Barter system feeds jobless man to aid 160000 in Los Angeles
A forgotten man sought pay in vegetables and fed himself and 40 000 households by barter. His idea sparked 83 organized cooperative units across Los Angeles County with roots in Tolyo Arizona and California. Similar exchanges spread to the West and beyond with 10900 participants in one independent group and branches in several states. Workers average two days of work weekly, paid in produce valued at about $120 000 weekly.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles County
Lem
Himeslf
West
Tha
Tolsho
Arizoie
Californis
California
Pacific Northwest
One-Set Plays at Green Gates Theater by Little Theater Workshop
Four one act plays for two-night run at Green Gates theater presented by San Antonio drama lovers. Directors include Josephine Niggil Robert Binney Berry Kroeger Judy Drought and performers Clara Mare Arrington Tom Johnson Bussane Taylor Ollie Brown Melvin Marshall Lucy Marshall Richardson Boby Cockburn Howard Bell Kroeger Ine Siay Roberts Polly Sheldon Marjerie Glaze Joe McShane Hubert Rosse Kay Crews Carlysle Maxwell Edwina Johnson Lucille Roberts Gerry Drought and AT Minor. Intermission music by G Morgan Wirsll string ensemble.
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Berry Kroeger
Lucy Marshall Richardson
Boby Cockburn
Howard Bell
Kroeger
Mrs. Merrit
Judy Drought
Ine Siay Roberts
Polly Sheldon
Marjerie Glaze
Joe McShane
Hubert Rosse
Kay Crews
Carlysle Maxwell
Edwina Johnson
Lucille Roberts
Gerry Drought
AT Minor
G. Morgan Wirsll String Ensemble
Opera Star Stricken Voiceless At Lyric
New York report says Metropolitan Opera soloist Luca Volpi collapsed before a curtain call during a Matinee. He received urgent medical aid and was transported for treatment while the performance continued with other cast members. His condition improved by daybreak.
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New York
Stetropolitan Opera
Maton
Giacoma
Des Grieux
Armando ‘Lokatyan
Printing Class to Prepare Vocational School Booklets
J C Loftin, principal, announced a printing project to produce booklets detailing vocational and technical courses. The pamphlets, prepared in dummy form, will be turned over to the printing class for setup and later mailed to individuals seeking information about the school.
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Vocational and Technical School
J. C. Loftin
Dead Week at San Antonio Junior College Exams Soon
Dead Week nears as San Antonio Junior College braces for final term exams. Students will study through the week, with exams starting January 20 and running five days. Registration for the ascend beng opens February 1 and 2.
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San Antonio Junior College
Mrs Alex Adams to Speak at Tri-Century Federated Club Meeting
Mrs Alex Adams of San Antonio will be a speaker at the Tri-Century Federated Club meeting in Gonzales on Friday. Bennie Campbell and other local members are arranging the event at the district home, with noted talks and plans announced for the evening.
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Gonzales Fionzaleb
Alex
Adams
San Antonio
Aken
Alan
Vitor
Highland Park
Lo Welch
Danné
Janior Cannell
Gladys Crassnack
Joinalee Arhelier
Marlon Braunlatch
Berniee Welninger
Ches
Nise
Bernlee’ Welninger
Wicker Street
Mra
Mr. Harris
Silber
Dave Plneys
Lockwood Park
Our Lady of the Lake College
D. K. Brace
Physical Éducation Department
Texas University
Dr. Brace
Rhs
City Lodge No. 5
Doneclond
le Josephine Street
Merry Maids
Tee Mr. and
Min
Youngs
Twe 1
Martie Milewell
Grand Chapter of
Texas, O. B
C. G. Tribble
Claverieal Street
Ferguson appeals court battle over road work injunction
In Austin on January 14 the Third Civil Appeals court heard arguments in a Ferguson administration suit to halt further road work. The appeal questions whether the state highway commission can anticipate probable revenues to award contracts. Judge Speer and Ike White argued for Ferguson, Attorney General Allred and Neal Powers for the state. former Rep Balkky Hardy attended.
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Austin
Ferguson Administration
State Highway Commission
Third Civil Appeals Court
Jamen EB. Ferguson
Ferguson
Ocle Speer
Ike D. White
Perguson
James V. Allred
Neal Powers
Balkky Hardy
Trotzky Rejects Stalin Decree Over Daughter's Death
Berlin report states Leon Treitzky, a former Bolshevik leader, claims Joseph Stalin bore responsibility for the death of Trotzky's daughter Zinai. In a message from exile on Prinkipa Island, Treitzky denounces Stalin's February 1982 citizenship decree affecting the Trotzky family, saying it shattered his daughter's heart.
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Berlin
Leon Treitzky
Bolshevist
Joseph Staliy
Trotzky
Zinaida
Prinkipa
Communist Party
Stalin
Power Production In New York Week Review
Power production figures released show weekly output for January 14 totaling 1,496,116,000 kilowatt hours, down from 1,400,039,000 the prior week and 1,602,482,000 one year earlier. The decline from the corresponding week of 1992 is 6 percent.
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New York
Prohibition and civic meetings fill San Antonio schedule
San Antonio events cover a Thursday meeting at Travis Fark church with devotions by Mrs Walter Anthony and reports by several women on liquor bills and the Eighteenth Amendment anniversary. Also scheduled are a Robert B Green PTA program on mental hygiene, a Cherry Orchard performance, and various club and dance events at local venues.
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San Antonio W. Co
T. A. Wi
Dueet
Travis Fark
Navarro Street
Walter Anthony
J Wilbert
W. H. Joyce
Mise M. Dillon
Austin
F. A. Hill
United Forces For Prohibition
J. ©. van Keuren
Dry Forces
San Antonin
Jesse Sewell
Congress
Rrr
de Rosette Thomas
San Antonio
Typlinten School
Robert 8. Green
Robert B. Green
Laura Steele
Unite On
Thomas
Reed
Seguin Kite Event and Funeral Notices
Funeral services for Martha Gaymaud Her, 76, were held here Sunday. A French activist explained how forces of alien influence may be controlled to protect mankind in remarks printed by the American Weekly. The report notes a light attributed to wills and mentions forthcoming events next Sunday.
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Seguin
Beguin
Say
Puneral
Martha Gaymaud
Her
Sundin
Altien
Siyaday
Scout Conference in Mineral Wells Gathers Southern Councils
Annual conference of lay leaders from Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma Boy Scout councils met in Mineral Wells with delegates from the region. Alamo Area representatives included W B Puttie president Walled Walthall vice president and finance chair William McIntosh scout commissioner Carl J Bryan local scout executive attended. Dr George J Fisher deputy chief scout executive of New York planned to present regional and national plans. E B Goodman spoke on a 10 year program to be reviewed. The meeting was supervised by James P Pitch regional executive and Charles Raiser of Fort Worth with display of council wheel tools and ideas for council groups.
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Mineral Wells
New York
Ebu Goodman
Janes P Piteh
Leon Execuive
Charles Raiser
Fort Worth
Clatrama
Taye
Connells
Ollie Couneils
Seguin Tax Rate Set At Eighty Cents Per Hundred
Seguin voters face an eighty cent tax rate per hundred dollars of valuation. The city reports no assessment for an anticipated fund this year as bank reserves cover needed expenditures after the local valuation changes.
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Seguin
Spguin
Jan
Gare
Stockdale P.T.A to Hear A. Man Address
Stockdale P.T.A will host a galin meditation program Thursday with speaker J. Loitin of San Antonio delivering the address. The event details outline a community focus led by local organizers and highlight turnout expectations.
Move Started to Save AR School
Washington D C Jan 11 A move to save Chanute Field school in Chanute Illinois from relocation to Dayton Ohio was launched in the House yesterday Representative Adkins of Illinois and other state representatives pressed for retention while the Army plan to move the school was doomed under military appropriations The Chanute field funds would be re appropriated for other purposes as the bill stood
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Washington,d. C
WSI
Chanute
Ranefoull
Dayton
Ohio
Adkine
Alinois
Imec
Lan
Chanula Field
Chanute Field
Demand C M T C Be Continued
Washington reports widespread demand to continue Citizens Military Training Camps as a haven for thousands of job seekers. Representative Barbour of California will seek a 4 million dollar amendment to the war department appropriation bill to fund the camp continuation. About thirty thousand Newboys could be encamped for 30 days this summer, he said.
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Washington, D.C
Barshour
California
Barbour
War Department
New Appointments At Texas Military Institute
Capt C L Wollenberg becomes public relations officer at Texas MI Wednesday. The announcement lists assignments of commissioned personnel including First Lieutenant Shope of Company A as publicity and intelligence officer. Second Lieutenant Robert Martin assigned to Company A. Ben Anderson named ordnance, Grand Lieutenant AL Nesse as supply officer. Supply Sergeant Foley Brodessidy promoted to ordnance officer.
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C. L. Wollenberg
Cikniges
Diohn
Mist
Robert Marti
Ben Anderson
Gerand
AL & Nesse
Foley Broseddisy
Vans
Heuleunot
Cadets Earn T M L Honor Roll At Texas Millery
An honor roll listing 14 cadets who achieved an average of 80 or above was announced on Wednesday at Texas Millery. Names include Bliss, Chaffe, Chuipman, Cortes, Danninister, Felenn, Hensley, Howell, Ochse, Oppeneheimer, Tyndall and others.
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Ainnoune
Texas Millery Fine
Dr .William
W. Bonfiat
Vnll
W. Bliss
A. C. T, Chaffe
J. W. Chuipman
Willian Hensley
B. Howell
Wow Ochse
F. Oppeneheimer
J. Tyndall
Congress Debates Bills Across Committees and Senate
Facts show multiple committees advancing farm and banking bills while veterans and bankruptcy measures move. Senate debates Philippine independence vote and impeachment resolution damages, with a 342 to 11 tally on Moorer. President urged enactment of tax law. House committees discuss five day week and six hour day.
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Sheppard Pills
Cricunture
Anint
House
War Department
Senate
Demaccatie Jeailres
Segoton
McFadden
Moorer
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