Early School Board Election Promises Long Voting Day
Early voting in the school board trustee election was set for Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the board of education office with results due by Saturday night. Thirteen candidates compete for three seats, with 16 independents. Mass meetings for Good Government and Taxpayers tickets drew speakers such as Mrs Stella Steves Walker and Theodore Simang. Alongside, independent voters in Bexar County decide among 27 candidates for trustees. Harlandale reports heavy early voting with two tickets and independents contesting four board seats.
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Houston Incumbents Lead in Election
Houston Independent School District trustee race shows incumbents leading after early tabulation. Candidates include Dr Hay K. Dally and W. B. Bales among 16 contenders. turnout light in initial hours. Choir loft changed in London church after choir girls threatened to quit, prompting reconstruction to separate choristers.
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Baruch to Wed Miss Mann in London Registry Row
Announcement records financier Bernard Mannes Baruch to marry Winifred Beatrice Mann of London. Registrations drafted by the registry office, Baruch aged 30 and Miss Mann 28, proceeding with the planned nuptials on April 4.
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Congress Debates Tariff Bill and Interstate Authority
A fragmented report outlines House activity on a tariff bill and executive power limits. It notes Republican Renatur Cotsenk of Michigan introducing measures for interstate commerce jurisdiction and railway regulation, with committee actions and fiscal figures cited.
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Senate Adopts Tax Measure Amid Financial Crisis
Treasury program for raising funds faced rising deficits from 1933 estimates. House Ways and Means began study in January, proposing a 2.25 percent manufacturers tax as emergency aid. Members opposed the sales tax, and during a demoralized period most sections were altered ahead of a final push. Speaker Garner urged action to avert disaster. Congressman Richart Kieserp voted against eliminating the sales tax feature.
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Smoot Seeks Two Weeks of Hearings on Tax Bill
Washington April 2 Senator Smoot after a White House conference said hearings on the house tax bill could take about two weeks and before the Frdnste Emont, chairman of the Senate finance committee, he would accommodate all to testify but not allow twenty men to testify on the same point. He was accompanied by Governor Meyer of the federal reserve board.
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Bondowindle MIAN HELD IN LOS ANGELES
Fragmented text reports bond issues and formal proceedings in Bondowindle and Los Angeles with references to authorities, individuals named Chayer Gullit and others, plus Treasury receipt figures and routine entries for March 31.
First Rail Engine Enters Vatican for Test Run
The first locomotive ever to enter Vatican City arrived in the morning to test the world smallest railroad built here. Pope Pius XI observed the outing from his private window as Vatican and Italian officials watched the ascent of the engine from the window. The event marked a historic test of the new line inside Vatican grounds.
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Bandits Loot Home Then Escape Toward Las Cruces
Espinosa family wife and five children murdered in a home robbery. bandits ransacked trunks drawers and mattresses taking money before fleeing in a blue sedan toward the Las Cruces area. Espinosa, battered and grieving, said he could identify the bandits if seen again and Mexican authorities were notified.
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Bonus Hearing Set On Soldier Loans Payment
Washington April 2 Acting Chairman Ollep of the House Ways and Means Committee fixed Monday April 11 to open hearings on legislation for full cash payment of soldiers loans. He opposed paying 30 percent unpaid on veterans certificates now but promised advocates a chance to present their case. President Hoover recently warned against legislation to authorize payment of liens. Proponents plan a discharge petition to force a vote if needed, claiming over 145 signatures. The House aims for a balanced budget while the payment would cost over 4 billion dollars and some suggest financing via new money and government obligations.
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Radium Death Warns Public Over Radium Uses
Dr Paul B Dunbar of the Food and Drug Administration cited the death of Even Byers, a Pittsburgh iron magnate, to warn the public against indiscriminate use of radium preparations. He noted a 1920s survey found many radium products making exaggerations and urged medical supervision for any radium use.
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Students on Way to Harlan Bell Counties
A group of five teachers and students from Commonwealth College in Arkansas traveled toward coal fields in Harlan and Bell counties Kentucky. They reached St Louis for a two day stop to fund food relief for families in the strike area. Lucien Koch, 24, president of the labor school, said the group aimed to break the relief blockade and aid miners and their families. In Morgantown, West Virginia, a lamb born with a single eye on its forehead drew April Fool’s jokes.
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Stokowski Broadcast Features Contemporary American Works
Leonard Stokowski hosts an hour and 45 minute KTSA program of contemporary American music featuring Griffes, Cowell, Powell, Copland, and others. The NBC network notes limited availability of Philadelphia Symphony performances on KTLA with additional listings for various radio offerings and schedules.
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Hugo Kaun Dies at 60 Former Milwaukee Conservatory Director
Hugo Kaun longtime music educator and former director of the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music in Milwaukee died at 60 in Berlin from a heart attack. He had written memoirs recalling various humorous travel experiences and past journeys.
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Chicago 6th Ward Leader Slain in Primary Election Violence
Chicago April 1 pistol fire in the Twenty-fifth ward left Republican precinct captain Nicholas Toros dead after being shot by three unidentified assailants who tailed him from his home. Two weeks earlier Toros had warned suspects to stop their campaign activities as rival candidate James Boyage pursued the ward post. A separate lawsuit accusing Frank J. Loesch of political complicity looms in the backdrop of the era's political crime tension.
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Contest winner Kruser to tour aviation centers
A contest winner, Kruser, plans to graduate in mechanical engineering at Texas and pursue a MA at MIT. He flies via United Airlines to Chicago, then Trans-American to Detroit, staying with officials and visiting Ford and Sneley while with his mother at 1401 Van Buren Street.
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Bay Collins Recovering After Drill Hole Incident
Little Gerald Collis remains in Baptist Hospital improving slowly after a Thursday drill hole experience at Macy Ann mine near Plieher. Attendants say his lung congestion is clearing and he appears more alert this morning. Nearby San Antonio real estate ads urge price gains and investment.
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Stimson to Sail for Geneva Meet
Secretary Stimson will sail next Friday to assume his position as chairman of the American delegation at the Geneva disarmament conference. He plans to remain in Geneva only a few days. Professor E D Dawson will speak before the San Antonio Psychomen Society at 5 p.m. Sunday in the Cracketh hotel font parady.
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