Railroads Face Federal Aid Debate and Private Rights
An executive disputes federal railroad rehabilitation plans, urging private property rights and gradual reform. He supports equal wartage rules, notes the Pettengill bill, and favors Association of American Railroads leadership over direct federal coordination. He warns aggressive subsidies could slow progress and stresses cautious expansion to restore public service.
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Ft Eastman
Association of American Railroads
Baiscks Ie
Hearing Set for Man in Mail Fraud
A Dallas man was charged with mail fraud and being a fugitive from justice. He was arraigned yesterday and released on a $10050 personal recognizance bond. The complaint states the alleged scheme involved shipments via the mails and took place in Nevada.
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Baseball League Notes From A Noisy Ninth Inning
Nelson earns the ERAN in a tense late frame as Hwan is billed and Lavavello 2. Jensen Goodman Mara Vaughan Padden and Myers are listed among players with a mix of hits and strikeouts. The report names Lavage ta Subglett on hares and details late scoring, hits by pitch, errors, and pitching lines, ending with a fragmented note on Fire euvlerd ih.
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United States Army Tests Mobile Warfare Concept In August Maneuvers
The article outlines First Army maneuvers emphasizing motorization and mechanization to boost efficiency. About 36,000 troops, 2520 motor vehicles, 30 tanks, mechanized cavalry, and anti aircraft weapons will test rapid transport and supply. Infantry and artillery will move by motor and train, with supplies closely following combat units.
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War Veterans Auxilary meeting postponed to August 21
The national convention committee of the United War Veterans Auxiliary has rescheduled its meeting from August 14 to August 21 at 2 oclock. The Odd Fellows hall will host the gathering. A social followed the meeting with several members and officers named from area organizations attending.
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Comal County Budget Plan Reveals Tax Shift Manchester
New Braunfels Aug 13 Comal County implements a lean budget plan to reduce county debt and lower the tax rate. County official W Klingeman outlines a proposed tax levy of 8 cents per $10 valuation, down from 70 cents last year. The proposal includes bond refinances and spending cuts to support the revised fiscal strategy, with formal action expected at the September session.
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Flood Control in Oklahoma Planned in 9,000 Acre Reclamation
Oklahoma City reports plans to cooperate with the federal re settlement administration on a flood control project costing 7,000,000 dollars to reclaim 9,000 acres along the Verdigris river near Calera. The association's officers and executive committee met at 1542 McKinley Avenue to discuss the program and related activities.
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Market strength and rail optimism amid bullish tone
Spectator notes continued bullish signals in market action as rails led gains and industrials displayed strength. Separate report: Richard Adams dodges a robbery on an automobile purchase, fending off attackers and escaping with valuables and travel cards intact.
Boat Shearing Sermon Opens San Angelo Market
Wool trade notes show 1933 clips selling below a million pounds in West Texas last week with Lyndon Webb of San Angelo among top buyers. Prices around 30 to 40 cents, demand for boats of any kind, and a large annual stock show planned for 1935 with the fair extended by one day.
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Bullets End Row of Man and Wife
In Worth, two pistol shots yesterday ended a dispute between Mr. and Mrs. W Tr Beuhler over her beauty parlor operator duties. Neighbors found both fatally wounded. a 32 caliber pistol lay by the man. Beaty held an inquest into the murder as details emerged of a quarrel over Mrs Beuhler’s license renewal.
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Oklahoma to Get Road and Bridge Work
A $550,000 fund was available for repair of roads and bridges in Oklahoma damaged by storms. W. S. Key, state Works Progress administrator, said 2,500 men could be employed on such projects. Representative Cartwright and Senator Bainer traveled to Washington after a two day inspection tour, planning to urge Oklahoma hires.
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Planes Used for Alaskan Logging
FAIRBANKS Alaska Aug 15 Alaska has an aerial log drive For the past four weeks 10 Ingerrs have been engaged In driving 60 tons down the shallow Chena river with the help of an airplane Logs are rolled over sand bars and then floated to the next bar Roy Fereard president of the Independent Lumber company directing the drive notes for a low flying airplane They found alike Charleston Aug U The births of Parke and
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