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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1935

Page

7

Senate panel tightens work relief pay rule amid roiling relief bill

Washington February reports show the Senate Appropriations Committee adding a provision that requires labor on public works to be paid no less than the prevailing private wage in the locality. Conflict continues as Roosswell leaders push for reinforcements to salvage the $4.82 billion work and relief bill amid party splits and strategic maneuvers.

Washington, D. C Senate Appropriations Committee Roosswell Senate

Negro Memorial Service Planned in Philadelphia Area

Memorial services sponsored by the NAL AL will be observed in the negro memorial auditorium at 2 30 p m Sunday. Morris and J will be master of ceremonies and B Mitchell will recite the life of Wright Cunoy. Pa Pils of Douglass junior high St Philip's junior college and Phyil is Wheasley senior school sibling. Dr C A Whittier president of the N A AL PB will speak.

Moris &J

Silencers Invented in Europe Patent Sought for Rubber Device

MUNICH Feb 7 AUS Mich ael Gruenfeld a 2 fanuer has applied for a patent for a rubber device to silence the chatter of horse hoofs on town pavements.

Europe Munich Ael Gruenfeld Fanuer

High School Art Model Attire Ruling Sparks Debate

In Jefferson City Missouri a court ruled that class models in a high school art program must be fully clothed. The decision addresses partial nude posing and emphasizes student modesty and schools’ policy standards.

Jefferson City Fey

Shepard Trial Details Aid to Wife in Topeka

In Topeka Kansas on February 11 Major Jr. C. Gye testified Major Gharlis A Shepard did all he could to aid Mrs Shepard who died June 1939 at Fort Riley. The defense cites despondency and possible self harm while the government argues poisoning. Witnesses describe medical treatment and symptoms.

Topeka Kas Jr. C. Gye United States Army Gharlis A. Shepard Fins Zenana Shepard Shepard Dye Washington D. C Shepards Fort Riley Kan Army Post Sam Ford Riley Edward J. Strickler Reonan Grace Brandon San Antonio Cline Shepard

Congress Told Job Insurance Plan Is Faulty

The National Association of Manufacturers told Congress that the unemployment insurance tax proposed in the administration’s social security bill is unconstitutional and that the measure’s job provisions raise constitutional concerns. Testimony focused on the bill’s impact on employers and the ability to pay, while acknowledging the aims of the legislation.

Congress Washington, DG Courizel House Ways and Means Dayton

Assault suspect returned to San Antonio on charges

Fort Sam Houston sentry Forest E. Sweat of the Twelfth Field Artillery was assaulted and his pistol taken. The suspect, Hearn, formerly of Clarksdale Mississippi, was arrested there by a Department of Justice agent and charged with assault. The incident occurred January 1 and the man is being returned to San Antonio.

Donor How Frei Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Clarksdale Miss Department of Justice Hearn Sweat Twelfth Field Artillery

Man Held for U S Charge Over Stolen Car Transport

Robert I. Clenner was brought before U S Commissioner Paul A Lackhaut from a New York jail to answer a federal charge of transporting a stolen car from New York to San Antonio. He was placed under bond. a hearing is set for February 19. Clenner had been in state custody for a swindling charge.

U. 8 Robert I. Clenner New York U. S Paul A. Lackhaut San Antonio Clenner

Tobacco money Virginia growers received for 1934 crop

Virginia figures show 18 million dollars paid to growers for the portion of the 1934 tobacco crop sold before December 1, compared with about 1 million dollars at the same point in 1933.

Virginia Toacco

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