Hope in Futume Five Business Hope in Futume Five
By B C Forbes a patient with a deep rooted attachment cannot be cured by operations or medicines. The article argues America is like such a patient, with six years of effort to restore economic health failing. It critiques wheat cotton and finance, noting subsidies and amputations of industries, while industry and workers suffer under New Deal policies and public debt rises. The piece questions the source of the nation’s trouble and suggests better treatment awaits.
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Tyations
America
JDF Uncle Saas
New Deal
E Central
Yous
Ky Bo
Assault to Murder Charged in Officer Tincei Case
Trevino faces assault to murder charges alongside Digny and Priday amid a convoluted case. The defendant is accused of shooting Mrs. Trevino at her AlgurL home. Bigamy charges against Faymond Gerlarde arose after a June 91 marriage to Fellon Castily before Justice Gerhardt.
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Trevino
Priday
Carmen
Me Camplaine
Tustion of the Peace
Faymond Gerlarde
Man Whitman charged with shooting assault to murder
Friday in Justice of the Peace Reymond Gertardt's court Johny Whitman of 426 Town Street was charged with assault to murder after a shooting at Wille Builth of 426 Town Street on August 18. Public notes show the case proceeding in County Court with further weapon allegations.
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Johny Whitman
Tad
Commerce Street
Justice of the Peace
Reymond Gertardt
Whitman
Town Street
ANL
Niko
al- Lan Nobh
Wheat Benefit Payments Cut Under AAA Plan
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced lower wheat payments for 1940 with rates of 8 to 22 cents per bushel for wheat farmers complying with price and production controls. The cut reflects a larger national wheat acreage allotment of 60,000,000 acres versus 55,000,000 last year, distributing the 725 million dollar fund across the smaller base.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Busnel
Benedit Pasinery
AAA
Thanksgiving on Partisan Hookup Proclaimed Thanksgiving
A nationwide survey shows most Americans will observe Thanksgiving on the president's proclaimed date reflecting party lines. Governors split along Democrat and Republican lines on whether to celebrate November 23 or November 30, with undecided states noted.
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New York
Jday
Roosevelt
Goll
Weir
Ds Gatitangya
2204 Acres Parks in L A System Reveals Parcels Land
A municipal land division in Los Angeles completes 76 parcels with one 60 acres, another 1010 acres, and a single large tract. Auditor Fontaine notes details on parkways and a notable deer hide offering from Norway as part of the land’s natural cover.
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Burney
Jules
Parvning
Chant Caty
Fontaine
Olinoe Lark
O Daniel! Guards Parade Open Texas Governor Visits
Governor W Lee O Daniel reviews Texas Guards at CAMP HULEN after a port voyage on the state owned C foot Eureka. Maj Gen Claude V Birkhead hails the guardsmen and notes maneuvers over two weeks. Troopers mostly young have skill to be ready for duty within 90 days.
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W. Lee O'Daniel
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Fat
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Mili Ary
Port Lavaca
C-foot
Eureka
Claude V. Birkhead
Gorgnor Chaniel
Missea Betty
Jane
Mary Ann Birkhead
Davellers
Menircal Corps
Birkhead
Death in railroad car prompts army ID check
Military police awaited word from Washington to confirm if a body found in a railroad car is Port Sam Houston soldier Jack T. Foster missing since last Friday. Laundry marks aided tentative ID but advanced decomposition prevented positive identification. Police noted the clothing matched Foster’s, while investigators speculated the victim could be an older man, about 50, dead longer than Foster.
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Washington, D, GC
Sam Houston
Maleakis
Qood
Washington
Jack T. Foster
Noldier
Army Post
Northern Pacific East Yards
T. N. Goodwon
Malonkis
Foster
Movie Talent Hunt Stars In San Antonio Visit
Hollywood stars Wendy Borrie and Anita Louise arrive with fanfare in San Antonio, staying at the St. Anthony hotel after a sleepless night. They plan a day of rest while the local press notes a Pacific coast movement behind their visit.
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Hollywood
San Antonio
Wendy Borrie
Anita Louise
St. Anthony
Tim
Daisy
Ab Ilaan
Tiny
Hollywood guests arrive for Majestic week in San Antonio
A San Antonio visit by Edmund Tawe and Jesse Lasky kicks off a weeklong stay for Wendy and Anita at the Majestic theater. The celebrities, amid Alamo jokes, travel from Houston by plane and train, endure delays, and praise local scenes as they prepare for a stage appearance. The entourage, including Roy Yalenbom and Michael Vallon, will spend about a week in the area before returning to Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Edmund Tawe
Jesse Lasky
Hawnston
Wendy
Anita
Southwest
Houston
Miss da
Thalia
Miss Barrie
Louise
Paul Snell
Fork
Worth
Migs Barrie
Bart
Ireland
Wei
Majestic Theater
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Presen
Che
Hollywood Pale
Miss Louise
Bills Louise
Garner
Paul MeeSween
Anthony
Joney
John Garner
Tan
Loulee
Piztis
Iwouston
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Roy ‘Yalenb
Jaycees Laud Tax Handling Reform Proposal
San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce directors passed resolutions praising new tax collection reforms. The move aims to streamline delinquent tax payments and reduce penalties and interest, with a draft ordinance to require at least 20 percent payments on amounts due each year.
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Fl Cata
San Antonio
Sinior Chamber
Milam
Local war sticker drive gains momentum in Bexar county
Community groups push nationwide anti war message with Keep Out of War emblems. Hundreds of gummed stickers in national colors already adorn cars from luxury limousines to old trucks. Residents suggest displaying them in store windows clubs and homes to widen reach. Stickers available at The Light building Star Drug Store and Warmack Terrell Avenue Pharmacy with mailed envelopes accepted.
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Newviray
Tne
Bexar County
Star Drug
Gevers
Highland Boulevard
Warmack Terrell Avenue
South Flores and
Perrell Avec
Settlement Seen For Oil Lands Dispute In Mexico
Mexican under secretary Beteta and Consul General Jesefe discussed the oil lands issue with Ramon Be Mexican official predicted a settlement as about 16 American oil companies resist accepting government pay for their original investments. Beteta claimed Mexico has operated fields since taking them over, producing thousands of barrels of oil for sale to Germany and Japan. He planned to return to Mexico City Friday.
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Ramon Be
Beteta
Omar Jesefe
Mexico
Germany
Mubu
Japan
Mexico City
Suit filed against operation of tavern
District Attorney J R Shooker filed in Fifth District court a suit to enjoin Willem Jr. Thones and Mrs Matus May Thaniss Norton and four others from operating Eater's Tavern at 21-2 Form ham Street alleging the building contains a hyper galoon used for prostitution and ransacking a common nuisance and that intoxicating liquors are sold without proper license with a temporary restraining order set for 6:59 a.m. August 0.
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R. Dhooker
Fifth District Court
John J. Onton
Tird
Ecourt
G.taylor
Willem Jr. Thones
Matus
Thaniss Norton
Double Feature for Marlandate Service Club Forum
A Friday meeting features a Harlandale High School band concert followed by a speech by Dr. John G. Granzery of Southwestern University on The Present European... A dialog session closes the event. The band, led by Ceciling, recently earned statewide recognition in a competition.
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CG E Troute
Harlandale High School
John GC. Granzery
Southwestern Nniverally
Granhery
United States
Harandate
Ceciling
Gleason Heads Buxar County Veterinary Group
Dr. ME Gleason Friday became president of the Buxar County Veterinary Medical Association after a two year term of inactivity. Officers elected in preparation for the state convention to be held here in January include Captain M. W. Tinie as vice president and Dr. Walter Lawrence as recording secretary.
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Gleason
ME. Gleason
Buxar County Veterinary Medical Association
M. W. Tinie
Walter Lawrence
Stockyards Row Talks Fort Worth Meeting
Fort Worth Stockyards officials met with 200 striking live stock handlers to resolve differences. Pens remained empty as talks continued. CIO assistant district director Porter warned union committee would pursue a closed shop, while company officials urged a possible Lorenth settlement rather than delay.
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Auf
James
Porter
CIO
West Coast Trip Winner Headed For San Francisco
Miss Frayces Janecek, winner of a city paper loyalty contest, was to depart Friday at 1 30 p m for the West Coast. She will be joined by her mother, Mrs Ruby Janecek.
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Frayces Janecek
San Francisco
Larammorobanis
West Coast
Mra
Ruby Janecek
Justice Department Eyes Gasoline Basing Point Probe
Washington Aug 14 The Justice Department announced plans for possible legal action to challenge the basing point system in gasoline pricing. Assistant Attorney General Thurman Arnold told Wyoming AG Ewing Kerr that investigations will target major oil companies and independent dealers who allegedly collude to raise prices, with FBI help arranged. Progress depends on Supreme Court rulings in related cases and ongoing probes in California and Wisconsin.
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Department of Justice
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Kerr
Wyoming
Arnold
Carl L. Sackett
Gheyenne
Denver
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Madison
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New York
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Supreme Court
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