Nations May Remove Troops From Spain And More
The column names several figures as possible successors to Justice Van De Vanters and criticizes Governor Murphy of Michigan for Detroit sit downs. It notes Jesse James jailed in San Antonio, payroll shifts at CCC, and a Europe trip by Melvin Purvig. It ends by backing the cardinal and opposing apologies to Germany while condemning Hitler.
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Justice van de Vanters
Governor Murphy
Michigan
Detroit
Columnist Mishmash of Odd News And Anecdotes
A jumble of short items includes Corky Copeland bitten by a mouse trap and a broken ankle during a school play in Corland New York, a New Haven poor farm trio returning in rags, and a Nebraska warden seeking an accomplished safe cracker for hire. Other notes mention a Chicago divorce suit over a multitask husband, a Buffalo drunken driving case ending in acquittal, and scattered quirks from local life.
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Joseph O Grady
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Grady
Weather Report Del Rio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Yesterday’s high reached the maximum while the low stood at 69. This morning’s minimum was 71 degrees.
Governor Allred vetoes East Texas hospital bill now
Governor Allred vetoed an $817000 appropriation for a new hospital for the insane in East Texas but approved the same amount for West Texas. He warned he would trim major appropriation items due to revenue gaps as lawmakers pressed to avoid adjournment and move the rural school aid bill to conference.
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East
Texas
West
James W Allred
Allred
House
Senate
LA Woods
Federal Employees Picnic Planned in Del Rio Park
Federal employees and their families will hold a picnic Saturday from 3 to 6 PM at Highway Park and the Woman's Club in Del Rio. About 75 workers are expected, with guests invited to share in a day designed to foster friendliness among government departments serving the area.
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Highway Park
Woman's Club
del Rio
E W King Succumbs Thursday in Mason
E W King 35, brother of Mrs Georgie Shaw and Mrs Cart Yons of Del Rio, died Thursday evening at 7:30 in Mason after a week with pneumonia. Son of Rev J T King and Mrs King of Rising Star, he lived in Mason ten years and Del Rio before that when his father pastored First Baptist Church. Funeral services likely in Mason Friday. He leaves a wife and daughter.
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KE W King
Georgie Shaw
Car
Yoas
del Rio
Mason
King
J T King
Rising Star
First Baptist Church
Mrs. Cart Yons
Mrs. Shaw
Martha Jean Shaw
Temple Man Elected President Of Texas Bankers Association
J E Woods of Temple and Teague was elected president at the Texas Bankers Association closing session in San Antonio. Guy Draper of McGregor became treasurer as Fort Worth was chosen for the next convention. The group backed constitutional reform to eliminate double liability for stockholders and opposed easing import restrictions or branch banking. Sam R Greer of Tyler urged lower rates and stronger collateral while Tom K Smith of St Louis praised federal supervision. Autrey Walker, Del Rio National Bank cashier, attended with family and joined by others for a trip to Mexico City.
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San Antonio
J .E. Woods
Temple and Teague
Guy Draper
McGregor
Texas Bankers Association
Fort Worth
Tom K. Smith
American Bankers Association
Smith
Boatman’s National Bank of St Louis
J Autrey Walker
del Rio National Bank
Steel Workers Win First Major Union Vote at Jones and Laughlin
The Steel Workers Organizing Committee won two to one in a Jones and Laughlin Steel plant election, securing 17 028 votes of 24 000. They presented a collective bargaining contract to management and plan new drives in other plants.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
National Labor Relations Board
Nazis start search for persons giving Mundelein information
Berlin reports Nazi secret police seek identification of German sources said to have supplied Cardinal Mundelein with material for his attack on Nazi policy toward the church. If identified, those involved may be tried under treason law. reactions split between church leaders and officials in the United States and Germany.
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Cardinal Mundelein
Berlin
Delein
Chicago
Puehrer
Roman Catholic International
Holy See
Mundelein
Vatican City
LaGuardia
Hull
William E. Dodd
Constantine von Neurath
United States
Janice Jarratt Found at Junction City Ranch
Janice Jarratt, once engaged to former G man Melvin Purvis, was located today at a Junction City ranch about 90 miles northwest of San Antonio. She said she is having a grand time and has not spoken to Purvis since their breakup. She plans to resume modelling in New York in September.
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San Antonio
Janice Jarratt
Melvin Purvis
G-man
Junction City
Purvis
New York City
Treasury
Ney
Buenos Aves
New Gas Administration Device Shown at Texas Dental Meet
A nitrous oxide self administration machine was demonstrated at the 457th Texas State Dental Society convention in Houston. Dr J A McDonald reported the device uses a nose cap and sponge with a patient holding a bulb to trigger stages before anesthesia. The device impressed delegates and is to be ordered for a Del Rio office. The meeting in Houston, attended by 520 members, named San Antonio as the 1938 convention city and elected new officers for four sections.
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Texas State Dental Society
Houston
J. A McDonald
del Rio
McDonald
San Antonio
G. Duckworth
Ralph C. Cooley
Willard Ogle
Dallas
J R. Swanson
MacDonald
A. K. Parks
University of Tennessee
Floyd E Hogeboom
University of Southern California
Stanley T Tviman
University of Chicago
Late news rallies for Washington fascinations
Senator Burke of Nevada denounced the Roosevelt bill foes while Harry Hopkins urged that government work for the jobless has replaced private charity as an American system. Congressmen close to labor expect a 40 hour week and a 40 cent base wage in a bill soon to be introduced. In Reno, Chris Hansen 58 chief of the Nevada Narcotics Bureau was arrested with eight others in a narcotics ring bust aided by detective Joyce McAllister.
Veterans urged to honor World War Dead on Poppy Day
Messages from H J Beadle Sr, commander of the local American Legion post, urge veterans to wear memorial poppies on Saturday May 29 to honor fallen World War I service members. Poppies are distributed by the American Legion Auxiliary to support disabled veterans and war orphans, with funds aiding welfare activities.
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H J Beadle Sr
Lesah
Beadle
The
Legion
Legionnaires
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary
Vote Predicted In Relief Fund Fight in House
Washington May 21 The House battle over the size of next year relief fund developed into a contest between administration forces and groups seeking larger or smaller than the President's 1.5 billion dollar recommendation A late day vote was predicted to test sentiment on the economy issue
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Washington
Move to Review Spanish Civil War Withdrawal Discussed
London reports a special committee weighing a possible troop withdrawal from Spain. Diplomatic sources say Germany and Italy may join talks. Valencia government asks the League of Nations to examine the war situation under Article 11, which empowers the council to act to safeguard peace.
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Say
Mranchu
Valencia
League of Nations
Atticle
Indexes Show Recovery Rush Undiminished
Washington reports mid month figures from the Commerce Department and private agencies show a 15 percent rise in general business since last year and 28 percent over two years ago. Industrial production leads the recovery with gains in electric power, petroleum, steel, auto manufacturing, and building contracts. coal remains slightly below last year. Stock prices rise about 18 percent while railroads and industry lead, utilities steady. Debits and deposits rise across major banks as confidence grows and commercial failures stay near all time lows.
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Washington
United States Department of Commerce
Hay Ritrnte
U S Government Avoids Monetary Parleys
Washington May 21 The administration steered its monetary course clear of big international conferences. Morgenthau prefers to negotiate currency agreements with individual nations. He believes the United States may help solve problems by bilateral talks and avoiding broad conferences. Charlone the Uruguayan finance minister visited briefly in a courtesy call.
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Morgenthau
United States
Congress
Dies
Texas
Niall
Caser Charlone
J Richling
Charlone
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