Adams Letter Upholds Bill On Tax Penalty Waiver
Paul Adams president of the Southwest Texas Property Owners association says a letter to Theo Plummer commissioner of taxation urged waiving penalties and interest on last year's San Antonio city taxes. He argues the 41 cent tax rate increase was in dispute when payments ended and that small taxpayers would benefit. He cites tax complaints about waste and extravagance and calls for a reevaluation of property values in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Southwest Texas Property Owners Association
Paul Adama
Theo Plummer
Adams
Hank
San Antonia
Beauty Operators to Study New Bill in Texas
Hichel Carat, president of the Texas Accreditied Association of Beauty Operators, announced a special meeting of local shop owners to discuss a proposed regulation to be presented to the Texas legislature. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Gunley Hotel.
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Bill Hichel Carat
Texas Accreditied ’ Association of Beaity
Texas
Gunley Hotel
O'Daniel signals forthcoming legislative messages
Governor O'Daniel disclosed plans to send three to four micro messages to the legislature and urged a legislative inquiry into business operators and efficiency measures for the state penitentiary. He advocates consolidations to aid agriculture, elimination of many special funds, and abolition of the death penalty with a reprieve option. He floated tax proposals for commercial dealings and noted potential consolidations across departments while undecided on a highway commission vacancy. The governor spoke to reporters in a shirt sleeves briefing and emphasized agriculture.
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Austin
Cloverhor
Las O'Daniel
Agricute
Preas
Wirrell Williams
State Board of Pardons
State Highway Commission
Senator seeks depot for San Antonio rail lines
Senator J Franklin Spears of Ann Antonio launched a drive to win a railroad depot for San Antonio. He plans letters to H M Lull of Southern Pacific, H R Gulford of Missouri Pacific, and M A Sloan of Missouri-Kansas-Texas asking them to build station facilities. Spears will confer with the San Antonio chamber of commerce soon.
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San Antonio
J. Franklin Spears
Ann Antonio
Speara
H. MM. Lull
Southern Pacific Railroad
H. R. Gulford
Missouri Pacific
M. &. Sloan
de Missouri-Kansan-Texas
Bar Antonio
Richard Arlen Eyes Australia Tour and Golf in San Antonio
Universal star Richard Arlen, in San Antonio for the Texas open, spoke of a possible Australia tour next year and emphasized the floor show as a key element of bands. He praised the country, recalled his Wings success, and noted ongoing film work with plans for six pictures this year while enjoying winter golf on the coast.
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Richard Arlen
Tink Né
Australia
Courde
Aflen
San Antonio
San Afitonio
Jen
Universal Movie
Hollywood
Ed Dudley
Arlen
Poidner
Aron
Dudley
Capitel
Universal
Maren St
Arion
Bie
Big Chance
Arlén
Phoenix
Fair Trades Bills Bagged at Turker Hall Meeting
Former State Senator Joe Moore spoke to over 100 independent retailers in Turker hall Monday night. He said the current fair trade bills before the Texas Legislature are not price fixing. Speakers included Rep. R. L. Reader of San Antonio and Sen. J. Franklin Spears of San Antonio, with others from the Texas Pharmaceutical Association and the Texas Retailers Association.
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Joe Moore
Texas Legislative
Turker Hall
Manse
R. L. Reader
San Antonio
J. Franklin Spears
San Antonia
de W. J. Danforth
Dallas
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Start Remodeling to Add Classrooms at Rio Verde site
Work was under way to remodel a former pecan plant at San Fernando and Los Motas Riorets to serve as four school classrooms. The parking area will be used to relieve overcrowding at Sidney Lome Algy school. R. H. Brewer, principal, said the work will be completed next week.
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Dacaday
San Fernando
Los Motas Riorets
Sidney Lome Algy School
R. H. Brewer
Puncipal
News Secrets Bill Proposed in Austin
Feb 1 Austin report outlines a proposed bill by Representative Fred Petty to exempt reporters from revealing confidential information in most legal proceedings, with a single exception for freon cases. It argues disclosure could deter reporting on anti social conditions, a measure echoed from a prior defeated bill in San Antonio.
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Austin
Fred Petty
Capoully
Informa
San Antonio
Surplus Grapefruit Quota Raised for Relief Distribution
Government reports an increase in surplus grapefruit quota to 200 cars this week for relief distribution, up from 150. Florida's additional 50 cars are shifted to Texas to meet state price law requirements for surplus fruit bought for relief and distributed by the government.
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Wrslagg
Pep
Seacra
Romanuilitus — Corporation
Trent We Valley
Piorida
Florida
Inehialry Garomiline
House backs governor. Texas Legislature denounces rebellion
The Texas House of Representatives rejected claims of open rebellion and voted to declare friendship toward Governor W. Lee O’Daniel. Sponsors sought to correct the impression that the House opposed the governor and aimed for constructive, economical administration. The debate was brief with little criticism of the measure.
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Austin
W. Len O'Dairlel
Pit Iself
Resolutlion
O'Daniel
Texas Medical Bill Advances Amid Opposition
A proposed Texas bill to prohibit medical practice by aliens and revise the state medical practices act, restricting Christian Science practitioners and chiropractors, advanced from the Public Health committee 16 to 2 with support from State Medical Association members and opposition from Representative HG Pliner Jr.
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Aubtin
Pep
Texas
Apaxeamen
State Medical Association
Jewish Soldiers to Get Furloughs for Passover
Jewish soldiers will receive furloughs to attend Passover celebrations. Beginning at noon Monday April 3, the time off runs until midnight Wednesday April 5, as announced by Fort Leonard Wood officers.
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Apoll
Bond election set for March 1 in Pecos County
Fort Stockton February 1 The $260000 bond election for Ingaway construction in Pecos County has been set for March 1 by the Gan Missionered court A lone vote election for $175000 in bonds was defeated in January
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Fort Stockton
Ingaway
Defense program advances in advance on military bill
The House Military Committee, led by Chairman May of Kentucky, unanimously approved legislation to implement much of President Roosevelt's 652,000,000 defense program, expanding the Army Air Corps to 6800 planes. Some Republicans opposed tying production to a cap, and a party-line vote defeated the line item proposal. May said the Air Corps could obtain and build the planes.
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Washington
May
Damacist
Kentucky
Sleadey
House Military Committee
Roosevelt
Army Aly Corps
Bike Committee
War Department
Andrews
Rapil- Jican
New York
Air Corps & Low Tnt
Day Soon to Be Set for Curb on WLW
The communications commission said it would announce the specific curb date for WLW the Crosley Corporation station in Cincinnati operates at 500 kilowatts. The power will revert to 1000 kilowatts by the next strongest stations once the curtailment takes effect.
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WLW
Wabhinass
Alon
Lion
Muse
Gil
Crosley Corporation
Cincinnati
Offa
William Alter to lecture on European Problems
Local attorney William Alter will lecture on Problems Created by the European Situation at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the auditorium of the Hebrew Center on East Quincy Street. The forum is hosted by the Hebrew Community Center with Dr L v Mynhoff presiding. An open forum will follow. the public is invited. A vacant house at 1520 West French for rent at about 176 per month is listed in Classification 30.
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William Alter
Hebrew Center
Quincy Strust
Hebrew Community Center Forum
L. v. Mynhoff
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