Knox Outlines 1932 Democrat Planks for 1936 Platform
Col Frank Knox, potential 1936 Republican nominee, on Aug 14 at the Rockingham County Republican club outlines six planks drawn from the Democratic 1932 platform. He argues the language and principles support opposing Roosevelt and the New Deal, urging immediate spending cuts, a balanced federal budget, a sound currency, state unemployment and old-age programs, strict anti trust enforcement, and opposition to limiting agricultural production.
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Republicans forecast gains amid Roosevelt critique in 1936 race
In Washington a Republican forecast estimates the party could gain 25 to 100 House seats, driven by opposition to Roosevelt's policies. Chester C. Bolton argues a majority is possible with 112 seats, while noting strong revision against administration spending and federal debt.
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Obituary notices: Henavides and other local deaths
Obituary notices for Mrs Perallia Henavides age 68 with services in Rice Chapel and Perpetual Harp Church conducted by Rev Father Eugene Wehner. Survivors include daughters C B Juarez Montagta Vargassieter Castellano and Fermina Algeria with 13 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Interment San Fernando cemetery No 2. Also notices for Mrs Juin Masterson 69 Crystal City with daughter Matt Cullihan and son Ber ana four, three sisters and three brothers. service at Sacred Heart in Crystal City with Rev N Tanaskovic and Crystal City interment. Norman V Wallis 61 native of Waltaville Texas and San Antonio resident of 22 years. services at Borer Loring's chapel officiated by Rev Brice Cox. survivors include widow Obra Wallis and sister Mrs Rona Pelle Murphy.
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Bookies Keep Shops Open Across Texas After Court Ruling
Texas bookmakers faced a restraining order halting wagering on horse races as Gov. James Allred’s action disrupted betting. Courts blocked major information services used by bookies, forcing shops to seek alternative race-data sources while some Dallas area outlets prepared to adapt. In Beaumont a shop closed, El Paso bookmakers explored delivery changes, and Houston operators claimed only temporary downtime.
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Racing News Service Suspends Publication In El Paso Area
The Daily Racing Form and Texas Racing News service suspended race news in El Paso area amid questions on obtaining Juarez results. Officials cited temporary inconvenience and reported coordination with Southwestern Bell Telephone for the disruption.
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Bookies Keep Service Open In San Antonio
San Antonio bookmaking establishments completed arrangements for direct telephone links to out of state points and prepared to offer full service on all regular tracks. Only a few shops did not print to open. Some lines were cut when the wire service was discontinued mid afternoon. most programs were completed.
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Hopson Defies Lobby Probe in Senate Hearing
The scene centers on Hopson resisting a lobby probe as Senate investigators press questions. Chairman Blick orders decorum while Hopson claims he sought to evade the probe and was in a Washington hotel under guard. William A. Hill, Hope's attorney, pauses as Hopson contemplates testimony amid subposnnm for him.
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Col Harris Hops for Huron South Dakota
Col Henry W Hirns, commander of Randolph field, took off by plane for Huron South Dakota on Wednesday morning. He will return. Lieut Cal Ld WM Keesley will command in his absence. Capt John Mobainaint Gag CG T Myers also flew to Sim Francisca to teammin there until August Rast 81.
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Bids Sought for Brooks Field Sale Items
Bids will be received by Captain Ly A Bavage quartermaster for sale at Brooks Field. Items listed include Wucks elect fang copy hig camera elinics tank and cargo Wallers. Auction opens at 10 a.m. September 1 in his office.
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