San Antonio Junior College Students Protests Tuition Hike
Students at San Antonio Junior College protest an $80 second semester tuition rise. A board majority approved the increase to balance the budget, arguing costs exceed revenue. critics warn many may drop subjects or quit, while some propose waivers for those unable to pay.
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San Antonito Board of Education
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Jwior College
R. H. Fairbanks
Junior College Parent- Teacher Association
Iilie Tuiting
Youngblood
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Ose Junior College
U Y of 4
San Antonio
Roger Stokes
Johnson's Red Cross Plaster Gets Quick Muscular Relief
An old advertisement touts Johnson's Red Cross Plaster from Johnson & Johnson as the best remedy for muscular aches and pains. It claims fast action on the painful part, reduces congestion, and is easy to apply and remove. Distributed by the leading surgical dressings maker with brand name guidance.
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Red Cross
Johnson & Johnson
Johnson's
Forgiveness plea in Chicago tale of deceit and money
In Chicago on February 2 a husband Albert Szewcnyk returned from New York to beg forgiveness after denying ever touching his wife’s $1000 savings. His wife claimed he pledged to repay a grand jury sum. The case mixes domestic vows with financial claims and a faded Apple reference about ancient fruit.
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Chicago
Albert Szewcnyk
New York
Broadway
Szewsgyk
Albert
Two Bayer Aspirin Tablets for Cold Relief
A vintage ad advises taking two Bayer Aspirin tablets with a full glass of water at first sign of a cold, repeating as directed, and dissolving three tablets in water to gargle for throat relief. It claims aspirin fights fever and pain while the gargle provides quick throat comfort, urging asking for Bayer by full name. It notes pricing: 15 cents for a dozen. two full dozen fas 254.
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BAYER
Supreme court curbs Texas gas waste regulation
The Texas Supreme Court invalidated a 14 month old order forcing Pye Texoma Natural Gas Co to curtail production claiming its gas was non wasteful and arguing the move aimed to share pipeline outlets. The court upheld the state railroad commission can issue new curtailment rules based on existing statutes but require further study and hearings.
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Pye Texoma Natural Gas Company
Supreme Court
William Bfc- Gay
Texas
Railroad Commission
Film Idol Changes State Driver's Mind
Hollywood report recounts Verna Wycoff of Chicago confronting Caeser Romero after a car collision. Wycoff, described as a woman of means, found Romero driving the other vehicle and noted her own car was insured while offering courteous remarks after the incident.
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Verna Wycoff
Chicago
Caeser Romero
Miss Wycott
Quintuplets May Form Corporation
Ottawa report says the Tionne sisters may form a savjless corporation to protect their names and images from exploitation. Guardians seek a special act to incorporate and register the term war words quins auints and quintuplets as trademarks and protect the children’s image as the guardians’ exclusive property.
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Ottawa
Partiaeiment
Swearing Regarded As Most Heinous Sin In Lincoln
A Lincoln report notes swearing being judged more wicked than any other sin by a religious council. The article portrays profanity as a severe breach of moral conduct, surpassing harms to fellow humans.
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Malden
Masa
Watts on Aunt Turns Toss in Kidnapping Case
Federal officers probed the Tacoma kidnap slaying of Charles Mattson noting a ransom note print style tied to a Springfield arrest. Deputy Marshal John Halls reported a suspect claiming a Tacoma address and involvement with the ransom on the same street.
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Boston
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
U. S
U. & Marsha
Murphy
Veteran Physician Donoho Dies in Sherman at 83
Sherman obituary notes Dr. S. D. Donoho a retired physician of 40 years who died at his home. He practiced medicine 25 years before retiring two years ago, with funeral services planned locally.
Texan Blasts Social Security Act Critics in House
In Washington on February 2 Representative Patan from Texas attacked Republican leaders for opposing the Social Security Act. He charged they act as mouthpieces for Wall Street bankers and clashed with Representative Gilford of Massachusetts during remarks on the floor.
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Patan Empvorat
Texas
House
Congress
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Gilford
Massachusetts
Porch Used for Fuel Costs Man Fined
Fuel was scarce during a cold spell in BAN ANGHLO scene. H. M. Barnes chopped his house porch into stoves and was jailed for a $14 fine imposed by a justice of the peace. The house and porch belonged to Barnes. The text also mentions a light want ad on Broadway at Fifth Street.
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H. M. Barnes
Barnes
Broadway
Fifth Street
Borah Defends Supreme Court In Radio Speech
Washington February 2 Senator William Borah Republican Idaho challenged efforts in Congress to curb Supreme Court powers. He urged a constitutional amendment and urged voters to decide any change. He praised the court noting its history and service to human liberty and the rule of law.
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Supreme Court
William B. Borah
Thale
Borah
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