San Antonio Sewer Bonds Contested Over Rental Charge
City officials debate a $1,490,000 sewer bonds plan tied to suburban disposal costs. A proposed $40 per million gallon rental could yield about $77,000 yearly, nearing the amount needed to retire the bonds, but collection from suburbs may be unlikely. If not, San Antonio may bear the debt. election set for January 27.
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Public Works Administration
Simalay
Annibaloss
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Grand jury ends eight week session indicts 56 more
The Thirty seventh District grand jury completed an eight week session by returning 56 indictments, bringing total indictments to 232 from 32 counties. Foreman O M Farnsworth led the panel, with Judge W W Mertley presiding in illness of Judge W S Anderson.
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Supreme Court voids Texas utility rate control law
The Texas Supreme Court struck down a statute allowing towns with 500 or more residents to set utility rates, invalidating amendments that raised population thresholds and capped taxes on utility property. The decisions, Texs-Lowklana Power Co. v Farmersville and Coleman Gas Co. v Banta Anna Gas, were issued through time appeals.
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Convicts Flee Prison Farm. Manhunt Continues in Alabama Countryside
Armed with sawed-off shotguns and aggressive packs of hounds, federal and local officers pursue 39 escapees from the prison farm. At least one guard dead and several wounded as convicts overpowered guards and fled through fields and woods. 23 fugitives remain at large.
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Alsiama
Record Cold Sweeps Nation as Weather Shatters Limits
A Nor'easter and arctic air bring extreme cold across the United States. Albany and Ontario report record lows while Denver and the Corn Belt see milder temperatures. Death toll rises to 150 with forecasts of warmer, snowier conditions ahead as Pacific storms lash the coast.
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Fire starts in Furne Livingston’s can. Hampel extinguishes
Dr. D L Hampel quickly acted to extinguish a small blaze after a cigarette sparked a can at a residence in Mons. He drove to the fire station to request aid, ensuring the fire on the lane was put out before it spread.
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Proxy marriage blocked by U S barrier in Washington
The Alanite couple Slgre Solin Mac garrin Carizon and Bibl Clason tried a proxy marriage in Detroit on December 2, but the Department of Immigration ruled long distance ceremonies cannot be recognized by U.S. law. Michigan law requiring declarations with witnesses and a congressional ruling on proxy marriages were cited.
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Baptist revival plan across Texas counties announced
The Rev Noah Ellis of Calvary Baptist Church announced a statewide revival plan led by T G Gardier BTS director for Texas. Churches in 29 counties from Del Rio to Junction will join with about 250 teachers and lay leaders meeting January 6 at the First Baptist Church to discuss final plans and conduct revivals. Representatives from Howard Payne College and the South Western Baptist Theological Seminary will assist.
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Veterans Work Offered 0 A Office in San Antonio
Ex service men in San Antonio seek laborer jobs through the regional re employment office in the basement at the northeast corner of the depot. Ward, manager, announced 1210 men placed on PWA projects and 500 more sought, mostly as laborers. Those registered for laborers were given work. other job seekers may be placed if willing to take laborer roles.
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Massed Plight to Honolululan Flight Announcement
Official notice from Rear Admiral A W Johnson reveals the longest ovation flight from San Francisco to Honolulu will begin January 12 with six seaplanes. The group, previously flying Newport News to Panama and to San Diego, proceeds to be unveiled at Liceul Cony. Knef- Mer MrGinnis oversees the operation while Jane Noble prepares the copy.
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Rain Deluge Fails to Aid Bexar County Farmers
In Bexar County drought persists as only 0.22 inches of rain fell since late September, while Fred W. Molly estimates at least 10 inches could have fallen if conditions allowed. Farmers count losses as pastures wither, crops remain unplanted, and irrigation sustains green vegetables for truck farmers near San Antonio.
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