Roosevelt urges welfare work for national defense effort
President Roosevelt sent a message to welfare workers aiding the defense program calling the task a great enterprise. Paul V. McNutt read the message to a coalition of agencies including the YMCA YWCA Catholic and Jewish groups and the Salvation Army. They plan to operate service clubs in 339 communities to support families of servicemen and veterans.
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Roosevelt
Ward
Dia
Paul Ve McNuit
Aany
Navy
Ffort
Qilted Service Organization
Uni
W.C. Aylhe
National Catholic Community Service
Paris Sues New Order for Latins
VIORY France April 17 Paris te epaper Coeuvre April 14 reports Europics new economy order would extend to South America. It notes free access to American markets for manufactured goods and criticizes U S absorption of South American commodities. The piece mentions Argentina and other countries as targets of trade tensions.
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Viory
France
Dicautorial
Paris
Coeuvre
Inepe
Europic
South America
America
Whith
Berlin
United States
Argentina
Senate Candidate 8 A Visitor in San Antonio
Williams of Rockport announced candidacy for the US Senate seat left vacant by the death of Moris Sheppard. He met Judge James G Holloway in San Antonio, outlining a campaign built on a separate air force. Williams is a Navy veteran and naval aviator with ties to Texas and Florida.
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San Antonio
Plaza Hotel
Jain
Williams
Rockport
United States Senate
Moris Sheppard
James G Holloway
Sheppard
Washington
Army
Navy
Williams Campany
Nav
Almapolis
Nive
Then Ag
Royn
Lithonia
Williams Ias
Texas
Iie High
Seheg
Texarkana
Naval
United States urged closer ties with Latin America
Washington April 17 2P Tom Wallace editor of the Louis iiie Thines told editors the United States adopted a superiority complex toward Latin America. He urged paying more attention to economic and political problems of the Latin republics. The two day meeting focused on national defense and policy with off the record sessions planned including one with Secretary Hull at the State Department.
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Washington
Tom Wallace
United States
Torward
America
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Wallace
Kingely
Ilstussias
Vation Defenise
Apes
Protest Over Truckers Fee At San Antonio Market
Baul Mazen a San Antonio business man appeared before the city council to protest a 50 dollar annual fee on truckers using the market. He claimed the tax is double taxation and would drive away growers. He planned to present a petition bearing 150 signatures and suggested referring the issue to the city market master.
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San Antonio
Vimteau
Counell
Texas
Maureaux
Maury
Sixteen First Aid Stations Planned for Plowers Parade
Red Cross to staff sixteen first aid stations for the Battle of Plowers parade. W Hume Everett, chairman of safety and emergency services, appealed for volunteers from anion Mine after they passed standard first aid tests.
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Red Cross
Battle of Plowers
W.hume Everett
Safety Etiortional Services
Voting space requested for upcoming city election
County Clerk Albert G. Trawalter told Bexay County Commissioners that more space was needed to prepare voting machines for the city election next month. The board extended a highway contract and authorized funds for county jail supplies and road project materials amid routine budget actions.
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Achmahhl
Albert G. Trawalter
Bexay
Dewsr, Robertson
Pan
Warrenly
National Pratt Company
Cannesvon
Lewis Seeks Full Accord in Soft Coal Talks
New York April 11 1997 John T Lewis president of the United Mine Workers announces the union will resume wage negotiations with southern bituminous coal operators. Northern operators ratify a new two year contract for the soft coal industry and Lewis proposes a joint meeting in New York to set a wage scale for mining areas represented by southern operators and associates.
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New York
John T. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
S, C
le Union
Lewis
Appalachian
Southern
Bneallstuctory
Ina
L. Putman
Udon
Scen Wee
Kelly Promotions Given 125.A Men San Antoninns Promoted
A large group of enlisted men at Kelly field includes twelve San Antonians among recent promotions. Named are Staff Sergeants Paul Rospelmain and Clatd E. Wheatley to first sergeant, Sergeant Chester EB. Lee, Cal Bernard A. McGaffigan and Pri Ame 8 Hutchinson to staff sergeant, Fyts Callas J. Smelser, Frank EB. Edwards, Joseph I. Dixon, Peter Van Beekus Jr, Rex Kerr to sergeant, and Privates Venn Northian Mayhall and James G. Putmer Jr to corporal.
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San
Venn Norhian Mayhall
James G. Putmer
Houston Post to Install Officers at Elks Club
San Houston Post No 78 will hold an open meeting and joint installation of post and military officials at 6 p m Tuesday in the Elks Club. James B Wargrove past deputy inspector general will be installing officer.
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San Houston
W. F W
Ywill
Elks CIA
Janes B. Wargrove
ofMeer
Cadets Delay Dance As Cadet Duty Takes Priority
Flying cadets stationed at Randolph Kelly and Brooks are on duty April 19 delaying the school dance. Senior nursing students at the Medical and Surgical Hospital School of Nursing face postponement to April 26 due to the training schedule.
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Randolph, Kelly and Brooks
Medical and Surgical Hospital School of Nursing
Rupert to Get New Attorney in Murder Case
Attorney J. J. Troeth of Pleasan ton, formerly of Ban Antonin, was retained by a group of citizens to defend Rupert in the murder case tied to RL Agnew. Judge McCrory agreed to permit attorney JA Jones, appointed to defend Rupert, to proceed as Troeth preferred not to work with the citizen group. Troeth may also defend James H. Alford whose counsel G. C. Brow withdrew earlier.
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J. J. Troeth
Pleasanton
Fomerly
Ban Antonin
Ing ~ Faye
RL. Agnew
Cuminad District Court
W.J. W. McCrory
Troel
James H. Alford
G. C. Brow
Aleford
Laredo Freshman Grace Muiz Wins Speech Meet
Grace Muiz of Laredo, a freshman at Tarleton Agricultural College, won the extemporaneous speech contest at the Texas Juror Colleges meet. Her topic was Promoting Cultural Relations With Lathe America, coached by Miss ZAllix.
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Grace Muiz
Laredo
Ay John
Tarleton Agricultural
Stile
America
Mula
Zallix
Talid
Seputy
Temple Junior College
Two Charged With Auto and Radio Thefts
Joseph W. Vandail of Osted 38 was charged with a theft of 10 dollars from Robert Bibb at 312 Fresch street in a complaint before Justice Dat Corrigan on Thursday. Louis Hulzay of Osted on 413 Oak street faced a charge for stealing an automobile valued at 76 dollars from Jess Gardin Route 8 Box 109 on November 19 in Ina.
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Joseph W. Vandail
Osted
Robert Bibb
Fresch Street
Justice of the Peace
Dat
Corrigan
Louis Hulzay
Oak Street
Jess Gardin
Ina
Protective Group to Install Tinker Leader at Annual Meeting
George Tipker, head of Post D Travelers Protective Association, to install Tinker at Saturday event. Weinstolleens, association president, will succeed A. Claris as director. Percy Robertson to chair legislative committee. Oscar Holekamp to be elected secretary treasurer.
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George Tipker
Will Weinstolleens
Travelers Protective Association
A. Claris
Conmulteen
Percy S. Robertson
Oscar Holekamp
Fecet Teate
Pilot Lands Safely After Illness During Solo Training
Kansas City dispatch reports James Donohue 19 became ill during a solo training flight. He managed a safe landing but collapsed afterward. Acute appendicitis diagnosed by doctors at Fairfax airport.
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Kansas City
Kan
James Donohue
Fairfax Atrpact
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