Poultrymen Press Relief From Price Ceilings At Nixa Meeting
The Texas Poultrymen's Association convened a Friday night meeting in Nixa Park to urge relief from OPA price ceilings. About 2,200,000 birds were discussed as brokers, with OPA officials and attorney Ben Foster present. Poultrymen argued feed costs rose beyond profitability and demanded ceiling adjustments, while stressing adherence to regulations remains essential for all producers.
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OPA
Anp
Nixon
Nixa
Texas Poultrymen
Allendance
Hillam E. Remy
Willian TP. Dobbins
Rock Weaver
U. S
Ben F. Foster
Antonin Als
Ford
WH. Cheasher
Hea
Seprestita
Severyone
Uns
Raitec
Chiessher
S Aid
W. W. Ellison
Dallas
United States
Aly Jorney Foster
People's Rules Fost
People's
P. D. Gilley
Opa Allorney Remy
Tex
Doolittle Flew Woman Over New York City in 1934
The article recounts Jimmy Doolittle piloting Charles Matthews's wife, Mrs. Matthews, around central New York, including near the Statue of Liberty and over Coney Island, during 1934 while Doolittle held military roles and later commanded air operations in North Africa. The account ties the Matthews family to Doolittle's aviation feats and a Washington visit.
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Dee Charles Matthews
Cout
Jimmy Doolittle
Matthews
New York City
Doolittle
Conorad
North Africa
Judge Matthews
Poultry price suits filed in federal court
Federal district court records show 31 poultry price control suits filed by the district OPA office. New defendants include Virginia Herrera of Buena Vista Poultry House San Antonio E Garels and Alfredo Cassilias operators of Gasculas Poultry San Antonio and Bryan Glass of Gonzales. Cases allege local shop owners bought poultry in San Antonio and sold above ceiling prices.
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Fedral District Court
District Opa
Virginia Herrera
Buena Viste Poultry House
San Antonia
E. Garels
Alfredo Cassilias
Gasculas Poultry Place
San Antonio
Bryan Glass
Gonzales
San Antonio Hems
Glass
Peiline
Fort Sam Exceeds Red Cross Quota by 50 Percent
Fort Sam Houston’s Red Cross drive surpassed its quota by over 50 percent, with Lieut. Col. Ray Leeman reporting a military and civilian personnel goal of 5322 and total contributions reaching 3824755. Remy emphasized no loss operation and promised fair pricing, while poultrymen met and thanked him after Nixon poultry establishments tour. The group discussed possible OPA price adjustments for poultry amid ongoing consideration.
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Fort Sam Houston
Red Cross Rentibulons
Ray Leeman
Bat‘urday
Tne
Remy
Nixon
OPA Stromess
Consioeration
OPA
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Fort Sam
Red Cross
Joske’s Diamond Salon
Joske’s
Joske's
Tamorre
Gossliy Dikamie
Mall
Tunstries
Homay Walch Haya
Barrett Rock
Joske
Lnst
Jaske
Garfield
Barrett
Joske's Insulation Dept
Latour Barreté
Largst
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