Catholic Women Endorse Movement to Equalize Tax Exemption
About 350 members of the local Council of Catholic Women endorsed the national effort to double the present 25 percent tax exemption on earned income. The campaign aims to revise tax laws, with resolutions drafted for Washington and support from organizations representing hundreds of thousands. Representative Gavin W. Decatur and other Texas lawmakers support tax relief, as the league urges Congress to act during or after the December session. The push argues earned and unearned income should be taxed alike, calling for a fairer system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Catholic Women Wridiay
Ue Daily
Iti
Washington
Joans Holies Yn
Camper Solons Tel
MAMCI
Vlang
Ugow
Congress
Congression
League
Officers Honor Rowley at Fort Sam reception
Officers and the Second Division at Fort Sam Houston plan a private reception at the Officers Club on Friday night to honor Major General Arowley commanding general of the division and post. The event marks the departure of General Bowrite who is headed to Washington as assistant chief of staff. General Rowley, at Fort Sam Houston about a month, has recently relieved Major General William Tassiter, with Brigadier General Pewit McCay slated to succeed him around May 2.
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Fort Sam Veustun
Tirig
A. al. Arowley
Wriday
Bow Wllite
Washittston
Elnt
General Rowley
Pewik Tt McCay
Gene Rowley
Fort Sam Wanston
Eighth Corps
William Tassiter
Moral renewal urged after Lux death by Chicago youth jury
A Chicago youth jury report dated April 10 cites six educators urging a broad moral cleanup of youth following the death of George Lux. They blame drugs, alcohol, and moral deterioration for a public good focus and call for entry into youth life to curb influences. Lux, 24, died when suffocated in a car with others during a rain-swollen night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Lux
Tux
Mexican Flier Slain Halting Defamers of Envoy
An aviation squadron member in Mexico City shot by a hooded group angrily defaming the US envoy. The assailants fled as the officer, hurt but living, sought to stop posters accusing President Porton Gil and Ambassador Morrow of plotting against Mexico.
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Mexico
Mmilia Partes Gil
United States
Diyight
More
Couuts
Avine
Mine Owners Cut Pennsy Pay Sale
Mine owners reduce pay scales at Pennsy area mines, cutting wages by about one to two percent across twenty mines. International News Service reports a regionwide adjustment affecting mining labor and production costs amid industry pressures.
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Pildahorgh Coal Company
Serysec
Worlay
Disputed Estate Sparks Battle Over Smith Death Case
In New York, concerned parties from Molert Brown and Seallh contest estate matters before the death of Smith. Whom Saaiel Hell and ALM are cited among those disputing prior arrangements. The legal action centers on succession and responsibilities following Smith’s death, with ongoing negotiations and filings shaping the proceedings.
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Molert Brown
Saaiel Hell
Alm
Seallh
New York
Smith
Wider Street Compromise Plan Presented to County Board
A proposal to widen Main Avenue along the west side near the Tlexar county courthouse was debated. The plan sought five feet from adjacent property owners and a foot of street space for automobile drives, with Judge AL W Sedignon and others representing owners. The filing and a subsequent decision were discussed at a county commissioners meeting, amid ongoing talks on widening Main Avenue to fifty feet.
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Tlexar County
Counly Commissioners T'vilay
Romandee
AL W. Sedignon
Bonner
Carmin Barcel
John IL Cunningham
Jainty Ai Ity
State lawyer urged to probe sale of papers in Boston
Boston sources report Attorney General Joseph Warner faced calls for a full public inquiry into the purchase of controlling interests in major Boston papers by the power trust. Legislators and editors demanded an honest investigation into how these acquisitions by the International Paper and allied firms could affect public utilities, with two state probes likely alongside federal reviews.
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Boston
Joseph Wh. Warner
Lay
The
Power Trust
Inter
Boston Pipers
Lilla Randulph Yearst
Boston Evening American
Grower Trust
Boston Herald
Boston “Traveler
Teilon Whidden
Miedekling
Frobe
Liquie
Holt Wythine
Meratl
Ute
Attorney — General
Fruet
Federal Trade Commission
Bender Morrie
Legisleperatlny
Vocatle
Lite House
RDG
Ruston
International Uaper Eagany
Gte Intermeronat Taper and
Bower Company
Thia
Border Limited Named for Valley Train Route
Border Limited will be the name of the fast overnight Southern Pacific train between the valleys, Houston and San Antonio. Wills C. Carter, freight and passenger agent, announced the name selection after a contest held by the division office. A $50 prize was divided among Toyta Smith of Wes Inca Avors Forskee of San Benito and J Lee Stamtatngl of Pharr.
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Border Limited
Valles
Houston
San Antonio
Wills C.carter
Chase of
Valley
The
Dines
Enile Trond
ToyTa Smith
Wes Inca
Avors Forskee
San Ren
Paul Revere Day Observed Amid Dem Campaign Notes
Boston residents mark Paul Revere Day with a foot race mirroring his swift pace while reporting a Democratic campaign meeting planned in New York. The note from WHA Rogers mentions the Kilz venue and expresses surprise at Democrats meeting there.
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Boston
Mass
Mostow
Clarence de Mar
Paul Revere
Paul
Kilz
New York
Hilz
Sonora Governor to Be Appointed by Portes Gil
Reports indicate President Portes Gil will appoint the governor of Sonora, naming a wealthy local figure as family governor. The fragment mentions a wealthy Sonoran named in association with the appointment and references a 1926 era political context.
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Sonora
Paneisen
Portes Gil
Dickey
Outdoor Opera Debuts by Sin Rubin Give Company
The first performance of the Sin Rubin Give Opera company opens the May outdoor season in Sylvan's area, under David Griffin's direction. Cast includes Josephine Tick and Milton Mealiister with six weeks of prep and 40 rehearsals guiding the six week run at the Smith-Young tower through Joe Nix’s supervision.
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Sin Rubin
Sylvan
Brackenridge
Heiday
Krams Leck
He Opera
David Griffin
Charles Stone
Ronnish
Maw Marshall
Ratple Notley
Sid Milton Mealiister
Josephine Tick
Shark Ant
Twen
Smith-Young Tower
Joe Nix
Dr Caldwell's Three Rules For Health And Constipation
A historical ad endorses Dr Caldwell and Pepsin as a remedy for constipation. It claims years of experience, condemns purges, recommends taking pepsin to cleanse bowels, and promises quick relief without habit formation. The style urges readers to buy Pepsin at a drugstore.
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Br. Cadwellt
Ariel
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Band IAS Peling Seminar on Bone Grafting and Joint Treatments
A gathering titled Band IAS Peling outlines a program at Wala piek on bone grafting and related joint disorders. It is led by Kesh and features officials from the government’s nations selva clan, with a study focus and licensing conference set for 21 p.m. in the venue.
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IAS Peling
Ure Aie Eazy
Wala Piek
Neneevn Samity
Thr
Goseient
Selva
Kesh
Ne Nee
Ira
Divorce Proceedings Names In a Patchwork Case
A terse notice lists several parties including Mdeline Avary ve Kiomest Avers and Josefa Gonzales de Chaires along with multiple others such as Lito Lbnivez Antonio Victoriapn and Eduardo Victoriana in a civil divorce filing. The fragmentary text suggests a court action with involved individuals and jurisdictions.
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Mdeline Avary Ve Kiomest
Phamas Vy
IL B.houos
Josefa Gonzales de
Chaires 8
Lito Lbnivez
Antonio Victoriapn Rs
Eduardo Victoriana
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Torrio
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Saxophone
Xuimner
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