Connally declares new deal turning tide for economy
In a radio address from Washington on August 11 Senator Connally of Texas praised five months of new deal policy. He cited happier business sentiment, lower deficits, preserved credit, a working farm bill, rising prices, and growing employment as signs the economy is recovering under the Democratic administration. He credited Franklin Roosevelt and banking crisis actions with restoring national confidence.
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Wasrington
D. G
To Connally
Democrat of Teas
Connally
Senate
Franklin Fooeevelt
San Antonio School Custodians Rent and Allowance Debate
At a Tuesday San Antonio school board meeting the future of rent free housing and a five dollar gas and light allowance for custodians of 12 local schools was debated. President R. S. Menefee urged ending both rent and gas and lights while others favored keeping free rent and providing only the gas and electric bill support for Sunday and weekday duty. Further discussion was planned.
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San Antonio
Menefee
Social and wedding news from San Antonio events
Social notes detail dinners, theatre, and bridal parties across San Antonio. Miss Oligis Nolte hosts a dinner for Miss Jodia Shibbs of Monroe with a Sunken Garden theater party by the Civic Opera Company. Guests include Miss Suzanne Price, the Price-Odom bridal party, and out of town visitors for Joe Price-Odom’s wedding.
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Oligis Nolte
Jodia Shibbs
Monroe
Sunken Garden
San Antonio Civic Opera Company
Artists’ Inn
Paley Cordero
Mery McVayin
Aalia Wallaughby
Misa Frances Barretton
St. Anthony Hotel
Suzanne Price
Ste Miss Molly Bond Hares
Gunter Hotel
Soe
Guy Learye Qudom
New Orleans
Milford Searle
Susy Gates
Hagle Pass
Joe Price-Odom
Dr. Odom
Odom
San Antonio
Marion Odam
Joseph D'antant
Michael Bakey
Lake Charles
Helen Skelly
Local option elections in many Texas counties planned
Bandera and dozens of counties including Dallas Tarrant Kerr and Uvalde will hold local option elections August 26 alongside the state election. An organized anti Prohibition group led by Representative PL Anderson says votes may be required to authorize the county commission. Special precinct votes allowed where pre prohibition subdivisions voted dry. Strikes at Finch Cigar Co prompt meetings calling for public support and union formation among 300 strikers plus 75 added workers.
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Teglon
Plaza
Story County
PL. Anderson
Uberal
Anderson
Kerr County
Loeral Ceel
Jecal Oplian
Angelina
Jim Wells
Bwisher
Rusk
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Lynn
Terry
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Smith
Laving
Sam- Pusne
Comal
Finch Cigar Company
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Union Hall
Msta
Moras
South Fecor
Ernst
Reader
Publc
Search Starts for Armed Trio in Texas
Aug 16 report from Texas says 9 Philip Lee Miller of the highway patrol organized a chase between Corpua Obriall and Lannie for a sedan hearing. A woman and a second woman are described as heavily armed. Miller suspects one of the men could be Clyde Barrow.
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Corpub Chrigti
Texas
Lioil
Lee Miler
File Hig Neny Patrol
Corpua Obriall
Lannie
Clyde Barrow
Farm Trouble Spurs National Guard Request
Farmers and one official appealed for national guard protection as about 150 ranchers and workers clashed with pick handles clubs and gas pipes at orchards near Yakima, Washington. A. J. Elliott of Tehale county issued the request after nearly all 700 workers at the Tagus Beach ranch walked out for shorter hours and higher wages. State officials said no immediate action would be taken.
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San Francisco
Aig
National Guard
Pacific
Mear Yakime
Wash
Tagus Beach Ranch
Sit
Two Seizures Reported by Dry Agents in City
Two seizures were reported by W B Rennolds head of the prohibition division. Menue Fepr was arraigned before the United States commissioner and held on a 507 bond in a case tied to a 40 gallon still whiskey and 200 gallons of mash. A Waco agent seized a still and two automobiles near Austin. Real estate ads note values in the classified section.
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Tew Jooas
Prohibition Office
Division of Investigation
Rennolds
Menue Fepr
United States
Morales Street
Waco
Austin
Bexar Adopts New Budget by Commissioners Court
The Bexar county budget of 1 140 840.31, down 107 623.94 from last year, was adopted unanimously at a public hearing Tuesday. County Clerk George W Huntress Jr. pushed for 50 cents per birth or death recorded. others questioned the cost. Sheriff Albert Hausser secured a $200 monthly prison guard key fee. Attendees included Judge O M Filshugh, C Elmore of the San Antonio Real Estate Board, and Ben H Howard Investment banker.
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Bexar County
Commissioners’ Court
George W. Huntress Jr
Huntress
O. M. Filshugh
C. Elmore
San Antonio Real Estate Board
Ben H. Howard
Albert Hausser
Health Supplies and Cafeteria Utensils Buy by School Board
San Antonio Board awarded contracts Tuesday for elementary health education supplies and cafeteria dishes. Vendors Spalding and Brothers, Potchernick's Hardware, C and S Sporting Goods, and Dibbie Sporting Goods supplied health items. Dishes contracts went to Newton and Weller, Polehernleks, and Southwestern Specialty Company. Next board meeting set for weekend or Monday to discuss the new budget.
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San Antonio
Newton and Weller
Polehernleks
Southwestern Specialty Company
Newts
Ai Imarneed
Wallace Watches Grain Market as Pegging Near End
Secretary Wallace announced the Department of Agriculture is monitoring potential issues if minimum prices on the nations grain market are suspended at close of trading. He noted no decision had been made by the department, while the Chicago Board of Trade has not yet set its final course. In Winnipeg, the grain exchange held an emergency session and established minimum prices for grain futures to support wheat and coarse grains, with openers rising sharply from last night's close.
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Wallace
Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Man
Whnnipeg Grain Exchange
Japanese court martial hears plot to assassinate ambassador
Testimony in the court martial of 10 naval officers charged with assassinating Prime Minister Inukai and carrying out terror acts in May 1932 describes a plan to kill the American ambassador to provoke friction with the United States. Lieutenant Kia Tho, a defendant, said two officers seriously considered the plot and planned further assassinations as their contribution to the extremist cause, but were arrested before execution. The ambassador's post was vacant at the time, with Joseph Grew not yet arrived and W Cameron Forbes away.
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Kia Tho
America
Tyo
Shanghai
Lieut
Baruo Oba
Joseph BP. Grew
W. Cameron Forbes
60 Pvt Home Loan Requests Eligible
James Bhaw state manager of the Home Owners Loan corporation estimated today that 60 percent of loan applications are eligible. More than 40,000 applications have been received and forwarded to county appraisers and attorneys. Tenants are urged to check Rental Classified Ads in Light Classifieds for placements.
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Dallas
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