House Kills Balm Bill in Texas Legislature
Austin April 30. The Texas House rejected by 10 votes a bill to outlaw promis and heartbalm suits aimed at damaging affections. Rep J Bryan Bradbury of Abilene led the attack while Rep Helen Moore of Texas City condemned the measures as legalized blackmail despite praise for chivalry.
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Austin
Texas House
Treach
J. Bryan Bradbury
Abilene
Onehill
Helen Mooré
Texas City
Bradbury
Extension of Crop Control Advocated in Wheat Belt
George E. Farrell of the AAA grains division told farmers in Enid that wheat planting control will be operative through 1939. He urged a May 25 vote in the national referendum to decide whether the AAA's wheat production program continues.
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Enid
Ohlo
Wheat Belt
George E. Farrell
Grains Division
AAA
Parish on cross examination in Missouri-Kansas Pipeline trial
Chicago April 30. Frank J Parish reached a crucial point in his federal mail fraud trial during cross examination of his story about the crash of the 35 million dollar Missouri Kansas Pipeline company. He completed his direct testimony yesterday.
New Wheat Bread Promises Relief From Constipation
A medical warning highlights risks to women and children from powerful laxative drugs. A new foat based wheat bread claims to reduce reliance on medicines, offering a daily natural solution for most constipation cases.
Gloria Fear Or Dying In Custody Dispute
New York apr 30 77 a custody battle over Gloria Vanderbilt aged eleven shows her fearing death per testimony. The record notes the aunt Mrs Whitney holds five day custody and doctor Schloss cites a nervous element in the child while mother’s conduct drew private testimony.
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New York
Gloria Vanderbilt
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Supreme Court
John F. Carew
The
Daily News
Oscar Af. Schloss
Randolph Field Man Hurt in Crash
Private A M Klein of Randolph Field was badly injured in a Monday night auto accident on the old Seguin highway near Kitby. His right arm was mangled and treated at Fort Sam Houston after a collision with a second car driven by W H Cadman of the Quartermaster detachment at Randolph Field. Both men were taken to Randolph Field for treatment. injuries to Cadman were not serious.
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A.M. Klein
Randolph Field
Fort Sam Houston
Seguin
Klein
Ins- Vital
Kitby
Wt. H. Cadman
Dadman
Mellon name lax case delayed by board ruling
In FIATSBURGH on April 2 a delay was granted as the board of tax appeals deferred ruling on the Andrew W. Mellon lax case after government counsel HR. Shearer urged awaiting guidance from Washington. The motion for a 30 day adjournment was filed by Robert Jackson. The hearing proceeded with the inquiry ongoing.
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Fiatsburgh
Board of Lax Appeals
Andrew W. Mellon
Shearer
Robert 3. Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Army Officers to Enter Downs Race at Alamo Downs
An entry line from Second Division HQ states army officers will participate in a special three-quarter mile race at Alamo Downs through May 5. Officers enter with mounts and horses must carry not less than a specified weight. Treasury figures published show receipts and expenditures for the period, including emergency costs and gold assets.
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Alamo Ofon
Firs
Licut
Blee
Tac
Bank Ordered to Pay U S Crop Loan Judgment
In Abilene Texas the First State Bank of Valea was ordered to pay the U S government 908 under a judgment granted by Judge William H. Atwell in Federal court. The suit United States v. Lee G. Miller and others noted Miller, a Coleman county farmer, claimed he turned cotton checks over per instructions to pay the government obligation. No judgment was found against Miller or the gin ning company.
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Ban Angelo
First State Bank of
Valea
William H. Atwell
United States Va
Lee G. Miller
Miller
Coleman County
French and U S Reach Mutual Trade Principles
On April 30 Secretary Hull announced a breakthrough in Franco American trade talks. France pledged equality of treatment for American exports valued at over 119 million dollars, establishing fundamentals for reciprocal handling in negotiations.
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Washington
France
United States
Hult
Swashes Off Ugly Hair From Legs and Arms in Five Minutes
An advertisement touts X-Bazin Cream a French formula to remove leg and arm hair in five minutes. It claims the cream is gentle and effective, letting users avoid razors and achieve smooth skin. A three-tube offer priced at 60 cents is promoted as a druggist’s recommended value.
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