Public safety director notes limited action in pecan showers strike
Austin reports public safety director H. Garanichel states police will not take active action in a developing pecan showers strike in San Antonio. He says officers will coop erate if necessary and that the Arizona police have the situation well in hand.
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Austin
H. Gar
Anichael
Public Safety
Alate
San ‘Antonio
Public Safety Department
Rght
Arizona
Davis Galvin N. Davis Funeral Rites Planned
Funeral rites for Galvin Nelson Davis 61 manager of the Artists Winn were set for Friday at 4 pm at Porter Loring chapel in San Antonio. Davis a resident of 614 Avenues E died Thursday night at his home. He is survived by his wife Victoria Davis.
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Galvin N. Davis
Galvin Nelson Davis
Winn
Porter - Loring
Davis
San Antonio
Victoria Davis
Pecan Strike Impacts Local Pecan Industry Labor Clash
The pecan industry faces a wage dispute as workers demand a scale of 8 and ? cents while wages drop from 7 and 6 to 6 and 4 cents. City factories run with many seeking more workers. overall industry employment spans 12,000 to 15,000 at peak. Striking workers estimated between 800 and 6,000, with figures from Kiiday and Henderson cited.
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Kiiday
Henderson
Seaman Wage Law Proposed To Outlaw Sit-Down Strikes
Senator Guirey proposed a broad amendment to the Merchant Marine Act to outlaw sit-down strikes by seamen and extend minimum wage to ships sailing under the American flag. He said the plan would amicably settle disputes and promote peace in the maritime industry while balancing workers' rights.
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Washington
Guirey
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Isbor
Osa Johnson Plans New African Trip
Hollywood reports that Osa Johnson widow of explorer Martin Johnson announces another African journey to film new pictures after her lecture tour. She says they always planned the expedition and notes Marlin Johnson was killed in a year ago plane crash.
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Osa Johnson
Hollywood
Africa
Martin Johnson
Martin
Marlin Johnson
Executions of 200 Japanese Agents Stir Canton Crisis
In Canton, martial law remains as authorities execute 200 Japanese agents accused of fomenting disorder. Amid street fighting and air raids, Chinese officials say agitators sparked the crisis, while the measures aim to restore order and stability under Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. Also noted are Treasury figures for February 9 showing receipts of 73.88 million and expenditures of 72.06 million, with a large year-to-date deficit and rising gold assets.
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Hong Kong
INS
Canton
Chiang ‘Kai-Shek
Treasury
Washington
The
Ialance
Sustems
Youth Ends Long Colorado Trip in Desert Reach
An unclear INS report describes a youth completing a homemade 16-foot raft journey from Wyoming to Lake Mead via Arizona and Nevada. The fragment hints at failures of earlier attempts and a final successful completion in Boulder City Nevada on Feb 19.
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Colorado
Boulder City
Nev
INS
Lone Youth
Buzz” Holestrom
Coquille
Ore
United States
Colorado River
Ells
A. Gr Wyo
Laka Mead ‘Boot
Arizona
Red Menace Feared by Kilday in Pecan Plant Fight
San Antonio police chief Owen W. Kilday warned that communist agitation could seize control of the pecan shelters and affect more than 25 000 workers and their families if the C I G succeeds in organizing them. He named four agitators including Emma Tenayuca Brocka and James Sager, urged action against organized labor influence, and described potential red flag displays and protests if Henderson leaves and the work sites join a closed shop.
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Aan Antonio
Palace
Owen W. Kilday
Kilday
Donald Hederson
Q. I
Leafler
Emma Tenayuca Brocka
Workers Alliance
James Sager
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers Union
White, Garia
Pecan
Minnie Hendon
Chipf
Donald Henderson
Bager
Communist Party
San Antonio
Hama
Jong Daradog
Henderson
Grand jury delays strike leaders amid suspected plot
J E Crossland accused Bexar county grand jury of plotting to deprive San Antonio pecan shellers of their leaders after adjourning twice without the union chiefs’ audience. Donald Henderson and Emma Tenayuen Brooks, Minnie Rendan, and Crossland were questioned. delays continued through Saturday morning. Henderson declined to comment.
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Bexar County
San Antonio
J. E. Crossland
G.I. OG
Donald Henderson
United Cannery, Agri+cultua
Emma Tenayuen Brooks
Workers Alliance
Minnie Rendan
International Pecan Shellers Union
Croasland
Grand
Brand Jury
Grossland
Henderson
City Ad Contract Action To Be Voted By Council
Mayor G K Quin says a due ad contract with Tack Pitluk Advertising will be submitted as a council resolution. City officials and the advertising commission met Thursday after City Attorney Dobbs ruled contracts run only to June 1. Powell resigned as Public Service boss. Quin named William Bitter to replace him.
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Tack Pitluk
G. K. Quin
Dobbs
Quin
Fulak
D. A. Powell
Public Service Coupany
Williamn Bitter
Ste Antonis Goan and Trust Company
Powell
Guitar Thief Snatches Instrument From car
Arthur G Thaler a Grevin Avenue musician left a guitar in his car while visiting Charles Karcher at Zar zamers and Rutz streets Thursday night. A thief ran off with the guitar valued at 60 dollars. Thaler gave chase but was outdistanced.
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Arthur G. Thaler
Grevin Avenue
Charles Karcher
Zar~ Zamers and
Rutz Streets
Karcher
PTA to Seek Health Inquiry From Mayor
The San Antonio PTA groups plan meetings Friday and Saturday to pass resolutions asking Mayor K Quin to invite the U S health department to investigate local public health conditions, per Mrs G E Biering president of the San Antonio Council of Parent Teacher Associations. The council has already considered the idea.
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K. Quin
U. S. Health Department
G. E. Biering
San Antonio Connell
City News Tour and Dance Ads in Houston Street Event
Reading fragments show an event listing at East Houston Street with theater and dance acts. Mentions Oscar Tewes, The Versatilians, and music by Harry Runk, plus admission details and a local school program.
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Braun
Helokes
Hermann
Imiusle
Oscar Tewes
Otina Grove School
Houston
Ady
Binarcemalet
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