Roosevelt names Ickes to lead oil plan in new deal
President Roosevelt announces Harold J. Ickes as interior secretary and administrator of the oil industry planning and conservation committee. Ickes will supervise the oil program within 24 hours and may appoint James A. Moffett as assistant. The move signals tight control over a war-torn oil market facing price fixing and overproduction.
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Hyde Park
W. Ts Ang
Roosevelt
Harold J. Teresa
Tas
Ickes
Yokes
James A. Moffett
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
New Deal
Washington
EK. R. Kingsbury
Standard Oil Company
California
Wirt Franklin
Oklahoma
Peoolem Association
Nerve Force and Eye Strain Link
A historical discussion explains eye strain as a drain on nerve force powering all body functions. Defective eyes reduce energy for organs like the stomach and heart, causing reflex nerve trouble. Optometry gains recognition as a medical aid, with physicians referring patients to eyecare specialists.
Pro Rated Beer License Fees Across State County and City
Maverick reports a state comptroller notice that beer license fees through year end will be pro rated among state, county, and city. The September 15 to January 1, 1934 period will total about $6 with half to the state and 25 percent to each county and city. About 1000 application forms for hearings with County Judge Prost Woodhull and the county commissioners are being prepared for September 1.
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Maverick
Maury Maverick
Comptreller
Ite
Prost Woodhull
County Commissioners’ Court
Weather report and precipitation totals for August
A weather bulletin notes precipitation for the period ending 7 a.m. Tuesday with totals 3.8 inches for the month and 11.9 inches since July. It reports sunshine returning later in the week, with a mostly cloudy pattern and scattered showers locally.
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Tilesiay
Orleans
Ann
Finana
Joos
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Hatih
Air Crash Flier and Cadet Die Near Converse
A crash near Converse involved Lieutenant Grater and Cadet Pasche while Lieutenant Vaupre and Cadet Sandberg were among responders. Investigators believe a forced landing attempt led to the nose dive, with Sandberg and others removed from the wreckage as the plane buried its nose about one mile northwest of The Geldan near Converse. Cadet Pasche had recently joined from the United States Naval Academy with 63 classmates. Grater was an alumnus of a Washington college.
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Vaupre
Cadet Pasche
Cadet Sandberg
Sandry
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Grater
Sandhberg
Converse
Pasehe
Unilon Stsces Naval Academy
Amara Y
Ihr Wallere
Rave Degrery
Tur Alimnus
Deputy Federal Clerk Returns After Absence
Deputy Federal Clerk T. Thorspran returned to Ban Ane lanky Tuesday after a month's absence. The clerk had been away on cowry duty in Wre.
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Thorspran
Deywty
Smith Seeks Residence As New U S District Attorney
W R Smith Jr 32 year old United States district attorney arrives in San Antonio to take office succeeding John Hartman He plans to live in San Antonio from now on and will be sworn in Sept 5 He is visiting relative Victor Hugo while seeking a permanent home and spoke of NRA work pending complaints.
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W. BR. Smith
Odessa
United States
U. S
Texas
John D. Hartman
Texan
San Antonio
W. R. Smith Jr
Smith
Virginia
Hartman
Victor Hugo
West Poplar Street
Federal Building
Colorado
W. R. Smith
Robert
Young Smith
University of Texas
Austin College
Sherman
Tenmis Af College
Lay
el Paso
Gait
Texas School of Mines
Paso
Dan Moody
Barry Girl
Breedlave Smith
Myron Smith
Fort Worth
Gerolyn
Chicago
John Garner
Roosevelt
Violation of Code Denied Continued From Page One
The article lists wage and hour rules for various trades and workers. It details 48 hour workweeks at $14 for certain shops, 40 hours at $12.50 with exceptions for delivery and maintenance, 48 hours at $19 for Thugstar employees, and fountain and restaurant staff with 54 or 48 hours at specific cent per hour rates. It also notes a £3 weekly deduction for meals and other sector specifics.
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Thugstar
Fountain
Gagling Station
Tay
Bond Reduced in 8. A. Liquor Case
Edward Vile Pierros, charged with Lows Belle Sr. and Sam Belle after officers found approximately 90 gallons of Mexican liquor in a shack at IRET Nort Bt. Mary's arrest, Mipust II, was granted bond reduction from $3500 to $1500 after entering a plea of not guilty at a hearing before Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart Tuesday. The case Against Sam Relic was disspersed, Louis Ralle Sr. remains under $35 bond after pleading not guilty following his arrest.
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Lows Belle Sr
Sam Belle
Rugrams
Iret Nort
Mary
Mipust II
Panina
Paul A. Lockhart
Sam Relic
Dia
Louis Ralle Sr
Tg Fren
Detroit Bank Probe Hearing Provokes Lacy Critique
Aug 29 Detroit United States Senator James Couzens personal attorney Arthur J. Lacy attacked the bank probe hearings as public gossip. He argued hearsay evidence collected in open session harms reputations, citing Mrs. Couzens as an example of unverified inference published without specifics.
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Detroit
Detroit Bank
Arthur J. Lacy
United States
James Couzens
Michigan
Lacy
Leey
Oldtime Rangers Recall Past Captain Hughes in Austin
Retired peace officer Captain John R. Hughes discussed his days in the Texas Ranger service with Captain Tom Rows, noting he joined Rows in 1902. The exchange touches on hearay remarks amid an open grand jury led by Judge Harry B. Keldan, while Lacy defends the court and questions publicizing hearsay statements.
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John R. Hughes
Texas Ranger Service
Tom Rows
Hughes
Austin
Rowg
Asantiations
Lacy
London
Paria
Harry B. Keldan
Lucy
Nearsay
Sitoraey
Vienna boosts border guard as move against Nazi regime
Austria expands garrisons along the Bavarian border and strengthens frontier guards amid reports of clashes with Germany's Naz regime. Austrian troops reportedly kidnapped on the Bavarian border as Vienna seeks to organize a militia with Allied approval to fortify defenses and push beyond Versailles arms limits.
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Bz International
Austria
Freah
Germany
Vienna
France
England
Italy
Berit
Sas
Youths Bombard Cars With Eggs On Highland Boulevard
Police jailed eight youths after they pelted motorists with eggs in the 2400 block of Highland Boulevard Monday night. The incident prompted a patrol response and later arrests.
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Highland Boulevard
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