Money and constitutional power on money value debated
A New York University reader argues against Father Coughlin's claim that Congress can coin and regulate money’s value. The letter clarifies that only metal money is within federal power, while bank deposits and checks derive value from money and cannot be regulated to fix overall currency value. It stresses that government should not be sole money lender and notes private ownership dominates money supply.
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New York University
New York
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Senate
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Fentiman Elected President Of Alzafar Patrol
Fred J. Fentiman was elected president of the Alzafar Patrol of Alzafar Shrine at a Wednesday meeting. Other officers named include Wallace Turbovills as vice president George Vernon as secretary and treasurer W Wallace as captain Ames T. Avin first lieutenant and Prestarn as second in command.
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Alzafar Patrol
Fred J. Fentiman
Alzafar
Alzafar Shrine
Wallace Turbovills
George Vernon
Treasuser
W. 2. Whilace
Community Club Calendar Faces Busy Week in San Antonio
A dense club calendar lists events across San Antonio including Degress of Honor society and Hebrew Institute gatherings, Shakespearian reading at Miss Baskin's Baltimore Avenue venue, St Ann’s Mothers club bongo party, and multiple meetings at Central Catholic High School Milam cafeteria and Alamo City lodge. Other groups host lectures, garden and parlor events, and youth activities at churches, schools, and city halls with reservations and hostesses named.
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Hugh H. Roberteon
Mad Gap
Merry
Milam
C. ©. Uhlas
Pernassus Delphian
Public Service
Robert B. Green
Alamo City Lodge
Attacked at G. OLP Meet in Chicago Jan 15
Chicago report on R X Desvernine of the American liberty league denouncing the new deaf administration as intolerant of criticism and claiming the sacred principle of democratic government is denied by using office to inflame class conflict. He faulted Roosevelt for constitutional violations and questioned relief measures in a crisis.
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Chicago
R. X. Desvernine
Robertyeague
Republican Club
Desvesning
Roosevelt
United States
Resettlement Plan Expands Regions Across Five States
Lincoln Neb January 1 9 Establishment of two new resettlement administration regions including parts of Kansas Oklahoma Texas Colorado and New Mexico. Headquarters planned at Amarillo under R A Hunter jointly in the regional office at Berkeley California. Officials say move responds to demand for a program addressing dust storms. About 85 counties in the five states will form the region.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Iwas
al Amarillo
Linn
R. A. Hunter
Berkeley
Calif
Element Gene Supply Destroyed by Accident
A researcher Dr Aristid Fon Grose accidentally destroyed the last known sample of the second heaviest element, phatovetinium, leaving only a milligrant of the substance in existence. The incident occurred in Chicago.
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Van
Texas Oil Concern Announces Pay Hike at Texas City Plant
Pan-American Oil refinery workers at Texas City will receive wage increases from 2 to 12 percent for all hourly paid employees. The announcement, made Thursday, covers over 400 workers amid a regional cost of living upturn.
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Senta
Royal Neighbors of America
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Galveston
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Texas City
Washington Side-Show Gop 't 1929 and TVA echoes
A chaotic Washington briefing reviews Roosevelt era policy trials amid AAA debates and tax theory on pass-through costs. It notes processors facing tax shifts and consumer impact, plus public fallout over Shouse and tariff critiques. A separate GOP publicity flap targets Democratic leaders and the fiscal glare around New Deal programs.
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Banks Seek Better Times for San Antonio in 1996
Bank executives in San Antonio report improved deposits and rising profits as 1996 arrives. Walter P. Napier of Alamo National notes deposits up to 1,187,041.84 with record profits and an optimistic outlook while noting higher cattle and livestock prices supporting credit demand. The piece lists bank officers and boards across several institutions, reflecting a wave of promotions and leadership changes as the local banking scene strengthens.
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Alamo National Bank
Napier
Nepler
Ree
Masa
S. Searcy
Edwin M. Jones
Lette W. Gosling
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Joy H. Frost
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Oke Charles
L. A Schretner
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Mull
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Purse Snatcher Robs Pair on Elm Street
Report describes a purse snatching incident near 422 Elm Street where a woman lost 240 dollars, with details of a second robbery nearby. Police were investigating as residents identified suspects and noted another incident on Negalitas Street involving a watch theft. Local names include J B Good and Ella Fichman.
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Art Doanaree
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J. B Good
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