Transportation bill aims to co ordinate railways to save costs
Washington April 4 A transportation bill designed to coordinate railway activities to cut operating costs and discharge as few workers as possible nears completion for presentation to President Roosevelt. The measure results from conferences among labor rail security holders and railroad officials with Secretary Joseph B Eastman and Dr W W Splawn finalizing details. Co ordination over consolidation slow free services and elimination of surplus personnel form core aims.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. W. Splawn
Tiny Girl Finds Missing Sister In Abandoned Trades Bin
Minnie Elizabeth Trader, nine, was found sleeping in an abandoned trade building used as a clothes bin after her younger sister Bertha, two, led officers and family on a search through the Trader home and surrounding area in San Antonio. Police described the discovery as a relief in the ongoing missing child case.
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Minnie Elizabeth
Bertha
Experts Draft Measure On Employee Discharge Changes
As the three experts began drafting the measure they sought answers about how to care for employees who might be discharged under the changes. Their discussions focused on protections and procedures to ensure fair treatment during implementation.
Three Jailed in Soldier Holdup
Three people were jailed Tuesday in the hold up of G. W. Shropshire 28 a member of the Ninth Infantry Service Company in the 200 block of Sherman Street late Monday Police say Shropshire was robbed of a large sum of money.
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G. W. Shropshire
Service Company
Ninth Infantry
Sherman Street
Shropshire
Bill to Guard Data Studied by Senate Leaders
Washington April 4 Senate leaders studied a bill penalizing publication of government records and codes with aim to guard press freedom. The measure, from the state department, seeks to prevent interference while avoiding disclosure of reasons given to judiciary committee in executive session.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
State Department
Interior Department
Sola Dale
Department
Judiciary Committee
March Total Air Mail Up In San Antonio Route Totals
The San Antonio post office on Tuesday announced a March increase of about 200 pounds in all rail mail. Northern route reported 855 pounds 13 ounces, southern 420 pounds, compared with February totals of 726 pounds 12 ounces and 370 pounds. Western route remained 167 pounds 4 ounces.
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San Antonio
Big Spring
Southern
Northern
Western
State department statement on protecting diplomatic codes
A later state department statement said it was designed to protect diplomatic codes. The report notes this followed earlier remarks and emphasizes safeguarding communications in diplomatic channels.
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State Department
Four Convicted in Counterfeiting Plots sentencing details
Four convicted in counterfeiting plots were sentenced to nine years eight months total in federal court Monday for petty coinage from scrap metals using crude methods. T C King received five years in Leavenworth after seeking a new trial. Manzela Jeffrey and Norris Holt earned three and alx months, Nolan got two months with a suspended year term for passing bogus quarters.
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Federal District Court
T. C. King
Leavenworth
King
Manzela Jeffrey
Norris Holt
Southern Pacific
Holt
Jeffrey
Alx
Loss A
Nolan
POT OPPOSES EARLY BONUS IN VETERAN RELIEF MATTER
The San Antonio Business and Professional Men's post and the American Legion oppose paying adjusted compensation certificates before maturity unless discounted to present cash value. Dr. W H Tiaries distributed the resolution, urging open records, income limits of 1600 dollars, plus defense support.
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San Antonio
Two 2-year-olds In Disturbing City Incidents
Two year old Bille Allen of 26 Porter Street was treated at Robert B. Green hospital Tuesday after a stray dog bite. Another 2 year old, Anita Garcia of 1834 West Poplar Street, was reported in critical condition from kerosene ingestion.
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Bille Allen
Porter Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Anita Garcia
West Poplar Street
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