Strike threats ripple through industrial states and mines
Reported widespread labor unrest includes 160,090 workers poised to walk out within 48 hours in various plants. A 68 man strike at Viscoso’s Lewiston factory opposes extended relay shifts, while 2,700 miners in four Philadelphia area collieries face disruption. Additional action spans Washington admin signals, shop floor walkouts, and Nash Seaman labor questions in Milwaukee and Kenosha areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Workers Union Autousteed
Washington
Viscoso Company
Lewiston
Feaders
Mort
Poyers
Jesper
Ala
Donald Richberg
Milwaukee
Wis
Nash Motor Company
Dis
Seaman Body Corporation
Seaman
Nash
Thre Store Robbed by Gunman On Roadway
A tire store at an roadway was robbed by a gunman. The bandit threatened the manager and two attendants, forced them into an office, and demanded cash, telling victims not to report to police. The crimes occurred Saturday as the suspect fled toward Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sOutium
Igat
Tekro
Neslow Brothers Tire
Wilson
Cottis
Neil Pelice
Pants
Stalin Tererd Houston
City News Dance Night Out in Floresville April 14
A Floresville event listing describes a Saturday April 14 social at the Pine Street area with dances, performances, and music by Rhaihfm Matters and others. Attendees include local residents and guests from nearby towns, with activities at 402 Wyoming Street and related venues. Facility notes list admission and schedule details for the evening.
Tax Measure Back to Ground Rules in Senate Bill
The text outlines a tax measure with a 4900 net income base and a graduated rate from 5 to 9 percent versus 4 to 9 in prior versions. It notes Senate increases and proposes extending exemptions and credits to surplus taxpayers to offset undue taxation by lowering the starting point for surcharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
John
Income tax relief debated in Senate bill proposals
Washington AP April 14 The revenue bill passed by the Senate may alter tax rules before becoming law With changes: single filers and married couples may get lower taxes under proposals with 10 percent additional tax on income above certain levels The discussions include exemption adjustments and byes for lower salary earners as well as varied figures for married and single earners across multiple income brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House Bil Te Sena
la’ Hopes Renate Pvt. Ac
Mga ‘& Ender
College Students in Texas Get Aid
Federal administration issued relief grants totaling 79,449 dollars for Texas college students during February and March. The aid supports student relief efforts and was announced in Washington on April 14 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington
Fed
Aidents
Marci
Reverend Dy to Preach Sunday at Beacon Hill Baptist Church
The notice states that Reverend W. M. Johnson will deliver the sermon this Sunday at Beacon Hill Baptist Church. Dr. Walt G. Johnson is also listed as a speaker at Mareau KL, highlighting a joint or nearby event for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Johnson
Walt G. Sohnesiy
Mareau KL
Ol the Puest Pres
Beacon Hill
Bantist i Br
Jevuisen
Pastor of First Bantist Returns Dr Ray Co Anpeel
Pastor of First Baptist returns as he promotes a revival begun in Wichita Falls. He will speak Sunday at the Fifth Avenue church poster promotes his sermon series and renewal efforts in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Bantist
Ray Co. Anpeel
Fannist Church
Will
Wichita
Falls
Fourth Court to Hear Arguments in School Board Case
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals will hear arguments April 18 at 9 30 in an injunction suit against trustees of Sah'atoniq independent school district. The board members are temporarily enjoined from contracts. The school board seeks to overturn the injunction, arguing the lower court lacked jurisdiction over school matters until remedies are exhausted before the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals
Sah ‘Atoniq Independent School
Hany L. Howard
Rth
State Department
Erdyealinn
Fiesta Visitor Robbed While Sleeping at Park
A visitor at a fiesta was robbed of a new hat, shoes, and socks while sleeping near Alamo Street. Police arrested two soldiers but did not recover the apparel. The Rev Richard V Ver Schaifel reported $50 cash and clothing stolen from his residence. A 95th correction notes the loss of two 30-gallon drums of gear. The drain was recovered at North Alamo Street. Prien Refining Co reported a general loss of about $250 from Pant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiesta
Tigghon Park
Alamo Street
Prien Refining Company
Seed Loan Checks Received in Bexar County
Five checks, the first seed loans for Bexar county farmers, arrived from the federal crop loan office in Dallas. Coutts Clerk George W. Huntress received the funds on Friday, based on approved applications from farmers for day seed purchases.
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Bexar County
Feceral Coup Loan
Dallas
Coutts
George W. Huntress
Nance Makes Campaign Swing Through Fort Worth
Fort Worth welcomed gubernatorial hopeful Nance arrive Ban Ane 8 for a brief stay. He spoke of his campaign aims and proximity to ally PB Coley, with supporters noting his rambunctious style and planned appearances in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
Wance
Fort Worth
Ban Ane
Coley
Sunday School to Hold Two Sessions Notified
Community church announces two sessions this Sunday including a Sunday school program and a general meeting. Officials urge attendance from families and local residents for planning and participation in upcoming activities.
Accused Man Nabbed After Attempted Heist
April 4. Jack Mann an unemployed bricklayer was accused of holding up First Nations loan officers and escaping with $700. He was arrested today after investigators found no loot. The report references unrelated science and magazine blurbs from the Americas Weekly.
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Wagoner
Oxla
Jack Mann
Ups
Gundsy
San Antonia Lisit
Insull's Wife Journey Home From Smyrna Turkey
Samuel Insull returns to the United States in custody aboard a ship from Smyrna. Exilona sails with cabin accommodations for his embarkation at Catania, Athens to follow. Officials escort the 14 year old captive to New York for the charges. the voyage ends with a farewell bond of trust and a hopeful reunion in Tatani.
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Exilona
United States
Smyrra
Turkey
R— Samuel Insull
Mysnaull
Catania
Sivily
Athens
Snaull
Smyrna
Chicago
Boston
New York
Burton
Berry
Istanbul
Em ‘Bassy
Ulmois
Herry
Lusuil
Roosevelt
Tim Paris Totaly
Grover
Islan
Wan
Inzwil
Teltien
Tatani
T Shell
Congress Record Averts Charge by Representative
In the Congressional Record Representative Foulves of the Democratic party asserts that letters delaying administration support were misquoted. He cites errors and references Dr. William A. Wirt Garg and grain transfer schemes as part of the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Signers Sought for Farm Bill Vote in Congress
A petition with 131 signatures seeks to bring the Frogier Lemke measure to the House floor for a vote this session. It targets refinancing large mortgages through new money issuance, with 14 more representatives needed to reach the required support. The effort includes lawmakers from Texas and others such as McFarlane Strong and Teyrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
BD. C
Regi Ton
Texas
McFarlane, Strong and
Teyrell
Beverly Sets Call April Mint What President Ought
A fragmented letter discusses tax schemes and inflated charges, referencing public funds and a proposed ten percent levy. The writer criticizes government actions and pricey arrangements, noting confusion over legality and the burden on taxpayers.
WH Mogers' pletere David Tracom at the Artec
A fragment notes David Tracom appearing in WH Mogers' latest pletere titled David Tracom. The item places the subject at the Artec. Details are sparse but imply a change or creation linked to the Artec project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogers
David Tracom
Stiewitz
The
Artec
Society Hosts Pan American Day and Local Gatherings
Hessie Quisenberry and Tima Grave Johnston co hosted at Mrs. Frank Baker’s home with spring décor and a 3 o clock Saturday event. The San Antonio Fan-American Round Table marked Pan American Day with a luncheon and radio broadcast at the Gunter hotel, featuring local and international guests and a prize winning oratorical contest.
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Lulu
Andrew Scoggin
Lilian Hooper
Thianas
San Antonio
Fan-Amercat
Round Table
Mex Villaret
J. D. Yass
Jefferson Senior School
Gordes Isenhower
Drackenridge
Frost Woodhull
Harry Hertzberg
Col. Herber
Alonso
Perales
Arthur Garas
Stoney Tanner
Gunter Hotel
Murs
J. C. Griswold
Alex Vulareb
G. ©. Carvajal
Randolph Tielt
Nelson L. Wanderley
J. Brazil
Nicholas 3. Qavilla
Golourbia
Rail magnate denies charge amid bond transaction details
Proceedings in common pleas court reveal accusations against the Van Sweringen brothers over a 40 million dollar bond sale to the Morgan Company for safekeeping. Records show initial sale to cover a bank balance then a later repurchase nine days later while bonds stayed in vaults. Prosecutor claims the move aided banking figures. Van Sweringen contends the sale and repurchase were to accommodate associates and were open and shut.
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Ingen
Common Pleas
Sauk Cuthtan
van Sweringen
J.p.margan
New York
Fat
Tregun
Nutt
Cleveland Bank
Morgan Company
Gerount
Union Trust Company
Hank
van Swerngen
Morgan
Cullitan
Jar Nutt
Union ‘Trust Staf
van Sweringen Corporation
German Creditors Invited to Confer in Berlin
Berlin April officials announce the Reichsbank invites creditors to confer on April 27 as official statistics name the United States as Germanys main creditor with short term credits and a large total. Jolson shocked Holt Awood April 14 as actor Roby Keeler undergoes treatment for nervous shock after a burglary scare at the John Rome residence.
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Berlin
Reichsbank
Tadic
Ia Centre
United States
Germany
Jolson
Holt Awood
Apel
al Jolson
Roby Keeler
Lindenbergh Air Mail Controversy Drives Subpoena Talks
Washington April 14 17 Senator Austin and Senate investigation members plan to subpoena George A Glendon photographer in the justice department to testify regarding a conference with Charles A Lindbergh during his Washington visit. The meeting with Carl Ristine covered Lindberghs knowledge of air mail matters and the committee seeks transcripts or notes. Patterson said he delivered records but knew of no Lindbergh examination.
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Washington
Austin
Repiblicars
Vermont
Senate All
Chalman BlAck
George A. Glendon
Justice
Charles A. Tindbergh
Hief
Carl Risting
Att Army
Lindberet
Glenden Wis
Lindbergh
Hether
White
Hepublical of
Maine
Glendon
A. G. Patterson
Senate Air Math Committee
Ristine
Somg
Reyal
Milten
College Boy Burns to Death in Room
Durant Oklahoma April reports a 19 to 20 year old college student killed in a room fire that destroyed a second story room. His brother Dewey Dean was severely burned while a woman jumped to escape, and eight others escaped down an area. The tragedy details a fatal room blaze with some injuries.
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Durant
Okla
Roy Pan
Dearly
Hiis
Dewey Dean
Dawes
Downa
Airray
Barrow Hunt Continues Near Shreveport After Lead
On April 14 officers from Louisiana and Texas, with deputies and Rangers, hunted for famed outlaw Clyde Barrow near Arcadia and Shreveport. A statewide pursuit followed a report Barrow was cornered, but the search into the night yielded no capture as deputies returned to patrols in Binnsville parish.
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Shrivepor
Barrow
Texas
Miller
Kitgeold
Shreveport
Polivemer
Texas Rangers
Seegen
Arcadia
Binnsville Parish
Mathis to Visit Widowed Daughter in Suaninoman
Mathis travels from San Antonio to visit his widowed daughter Mrs. David B Cloud Jr. in Suaninoman on Saturday. Cloud was a Marine aviator who died Thursday after leaping from a falling plane over the open sea. Mrs. Cloud is the former Miss Ann Mathis, who married Lieutenant Cloud three years ago in Washington, D. C. His home was Greensboro, North Carolina.
Italy adopts sweeping deflation to cut living costs
Rome reports the council of ministers ordered nationwide deflation to curb living costs and boost Italy’s export competitiveness. Rents on stores fall 15 percent, government salaries cut by to 1 percent, and tax on artisans raised to 60 percent. Authorities say annual state revenue would rise about 55 million lire. The move follows a similar deflation in 1930.
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Rome
Council of Ministers
Gelartes
Italy
Prestier Missolini
Thaly
Texas Relief Commission Seat Battle Moves to Court
Austin April 14 Judge J D Moore will hear a petition next Saturday to adjudicate claims of RB L Halliday of El Pato and Lt Julius Dorenfield of Amarillo for membership on the Texas relief commission. Attorney General James V Aured filed the suit in Ninety-eighth district court seeking removal or impeachment grounds for Dorenfield’s appointment and Holliday’s reseating.
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Austin
RB. L. Halliday
el Pato
Cot
Julius Dorenfield
Amarillo
Texas Relief Commission
J. D. Moore
James V. Aured
Dorenfield
Holliday
Dorenfivld
Texas Net Commission
Texas
Church Body to Elect Officers at Himaland Park Presbyterian
Andrew H. Young and Burford Dike will be installed as president and secretary treasurer of the church’s Men’s organization during a Sunday service. Vice presidents of the church work divisions will also be installed at the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew H. Young
Burford
Himaland Park Presbyterian
Methodist Pastor Returns to Pulpit in Port Artin Texas
Dr Walter Anthony pastor of Trasis Park Methodist Church will return to the pulpit for both Sunday services after a one day absence in Port Artin Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Artin
Texas
Walter Anthony
Trasis Park Methodist Church
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