House and Senate Deadlock Over Lynch Law and Budget Reform
Washington: Congress stalls on two bills as the anti-lynching measure faces a Senate filibuster by Southern Democrats. The House also blocks the Hartison budget committee plan while pressing emergency defense funding and new taxes to cover costs. Debate centers on policing lynching, budget oversight, and deficit concerns amid an election year.
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Gauggan
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Adams
D.-Cole
Texas
All Quiet After Woman's Screams in Mitchell Street Incident
A report from West Mitchell Street describes a screaming woman being observed by a man at 200 block, West Mitchell. Police arrived by radio patrol. the scene became peaceful though the man’s identity and the circumstances remain unclear. John Galton of 4310 South Presa Street assisted authorities.
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South Presa Street
Piuht Jie
Mitchell Street
Bank Clearings Fall 18 Percent in Week
New York January 11 Bank clearings for the week ended January 10 totaled 557,519,000 in 22 leading cities, 1.4 percent below the year ago period and 479,553,000 less than the prior week, according to Dun and Bradstreet.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet
Whaley Named to Finnish Relief Job
Porter A. Whaley of San Antonio executive vice president of the Texas State Manufacturers association Thursday was named state industrial director for the Finnish relief fund. Whaley received the appointment in a telegram from former President Herbert Hoover who heads the fund and a letter from Capt. J. Paul of Dallas state general chairman.
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Porter A. Whaley
San Antonio
Texas State Manufacturers Association
Finnish Relief Fund
Whaley
Herbert Hoover
Capt. J. Paul
Dallas
Police decline jurisdiction in 21 year old dispute
A 21 year old woman refused to obey her mother and police were asked to intervene in the 400 block of Delgado Street. Patrolman Martinez said the case was not in his jurisdiction and declined to enforce obedience. The mother sought help but police stated no authority to compel compliance.
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M. Martinez
Delgado Street
Martinés
Opening Day Of Texas Veterinary Meet Draws 200 Delegates
The Texas Veterinary Association opened its two day state convention at the Gunter hotel with about 200 delegates present. Morning sessions featured Sam E. Bunton Del Rio president and D J Anderson Terrell with Mrs J W C Butler Far Worth presiding over the ladies auxiliary. Dr Casius Way New York president of the American Veterinary Medical association spoke at a luncheon. Afternoon programs included talks by Frank P Matthews Alpine and Frank Breed Lincoln Neb on swine diseases and equine diseases respectively. Dr Way was to speak again at a 7:00 p.m. banquet with M E Gleason San Antonio chairing the arrangements. The second day includes San Antonio meal inspection discussions by Dr Van C Tipton and F D Brock on meat inspection requirements, plus a film on artificial insemination by Dr Z L Anderes Kansas City Mo.
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del Rio
Marsteller
A. ‘and
M. College
D. J. Anderson
Terrell
W. C
Frank P. Mathews
Lincoln
Der
Council Delays Vote On Vigilance Committee Ordinance
The city council postponed action on an ordinance naming 14 members to the vigilance committee after Rev. James O. Rail asked to be heard. Rail, a former congressional candidate, was present in the chamber and objected to all except T. J. Turner, the committee chairman. The delay extends to next week.
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Congress
Rail
T. J.turner
Two Hot Wells Girls Reported Missing
Officers sought two 14 year old Hot Wells School girls, Tals Greiner of 6004 South Presa and Mary Tarver, who left school at noon Wednesday saying they would run away toward Boeme. A boy and sheriff’s office records place them near Seguin on the Seguin highway after a report by Mrs. J W Davis, wife of the chief deputy, of seeing two girls matching their descriptions.
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Tals Greiner
South Presa [Street
Mary Tarver
Boeme
Seguin
J. W. Davis
Davis
Sew
Roosevelt backs a 10 percent super tax on high incomes
Washington, Jan 11 UPI President Roosevelt favors a new super tax on incomes above high thresholds to raise about 460 million dollars. The plan would apply a 10 percent levy to the total after standard tax calculations and may retroactively cover 1923 and 1940 income. Officials expect action after Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees confer with the president and Morgenthau.
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Naw Emergencw Nationes Defense
Coughton
D.-N.c
House
Ways and Means Committee
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D.-Miss
Senate Finance Committee
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Treasury
Ristabout
Veterinarians Aid Defense Efforts Highlight Convention
Dr. Cassius Way of New York city told Texas veterinarians in San Antonio that the American Veterinary Medical Association is actively participating in national preparedness. He cited cooperation with Washington conferences and emphasized safeguarding food supplies and livestock through disease control and conservation to prevent wasteful slaughter and crop damage.
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Cassius Way
New York City
American Veterinary Medical Association
Way
Texas
Guhter Hotel
Washington, D. C
Belmont Park
Bureau of Animal Industry
Veterinary Association
American Animal Hospital Association
Gunboat Charles ton Refloated After Grounding
In COLON Panama Dan 11 ii the United States gunboat Charles ton was refloated last night by two tugs after grounding due to unusually strong currents. Naval authorities said the gunboat was not damaged.
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Panama
Dan
United States
Charleston
Roosevelt Urges Federal Role in Resource Conservation
President Roosevelt, in a progress report from the national resources committee, tells Congress that wise use and conservation of resources must be a primary federal responsibility. He lauds the planning board and its predecessors as a democratic, decentralized effort driven by the people through elected representatives.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Resources Committee
Congress
Planning Board
Fiscal Year Costs Pass Five Billion
Federal expenditures for this fiscal year totalled about five billion dollars through January 9. The treasury reported spending 5,012,026,993 between July 1 and January 9, including a transfer of 268,000,000 social security tax receipts to the old age reserve fund.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Old Age Reserve Fund
Cattle import law urged at Texas veterinary meet
Dr Frank Breed of Lincoln Nebraska urged stricter cattle import laws at the Texas Veterinary Medical Association convention at the Gunter hotel. He warned that cattle moved for immediate slaughter bypass state control and often go to ranges for feeding, risking disease spread. He also pressed for authority over auction sale dates to curb outbreaks. He cited swine erysipelas as a rising threat, noting it appeared in 39 states since 1930 and costs the industry about 10 million dollars annually.
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Frank Breed
Lincoln
Neb
Texas Veterinary Medical Association
Gunter Hotel
Breed
Etute
Urgent strike hits Juarez Telecommunication service
An employee of Juarez Telephone Company began a strike on January 11, halting service to El Paso across the international bridge. The border city Juarez in Chihuahua state reported the cut in lines affecting cross border calls and area communications.
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el Paso
International Bridge
Juarez
Chihuahua
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