole 90he.
b.Gttert in einem Bud. friBelt nit eli
mem 8Ieiiift.
Sobalo Sic pieoer ALIEN lit, fiibrt
Iie ibr @efpG9 i'm TIiiterton fort.
5iert ii9 lG9eft totett uno blidt aus
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 2ioeru, Oabinter Die
susen perbeiBungspon ftrablen. Dus
BEL beobo9tet fis ii9 i'm Spiessl ME
cine S9aufpteIerin, Die cine garfield.
S3ene PROFIT, uno Die troB oes Nffetts
obiettib 0ie @irtuus tritiiisrt.
Sbr 1T, als er3G6le unD er3Gble
Greb. pie bel er erlebt Eut. piepiel er
erfGmpft uno errrungen. ur6 pie jebe
Ieiner 3aten einsebiint geipeItn in
0as inntge 9ecenten an fie. Nle
Borte Iino our93ittert Bon Osm Slid,
nieoer Bel ibr gu fein. ST tiBt ibre
6ano. Die mad 8lumen buffet unb an
oeren 5ingern Ninge bliBen uno iagt
nit tpei9er toien0er Stimme:
mgIferl. bos 2eben 1T 10 arm Obne
Did. . ME mebr tOnnte i9 bon Dir
Fortseben. . . ME mebr. 4"
nno @lfs i9IisBt Die .glusen.
I9liirft trunten Die Wonne bieier
Worte uno ringt berf9amt binte-
Dem Compendium. Ser lie rOiis iibers
baunt.
SIN SttLlen aber bor9t lie ms
2ono binous, mo eben Der Nudtaus
nit fpebmiitisem &luselaut our4 Die
Wteien oiebt.
pt0Bli9 fGbrt iie auf ipie aug
ldneem. t0itlihem Graum. Grnii4tert
f9aut fe UNI li4. Sbre @lie0er iino
totmiioe. Gin GrGiteln our4rieieltt
ibren Qeib.
Sic tlingelte Der 3ofe.
,HGumen sic ben Slid ub. . .mein
Better pirb bsute mobl ni9t mebr
tommen. y. Iogte lie nit fremOer
Gtimme, pantt in ibr 3immer, pirft
Ii9 meineno aufs 8ett.
Washington Journal., 1935-05-17
Meae Qorreiponben

" 0t 2 u u o.
.Sbr llntermieter befommt ia
furdtbnr bel Toitl Sino oas ales
Wriefe bon iunsen Damen?"
.Wein. Grau Tahbarin &err
9uoipia lit elm oroentliher Menih
ous iinO nur unbeaablte Bed.
nunaenl"
Washington Journal., 1935-05-17

GpIitter. Menn man iunse
Gbleute obne chamber iiebt. 70 baben
fe ii6er Gtpas nit einunoer.
Washington Journal., 1935-05-17

SIN CONNER, ols Die Natur nit
p~ratqenoen 8lumen unb f9neren
berauf9enoen 9iften @lIes S9l0Bz
den umtoIt, nls Ole 00slein MOniter=
tonserte pe~runftulteten unO Ole &ir=
9engloden JeIt auf Set einlduten,
Iibt GlTe in ibrem f9Gbigiten Mor<
qentleio, Die dusgetretenen 2einipanoz
I4u6e an ben GiBen %, auf9elOit in
ser 5onnenglut. Gin Mutomobil=
I9leierfeB9en fiuttert I'm ibren feu4z
ten Ropf, Der aItdgli9 nit einem
@aFer gepaf9en miro. 0us number
pirtenb aus a~ngesruuten 9aaren solbs
blonde mu9t.
Oa = mitten i'm berrIi9fengti4tsz
tun = fts6t pIobli9 Elm Mann Dor
ibr uno fust: ~Sa, S-e-erDus, @ls
fsrl!"
Better Jrtbi.
@lie lit ftdrr.
Did 1T er geporOen. sluBtOpfig unO
alt. Denno9 po9t ibr 9era gum
3erIprineen uno cine flammenoe Butt
neQe our9glubt ibre @eii9t. Mit
baftiqer @ebGroe bon nedif9er Sung
mGo9enbaftigteit unO i4molenoer
Qtltiiinqferli9teit greift ie sIei93eitig
mad Dem Rleio. Dem S9leier. BEN
9aar.
.Msin Soft. 70 fisbF gu
mid. . 10. -. 10. !" faludate lie
ftatt ieoer 8esriiBuns unb itiirmt in's
9aus.
.aber seb'. Gli.rI, mas Ii.st benn
ssan.-. ipirit bid bod ni9t seniez
rem. . bin bod Der Grsoi!" ruff Der
Better bintsr ibr ber uno Iu4t sutmiis
tia.
, 1935-06-23
PLANE PASSENGERS

Plane passengers arriving Thurs
day from Mexico City were s. Guy
Inman. Minnie Clegg. Bates Tuf-
faker, j. r. Rohrer. z. z. thinner
man. r. T. Griffith, II. Smith. j. K
Dubasch. Mrs. A. F. Scharss. and
w. j. Thompson. Arrivals from
Tampico we're J.. q. Cobarrubias
z. B. Williams, s. Fl. Key, j. L
Rice.
Leaving by plane Friday were
Julian Jeminel, j. G. Cobarrubias
Il d. Bush. L. M. Benivides, all for
Mexico City.
Arriving Friday from Mexico City
were II. <. Lynch. Bruce Brannon.
= F. Page. A. l. Lewis, A. N.
Sprigg. A. L. Treadwell, j. S. Diber,
w c. Robb. Eva Robb. Catherine
Robb. Marian Robb. and Rucia
Eobb. r. q. Boorhegsh. Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. L. Bates. j. W. Rockwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Bolles. Mr.. and
Mrc. W. H. McBryde. Robert Ernst.
NIr. and Mrs. A. L. Haight, William
~. Sullivan, J. w. Binder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. Dodd.
l. L. Anderson arrived from
Tampico. Leaving Saturday morn
ihs we're Mrs. E S Hudson for
Tampico. and Z. Cerdi. j. j. Urquiso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Cole. Miss
Bee Maniill and A. TerradaS for
Mexico City.
, 1935-06-23
Loss SET
AT $l,OOO,OOO
Wharton Digs Out of Mud
And Debris As River
Continues to Fall

WHARTON. June p. R-Crops
loss In the Colorado river flood,
which has held this town and sur
rounding territory in its grip for
several days, Saturday was esti-
mated at 100000 by Arthur SEQ
field, Wharton county farm agent.
Scofield. saying his estimate was
conservative, declared that at least
l00,0 900 acres Of farm land in the
Wharton area had been inundated
by the food waters and valued
crops at about $40 an ere Plant
ings will be practically a total loss,
he said. water ranging from Ia
inches to five feet in depth has
stood on the lands. he said.
Complete survey Of the crop dam
age cannot be made for a week or
ten days. Scofield said.
Preparations for taking care OF
the flood victims went forward Sat
urday as the Colorado continued 10
drop and slowly clear out of flood
areas. The stage Saturday morning
was 37-25 while Friday about noon
1t stood at 3795. The courthouse
square Saturday morning was about
clear as was the downtown area and
a larger part of the residential sec
tons. Residents busted themselves
at clearing up debris and mud left
in the wake of the waters.
, 1935-06-23
Definite Wages For
PWA Jobs Are Set

Definite wage scales have been
announced by the new Works Prog
ress Administration. based on cen
u and regional location tabula-
tons. WPA unit is being perfected
work being rushed to set I'D an
efficient organization at state
headquarters in Austin.
The new wage scale includes the
following monthly payments: for
unskilled labor. $24; for interme-
date labor. $50: for skilled labor
s48; for professional and technical
labor $50. This new plan with wage
scale provisions is BY executive
presidential act. Complete organi-
zation Of the department. however,
has not yet been completed.
, 1935-06-23
Tax Board To
End Hearings
Early in Week

After a consideration OF 334 cases
the equalization board Of the
Brownsville Independent School
district was planning TO end its ses-
SionS Monday or Tuesday. The
board has been in consultation for
approximately two weeks consider
ing the cases Of appeal and adjust
ment. OF the 1874 cases considered
over 200 represent actual confer
ences at the Board headquarters
with individuals.
Officials at the office pointed out
that this year the Brownsville In
dependent district Is introducing q
new innovation in the split pay
ment' plan Of tax paying. The
county organization has been using
the plan for sometime. Provisions
Of the new scheme state that II II
OF the tax Is paid by November 30,
an extension Of time to July / is
allowed for the individual to take
care Of the remainder. II the first
payment Is not made by November
80, the entire amount Of the tax
automatically becomes due and
must be paid by January 81.
As the new roll must be prepared
by October ! officials at the down.
town headquarters are anticipating
a busy period OF work. This year
the roll Is scheduled 70 be ready
two months earlier than usual,
while they have no additional time
which can be devoted to preparing
1t. Members Of the equalization
board are II. II. Banker. Grover
Sim r, and Or. 4. z. Dickson.
, 1935-06-23

bers herding their colleagues onto
the floor for q final roll call. the
house approved a joint resolution
authorizing the appropriation and
sent It TO conference with the SEN
ate TO agree on minor amend
ments. When that Is done. only two
hurdles wiz remain-signature Of
President Roosevelt and actual
ALLEGATION OF the funds by the
house appropriations committee, Of
which Representative Buchanan
D-Texas) Is chairman.
We're not here to measure In
dollars our regard for this cele-
Grafton" Representative Martin
R-MaSs) shouted. But, we must
tske into account the taxpayer and
I say congress must consider well
what that amount Is. Waving aside
sentiment. I think they ought to
tel what they're going to do with
He added the resolution is so
wide open you could drive a pair
0 Texas steers through IT,"
Representative Hoffman Or
Mich) asked ARE the Texans cele-
brating the fact that we have the
greatest number OF unemployed In
history, the largest public debt and
we are going faster into debt than
the nation ever went before7"
The Texans, led BY Represent
stives Dies. Lanham, johnson and
Summers. pointed out that the bill
before the house was only an au-
thorization and the appropriations
committee still must take the sum
available.
Expenditure OF the appropriation
would be assigned 20 a special COM
mission composed OF Secretaries
Hull, Wallace and Roper and, II
the senate agrees to a house
amendment, Vice-President Garner.
They would be authorized to con-
tract with the Texas Centennial
commission Of control and the pri-
vatc corporation sponsoring the
principal exposition at Dallas
An indefinite amount was ear
marked tentatively for an Ameri-
car Legion museum at Austin, but
the commissioners have wide dis
erection in a~llocating the rest OF
the $3,000.0O0.
, 1935-06-23

the Louisiansn's share the wealth"
proposal
Longs "share the wealth" plan
would levy . capital tax OF che per
cent on fortunes OF 81. 100000 grad
uatec up 70 90 per cent or more than
5 100000. His pension plan would
give about $50 a month to all over so
years Of age with income Of less
than $500 a year and resources OF less
than 5000.
At the outset Of his letter Long
said the presidents tax program was
nothing new. for such was your
promise prior to your nomination and
election. and even after your inaug-
uration."
After referring to his elimination
from politics" Long said:
you would thereby have another
complete case for the public's admir-
alton. which. cited in contrast with
my support OF your cause and poll
cies. might give you a measure OF
added prestige-I assure you that
would none the less welcome the
general and full result
Long told the president he need
not "embarrass" himself bv %replvinr
hut II he supported such a program
it could be put through congress
before a week shall have expired
What Is the program OF the pres
ldent To decentralize wealth." Lone
demanded after his letter had beer
read by a clerk.
His contention that there had
been no specific program presented
was challenged by Senator Black
DALAI who said the message was
plain" on that point.
Senator SchweIlenbach D-washl
a leader Of the freshmen" group op-
POSING Longs attacks or the admin
istration demanded why Long. with
The "dictatcrial' powers he had
boasted Of, had not redistributed
wealth In his own state by taxing
bic fortunes.
There are no big fortunes In
Louisiana" Long declared.
During the past few weeks" Lone
said in the letter. "the supreme
court Of the United States held. as
previously stated by me and others.
that the legal groundwork support
inc most OF the activities OF this adj
m~inistration was irregular and ille-
gal.
The last few DAYS have seen II
charged against. and later stated by
your administration. that you. for
The first and only time In your ca
reer. personally and officislly. com
manded and directed the remit
lance by the government OF a sum
OF sl.70O,000 owed by the Astors
Franklins and Roosevelts as lidui-
dated and settled damages. that
the consideration for such remit
lance Of & t.700! 900 was that a new
ship should be built by such private
interests fer their own private ac-
count. on which There fourths az All
money the ship was 10 cost would b.
loaned bv the government. all 70 be
guaranteed against loss bv the gov
eminent with a subsidy mail con-
tract 20 be furnished &c the shin OF
such private owners bv the govern
ment-the same In connection with
transactions heretofore ruled 70 Be
Illegal bv the comptroller general
He was referring 10 chargae made
~ Ewing Y. Mitchell. deposed assis-
tant s~ecretarv Of commerce which
we're investigated by the senate crm-
merce committee.
, 1935-06-23

people In need who Mru already cn
their rolls.
Local officials were instructed 10
supply food. clothing. and bedding
Go active and reopened cases. SUP
ply budEetary labor fur clemn-un
work. supply budgetary labor 10 re-
build the homes Of reNef clients.
and work on rented property occu-
pied by relief clients after agree
ments with the owners ALI ether
forms OF disaster relief, the bulletin
declared. including aid 20 ncn-re-
lief families Is the responsibility Of
Red Cross. Similar bulletins Wcre
sent TO all county administrators in
flooded and endangered areas.
, 1935-06-23
Centennial Fund Is
Assured in Spite OF
Opposition byG.O.P

WASHINGTON, June "a. =R-
Republican cries for economy not
wthstanding. a federal contribution
OF 100000 toward success OF Tex
as Centennial next year virtually
was assured Saturday.
Through two hours Of good-nat-
Crec debate COP. house leaders
contended Friday the appropriation
was out Of line with expenditures
for similar celebrations, but the
majority party Smothered theil
every protest.
Then, with several Texas mem