Garner Speaks For Gut an Move To Cut Taxes
United States Representative John N Garner of the fifteenth Texas district backed a nationwide move to reduce taxes on earned incomes. He said favoring a revision to income tax to ease the burden on workers, arguing the country has a reasonable surplus in the treasury. Garner departed from Uvalde for Washington, stating workers are essential to community growth and prosperity.
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John N- Garner
Uyaldé
United States
Washington, D
San Antonio
Capital
Gotuer
Tnited
Congress
Licy
League of American Citaeons
Flier Returns to Capital After 8 A. Conference
Lieutenant Harold L. Clark left Kelly Field Friday afternoon for Washington after meeting with a board of officers at Kelly Field on tangteuction plane for Randolph Field. The board, including Maj. M. E. Harmon Jr and Col. J. J. Chaner, adjourned sessions Thursday as Clark heads to duty in the office of the chief of the air corps.
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Harold L. Clark
Kelly Field
Randolph Field
Washington
Chief of
The
Air Corps
M.E. Harmon Jr
March Hell, Colif
Jamea J. Chaner
Kelly Vield
Maj
W. FitzGerald
Mexican hunting permits ease border delays
New Mexican regulations empower consuls to issue hunting permits and collect fees, speeding border entry for hunters. The plan foresees no deposit for import duties, while earned income tax relief faces a congressional push. A national campaign by the League of American Citizens seeks tax cuts on earned income.
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Geneva
Enriqua Santibanes
Wurzbach Indictment, Creager Tied to Texas Politics Probe
Documents reveal ties between former congressman Wurzbachs indictment and Creager aligned operatives in Texas. Harland calls the probe a sham while committee records recount payments to Creager and alleged efforts to influence grand juries in Waco and Beaumont. Party figures and lawyers challenge the federal officeholders network across Mississippi Arkansas Alabama and Tennessee. The testimony cites political contributions and attempts to control appointments and indictments.
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United States
John D. Harluan
Waco
O Wuratuch
Crepger
C. W. Anderson
San Antonio
Anderson
Creager
John J. Hartman
Westernistrict
Texas
Wurelach
Worzbach
John N. Baker
Tousten
T. A. Dawton
Beaumont
Democratic Committee
Charlie
Beaumont and
Jefferson
Hl. D. Creager
George G. Butte
Envernor
Tinker
CG. J. Stutt Toll
Friends of Mine
Loby
South Carolina
Mississippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Tennessee
Lind
Trockhart
Texas Comileeman
Brookhart Attacks Creager as Insolent Witness in Hearings
Senator Brookhart denounces Creager as the most insolent witness before the committee. He accuses Creager of dishonesty and moral impropriety in charging Wurzbach, notes the indictment was dismissed, and questions the influence over records and contributions to Creager's organization.
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Warabuch
Brookhart
Creager
Mussolini
Trobert W. Stewarts
Grenger
Wurebuch
Heamisc
Wurskach
Creager Brill
Wurzbach
Warebach
Dourherty
Wheeoler
Crenger
Drockhart
Campbell Denies All Charges Before Senate Committee
Campbell denies all charges in a telephoned interview with a San Antonio Light representative. He claims the charges were crafted by R. P. Leon to attack him and insists no personal investigation occurred. He says the inquiry concerned quarters between immigration and customs, not him.
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Hiankot
Silivan
Winter &Ley Distriet
Senate Patrance
Cammbell
Peter J. Hennessy
Campbell
Immigration and Customs Service
Unt
Oller
Wife Admits Vamping Man in Domestic Scandal
Testimony details a brutal confrontation as a wife accuses her husband of assault and vamping the man. She recalls repeated blows and threats to prevent love for her, while other witnesses describe his anger, drunkenness, and abusive behavior.
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Aaman
Amman
Ue Green Mill
California
Connecticut
Jnman
Charles Miller
Burial Service Set For Merman Justi Next Sunday
Funeral services for Merman Justi 22 will be held at 3 PM Sunday at his residence 1722 East Crockett Street. Justi found mortally wounded in his bathroom Thursday night by family and Police Captain Dave Crna. A .30 caliber bullet killed him as his brother J Ty Justi lay injured. Justi survived by widow Susan and daughter Classie 2, parents Mr and Mrs Gua Justi, sisters Thelma Justi and Thelma Bobo, brothers T L and Jook Justi, a fire department captain.
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Merman Justi
East Crockett Street
Ltev
A. J. Wolff
St. John’s
King
J. Ty. Justi
Tin
Robert B. Green Hospital
Justi
Susan Justiz
Gua Justi
Thelma Justi
Thelma Bobo
T. L. and
Jook’ Justi
Fire Department
Enpinin
Little Auditorium Dispute Near Agreement At San Vedra Park
Property owners and West Ashby residents oppose the Little Auditorium site at San Vedra Park and face a Monday deadline to settle with the architects. Mayor Chambers criticizes Briday as talks stall, otherwise construction may resume on the current site. An advertisement lists lease options for Tanda Park Cafe with details by VE FP. Classifieds promote a large student car sale during the First Annual Year’s Greatest Used Car Sale. A narrative fragment mentions a husband and wife dispute over children and a chauffeur testifying about a prior life together.
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Little Auditorium
West Ashby
San Vedra Park
Architecta
C. M. Chambers
Briday
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