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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1934

Page

2

Senate Sees Slow Path To St Lawrence Treaty Ratification

Washington reports a lengthy Senate debate over the St. Lawrence waterway treaty with Canada with no early ratification in sight while the House debates independent offices appropriations. President Roosevelt proposals trigger tax, payroll and monetary questions as lawmakers clash over government spending and patronage.

Washington, D. C Senate St. Lawrence Canada House of Representatives Independent Offices Ponsevelt Capitol White House O. M. W. Sprague Treasury Charles HE. Coughlin Detroit Hose Coinage Committee United States House Immigration Committee Dickstein New York Reconstruction Corporation Burns Tennessee Congress House Roosevelt Lash

New Civil Service Secretary Named in San Antonio

Postmaster P. G. Lucas announced Friday that the civil service board in New Orleans has named William E. Gaskins, a former postal clerk, as civil service secretary for San Antonio. Gaskins succeeds A. M. Luckenbach, who held the post for 17 years.

P. G. Lucas Civil Service Board New Orleans William, E. Gaskins Civil Service San Antonio Askins A. M. Luckenbach

Tax Deputy Qualifies T. D. Smith for San Antonio Office

T. D. Smith of Austin qualifies Friday as the third new deputy collector of internal revenue to be assigned to the San Antonio office. The local internal revenue staff will increase to 11, and new offices will be moved to the Bedell building at an early date.

T. D. Smith Austin Internal Revenue San Antonio Bedell

Ex UT Students to Hear Judge Murray Talk in San Antonio

Reed Scorart, president, announced that an ex UT students chapter will hear Judge Anidge WO. Murray speak at the Civil Court of Appeals in San Antonio. The luncheon address is set for Thursday at 12:15 p.m. in the university cafeteria.

Anidge WO. Murray San Antonio Ex-Students Association of Uhr University of Texas Reed Scorart

Murder Charge After Victim Dies in Pecos Area

A 37 year old man, J.T. Maldonado of 213 South Com Retest, is charged with murder in a case filed in Judge John Abook's court. The complaint, heard in the Peace Court, names Roy D. Judd of Forkham Houston as the alleged recipient of the alleged fatal injury.

J.T. Maldonado South Com Roy D. Judd Forkham Houston Tay Duetice of the Peace John Abook Jude Alot Thurty Atab Watindta Pecos Ddr

Rewriting of Peace Treaty By Force Seen by Europe

Washington January 12 1919 marks the fourteen year anniversary of the Versailles peace conference. The article notes European leaders now fear the treaty may be rewritten by force. It highlights harsh terms, American non participation in the League of Nations, and reparations that sparked debts and later global tensions.

Senate Johnson California Robinson Arkansas House White House Europe Washington, D.C Versailles League of Nations United States League Audi Japan Germany Hitler Russia France

Children Will Present Song Program at Hebrew Institute

Children of the Talmud Torah Hebrew Institute will present a song program as entertainment at the Hebrew Institute at 8 30 p m Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lewin will be in charge.

Talmud Torah Hebrew Institute The Hebrew Institute Lewin

Revolt Talk Is Revived in Cuba

With the failure today of parties factions to agree on a conciliation plan, talk of revolution was revived. Army, navy and police patrols were increased.

Cuba Havana

Lindbergh Ready to Take Stand Before Senate Panel

New York January 12 Colonel Lindbergh signals willingness to testify before the Senate committee probing mall contracts and his aviation related financial dealings. A witness said Lindbergh received stock worth 260 000 dollars in Transcontinental Air Transport while linked to the firm in a technical role.

New York Charles 4. Lindbergh Senate Hugo L. Black Lindbergh Transcontinental Air Transport

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