The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 72, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 5, 1936 Page: 2 of 12
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- rdtions to! Cerittel Spain 4n«l
thud will have supreme command
capital atea.
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to gmm Of tIS #rketf
^ tttV VHli fee formally dec-
dr ith the *en*tel% red sash
in recognition of his Slavery and
orated
coolness In actteft. ... .
He is a brother of Ferm.a Galan,
who was existed $Sf participation k
In thl 193d rtvolutibfl SSatfift the
mini#rhy
the cabinet decided tomei-ge the
It will be the ‘ministry of marine
and air."
‘ Jeaus Hbrnpndez, the he* cpm-
muniat education minister, made
today’s ilthdunceklftti Hid fellrnv
cabinet ministers named him their
secretary.
Sdgfsted By Azdna
. .. left wihg idttrcfes haye tevedlbd..
the formation of the new cabinet, \
■dBi a • ~ , IMS ata
4l CDali-
ksfitm
of President Manuel Azana and re-
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'Sis %™ri)Sdust"w iptfAfe1v* •&£ j«
drought relief program. He ad-
drdsied thdtisaftda of persons who
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i West today
that thousands of boy# haVe gone
changed.
severs! days ago by I. L.
Finley, general superintendent of
refining and manager of the Bay-
pkftt
e cannot pretervt diougfe—
bdt til
produce a bettef ship,
same builders will -endeavor to
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Plctored here are Shirley Temple and Alice Faye, co-starred in the
Arcadia week-end offering. Hie male in the picture la jack Haley.
Shirley and Alice are radio entertdinfers In the picture.
UTILITIES MEET
SET ON SEPT. 28
of President Manuel Azana and
tiring Premier Jose Giral Pereira,
now minister without portfolio, sra
emissaries tb persuade the chief
socialist leaders
__JBpte kgree.^^^1
A ministeriSl declaration to the
perqsje reflected firmness Of intent
and confidence of victory
among left wing e
enisled for yeart and had Bbtomh
acute under the strain! of the civil
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Thfe determination of toe gov-
ernment to proceed, forcefully with
the war was reflected at oHcST -
Big guns blasted at the historic
where 1300 men, women and chil-
dren of the rebels have been be-
sieged for weeks; The new orders
were to hummer it to dust if nfec-
aisaTy.
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person.
Besides Mr! Snider’s directors’
report there will be a reading of
the corporation.
The corporation having—more
than five hundred stockholders,
One share Of stock representing
each lot in East Baytown, the of-
ficers have often had to call sever-
al meetings before a quorum co^ld
be secured, for this reason Mh
Snider asks the co-opferation of
stockholders in securing a majori-
ty vote at this year’s meeting.
LABOR DAY WE
BE QUIET AFFAIR
(Continued from page 1)
they come from Oft high, »
least we eta order our fart* #mf-
omy in such a way Chat we wifi
have less shortage of Water in ‘Sto
fiitbrfe after it comes out of W.e
heavens ahd, alsbjThat We will nave
better soft) we Should not Jet tne
sbil rub off into the rivers d* we
do today;’’
Observing that the nation t» be-
coming conscious of the fact pros-
perity,of one section depends on
prosperity of ahoth*r, he con-
thepT
tnjded.
‘‘The country is becoming na-
tiohalistic i« the best sensd Of the
word knii not ih the eggles:,* feiifee
of the word. We don’t wan! to
build a wall arounf oursbiv& and
np trade Srith any oCie#
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tion of thousands of workers from tionai point of vfd* In that tVe are
have np trade Mb’ any bOief na
iioii iii the world.
“What we are getting
a na-
all sections of the state. Dozens of appreciating in each section the
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a report on the financial status of, j£ft ^^ormal roiftSr^to
fort-
tending the exposition at
and possibly aside trips to
Worth.
Sylvan Beach at La Porte will
claim many Tri-Citians. The Bay-
shore resort will ehd its summer
seftsoh Monday. Fireworks dis-1
WsSite « m Her
PAIR FOt’ND DEAD
SAN ANTONIO, Sept, 5. (U.P.)
walls of the Alcazar at Toledo —Dr. J.A. Daniels, 71, retired phy-
sician, was found dead today and
his 88-year,-old wife in a critical
condition, as a result of what in-
vestigators believed was a “suicide
pact.”
, day and Monday night, in add!-
i tion to the usual program.
The Tri-Cities arc due to be de-
serted. Stores throughout Goose
Creek, Baytown and Pelty will
be closed. All public offices will
be locked for the day.
LABOR DAY
GREETINGS
To Our Many
East Harris County
Friend* And
jjjtes bs&fpssissm&
■Malitn’i ‘ i
C. H. Cooper’sDairy
‘‘Your Dairyman’
SCHOOL, COLLEGE
TO OPEN TUESDAY
steamer Spaarndam at 8 a. m. (E
DTl approximate 250 mjlgs east
Of Bonavista Bay, N. F„ at that
tiMeg it v^as 1? hours and 50 thin-
utes sined Mrs. Markham had
taken off from Abingdon air-
drome. An hbitf ahd fo# minutes
later, her blue airplane was sight-
ed from the lirier Kungsholrh,
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there. Jitnior high students will at- 1
tend Baytown Junior high schobl, (
and senior high school students
will enter Robert E. Lee.
CedaY Bayou Tb Open
Cfedftir Bayou schools will albo
open Tuesday.
Superintendent G. L. Bennett at
Cedar Bayou announced a fatuity
meeting for 9 i in. Monday.
Dr. Harmon Lowmah, Goose
Creek’s new superintendent, will i
not be able to be here for the
opefiihg cef«H8frt©s. He is In 1
Washington in the interests of a
federal grant tb supplement a local
bond issue* funds from which are
to be Used in expanding the physi- 1
cal facilities of the system.
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TO Otlf
FRIENDS
t S»» ^ 'fht Orgaiuied <
Worker* of East Harris County
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We Are Died
IMncipal %■ B. ^?arks add. First
classes drill be held Wednesday
morning.
Building Ready
Campus., Besides class room?, the
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this Occasion of Ukt Day-.f9^-t6 note
and satisfaction the splendid circurh-
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people of the Tri-Cities area and
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i period of real progress
arid prefe-
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study hilt' iif|i|Piii
housed in the new structure. v.
' “Since classed do not Start until
Wednesday, we hoped to have all
the equipment installed ' by that
Classes at Crosby, Barbers Hill
ahd La Porte Anil nbt begin trttil
fet Manday, Sdptenibet 14. -
' Slightly tnore tU» 5600 piipils
ail- expected
to -eiifcsf ori opening
day. Tils increase of about 1100
in bnrollinb'ht is Hife to incorporik
WOMAN SUCCEEDS
IN SOLO SEA HOP
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left England at
estinhtion waj Floyd Bennetiaif-
ort, Brooklyn, N. Y.H
Her plane was sighted by the
learner Spaa: ‘
about 00 miles east of the New-
foundland coast.
Italy. The United States supplies
tfre palsenger,; and the income,
having no such ships of its own.
That seems fair enough to Eu
pe. Pethaps real ocean flying
will change the situation. America
built the first flying line to Asia, ,
and did it well. 1
England is annoyed by thfe In-
formation grten out ii IBS louse
6f commons th«t ships for British
firms are oi-dered built in Ger-
mahy; Fifty-seven shlph to U paid
for with English money are baild-
while .the
lug Gstmaoy. oofc, ,. .)T.jrTiTr
fish shipyards are in a bad way.
fcrbbabiy because tierthaiis M
build as well or better or more
Cheaply.
king’s Condition
Remains Uhchangec
AtteMinfe phMlate today riaild
of foul 3. Ring,
the condition of Faul J. Ring, #ho
buffered a paralytic stroke Wed-
fu-sday, showed np imrrwcment.
They described his condition as
efitierf*
While down , town Hi Goose
Creeek Wed ■’sday nigHt, he suf-
fered a stroke. After bei*g treat-
ed at a Goose Creek hospital, he
was taken to the heme of a son
on East Lobit street
UNION, REFINERY
CHIEFS FAIL TO
AGRUjNPARIiY
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town
Another conferehce was tenta-
agfeed upon but «o date
lively
pMteg fe a ftlil of tile nifieMntJf jy|rg
centuryr 1> foiv industrial demo-
cracy was^hcard of. We know it
only too #fell, and we are nor
satisfied with it.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, j
Commissioner Beatrice higj
saturpai
'My S
Conrn
Busb
“We are determined to gam re- Mrs. Massey expects to be ,
cognit'On and the right to* w. V week-or tehi dfcys.
v-raee oh wUg.-s and
.. iiona’*.....if..
- Condi-
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wm-: are not at sfi saftefted!
^ith the result of oor first day1
df negotiations. ,^^1
“the efi
O'-rtrinitfcc does not fed
that ate Company bargained m
good teith. They insist on rights
ch they have ho moral or
ega! claim, ' |
“fhs question of wages and
tMliftf mtitim ft not one to*
be handled autocratically and die-
.
mt’otiafiy by the management,
these things should be arrived it
through comtmea sttch as {he
one held ylSttrday,
“We did not go
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Pany’s policy ». their
ieir 17-ycar-old
LABOR D.AY«4936
«Y ;
Belt Wishes From
One Workingman
To All Others!
GEORGE L. KEENE
Watchmaking-Jewelry ’Repairing
. . Engraving
1. , -v Herring’s l)rng Store
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MAGNET WELL HITS PAY
MAGNET, Sbpt. 5. -(UJi-The
H. C. Cockbum discover ywell
tested 8B0 ban-els Of .27 gravity
etude daily through « ohe-clghth
inch choke tbdSy. The hew Mag-
net well showed 376 pounds pres-
sure <m tobibg and m pounds on
the casing ftbm 5.555 f«t.
WE JOIN
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, PASADENA,
Lyhouse, ttajror
[lace where “tired
Lore the spotlig
The Pasadena
ay in the old Ca
j on the constr
iilding that will
l partmentfl, and ,
I,]y the scope oj
ions unique proj*
IftiC new th«at
Lned OctJer 5
Lection that has
Inks successfully
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I Many of the me
Ls of screen am
Erectly into their
J] roies front th
lasadena Commu
lovic scouts sold!
brmance at the :
[ The present two
Greetings...
To Organized Labor On
©LABOR DAY-1936
the playhouse
■riod of “darknes
From
One of Texas’ Oldest Motor
Transportation Firms
We Operate Onr Business Undes Con-
ditions That Are Fair at All Timet
Best Wishes for an Enjoyable Holiday! j
SHIP THE “WRIGHT’ WAY
Wright Motor Freight
Lines
ooK* GKf W-
is rival- of anoth
L face of a nsti
[ At the height 1
fcidemic of 1918
lak producing “M:
tabbage Patch.’’ j
tavely through t\
tearing “Du” ma
Ig their cast men
lenly ill in the , it
hrmance, the att
In” was abandon
irange sight indi
wi players alike 1
white masks,
•at time lasted 01
J At anotheA tinu
Necessary to. repai
Bhich had become
Awing actors and
fccayed crevices,
Biutdowns, for rep
ions, have never t
Playhouse staging
nore than a few
Just before the
lie Playhouse pr<
hilly a drama fe
drown, produ
aid that a conti
seasons festivals 1
I.V.V..V.VAV
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In Celebrating
1 Arid Our Dajr
T~S
tion of Highlands in the. Goos»
treek district Slid to a la’rge in-
flux of families into East HsMs
county is thfe result df exparisidn
at 'tHc Bipwn refinfety bf M*
Humbte Oil and Wlfiihg compdny
arid other construction work under
tfray in this section. - ” " ‘iyj
College opens
Abbut 266 students ate expected
to register in Le* junior College)
pteiiabiy about 175 df them fog a
full eddrse, lit the op
...11 course, in the opinlbn of S. B.
Red, assistant dean. Miss Pearl
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Off wt luhcn frofft 6 to 7 octocKy
Tm Whch
id . said. Th
observed W<k
WJftt
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. « ii.. kal.ii
with them,
aplction of
Iso warned
Red. said. TH6 same K6o|S will he
Wednesday. Mr. Rdd uTg-
i”“w
All former students we(te re-
1 by M
SSS#
cora 01 wom - ....., ,. ,
in order to expedite completion c
their registration. Ho also
Their Afld Our
Baytown Finance Co.
MIKE KATRIBE BLDG, (.
H. A. DAY % Mfer.
•1_lJ^LL 1-Md.li! Hjilm.Mi
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AGAIN
We take off Monday, Sept.
7, 1936—to Help our feb
low laborers properly eate*
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To Honor Those Who
Make The Success
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 72, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 5, 1936, newspaper, September 5, 1936; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1095569/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.