TEXAG HOUSE STUDIES ON LAW EXTENSION PROPOSALS
The Texas House debated extending law measures including proration to September 1 1941 amid broad approval from pro-proration factions. Pension liberalization faced questions on voting rights for recipients as lawmakers argued for stability. corporate tax changes drew warnings about burdens on industry and consumers.
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Texag House Studies ON
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NCOME
Snuc
Texauien
Cary Wetion
Fep
Hernan Cones
U S
Army
Jones
Texas Oklahoma Fish Parley Sets Peace Discussion
A fragmented dispatch reports Texas and Oklahoma moving toward a peace parley amid border tensions. Oklahoma officials pledged to send delegates to a Wall conference in a joint reconvened committee, signaling a potential ceasefire amid attacks in disputed Redilver territory.
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Oklahoma City
Peatyre
Oklahnena Qn Wesar
Oklahuny
Redilver
Oslahomtegichituye
Texas Ievisinaire
Dr Wilson Praises Van Tage in Texas Medical Scene
Reporters recount a former San Antonio physician Dr Wilson praising Van Tage. The piece mentions medical diplomacy, ties to Texas cities, and Wilson's wide travels through a network of hospitals and foreign clinics as part of his public stance and professional background.
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Wilson
San Antonio
van Tage
Van-Tage
Dr. Wilson
Texas
England
Mercyoni
Esbe
Winnipe
Lanne
Thure
Medical Diplomatrons
Me Media College
Chewy
Sian Antonig
Dogar
Touslon
Tir
George W. Wittest
The
Ruoneral
Seaton
Tener
Blere
Ronan Seyret
Hin Tong
Van Tage testimonial and medical claim promotions
An ornate ad touts Van Tage with testimonials of medical experience and relief claims. It features personal anecdotes from a Texas resident, mentions San Antonio, and promotes Van Tage products as a widely used remedy with low prices and store availability. The piece imitates a persuasive promotional style with emphasis on trust in experts.
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Texas
Treton
Angi Lavreon
Pew
Sraysi
Fieaey
Van-Tage
Tarsiosun
State OF
San Antonio
German ship may be sewn? Bernsteins amid wartime arrests
Berlin reports that the Red Star and Bernstein firms were tied to American creditors as Gestapo officials detained three Bernstein executives. Authorities warned of possible charges over wartime foreign exchange violations and sought evidence on the German ship line operations.
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Fea
Shaate
Red Star
Bernstein
Gontevence Tesdiy
Ger
Inahy
Ween
Equal Rights Bill Before Committee in Texas Senate
In Austin on February 4 a bill to guarantee women parity in party politics advances to the Senate Privileges and Elections Committee. Senator Franklin Spears of Run Anna questions the measure. The bill would reform Texas party executive committee rules by expanding from 21 to 62 members, including 21 women and 3 men, altering current composition.
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Mycera
Austin
Verna
Senate
Pranklin Spears
Run Anioma
Ask Hae
Fexas Pulitica
Spears
Consul at McAllen Relocated to Corpus Christi
A Latin script note reports the consul moving from McAllen to Corpus Christi. It mentions a new posting and the transfer of Hinojosa from San Diego to assume duties, with Agustin Alva Coste connected to the personnel changes.
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McAllen
Corpus
Noallen
Pee
Ose Hinojs Sul
Judaleo i
McAlen
Cinuth
San Diego
Gali
Agustin Alva Coste
Hinojosa
Fyara
Rebels to Unite Bh as Franquistas in Salamanca
Fragmentary report from Salamanca outlines a rising movement opposed to Franco era forces. Scattered text mentions rebels gathering strength, with references to military figures and local authorities, indicating growing tension and potential clashes in western Spain.
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Salamanca
Spay
Fee
Huily Ah
Peovtisen Peanen
Relieved by Treating Tired Kidneys and Diet
A historical note describes backache relief through kidney-related causes and diet adjustments. It mentions a method involving a “lipadecher” and “Dean's” remedy, with references to diet, toxins, and waste affecting kidney function and general well being.
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Reid
Dean
Kidnap murder charge tangled with odd alibi
Ozark farmhand Robert Kenyon, 67 year old physician victim J C B Davis, and a mysterious figure dubbed Nighthawk drive a convoluted tale. Kenyon admits to abduction near Willow Springs as authorities peer into a car theft and a ransom note. Federal agents say no further suspects are sought while Kenyon sits in solitary confinement awaiting arraignment.
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Ozark
J.C. B. Davis
Inday
Lillion
Nighthawk
Robert Kenyon
Dicke
Willow Springs
Kenyon
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Mator
Talla
Federals
Gaetor
Tia
Renyon
Zauy
Vale
Ton
D. Fegar Hoover
Federal Turenny of
Offirers
Swounon
Solons to Discuss River Pollution Bill Hearing Scheduled
San Antonio and Bexar County residents join Representative Fred G. Felty in a House subcommittee hearing on Thursday at 7:30 p m to discuss a bill shifting venue for stream pollution cases to the stream itself rather than the alleged offense venue. Manufacturers discharge waste into rivers and both companies and the city of San Antonio have keen interests in the measure.
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Alstim
San Antony
Bexar County
Bis Companies
San Antonis
Vail
Progress Made on Pension Inquiries
In Austin on February 4 the pension committee reported progress on old age assistance inquiries. The director admitted broad discontent among applicants but noted the letters received came from those who voiced dissatisfaction.
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Austin
INS
Etl
Peston Buyedey Orville Carpenter
Tie House
al- Jair
Winong
Pope Pius to deliver Sunday radio blessing
The Pope plans a Sunday radio address from Vatican City after two months of illness. He is expected to bless the Charitable International Eucharistic Congress sites in Manila, with a wire message reportedly to be transmitted to his private audience.
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George VI Receives St James Envoys
London report describes King George VI receiving envoys from St James with ceremonial honors. The event strengthens alliances as officials discuss matters of state and wartime leadership.
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George VI
St. James
Youth Killed by Burglary Trap in Loustor
A brief, unclear report describes a youth killed by a burglar trap. The fragment references Loustor, February dates, and a shotgun incident. Record lacks fullNames, locations, and outcomes due to damaged text. preserves core event of a fatal trap accident during a burglary scenario.
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Loustor
Noah Uc
Kidnap Suspects Linked to Robbery
New York officials announced the transfer of four kidnapping and robbery suspects from Denver to Brooklyn. District Attorney William F. Geoghan identified John Oley as one of the men, noting he is linked to the armored car heist involving $427,000 and an escape plot using a boat. The case centers on the John J. O’Cate kidnapping and the Rebel Ice Company robbery.
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Fen
Denver
Corp
John J. O'Catenel
Brooklyn
William F
Geoghih
John Oley
Rebel
Cadet Fliers Begin Long War Trip from Shreveport
Cadets of the advance flying school at Kelly Field Texas prepare to take off for Maxwell Field Alabama after landing at Barksdale yesterday from San Antonio. The mission, detailed in attack pursuit observation and bombardment sections, targets a graduation in Louisiana Georgia and Alabama.
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Kelly Field
Texas
Maxwell Field
Ala
Barksdale Vet
San Antonio
Louisiana
Georgis
Alabama
Pacific coast maritime strikers call back to work
Nearly 4,000 Pacific coast maritime strikers gathered in San Francisco for a record breaking workout and await a back to work summons. Balloting by seven unions on peace proposals was completed despite weather delays, with reports suggesting ratification may delay the strike further. Firemen agreed to arbitrate issues in dispute.
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Ban Francisco
Pacific Coast
Ah Ead
Marthwest
Qeht
Maring Shamen
California Citrus Fruit Loss Heavy
California fruit losses from a harsh freeze threaten a large portion of the state's citrus empire. The California Fruit Growers Exchange reports roughly twenty percent of Jenion trees and a similar share of orange trees will be out of production in four or five years due to the cold spell. About forty percent of the unharvested crop was damaged by the cold, with monetary losses not yet estimated though last year sales reached 142 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Rtp
California
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Horror Parade of Wrecks Scheduled in Jacksonville
A chaotic local item describes a one mile hover parade of wrecked autos through Jacksonville on Saturday. After the parade the city jail will be opened to visitors as part of the event.
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Jacksonville
AIA
San Antonio Delegation Divides On Maurita Tax Bill
The San Antonio lawmakers split on the Maurita tax diversion measure as the house sent the bill back to committee for public hearings after three reversals. Representatives Felty McCracken Jr Dicklson and others voted with the majority to send, while several opposed, and Senator J Franklin Spears filed once for a bill requiring senators to disclose corporate fees and retainers to the secretary.
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Mewers
San Antonio
Welkies
Maurita
Pret
Felty
McCracken Jr
B.D. Thickerson
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