Marshall Ford UAM funds and boundary commission plans
President Roosevelts administration urged Congress to appropriate 2,030,000 for continuing work on the Marshall Ford project along the Colorado River. Other budget provisions affected Texas include 400,000 for the International Boundary Commission, 285,000 for petroleum and conservation, and 321,8118 for Camp Blanding depot. Boundary findings recommended 250,000 for the Rio Grande verification, 760,000 for Lower Rio Grande canalization, totaling 2,255,000 in proposed expenditures for the OSS fiscal year.
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Washington
Jin
Rooservelt
Congress
Colorado River
Texas
International Boundary Commission
United Sides
Snl
Mexico
Camp
Binley
Fay Cian
Boundary Tome
Rio Grande
Loz Grande
Prnjents
J J Carl Named to Historical Board
Van Aubin reports the appointment of J F Carl of Vilberte to the Texas Historical Commission. Previously with the San Antonio agency, he contributed to state histories and assisted surveying and archival projects with the National Archives and the American Guide.
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J.J. Carl
Aubin
Van
James V
J. F. Carl
Vilberte
Texas Historical
Poymerly
Wea Et San Antonio
Acord Sinvey
National Archives Akryey
The
American Guide
Death of Arrested Man Under Investigation
Justice Raymond Gerhard said the death of an arrested man here is under investigation. The man supposedly died after his arrest, with officials uncertain whether the cause was natural or due to injuries. Further inquiry is being conducted to determine if mistreatment occurred or if a medical condition caused the death.
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Raymond Gerhard
Gerhardt
Nim
Russia
Aspiching & Boy
Red Army
China
Gelting
Stalin
Suely
Enis
Idiptomatic Corps
Treasury to Borrow Money From Itself
Treasury plans to borrow from itself reducing public holdings of government securities to about 930.04 billion dollars and raising the national debt limit to 98.528 billion dollars. The move would shift funds among accounts including federal reserve system and unemployment trust, with specific allocations to trust funds and veterans benefits.
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Washington
Treasery
Romavells
Mess’ Sage
Goveromers Securities
Boweover Pritupally Cray Sora Security Buids
Roosevelt Budget Proposes Army Reclamation Funds
President Roosevelt asked Congress to appropriate 82,639,000 for Western reclamation projects and 40,973,000 for ongoing Western reclamation work across the fiscal year. The plan includes project balances for continuation, plus 750,000 for administrative expenses. The army will conduct major maneuvers in the Fourth and Eighth Corps areas, centered in Atlanta and San Antonio, with plans for summer execution and broader anti aircraft readiness.
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Washington
Jon
Ita
Roosevelt
Enugie
Cary
West
Judd Wee Inne
Nomi Et al
Spuellin
Rupaeralt Velude
Consleuchton
Colorado
Vents
Constructiany Ray
Congress
Rowevelt
Thad Seers
Atlaty
San Antonio
Texas
Area 6
Rainy San Angelo Plans Public Notice
An official notice outlines a plan affecting San Angelo with details on timing and scope. The release mentions a temporary halt and planned actions by local authorities to address a community issue amid current conditions.
Roosevelt Pushes Record Peacetime Defense Budget
Washington Jan 5 UPI President Roosevelt proposes a record peacetime national defense budget of 991,900,090 to Congress. The plan factors in possible revisions due to world events and contemplates extra appropriations for national defense if needed. Navy and army allocations rise, with shipbuilding, aircraft procurement, and personnel increases forming core items of the request.
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Washington
UPI
Roosevelt
Congress
Trefer
Army
Navy
Continent i
Panama
Hewa
Garner Driving for Economy
Washington dispatch outlines a push in Congress to trim federal spending and restrain taxation as part of a broader economy drive. It notes President Roosevelt, with Garner and McAdoo figures, exploring budget cuts, tax restraint, and farm labor alignment while warning of political resistance and fragmentation within the party.
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Paul Mallon
Ming Fextures
Washington
Jaent Roosevelt
Americas
Cratre
Congress
Garner
Cme
Senate
House
Fort Sill Building Appropriation Requests Listed
A garbled budget summary shows authorities proposing funds for Fort Sill construction and improvements totaling about 331060 with later references to 391000 for the 1924 fiscal year. It mentions Fort Riley Kentucky New Orleans and other locations, plus textbook and instructor support, with various state and city names interspersed in a fragmented OCR passage.
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Peete
Roosevelt
Compress
Fort Sill
Lornda
Loka Hite
Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kun
Gstery
New Orleans
York
Yang
Oklahoma
Cis
Diana
Nel
Palerting
Tex
Pittabunigh
PeraFoy
Weil
Ashington
Real estate listing notes growth and classes for youth
A brief item discusses Ina Licme and Jany property matters tied to steady growth. It mentions classes for ages 18 to 24 and a light demand noted. The piece reads like a local notices brief with focus on real estate and community programs.
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Ina Licme
Budget figures show daily spending and annual totals
The document cites a budget proposal calling for 19,440 million dollars in the next fiscal year with daily expenditures averaging around 13,450 dollars per minute. It includes 320,008,009 dollars in comparative figures and 10,710,000 dollars monthly estimates, projecting 415,367,000 dollars daily for 1980 totals.
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Washington
Congress
Fourth Guess Made on Budget Deficit
President Roosevelt’s daily budget estimate for the current fiscal year reaches a net deficit of 1,088,100,000, marking the fourth upward revision from earlier projections. Initial hopes of a surplus and subsequent smaller deficits gave way as revenue forecasts deteriorated, with tax receipts expected to fall about one billion dollars short of earlier estimates.
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Washington
Pan
Rensevelt
Rivers and Harbors Curtailment Urged
President Roosevelt urged Congress to cut river and harbor appropriations to free funds for flood control. The 1939 budget requested 100 million dollars for rivers and harbors and flood control, down from the previous year’s 143,923,101 total. He cited growing need for flood protection.
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Washington
Joh
Roosevelt
Congress
Oder
Ifo
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Interior Department
Gordon Malm
Martin Pearson
Rockford
Threctise
Wayne Montgomery
Iowa
Alregdy
Montgomery
Hiternatinant News Pote
Treasury
governjMeng Trust
Asien
Qostud Tsanyings
San Angelo
Ban Angelo
da Ewest
Munting
Will Dimnwear
She Bates
Tiolka Dal
Central Shoe Repair CO
Airchapt
Toth Services
Marine Corps
Cor
Sester
Hawkead
National Farmers Union Sna Jahor
Non-Partinin League
Ins White Nouse
Jack Garner
Treasuny
Capitol ML
Meg
Rongreasmen
LE Cat
Messie Tekes
Jackson
America
Ikkes
Jackson Icharge
Amerter
Democrati
Boutdss I United Mine Workers OI
Lewelyini Lewis
American Labor Party
la Iguardia
New York
Watter A
Jonés Carl Tanda
Henry &, Doherty
Cities Service
Ma Dorlas Duke Cromwmell
American Tobacco
Montevagal
Phares Das
Moenehwars
Avromia
Telrotena
Torin
Capert Optical Ertivane
Gdnllave Preoceiations
Hadatan
Peyton
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