Roosevelt braces for spring session on farm relief
Seeeeu l session I spring in Georgia reports President elect Roosevelt intends to avoid a lame duck farm relief bill. Advisors warn a comprehensive program may be impossible in the upcoming session. if not, he would call Congress into a special session after inauguration. Budget talks cite possible balance without new taxes except beer levy, with bond ideas and short term borrowing as options. Tom Connally urges economies and borrowing at low rates to dodge new taxes while Cary Grayson and Breckenridge Long arrive to discuss inaugural plans.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
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Rosevelt
Tom Connally
Texas
Washington
Connally
Cary T. Grayson
Breckenridge Long
Wilson
Rabbi to Speak on Renewed Faith at Friday Services
Rabbi Abraham Dubin will discuss the theme Bad Time Whats Their Good at the Synagogue Agudse Achim on Main avenue during Friday night services. Services begin at 8 o clock and all faiths are invited.
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Abraham Dubin
Agudse Achim
Main Avenue
Slot Machine Charges Filed After City Seizure
One felony and one misdemeanor files filed by the county attorney after a slot machine seizure on 1st Houston Street by Deputy Constable W E Isbell. Ping faced a felony complaint for exhibiting two slot machines for gaming in Justice of the Peace Onton’s court. Hol Jews charged with allowing a slot machine on premises for gaming. Gus Brown swore to the misdemeanor complaint in County Court at Law No 1. Also report Buenos Aires wheat crop failure due to locusts and weather in Santa Pepro province.
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1St Houston Street
W. E. Isbell
Whiie Ping
Justice of the Peace
John F. Onton
Hol Jews
Lae No 1
Gus Brown
HoldUp Bonds Set At 1000 In Plaza Hotel Robbery
Bonds of 1000 were set by the Ninety fourth district court in Isle Wednesday for E. A. Bragg and Frank Gill who are charged with robbery by assault with firearms connected with the Plaza hotel holdup on November 8. Gill posted bond. Bragg remained jailed in Bexar until his bond is made. The pair were brought from Shreveport where arrested by San Antonio authorities.
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E. A
Jack) Bragg
Frank Gill
Plaza Hotel
Gill
Brager
Bexar County
Shreveport
San Antonio
Justice of the Peace
John R. Shook
H. C. Ray
Nurse Beaten After Fake Summons Near Our Lady of the Lake
Nurse Marie Roma, 35, of 624 North Navidad Street, was abducted at 1:30 am after answering a fake emergency call. An unidentified woman lured her from home, a man forced her into a car and beat her near Our Lady of the Lake college before she escaped and sought help at the A-1 cafe. Police pursued the attackers and she was returned home.
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Inna
Marie Roma
North Navidad Street
Rama
White House physician position to be abolished
WARM SPRINGS Ga Dec 1 The White House physician post will be abolished in the Roosevelt administration authorities say The custom has long existed but is deemed obsolete and Roosevelt is said to break precedent in ending it Dr Joe T Boone is named as the current physician
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White House
Roosevelt
Joe T. ‘Boone
Sterling Aid New Allied Appointee
AUSTIN December 1. James V Allred attorney general named Dougherty Temple secretary to two governors and appointed him assistant attorney general assigned to the land division. Dougherty was secretary under Governor Nan Moody and retained by Governor Ross Sterling.
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Austin
Slapped Farmer Shoots Another in Texas Town
TEXARKANA Texas December report says George Guinn 62 shot A B Waters in the right knee after Waters slapped him and refused to leave Guinns home They were both farmers Guinn said Waters slapped him and based on his own recognizance pending hearing
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Texas
Dec
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George Guinn
A. BR. Waters
Guinn
Waters
Charity Dance Draws Willing Musicians for San Antonio
The San Antonio Musicians Society Local No. 23 AF of M will provide free music for a charity dance at the municipal auditorium on December 16. Veterans of Foreign Wars Commander Maury Maverick is sponsoring the event to raise funds for milk and fresh fruits and vegetables for needy children. A clown act led by A L Weitz will dress as a 4 year old boy, and food and milk tickets will be distributed.
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San Antonio
A. L. Weitz
Maverick
South Texas Chamber Names Buck Taylor Manager
Taylor appointed as organization manager of the South Texas chamber of commerce in Carrizo Springs by Ray Leinan. He succeeds H. Whitehead, who will assist the Texas World’s Fair commission in raising a $150,000 fund to enter a Texas exhibit at the Chicago World’s Fair next year.
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South Texas
Taylor
Buck Taylor
Chamber of Commercist
Carrizo Springs
Consul General Meets Chamber at Weekly Plage Hotel
Fernando Pesquiers, recently appointed consul general for Mexico, was introduced to the chamber of commerce board. R. V. Dover, freight manager, spoke on a state meeting in Waco discussing interior shipping rates.
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Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
R. V. Dover
Waco
United States ranked fourth in air strength study
Washington December 1 The United States stands fourth in relative air strength among major powers. Assistant Secretary of War for Air Franklin D. Davison said the five year expansion plan aims to field five more pursuit squadrons for overseas defenses in Panama and Hawaii. Progress includes forming two complete wings, with bases at March Field California and Langley Field Virginia, and on June 30 there were 1814 biplanes available for the regular army national guard and organized reserves. An attack wing will be organized from existing units and based at Barksdale Field Shreveport Louisiana.
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United States
Thuis
F. ‘Trudee Davison
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Panama
Hawaii
Army
Davison
Che Uly Corps
Plana
Pacific Coast
March Field
California
Langley Field
Virginia
Regular Army
National Guard
Pe Barksidele Field
Shreveport
Visiting Judges Return to Waco Court
Members of the Tenth Court of Civil Appeals in Waco have returned home after hearing 28 civil appeal cases. The visiting court conceded cases transferred from the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals to their docket. Chief Justice J. N. Gallagher presided with Associate Justices George W. Barcus and James P. Alexander, and clerk D. W. Blaibworth. Exceptional values in guaranteed used cars listed today in Lent classified Used Car ads.
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Waco
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Rhakeday
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
J. N. Gallagher
George W. Barcus
James P. Alexander
D. W. Blaibworth
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