Back Salary Payment Controversy At Bexar Court
The Bexar county commissioners court ordered back salary payments under the economy program, sparking protest from Tax Collector Maury Maverick who argued chief clerk Mateail G Bardwell should earn the same as Lawrence. Last year Lawrence drew 390 monthly, $40 more than Bardwell, and the court had moved Lawrence to the same level as other chiefs after excluding the sheriff's department from the economy order. Effective January 1, under new state law, all chief deputies will earn 266 monthly. The restoration order for last year's salary was presented by Commissioner Robe Uhr and approved by Commissioner Thomas H Abbott.
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Th. Law
Bexar Commissioners’ Court
Goiecarz Maury Maverick
Maverick
Mateail G. Bardwell
Lawrence
Bardwell
Sheriffs Department
Robe Uhr
Thomas H. Abbott
Army Units To Receive New Vehicles This Spring
Public works funded motorization will supply all military units with new motor vehicles between February and May 15, Col John Chambers reports. The Second Division has not yet received any of its 395 vehicles, though three have arrived at the constructing quartermaster.
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Army
John 5
Chambers
Eighth Corps
World Court Lobbyists Seek To Raise Issue Again
Washington dispatch reports lobbyists push to bring back the World Court question. U S. critics dub the effort a Europeanized misread of law, arguing withdrawal is political, not legal. Advocates envision extending jurisdiction to debts owed to the United States and to Americans, intensifying a transatlantic dispute.
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World Court
U.S
Richard Washburn Child
U. S
Italy
Washington, D. C
Sam
Congress
League
Anch
Europe
Weather and forecasts from terse, garbled report
Fragmentary weather notes list temperatures, wind, and conditions with many unreadable names. Mentions February values, wind categories, and locations such as university and towns. The piece resembles a clipped weather log with scattered data and unclear dates or sources.
SAPSCO ALS 96 NEW BUSES
SAPSCO announces the order of 35 large 30 passenger buses amid a January 12 percent ridership rise. The Brass Way South Flores and Prospect Hill lines will mirror current buses. total city fleet to about 200. Buses valued around 280000 dollars arrive March to April after a year of motorization and twin coaches. Defective F. S. Littlepage returns to homicide squad after two months off.
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Col. W. Br,tultle
San Antonio Public Service Company
Brassway
South Flores
P. Denot
Prospect Hill
Msc
Tne
Orden
Congress Debates St Lawrence Treaty and Appropriations
Senate and House actions include debates on the St Lawrence treaty and a four department appropriations bill. The merchant marine committee weighs permits and national emergency ship designations. An agriculture sub committee discusses milk imports. Hearings address shipping board loans to fishing and whaling vessels, with veterans liberalization and New York music racket charges noted.
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Senate
St. Lawrence
Detroit
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Agriculture Sub-Committee
Renate
New York
Huuse
Shipping Board
Officials to curb Nazi activity in Tyrol towns
Special officials were ordered in stalled today to combat Nazi political activities in every town and village across the Tyrol region of Austria. The move aims to suppress extremist efforts as authorities tighten control during February.
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Insbruck
Austria
Tyrol
Inflation, Gold Standard Urged by St Louis Economist
St Louis attorney and economist J. B. Lionberger told business leaders at the Gunter hotel that debasing the dollar with inflation harms the nation and urged a quick return to a fixed gold standard near the former level. He warned against monetary uncertainty hindering long term investment and suggested gradual price level restoration. Lionberger tours under Cru saders, now backing sound money.
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Lionberger
St. Louis
Gunter
Lidnberger
Crusaders
Olympiad Start In New York Bridge Tournament
More than 150 000 contract bridge players worldwide will begin the third annual world olympiad of the national bridge association at 8 01 o clock eastern time tonight. The event marks a major global gathering as players from many nations compete in rapid rounds and team events spanning multiple days.
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Beddge Olymfic
Starta
New York
Rational Bridge Association
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Squibb
Good Drug Store
Ald Ang
America
Ihrer
Yeithand
Sturd Ealt
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Littlepage
Zon
Americans' Weekly
Alamo
Alamo Natl
Hawkside
Gate Towns
Twins Theater
Milam
Travis—Travis
Uanier-Lanier Hotel
Berrig
Berrey's Fountains
Berry Maid
Berrey
Jean Nolan
Sos Hind
Pond
Lucky Tiger
Houston & St. Mary's
Martin & St. “Mary
Comet
Saute
Timienshcin Park
McCullough
Sidium
William
Sonic
Djerkiss Taloum
Mannen
Colonial Club
Taneh Bearde
Revere
Magnesia
Berrey’s
Baume
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