Dollar policy towardflue nce 5 credits and debt
By Lewis Haney, New York Jan 12. The piece argues that government moves to devalue the dollar and abandon the gold standard threaten creditors while aiding debtors. It questions heavy borrowing by the administration, warning that harming creditors makes bond sales harder and could undermine the government's credit. The writer calls for clear, stable policy and fair treatment of creditors to enable borrowing for programs like CWA and TVA.
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Lewis Haney
New York
Eell
Warren
Carth
Yellars
Credum Coond
Uncle Sam
Thia
CWA
PWA
TVA
Fire Chief Meet Plans Studied by Committee
Plans for the annual convention of the Southwest Fire Chiefs Association in San Antonio June 4 5 and 8 were mapped off at a month ing of the executive committee at the Gunter Hotel Wednesday. The committee anticipates attendance around 600 from Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma.
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Te Southwest Fire Chiefs Association
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Texas
Oxfaonn
Ammar
Taaland
New Mexico
Texas to Observe Birthday of Lee
Jan 1 observance plans honor Robert E Lee birthday with revised timing for related events. Local officials reported adjustments to ceremonies in Austin and nearby counties, reflecting postwar commemoration practices and regional observance schedules.
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Texas
Lee
Austin
Robert BL Lee
GWA To Keep SME Office Clearing House Role
The Bexar courthouse will continue as a clearing house for individuals employed by the national re-employment office as the service agreement reached between the county commissioners court and T. Ward on Wednesday.
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Bexar
County Commissioners' Court
T. Be Ward
Mexican Bishop Files Assault Complaints in County Court
Dr. Elias Montoya self styled bishop sues J A N Flores and Vicente Linan for abusive language false imprisonment aggravated assault. He alleges Flores and Linan forced him from his home at 114 North Chercy Street Thursday night and drove him around the city for over an hour, finally throwing him from a car on Aus tin god Inia streets.
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Elias. Montoya
Jor A. N. Flores
Vicente Linan
Pnreats
Flores
Linnian
Montoya Siieges
Linen
North
Chercy
Motion for New Trial Overruled in Murder Case
Bedeo Flores, serving a 15 year term for the murder of Deve Trevino in August 1932, had his motion for a new trial overruled by Special Judge Harry Howard of the Thirty-seventh District Court after defense counsel failed to prove jury misconduct. Flores’s appeal bond was set at 3000 dollars with 90 days to seek appeal.
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Wotlan
Bedeo Flores
Deve Trevino
Harry Howard
Cattle Rates Dismissed By Interstate Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner Kodey recommended dismissal of a complaint by Southwest cattle dealers over freight rates for fat cattle stockers feeders and range cattle from New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma to Arizona California New Mexico and Texas. The report said the challenged rules were lower than a competing scale and that the evidence lacked weights for shipments, showing only cost per car.
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Prober
Washington, D.C
Sonmacree Commission
Kodey
Southwest
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
California
San Antonio clubs schedule busy Thursday meetings
A long list of club activities is planned including Thelma Drive, Frances Willard W. G. T. A., and Emerson Payent Treener associations meeting at 3 o clock, PTAs at 10 o'clock, and a Robert B. Green study group session discussing heredity and child welfare. The West Way of Kanidah Review and other groups hold gatherings, installations, and a February library trustees' meeting.
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Alo Chapler
George W. Murtey
Thelma
Frances Willard W
Loh. Martin
Dorrett Avenue
el Hertzberg
Womat’s Parliament
St. Anthony Hotel
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Mrsack Farable
West Crale Place
Y. W. Clay Warelock
Ihe
WC. A
Limeli- Hoonah
Texas Historical Landmarks
Association
Laura Steele
Tie ‘Eltaal
Robert B. Creat
Milas de Rosette Thomas
Sehion
Mins Thoman
Wall Street Quiet After Mixed Market Signals
New York traders eyed a cautious session as stocks showed uneven gains yet failed to spark broad enthusiasm. Analysts suggested bonds might drive a larger move while turnover and speculative activity remained restrained amid uncertain news.
Banks Wake Few Changes At San Antonio Meetings
Four San Antonio banks held their annual stockholders meetings with few changes. Major General Herbert L. Crosby was elected president of the National Bank of Fort Sam Houston, succeeding J. Brinkmeyer. J. H. Frost was elected to the bank’s board of directors. Officers elected include Crosby as president, B. W. Conley as vice president, and S. S. Bowles as cashier. Directors feature Brig. Gen. W. S. Scott, Crosby, Col. William Brooke, Jess J. Luns, J. H. Frost, and Conley among others. The Groon National Bank re-elected officers led by Franz C. Groos as president, with Charles Deussen as active VP and Ike S. Kampmann as VP. Directors include L. R. Clegg, Deussen, Gus Gienreke, Adolph Groos, and Kampmann. Most officers and directors were re-elected, with two exceptions.
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San Antonio
Herbert L. Crosby
The
National Bank of Fort Sam Houston
J. ©. Brinkmeyer
J. H. Frost
General Crosby
B. W. Conley
SS Bowles
W. 8. Scott
Crosby
Col
William. Brooke
Jess J. Luns
2. H. Frost
Wid
Henry Schiffers
Eugene Walthall
L. R. Clegg
Deussen
Gus Gienreke
Dla
Goeth
Adolph Croos
Franz
Russian Envoy Troyanovsky Picturesque Career Noted
The article profiles Alexander Troyanovsky, former Imperial Russian artillery officer and czarist cadet turned ambassador, detailing his service in the Russo Japanese War, World War I era, and role as Soviet envoy to Japan and later Moscow. It notes his incisive mind, frank demeanor, his wife and son studying in Tokyo, and a humorous anecdote about his appearance in Washington.
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Universal Service
Russia
United States
Alexander “‘Tyoyanovsky
Dapperland
Czars Miliary Academy
Moscow
Willisse C. Bumvle
Tokla
Troyanovsky
Arcompany
Balitt
Nolamich
New Revenue Deputies Sworn
Two new deputy collectors of Internal Revenue for the area were sworn in on Wednesday. Rankin K. Peters of Sublon said he would assist in the office. Richard F. Wilson of Yonro stated he would be available for duties.
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New Revenue
Smit
Rankin Tk. Peters
Sublon
Wright
Richard Fy Wilson
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