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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1937

Page

7

County Finances Appear Strong Despite Road Fund Gaps

County finances show unusually strong cash reserves and high tax collections, with total anticipated income of 1,527,704.62 and expenditures around 1.6 million for the year. County Auditor Edgar G. Garvey notes reserves may cover most needs but about 72,000 must be spent this year unless tax receipts rise, aiding delinquencies to about 17 percent. The general fund balance could sustain seven more months at current spend rate, while fixed charges and bond payments remain payable when due.

Bexay County Ats Edgar G. Garvey Garvey Bedmonth Garvey Sinaneda Bwdges General Fund Reac Bridge Fund Ubs Conmsa Aso Batten P. H. Mollinas Precinct J. W. Dennett Robert F. Vor Thomas H. Abbott Jr Abbott R. W. Stappenbeck Nless Uhy Snilifax Egbert Senweppe Bexar Hishway

Year 1918 Seen Through Labor Turmoil and Fluctuations

The year 1918 stands as momentous with wage gains in steel and other sectors, but shadowed by split labor movements and a string of strikes. A major AF of L rift, maritime stoppages, and political agitation threaten unity while social security and Wagner Act reforms loom. Local road and bridge funds face depletion, forcing potential layoffs and budget reallocations.

Washington Willis Che Ks Aidan Stuile Aterieg Laeber Harivan JA Wide Ogen American Federation of Laibor John L. Laws APF. of Tampa Fla Wd Bu Lewis A.F I. Q A. F Lech Forallen A. F. of L Tegulir Dnions

Unusual Everts Recalled and Labor's Political Moves

The piece reviews labor leaders debating war-time unrest, labor’s role in politics, and the AFL conventions. It notes Roosevelt support, Mine Workers backing the campaign, and hopes for a shorter work week, with Supreme Court scrutiny of the social security and Wagner acts, while industry pay rises continue.

Roosevelt A. F Joan L. Lewis United Mine Workers’ Union Willian Green L. Jeaders A. Foot le Executive Council Federbow Alnuat Lewis T. O United Mine Workers Supreme Court High Court Labor Aulch

Police Standoff Near Hoyal Ends In Legal Deadlock

In Wichita Kansas a man listed as legally dead after his head was found seven years ago is declared dead. His wife Fat Warniex of Wichita is named as heir to debts and property. The case involves Royal Mounted aid and cross border questions about the estate and heirs in the wake of years with no contact from the missing person.

Wichita, Kan Jas Martin Tom Frans Warniex Wichilay Canada Royal Mounted Hein Tein Scotland Yard Rawlings

Betty rises at four every morn in Burlington ad item

A fragmented notice outlines Betty Turty rising daily at 4 AM in Burlington, praising her routine for 33 years and noting a veteran husband from Central Vermont Hails. The ad alludes to money and life items for sale, with stray references to names and numbers.

Burlington Vermont England Betty

Junk to Chinese junk Ue to Chinese Shanghai

Broken glass newspapers worn out automobile tires and other mixed barge materials are shipped to China from American junk heaps. Hundreds of tons of such trib es materials are sent to China regularly. A Chinese youth was killed by a railway accident in the Straits Settlements when a coal car struck him on the head.

Shanghai Gaba China

Money floods corporate borrowing in 1936 figures show record long-term debt rollovers

New York report notes corporations borrowed heavily in 1936 with long term issues surpassing any year since 1930. Yields fell as investors rotated into lower rate bonds, banks held record reserves above required levels, and Landis of the SEC warned of a market shift toward rising issues and abundant capital.

New York Yates Landis Suesines James M. Landis Securities Exchange Commission

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