Congress LSY Witter Program Sets Judges Salaries Debate
Washington December 9. Congress opens its short session with urgent work on judges salaries poison gas campaign expenditures and military and naval affairs. The Salaries bill boosts Supreme Court chief justice to 20500 and associates to 20000 with various increases for circuit district and other courts.
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Convention committee seeks budget increase at chamber
Fred W. Herndon asks for an $72 100 rise in the annual budget for the convention committee of the chamber of commerce to 1900 for 1926. A recommendation of 15000 will be considered by the board Friday. The committee averages 3 cents per dollar in publicity though 20 cents is standard. Baxter chairs the 16 member group which handled about 70 00 delegates last year.
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Fred WW. Herndon
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Herndon
Charles
Baxter
Jugoslav Protests Albania Pact With Italians
Belgrade dispatch reports Jugoslav government pressuring Albania over a recently signed friendship and security pact with Italy. Officials believe Albania’s parliament may refrain from ratifying, easing public unrest over perceived threats to Yugoslavia.
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Juroslavia
Woman Run Down by Auto at Van Ness and North New Braunfels
Miss Tuith Amburn of Fort Same Toustan, an employee of the Post Found dry, was struck by an automobile on Van Ness street and North New Braunfels avenue. She was treated at the Sk fion Hospital and was left with injuries described as not serious.
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Tuith Amburn
Secret Studio Doctor Fights For Sloan's Life
A sandy doctor tends Sloan Whitney through a near fatal poisoning as Rosemary waits in silence. The night’s fear fades with dawn and Sloan’s return to health, while Rosemary’s resolve to love him grows despite poverty.
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Abolition of War as Great Ideal in Church Report
In Minneapolis on December 9, a federal council commission report urges abolishing all war by enthroning Christ in international relations as the great church ideal. It says a the will of America can influence policy toward world peace and justice.
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America
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National Hadassah Sabbath Observed In San Antonio
Mrs Edward Burg of the San Antonio Hadassah chapter will lead a Friday night service at Agudas Achim synagogue in observance of National Hadassah Sabbath. Mrs Max Front president of the local chapter introduces the speaker, with Leo Dickerman representing Junior Hadassah and Gladys Ford representing the juvenile branch. The Rev David Kanter and choir will provide music.
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Agudas Achim Synagogue
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Leo Dickerman
Gladys Ford
David Kanter
New Trial Denied in Flogging Case
A Texas judge denied a new trial for R. W. Burleson of Williamson County and a list of defendants in a flogging case. The action stems from a trial in which several individuals received prison sentences.
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Williamson County
Texan woman leader Margie Neal advocates active citizenship
Miss Margie Neal, the only woman senator in Texas, argues that women's duties lie in citizenship rather than gender. She has long served in Democratic circles, edited the East Texas Register, taught school, and sits on the Texas State Teachers College regents.
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IP.T.A. Plans Fathers Night Supper at Local School
The Tleanor Brackenrifge Parent Teachers Association will serve a Watchers Night supper Friday after 6 oclock at the school cafeteria to honor the fathers of the school. President Mrs Guy Kissinger says thirty seven fathers are enrolled. All fathers of attending children are invited. After the meal pupils under Miss Nettie Carpenter will present a program.
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Kissinger
Nettie Carpenter
Radio Schedule Fragments Covering Many Stations
A dense list of radio programs and times from multiple stations shows concerts, children’s hour, farm talks, opera, drama, and various musical segments. Included are WBIM WUX WLW KDA WCCO WMAQ KYW WEAF WGN and many others with numerous 1:00 p m to 9:00 p m slots, reflecting a broad holiday era broadcast lineup.
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School of the Ain
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Uncle Walt
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Family Hour
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Comfort
WEBH
WLIB
WOAMW
Sante Claus
Thomma
Tro
WEAR
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Crystal Gamers
WHO
WIZ
Woo Cowboys
WOI
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Mur
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WHEM
Nighthawks
WOR
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WGN
WECO
WWE
Cliquet
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Tio
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Cnildren
WGY
Royal Hour
WNAQ
WSB
WRBEM
BDKA
WSMB
Ara
Civil Service
KFI
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Weenchestra
WBA
WSAI
Goodrich Zippers
WJZ
Record Boys
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KDKA
KNX
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Was
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Yzaak
Walton
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Seek Federal Aid for Helium Plant Fort Worth Helium Plant funding bill
Fort Worth reports federal officials anticipate an appropriation nearing one million dollars to support a new gas supply for the underfed United States helium plant. The action aims to ensure helium availability amid tight supplies.
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United States
Additional farm agents to be added by chamber of commerce
Pred W. Mally, county agent, seeks more agricultural department agents at the chamber of commerce board meeting Friday. The staff currently lists three agents including B. Rollins as ant agent and Miss Ida Reynolds as home demonstration agent. Other agenda items cover christening five airplanes for December 20 Pan American flight, a December 18 dinner for fliers, Greater San Antonio committee report advocating San Antonio Junior College incorporation, border restriction easing, and approval of a proposed automobile show.
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Arc Light Sought at Seguin Street Intersection
Residents of Seg UT and Br streets asked the city commission Thursday to install an arc light at Seguin Street intersection, citing neighborhood safety and the protection of lives.
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