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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1929

Page

6

Treasury forecasts tax take despite rate cut

Washington reports the treasury estimates 1928 income tax collections will exceed initial forecasts. Experts note corporation taxes form a large portion, and a rebound in big corporate activity may offset the rate reduction from 13 1/2 to 12 percent. Individual collections are expected to rise more slowly.

D. C The Treasury Today Exnerta Ae Businger

Proclaimed Opera Week in San Antonio in March

City hall proclaimed a week from March 1 to 3 as Opera Week highlighting San Antonio as a national cultural center. The note urged residents to support the opera season with performances March 1 and 4 featuring Faust Lohengrin and another title by the Chicago Opera Company.

Pepilar Maron Chambers San Atlonio Niles- EF San Antonis Chicago ‘Opers Company

Walter Lockhart Ranch in Texas Inspires Rural Pride

Walter Lockhart runs a sheltered Angora ranch near a hot spring with an extensive orchard and irrigation. The piece notes his thriving flock, honey from a large apiary, and abundant plum and grape crops. Town youths work on shelter boxes for Angora kids while locals reflect on changes from city pressure. A San Marcos visitor recalls Cotulla’s clock and a veteran editor’s long memory of local figures.

Walter Lockhart Wavil Grey Jim Jhal Hse Wheeler Vallery Javiah Walter Veron Santa Claus

Army civilian dinner at Anthony Hotel honors Quartermasters

More than one hundred attendees from regular army reserves and business circles met at the Anthony Hotel in San Antonio for a joint dinner of the San Antonio chapter of the Quartermasters Association. Col. B. Tt. Webb presided as toastmaster with Brig. Gen. Bowley and other generals among the speakers celebrating Quartermaster Corps milestones.

Anthony Jiotel San Antonio Quartermasters Aasociation Col. B. Tt. Webb Army Goalereors Quartermaster Corps Albert J. Bowley Samuel II, Hohenbach Orig Frank 2 Sahm Frank Cashel William FP. Scott Herbert A. White Capt A. W. Parker Willing McIntosh Porter A. Whaley Arthur Storms Colonel White

Radio Commission to Be Continued in Federal Session

Federal Radio Commission slated to continue for another year with a revision of the law held in abeyance until the next session. News briefs indicate the agency will operate under existing powers pending further action.

Radio Commission Federal Radio Commission

Army Orders Move Army Officers Across Posts

Washington dispatch lists numerous brigades and officers reassigned or ordered to new posts including Archibald Campbell to adjutant general, Fort Benning duty changes, Fort Leavenworth, Fort Sill, Port Leavenworth, and Fort Meade. Several captains and majors noted with destinations such as Seattle, Washington, Wright, and Wrightstown.

Washington, D.C Snerals Archibald Campbell Governor'a Leland Manhington Federa T. Collin Fort Benning Fort Melrisles Whilip- Wien Oliver S. Exbridge Port Lesavel Wood Walkienore Liewt Frank J. Criffin Ban Brancivco Seattle Chartres M Cramor Merkert Jy Cricke Hume Mo G Ort Wishop Washington Reviever Alerman Kier Staten Kall Int Fort Heaving T Dog Gallon Oliver Z. Gatlin A. C Toakwell Hall Kettle Vsree Re MacArthur Hanford Goodman A.C Hinbenck Herberkoa Heaguey

Plans for New Air Field at Randolph Field

Randolph field home of the Air Corps Training Center will begin building a base with barracks for 1500 enlisted men and 105 officers, a hospital, and hangars within days. A rail line extension from the Southern Pacific will service the site, with a 4500 by 4708 foot field layout and beautification plans under the quartermaster general’s approval.

Randolph Field Air Corps Training Center Uélog Quartermaster General of the Army Washington A. W. Parker San Antonio Captain Parker Caplan Parker Cea Whiclk Seguin Sprain Rindolph Field Paskwass Tex Quartermaster General Tawa Brix Frank B. Lahm Air Corps George R. Ford New York

Nurses Awarded Prizes in Recent Popularity Test

Nurses honored in a Valentine party at the St Anthony hotel for a popularity contest prize. Drizey led by Graduate Nurses association of Sen with Ming Pearl Simmons first, Jane Paisly and Vernon second and third. Mary Louise Dictriely of El Paso state secretary attended as guest.

Paso Ok Ole

Abandons Plan to Buy Tract for Industrial Plants

Vinus of San Antonio abandons plan to purchase acreage in South San Antonio for an industrial center. Mayor U. ML Chamberg announced Wednesday the city taxes free offer was dropped with the incorporation of the suburb. It remains unclear if the city will seek acreage elsewhere.

San Antonio U. ML Chamberg

Sheriff asks patrol shift for Bexar traffic deputies

Sheriff Alfonso Newton Jr. asks Missioners court to place four deputy sheriffs, who enforcement state traffic laws in Bexar county, under personal central supervision. Deputies, though on sheriff staff, have worked under county license inspector orders.

Bexar County Bia Rom Missioners' Court Alfonso Newton Jr

Gauss er Bill Passage Near

The foreign aid measure moved toward final approval as it passed the Senate by a large margin and was sent to conference to resolve minor differences. It awaits White House action for President Coolidge to sign before the week ends.

City Auction Law Upheld By Fourth Court

The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals upheld a December city ordinance taxing firms selling merchandise. The Nout Trunk Co. sought an injunction. two weeks ago the court dissolved it. The company requested rehearing of the injunction, which was denied Wednesday.

Morchandsee Fourth Court of Civil Anprads Nout Trunk Company Thirty-seventh District Court

$300 Missing Reported by Theater Owner

Anton Iniiker of 23 North Street reported a $300 loss and $900 loss at the new Amlestic theater building to police on Wednesday. He provided location details and described the incident as a theft reported to authorities.

Amlestic Anton Iniiker North St. Amy

Watson Tries 200 of 224 Traffic Cases in L A War

Judge Dave Waters presided as 2 of 224 traffic cases were dismissed on Wednesday raising total dismissals to four. The toll of the traffic court war shows acquittals and firm verdicts among the cases tried that day.

Watson L.A Corporation Court Attea Kedfunry Dave Wateor Dockat Furtows Cosea Euven Cotni

Police Seek Heir to Estate in San Astronio Case

San Astronio police sought J. B. Sweey aged 50 as heir to his late brother’s entail. U. L. Wright of Salema, Ore, reported Sweey, who walks with a limp, wearing a built up shoe, and is currently missing. The inquiry centers on locating Sweey with a limp and altered footwear.

San Astronio J. B. Sweey U. L. Wright Salema, Ore Wright

Mayor to Speak to Suburbanites on Annexation Plans

Mayor C M Chambers will address a Harlandale neighborhood group on the citys annexation program as a survey of the territory awaited by the city nears completion. He formed a Harlandale committee Wednesday to discuss the matter. Roy 13 missing. Alain finding Pedro Reyes 416 who is missing from his burns Seguin read was nabbed at police Wednesday.

Meyor C. M. Chambers Harlandale Roy Alain Pedro Reyes Seguin

Seek Increase On Wool Duty

Washington February 6 Umma duty of 4 cents a pound on clean content of wool was proposed to the House Ways and Means Committee today by I J Horganbarth president of the National Wool Growers Association He said the present wool tariff is faulty and does not protect American growers against large imports Imports last year reached 34 000 000 pounds displacing 80 000 000 pounds of domestic wool He urged a 2 cent rate on lower grades and 4 cents on higher grades The value would be determined by value testing and the lower grades would mainly enter plubes and other fabrics

Wasitington D. G Umma I. J. Hagenturth Notonal Wool Growors' Association Une der Hogendarth

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