Howland attacked by Patman at Texas Legion convention
Brigadier General C R Howland faced sharp rebuke from Congressman Wright Patman at the Texas American Legion state convention in Wichita Falls. Patman labeled Howland a servant of the Hoover administration after Howland claimed troops were drew from Washington to protect public welfare. The convention elected Carl Nesbit department commander and adopted resolutions supporting veterans rights, localizing a future Southwest veterans hospital to Marfa and backing repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Corpus Christi
Aug
C. R. Howland
Fort Sam Houston
Washington
U. S
American Legion
Wright Patman
Patman
Howland
Legion
Hoover
the Legionnaires
Palman
Department of Istic
Wichita Falls
Carl Nesbit
Mineola
W. Earl Earp
Sweetwater
Miller Ainsworth
Luling
Nesbit
Scott Reed
Groesbeck
National Executive Committee
George Broom
Amarillo
F. W. Langham
Palestine
Harry Lambert
Pecos
A. Garland Adler
McCamey
Bill Leslie
Bay City
W. F. Spiegel
Port Arthur
Department of Texas
City of Washington
Veterans Administration
Southwest
Marfa
Texas
United States
Medical group attacks hospital care for veterans
Aug. 4 Kansas City representatives of the medical profession told the Shannon house committee that government hospitalization for veterans with non service disabilities is an injustice. Dr A. Skinner of Kansas City, speaking for a medical society, said physicians cannot reconcile wartime support for soldiers with demands for free care for illnesses not linked to war service.
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Kansas City
Shannon House
A. Skinner
Laredo Man Seeks Congress Run for At Large Seat
LAREDO Texas Aug 4 Dr J A Simpson of Laredo announced he would file with the chairman of the Republican state executive committee as a candidate for Congressman Al Large place No 1. He once opposed Speaker John N Garner as representative from the fifteenth district.
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Laredo
Texas
J. A. Simpson
Republican State Executive Committee
Dr. Simpson
John N. Garner
Child Hurt as Gale Sweeps Texas Town in Aug
A windstorm swept through Joaquín Texas on August 4 7 injuring a child named Arahid. The wind lasted about five minutes bringing heavy rain and damage estimated around 91500. Local reports describe shattered windows fallen trees and scattered debris across the town.
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Joaquin
Arahid
Joans
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