Coughlin plans NYC mass meeting for union push
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, already organizing Michigan and Ohio, announced a Madison Square Garden mass meeting on May 22 to widen the National Union for Social Justice. He praised the group as stronger than any president and urged lawmakers to heed its platform.
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Cleveland
U.P
Michigan
Ohio
Union For Social Justice
Charles E. Coughlin
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Robert J. Bulkley
Union
Detroit
New York
Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
National Union
District of Columbia
Texas Building and Loan League Elects New Officers
R F Dubois of Beaumont was chosen president of the Texas Building and Loan League as the annual convention closed. T B Taylor of Waco vacated the post. other officers named were Herbert J Hayes of San Antonio and James F Adkinson of Greenville as vice presidents and J F Oschwald of Beaumont as secretary treasurer. Attorney General William McCraw and I Friedlander of Houston addressed the meeting. London had only two horse drawn cabs licensed in 1934.
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Dallas
R. F. Dubois
Beaumont
Texas Building and Loan League
Dubois
T. B. Taylor
Waco
Herbert J. Hayes
San Antonio
James F. Adkinson
Greenville
J. F. Oschwald
William McCraw
I. Friedlander
Houston
United States Building and Loan League
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An advertisement touts B. C. as a fast relief for menstrual cramps and other aches. It claims a pharmacist made formula with multiple trusted ingredients, works in minutes, and avoids opiates. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages at drugstores.
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B. C
Urge Fight on Liquor Traffic at San Angelo
The Texas Christian Churches convention in San Angelo urged organized opposition to legalized liquor traffic on August 24. Laymen led by Harry Hines of Wichita Falls organized educational and missionary conferences. Dr. L N D Wells of Dallas urged a strong ballot in August and cited Governor support as key. The session noted personal liberty must yield to public good, and church efforts aim to influence Texas policy and next year’s convention hosts were Austin and Midland.
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San Angelo
Texas
Chris
Tian
Harry Hines
Wichita Falls
L. D. Anderson
Fort Worth
L. N. D. Wells
Dallas
Jimmie Allred
Dr. Wells
Austin
Midland
Ickes Rejects Brazos Works Fund Approval
Secretary Ickes told Senator Sheppard he could not back the $50 million Brazos River development bill. He said the project failed to meet National Resources policies and lacked federal agency review. He urged first funding a Brazos watershed survey. Also notes a shift in English drink consumption with less port wine and more sherry and champagne.
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Washington
Ickes
Sheppard
Texas
Senate
Brazos River
National Resources Board
Brazos
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Denver City
Colorado Trains
New Orleans
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Colorado
C. B. Farmer, C. T. A
FW & D
Tex
Brazos Works Fund
England
Coron
Serge
Polk Street
Elk
White Elk
Oxfords
Oxford
Damascus
Chambray
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