Pecan Shelters Seek Aid After Plant Closures
Tax Commissioner Theo M Plummer, who heads the San Antonio Charities association, plans a second relief letter to the Texas relief commission about pecan shelter needs. The state and federal bodies weigh increased surplus commodities to aid unemployed pecan shellers after plant closures under wage hour rules. Catholic relief leaders warn of near starvation as shelters brace for surge while unions push for action and funding.
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Theo M. Plumnamer
San Antonio Charities Association
Wednesay
Texas Relief Commission
Plummer
Relief Commission
Frank Humphries
City-Bounty Welfare
Dr King to Speak on Public Health at Alamo Club
City health officer Dr W A King will discuss Public Health in a talk before the Alamo A and M club at 12 15 p m Thursday in the Blue Bennet hovel The annual election of officers will also be held announced Wednesday by secretary F D Zelmanzig
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Alamo A. and M. Club
Blue Bennet Hovel
F. D. Zelmanzig
Harry Dirk and the Hamburg arrest a Jewish cellist
An American citizen and Jew, Harry Dirk, was held for six months in Hamburg on suspicions tied to plans to smuggle gold. He went to Hamburg as a cellist aboard the Washington and believes his detention targeted Jews on American ships visiting Germany. Weather and other city notices appear in unreadable text.
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Hamburg
Washington
Reich
Germany
Christian Endeavor Plans Community Meet in San Antonio
San Antonio Christian Endeavor group plans a Wednesday meeting with Ray Lindley, pastor of Jan church, to organize programs and entertainments for the event. Funds raised at the gathering will go to the Eva Austin Dole Orphans Home, following a cur tail of neve Ya ab the Macon. Cheaper bread promised as Kansas City bakeries announce lower prices for a decent loaf from 2 to 2 1/2 cents.
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Christian Endeavor Group
San Antonio
Kansas City
Kane, Me City
Taday Bakeries
Parcos
Profit Sharing Debate From Senate Hearing
Washington December 7 Senate profit sharing hearing featured YT M Beavers vice president of People's Drug Co describing profit sharing as like kissing your wife in the morning for good relations but unlikely to work if a government agent watches. Beavers says his firm pays about 20 percent of net earnings yearly in bonuses and wage dividends and notes an employee stock plan from 1928 29 was abandoned when stock fell in the market.
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People's Drug Company
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Michigan
Work of Mexican School to Be Told at Beacon Hill Church
The Rev. Brooks Mebane of the Texas-Mexican Institute will address Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church members at 7 30 p m Wednesday about the good work done for Mexican boys who attend the school. Moving pictures show the boys active in agriculture printing manual arts and woodwork. The Presbyterian Church U S operates the school.
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Texas-Mexican Institute
Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Premier Spaak Maintains Confidence In Government
In Brussels the chamber of deputies backed Socialist Premier Paul Spaak on foreign policy with a vote of 110 to 49. Thirty eight Socialists opposed while Catholic Liberal Rexist and Flemish Laborite members supported him. The decision followed exchanges over commercial agents with Insurgent Spain.
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Anderson on Houston tal anderson on houston tal
Charles W. Anderson county judge elect left San Antonio for Houston to study Harrie county juvenile setup. He disclosed securing aid from Max Flaxman of the Austin child welfare division in screening applicants for Bexthr county juvenile department jobs. He noted Flaxman’s views would not be binding on his final choice.
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San Antonio
Nouston
Harrie County
Anderson
Max Flaxman
Child Welfare Division
Austin
Bexthr County
Piaxmien
Board of Equalization Grants $10000 Hotel Tax Cut
The city board of equalization on Wednesday considered five property assessment reduction pleas. It granted a $10,000 cut for the Jefferson hotel while denying requests for the Plaza hotel Smith Youngbower Texas theater building and Majestic Theater building. Tax Commissioner Theo M. Plumer said all pleas rested on income loss and depreciation.
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Jefferson Hotel
Plaza Hotel
Smith- Young Bower
Texas Theater
Majestic Theater
Theo M. Pluimer
Methodist Ministers Name Batchelor Leader in San Antonio
The Organization of the Methodist Ministers association in San Antonio was completed Monday with Dr S L Batchelor as president and Rev Don E Redmond as secretary. Meetings will be at Travis Park Church at 10 am each Monday and cover business evangelism study and books. Committees named by Batchelor include program publicity recreation and more with several named reverends assisting.
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Methodist Ministers’ Association of
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Batchelor
A. P. .Shirkey
R. F. Curl
Don E. Redmond
H. E. Goodenough
Robert E. Goodrich
Don EB. Dulaney
H. J. Dare
Finance Companies Re-elect S A Man President
S A Man was re-elected president of the Texas Association of Finance Companies at a two day convention held in the Gunter hotel. Officers named include Wright Titus of Dallas as vice president Lis ton Zahder of San Antonio as secretary and several directors from Fort Worth Dallas Abilene Wichita Falls and Harlingen. Fort Worth was chosen as the 1932 convention site and the conclave ended with a banquet Tuesday night.
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San Antono Inence J Company
Texas Association of Finance Companies
Gunter Hotel
Wright Titus
Dallas
Liston Zahder
San Antonio
A. P. Ganper
Fork Worth
J. L. Head
Harlingen
R. Featherston
Wichita Falls
A. P. Gifford
el Faso
C. F. Bacon
Abilene
Hal Hancock
Fort Worth
Industry head urges co operation for enduring prosperity
Charles F. Hook president of the National Association of Manufacturers calls for cooperation among capitalists workers farmers and government to restore prosperity and back to work 9 000 000 unemployed. He urges acceptance of certain regulatory safeguards and standards to protect public interests ahead of a banquet featuring Anthony Eden at the forty third congress of American industry.
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America
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Congress of
Anthony Eden
Hook
American Rolling Mill Company
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