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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1937
Page
6
The dirt name of the LAW isart hership of Templeton, Brooks, Na pier and Brown Monday and teen changed to Brooks, Napier, Beony and Matthews. The new firm name calls that of Judge Howard Templeton connected with the partnership for 23 years prior. The memorial services were recently held by the San Antonio Bar association for Judge Templeton.
A garbled report notes a costly match related to a person named Wilson and a lane in Ada with references to watches and a terminal task. The fragment mentions a transection and water, suggesting an incident or transaction with financial impact, though details are unclear.
Milbaen Le Wilson, veteran agriculture official, advocates a farm policy of public private partnership to sustain farming and generations. He warns abnormal yields may require stronger crop control machinery and stresses farm benefits as a sound national investment amid testing times. He is known to many farmers and workers in the department.
FRANK LARD reports on Fort Worth social happenings with visits from Dayton Moses, Florence Ellis, Bud Fullerton, Bill Hussung, Venita Ostrand er, Allen Walther, Gertrud Watson, Oliv e Vandru e f, and George Lamotte. The column lists guests from Cuero and Austin Seminary, mentions a German club appearance, and notes several wedding anniversaries and social pressions.
In Beaumont on January 4 an open letter from Rev. George P. Cameron to a burglar who recently broke into St. Mark's Episcopal Church offers $5 for advance notice of the marauder's next visit. The rector notes no money is left in the church and suggests the offer would help cover repair costs.
Nanking January 4 1947 Chiang Kai Shek council pardons Chang Brueh Liang the marshal who led kidnaping and revolt charges. The unconditional pardon cancels a 10 year military sentence restores civil rights and signals retirement after transfer from central custody. The move follows a petition from Chiang and reflects leniency for the erstwhile captor.
Washington reports that a Mellon gift valued at 27.6 million dollars, including masterpieces by Raphael and Titian, will not alter Secretary of the Treasury Mellon’s 1931 income tax bill of about 3.089 million. Treasury officials say the transfer to the A W Mellon charitable trust timing affects only future tax, not the 1931 liability.
Chicago January 4 1971 Leaders of the Townsend National Revolving Old Age Pension plan moved to centralize financing by making the weekly publication responsible for support of the national headquarters. Dr Francis E Townsend said yesterday the headquarters would accept no more donations from Townsend clubs or members. The move aims to secure the national organization.
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