Shaw Solemn Croaks On Graves And Global Woes
George Bernard Shaw declared he is fit only for the grave while commenting on John Galsworthy's death. He dismissed claims about selling food in America, praised Russia, and warned that disarmament talks will yield destruction by small arms.
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George Bernard Shaw
John Galsworthy
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Shaw
Russia
Valentine program at Thomas Nelson Page Junior School
Page School staged a Valentine day assembly in the school auditorium Tuesday sponsored by the SA plots. Participants included Waite Hansen, Margaret Samson, Rosa Mae Wender, Mary Frances Blering, Geraldine Ahern, Mary Ellen McCrary, Fayrene Tinnin, Dorothy Davis, Ruth Hood, Bernadine Withers, and many other students. Directors were Mesdaimes Margaret Thompson Maude Moverieu Leta Briggs and faculty members Frances Probandt and Margaret Keel.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Waite Hansen
Margaret Samson
Rosa Mae Wender
Mary Frances Blering
Geraldine Ahern
Mary Ellen McCrary
Fayrene Tinnin
Dorothy Davis
Ruth Hood
Bernadine Withers
Dolorés Helin
Dorothy Barrett
Prescott Allen
Jack Small
Lenora Arin Thompson
Nancy Pfaendler
Alma Lee Se
Pruning Advice in Stockdale Orchard Drive
Time for pruning orchards in Stockdale schools, urging last calls as sap rises. Over 8000 yards of terrace sinra have been run by Stockdale Future Farmers for local farmers under W. B Delskill, with a sale listing for a one-half rere and $251.
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Stockdale
Stockdale High School
Stockdale Puture
W. B Delskill
Congress Debates Blaine Repeal Move and Various Hearings
Debates motion to take up Blaine repeal resolution with a 1 pm vote set. Finance committee holds economic survey hearings. Banking, coinage, and foreign affairs panels discuss markets, sanctions, and policy. agriculture and district funding topics feature in ongoing committee work.
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Finance Committee
Agriculture
Musa
District of Colimbia
Rammittee
Anne
Banks to Cut Interest Rate Across Clearing House Banks
The Clearing House member banks plan to reduce savings deposit interest rates to 2 1 2 percent within 60 days, announced by secretary Thomas G. Leighton. The move follows 4 percent minimum rates and may vary by contract terms allowing 30 or 60 day changes, with some banks implementing earlier via existing clauses. This affects San Antonio banks among others.
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Gan Antonia
Clearing House
Thomas G. Leighton
New York
Leighlen
Clearing House Association
Leighton
San Antonio
Valentine Play At Bonham Elementary School
Pupils of Bonham Elementary presented a Valentine themed play titled Father’s Night under the direction of Miss Barbar Why and others. Cast included Connedra Bursvis Jimmla Campbell Lawrence Bergswam George Lowen John Higginvatham Dorothy Bacta Rohard Cady Geraldine McTinen ny Mildred Norton Dolly Wildmar and many more.
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Tehoo
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George Lowen
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Community clubs plans and meetings announced
Multiple groups in Grace church area outline Thursday gatherings including The Mathers auxiliary The Self Cults club Shakespeare club City Federation of Women's clubs and several Parent-Teacher associations. Events cover lectures plays socials and founders day observances at schools auditoriums and homes with notices of times and hosts.
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West Lynwood Avenue
Shakespeare Club
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Baltimore Avenue
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Cassine
Municipal Auditorium
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Highland Park Dance Club Sponsor Dance at 8 30 P M
At the home of Mrs M R Derde 1509 West Summit Avenue the Highland Park Dance Club will sponsor a dance at 8 30 P M
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Farm Bill Favorable Report From Senate Agriculture Panel
The Senate agriculture committee approved the domestically allotment farm relief plan after over a month of hearings. The revised bill altered the form passed by the House, grouping wheat and cotton while removing war-time controls and parity enforcement. The panel's vote was 11 to 4.
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Fen
Tiggehale
World's Largest Post Office Dedicated in Chicago
The world’s largest post office, costing 16 million dollars, was dedicated today in Chicago near Union Station at Van Buren Street and the Chicago River. Dignitaries from national, state, and city government attended the ceremony as the new facility features a conveyor system with over 50 racks to move mail through multiple departments.
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Union Station
van Buren
Chicago
Nazi officer clamps down with totalitarian powers
Berlin report says Captain uses Nazi dictatorship methods, granting emergency authority to repress opposition. Goring named minister without portfolio as regime tightens grip over Rhineland and Westphalia, extending police powers and central control.
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UINS
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Ernrke
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Westphalia
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Fon Hlcdek
Senate Debates Blane Repeal Amid Prohibition Standstill
In Washington the Senate debated taking up the Blane repeal amid a long protracted session. Senator Sheppard of Texas opposed delaying tactics while Senator McNary proposed a noon vote, as the drys pressed to block final action and keep talks on other relief measures alive. Brookhart signaled readiness to speak long against repeal, with support from about a dozen colleagues. The House examined the District of Columbia appropriation bill as a federal inquiry into the Insull utility collapse continued and hearings on economic conditions proceeded.
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League of Nation
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District of Columbia
New York
Brouse Fears Trial For Mat e Face Trial
Mrs. Brouse fears her husband cannot endure a federal trial due to his aggravated heart condition. The Boston bound suspect, William A Brouse, faces mail fraud charges after a San Antonio arrest that followed a five year pursuit. He allegedly obtained 63 638 37 from Roswell B Clark on false pretenses claiming ties to J P Morgan and Thomas Gambont.
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Brouse
United States
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San Antonio
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J. P. Morgan
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Firemen Conclude Brady Convention
Brady Feb 15 text: Firemen's association closed its annual convention after voting to meet next year in Sonoma. Irvine Hurd of Brady was chosen president with Kelly Dalton of Caliman as first vice president and Rev Matthew Lynn of Coleman as chaplain. John M Banking of Julietian was named secretary.
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School officials meet to discuss pending legislation
ATISTIN Feb 15. Seven superintendents of city schools and boards of school directors met to review education bills before the legislature. They expected to appear before a joint House and Senate educational committees meeting tonight, with George Thompton of Fort Worth presiding.
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Senate
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Fort Worth
House Approves Interior Funds Through Fiscal Year
Washington D C Feb 15 The House today approved and sent to the White House a bill appropriating 43 153 000 to run the Department of the Interior through the Trent fiscal year 1930 barring any changes the measure. Havana Feb 15 The commemoration of the sinking of the United States warship Maine in Havana harbor 15 years ago was censored today at the Malecon monument honoring the ship’s crew.
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