Garment Strike Turmoil Sparks Arrests in Dallas
In Dallas on April 3 to 7, a garment workers dispute escalated with 10 arrests as a protest near the Marcy-Lee Plant drew police action. Two women charged with arson, 26 women and one man with blocking a sidewalk. injuries reported as Mrs. Vers Miller says she was beaten and robbed of $9 and Valeria Lampkin was struck. State labor commissioner Fred F. Nichols noted conciliation talks were in sight, while strikers remained under court orders to refrain from violence.
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Marcy-Lee
Fred F. Nichols
Strickers
Vers Miller
Valeria Lampkin
Pepe Per
Jury Box Filled In Quintanilla Court
In Quintanilla's court Tuesday afternoon the clerk selected a six member jury from fifteen veniremen. The defense and state attorneys challenged, and the jurors were sworn, marking a first for the judge in his tenure.
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Ebincilieneest
Weil
Lewis Quintanilla
County Cours Abi
Banker Heads Plan Board
Austin April 3 Governor James V W Alfred fodey named W M Massie of Fort Worth a banker as chairman of the new state planning board. He also selected Wilbur Hawk of Amarillo a newspaper publisher as a member. The nine member board includes the secretary of state the highway engineer and others from labor agriculture and more as part of the non partisan plan to coordinate federal and state recovery programs.
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James V W. Alfred Fodey
W. M. Massie
Fort Worth
New State Planning Board
Wilbur Hawk
Amarillo
Massie
Board of Water Engineers
Agriculture
Peece
Shor Aulred
Deposits Rise At San Antonio Banks In Early 1933
Local banks report a six percent gain in deposits for the first two months of 1933. Aggregated deposits across national, state, and city banks totaled 64,997,663 as of March 4, up from 41,309,? at year end. Loans declined from 23,137,? to 13,940,272. Total resources reached 75,134,323, with cash and marketable securities about 33,320.
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Cigt
United States
Progressives gain ground in Wisconsin and California
Progressive forces strengthened in Wisconsin with two more state senators and expanded influence near a Democratic majority. In California EPIC party gains included council seats and partial success for Upton Sinclair. Chicago Democrats showed strong turnout backing Mayor Edward J. Kelly, while Baltimore voters backed Mayor Howart W. Jackson in a Democratic machine victory. Oklahoma City approved drilling near the governor’s mansion. Classified ads note baby chicks for sale.
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Wisconsin
Upton Sinclair
California
Senate
LaFollette
EPIG
Los Angeles
Sinclair
Epic Council
Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Emil Wrilen
Newton Jenkins
Kelly
Baltimore
Howart W. Jackson
Senator Hopkins to Wed Mrs. Wyatt in June Mexico trip planned
Senator W. K. Hopkins announced plans to wed Mrs. Alice Wyatt of Waco in Austin. The nuptials will occur April 2, with a Mexico City honeymoon postponed to June due to legislative duties. Mrs. Wyatt is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Tsahes and serves as secretary to State Treasurer Charley Tackhart. Hopkins, a lawyer, is finishing his second term in the state house, reducing bachelor lawmakers to four.
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W. K. Hopkins
Aliee Wyatt
Waco
Hopkins
Mexico City
Wyatt
Edgar Tsahes
Charley Tackhart
Decline in Families on Relief Reported by Administration
Washington April 3 The relief administration reports a drop in the number of families on relief from January to February from 4 544 933 to 4 485 076. Congressional leaders press a new jobs program as deadlock over the 4 229 000 000 work relief bill continues. Harry L Hopkins notes the February decline is encouraging not for the amount but for the lack of a substantial February increase in relief cases.
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Washington
Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Refinery Fire Out Two Tanks Destroyed in Beaumont
A refinery blaze in Beaumont was controlled today after threatening the Magnolia refinery. The fire confined to one or two large distillate tanks which were virtually destroyed. Two other tanks were damaged by the blaze with losses estimated around $100,000 by company officials, though another oil man quoted losses as high as $360,000.
Business leaders urge faster NRA extension to ease uncertainty
A committee of business men claiming to represent thousands of industries warned Senate finance committees that the NRA is creating an atmosphere of uncertainty and urged a bill to extend the recovery organization at the earliest possible date.
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Washington, D.C
Senate Finance Committees
NRA
NRAS Board Clears Berrey Drugstores
The National Labor Relations Board exonerated L. C. Berrey drug stores of San Antonio from violating Section 74 of the national recovery act. The transfer of L. C. Vordenbaumen between branches was not punishment for union activity, the board ruled, noting the change had been under consideration for weeks and followed a union meeting.
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National Labor Relations Board
L. C. Berrey Drug Stores
San Antonio
National Board
Treasfer of
Vordenbaumen
Herceg
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