Oilfield troops under court ban on martial law
East Texas oil field faces military pullback after federal court bars use of troops to enforce proration orders. Judge ordered injunction against Governor Sterling and aides, directing state railroad commission to regulate production without force. Texans await Supreme Court review while field output sinks from 1,000,000 to around 75 barrels daily.
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Austin
Ross Sterling
East Texas
Feld
Dan Moody
Moody
Tyler
Ross S. Sterling
W. W. Sterling
Jacob F. Wolters
State Railroad Commission
Sterling
United States Supreme Court
Railroad Commission
Nohody
Eugene Constantin
J. &. Wrather
INS
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Llegal
Sunday Light Circulation Ad Deadline Notice
The San Antonio Light urges advertisers to place want ads by 2 PM Saturday for all editions. The largest circulation paper’s Sunday Light edition offers late morning classified ads, with details to call the Crockbie number and visit Broadway at Fifth.
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San Antonio
Ada
Tuilbine
Broadway
Congress Debates Credit, Ethics, and Appropriations
Friday Senate debates on federal reserve credit expansion and state, justice, commerce, and labor department appropriations. Testimony on 4 percent beer legalization. nomination protests for Inigo Cardozo to Supreme Court. Muscle Shoals hearings. home loan bank system study. railroad holding company regulation. tax increase discussions. Thursday actions include $2,763,832 added to a $175,000,000 agriculture bill and four-department appropriation debate.
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Senate
Federal Reserve
Snd-Committes
Judiciary
Inigo Cardozo
Supreme Court
Agriculture Committee
Muscle
Home Joan Bank
NOSE
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor Department
Interstate Commerce Committee
Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Tlouse
Ware
Interstate Commerce “Compmittee
Judiciary Committee
Young Kansas farmer Mildred McGinnis Pioneers 4 H wheat farming
Miss Mildred McGinnis of Hollington Kansas is described as the nation's youngest woman farmer. At 16 she prepared 30 acres of wheat ground and planted it herself while helping with her father's operations since age 12. She milks cows, drives to Hollington High, and types 50 words a minute.
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Hollingson
Kan
Kansas
Mildred McGinnis
Frank McGinnis
Mildred
Farm Bureau
America
McCinmish
Mildred Keng
Holsington High School
Headache Inheritance Linked To Migraine Claim
London reports a physician asserts migraine headaches are hereditary, passed from fathers to sons. The article notes migraine, once called megrims, has baffled doctors and led some to extreme posthumous examinations, but no cure or origin is finally established beyond nervous factors.
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London
Delegates to Calveston Attend Social Work Meeting
Twelve San Antonians will attend the quarterly South Texas chapter meeting of the American Association of Social Workers in Calveston Saturday. They are Mesdames Cora R. Goodwin Elizabeth Forrest Maude Dee K Callaway Hannah Meyers Miss Jennie Furlow Frances Gernbacker Lucy Smithers Emma Lou Coyle Annie Glo Watson and Messrs Albert Hensley and George Craze.
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Calveston
San
Hearing Continued in Rum Ring Case
In Galveston Texas the hearing for all alleged members of a large liquor smuggling syndicate arrested there on Saturday has been continued to Thursday. Harry Evelt, the seventh man arrested on liquor conspiracy charges, pleaded guilty.
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Galveston
Texas
Harry Evelt
Rough Rider Maj. Charles Aloover Dies in San Francisco
Major Charles Aloover, 72, a US Army retiree and one of Theodore Roosevelt's original Rough Riders, died in San Francisco. He served as a captain under Roosevelt and was among the early veterans linked to the famed charge in the Spanish American War.
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Rough Rider
San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Maj. Charles II
M. Aloever
Roosevelt
Oyan Ani Ea
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Congress
Birl
Frost
Mrs. Pyne
Mr. Schwartzcof
Mr. Pitluk
Seche
C. Menger
W. Agarita Avenue
Frost Bros
Gay Spring
Frost's
Skippy
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