Legislators Back Legislation For Veterans Mustering-Out Pay
Washington January 6. Lawmakers discuss a bill to provide up to a year of mustering-out pay for discharged veterans and war wounded. Representative John M. Coffer urges action and warns against rule limits that block amendments. May's committee bill on mustering-out pay faces questions of adequacy as Sabath's powerful Rules Committee looms in deciding floor fate.
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Wavid Camelon
Washington
John M. Coffer
D-Wash
Collee
Congress
House
Senate
Andrew Jackson May
Hove m Military Effairs
America
A. 3. Sabath
Tinois
Sabath
Illinois
Joseph W. Martin
Try Overnight Care for Miserable Colds
An old style remedy promotes Peneteo for coughing and aches using mutton suet base with modern medicine. Advertisement touts grandma’s method revived for relief, offering 25c single and 35c double supply.
City Council Urges U S Aid for Veterans
City council Unanimously passes resolution urging Congress to provide immediate and adequate aid for veterans being discharged. It notes rising numbers of wounded or disabled veterans needing funds and care and calls for early action. Resolutions sent to Senate and House committees and Texas lawmakers.
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Congress
Senate
Texas Congress
Loss of Sub Pompano Reported by Navy
The navy reports the loss of submarine Pompano, a 1230 ton raider credited with sinking ships in the Pacific. Seventy five men normally serve aboard. the skipper Commander Willis M. Thomas of Fresno California is listed missing along with others.
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Weensus
Pompano
Pacific
Pompanos
Willis’ M. Thormas
Fresno
Calif
Thomas
Navy
Leading Baptist Churchwoman Dead
G. J. Connell, 86, longtime Fort Worth church leader and builder of Baptist churches across West Texas, died at home. Known as Mother Connell to friends, she was widow of GH Connell, a cattleman and banker, influential in Brownwood Sweetwater Buffalo Gap Dublin and Midland before the family moved to Fort Worth in 1889.
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Fort Worth
Jan
G. J. Connell
West Teaus
Mass senator predicts no gag rule on measure
Rep. from Massachusetts said the committee would likely avoid a closed rule due to high interest and many members with strong views on the measure. He returned to Washington yesterday and did not expect the bill to be brought out under a closed rule.
Veterans Groups Press Texas Congress on Disabled Veterans Aid
Veterans groups and local leaders in Texas push Congress to fund care for honorably discharged disabled servicemen. Local attorney Herman G. Nami seeks salary payments to bridge income from discharge to new support, aiming to avert charity dependence until claims are resolved. The Atherton report lists 1687 cases across 34 states, with Hearst papers leading the national drive for relief. The San Antonio Light urges immediate action by Texas lawmakers.
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Veterans’ Organizations
Hert . Wedensday
Texas
Congress
Washington
Herman G. Nami
American Legion
J. Mansclelé
Columbus
Lyndon Johnson
Austin
Richard M. Hichere
Corpus Christi
Milton H. West
Brownsville
Paul Kilday
San Antonio
Atherton
Warren H. Atherton
The
Legion
White White House
House
Senate
Hearst Newspapers
Eoast
San Antonio Light
Hand-Written Notes Acknowledge Gifts and Wedding Advice
A San Antonio Light feature blends sewing patterns with social etiquette. It promotes pattern 763 with embroidery transfers and catalog details, then pivots to reader letters about handwritten wedding acknowledgments and marriage guidance from Miss Fairfax, stressing personal touch and discretion.
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San Antonio Light
Griggs speaks to town hall audience at San Pedro Playhouse
Dr Edward Howard Griggs, educator and author, addressed a San Pedro Playhouse audience on A Philosophy of Life for the Present Age. The gathering included notable attendees such as Mrs Ferdinand Bunte of Chicago and Mrs Croswell Hall, with attendees described in vivid but terse fashion.
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Town Hall
San Pedro Playhouse
Wednessy
Edward Howard Griggs
Mesdames Chester Kilpatrick
David Schlatter
Lewis Kxyton
Jim Maverick
J. W. Heard
R. A. Harman
Walter Dunham
Amy Freeman Lee
Cocktail Party Honors Florence Ewing Benefactors
Mr AMG Mars 4 hosts a cocktail party Thursday evening in honor of Miss Florence Ewing and Lieut Robert Harold Vereecken. Guests include Lieut and Mrs W F Gabler Jr Lieut and Mrs W A Braun Lieut and Mrs Stan Magosk Mr and Mrs H L Ewing Virginia Vereecken and Lieut and Mrs Paul E R Springer. The Marine Mothers club meets 2 p m Tuesday in the Municipal auditorium West wing. All marine mothers are invited.
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Amg Mars
Guard Williams
Florence Ewing
Robert Harold Vereecken
W. F. Gabler Jr
W. A. Braun
Stan Magosk
H. L. Ewing
Virginia Vereecken
Paul ER. Bpringer
Marine Mothers’ Club
Municipal Auditorium
Mothers of Marines
Adwriter
Visitors Entertained for Athens Amarillo Hosts
Mrs. Charles Coleman of Athens and Mrs. R. Thomson of Amarillo were honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Monroe GQ. Everett and Mrs. Paul J. Schwab at the Bright Shawl. Other guests included Mrs. O. M. Fitzhugh and Mrs. N. & Hunstion.
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Charles Coleman
Athens
R. Thomson
Amarillo
Monroe GQ. Everett
Paul J. Schwab
Bright
0. M. Fitzhugh
N. &. Hunstion
Coleman
Peers
San Antonio
Clarks to Kansas for military station assignment
Lieut. and Mrs. Fletcher Clark Jr. and daughter Diana will Wednesday morning depart for Independence Kansas where Lieutenant Clark will be stationed. The move coincides with sessions of Trinity University board of trustees and the Synod of Texas in which their husbands serve.
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Independence
Kaw
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Board of Trustees
Trinity University
Synod of Texas of
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