Campaign to fight school tax faces board clashes
The Property Owners' Defense League prepared a campaign against a 25 cent school tax rate and 650000 bond issue. A board recording motion backing the proposition failed, with intra board tensions and allegations of mismanagement surfacing as teachers and administrators push for the election. A vote foreshadowed by renewed debate was restrained by absences and procedural disputes, amid claims of political motives by board members.
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Property Owners’ Defense League
Ihey
Old Commonwealth Bank
Broadway
Roustol Street
Lieperson
Full Younghirod
Youngblood
Hogan
Roger Stokes
L. Hogan
Mrg. FH
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Hays
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Youngblodt
Passenge
Mary King Rouble
Mrs. Wyneken
Mra BR. Lewis
Blakes
Moti
Mra
Lewis
Teversal
Stokey
Ty P. Hollera
Mobie Ney
Charlies Dickson
Oe 1
Woard
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Teachfe
Youngbiscd
Tee
Weeling
Hogan Srose
J C. Cochran
Tal
Marek L
Hegan
Dace San Antone
Wiereby
Vidlen
Bread and Butter Politics Drive Roosevelts Advisers
In a snapshot of Washington politics, labor and business clash over New Deal policy as John Lewis and Morgan partners push for action. The piece notes advisers pressed Roosevelt to address holding companies, the stock market shows minor gains amid readjustments, and labor costs hinder early economic revival. It highlights internal White House dynamics, Farley’s gubernatorial jokes, and party splits over amendments and appropriations.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
AU Vents
Tetello
Washington
Smarb Scudhpaws
Laboviles
Roosevelt
Politcians
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C,io
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LaGuardia
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Berle
Tugwell
George Harrison
Hiebie
White House
Financial Mart
Lewis
Two Vessels Beat Storm Near Atlantic Passage
The British freighter Cragneal, 1333 tons with 95 crew, battled an Atlantic gale. A gash ripped hull and water in the engine room, then cleared. The tanker Wor Endahny, disabled tanker, was aided by destroyer Wolverine toward Plymouth after a 100 mile per hour wave swept away lifeboats and gear.
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London
Tan
Wee
Galveston
Rolterdars
Netherlands
Wolverine
Weather Forecast Summary and Local Incident Report
At 7 am January 4 a total rainfall deficit reached 90 inches for the month, with a total rainfall of 70 inches noted. A cemetery incident in Chicago involved Sohanneh Lautemki and his two daughters Ruth and Doriene attempting to visit a relative, finding gates locked, requiring cemetery keeper assistance. A tourist weather table lists highs and lows for many U.S. cities with conditions ranging from clear to cloudy and occasional rain, including Texas Alpine to New York City with varying forecasts.
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Slayings in Henderson as Youth Confesses
Police Chief John Langston announced that Clarence Fairbanks of Baltimore confessed to killing Steve Good, 40, of Austin, and wounding Mrs. Good after a Sunday night argument over a circus bird. Fairbanks, 20, worked for the truck trailer home crew and led officers to the scene.
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Langston
Clarence Fairbanka
Baitimore
Steve Good
Austin
Goon
Investigaton
Fairbanks
Good
Migston
Paibanka Ay Tayng
Democrat Again Has Reins of New Jersey
In Trenton on May 18 a homecoming marked the inauguration of A Harry Moore for a third term as New Jersey governor. The oath followed a brief ceremony at the Memorial Building with a lean official parade, and the modest budget of about $2500 for noon ceremonies reflected a restrained pageantry.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
A. Harry Moore
Capitol
Harold G. Hoffman
Moore
State House
Memorial Building
Frank Hague
Max T Leyendecker Receives Second Lieutenant Appointment
Max Thomas Leyendecker of 404 Zim- Hurst Avenue is named an second lieutenant in the cavalry. The appointment follows a command notice from the Eighth Corps area headquarters, with Pat C. Dron of Rendorp reporting the promotion and reserve status in the field unit.
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Max T. Leyendecker
Max Thomas Leyendeck
Zim- Hurst Avenue
Leen
Pat C. Dron
Rendorps
Judges Wines Will Be Feted By County Officials
Wives of county judges and commissioners join in a South Texas district meeting event with a Friday luncheon at the Guster hotel and a Saturday morning tour of historic sites. Committee in charge includes Mrs Dybert Schweppe Mrs P H Midlinax Mrs R W Stappenback and Mrs Alex Adams. A. J. Wirks of Austin former state senator will speak in place of Lt Gov Walter Woodul who cannot attend.
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South Texas
County Judges and Commissioner Association
Dybert Schweppe
P. H. Midlinax
R. W. Stappenback
Alex Adams
Guster
Egbert Schwoeppe
A. J. Wirks
Austin
Bubel
Walter Woodul
Kidney Misconceptions And Remedies Promoted In Ad
An old style health ad warns of kidney issues from improper function and lists symptoms such as backache fatigue and swelling. It touts a product claiming to support kidney health and urges readers to consult a pharmacist for Dean’s Pills as a solution.
Father and Son Die in Vig Tim of Chair Robbery
In Boston on a Sunday morning a dramatic execution tale unfolds as Frank and Anthony DiStaslis die in the electric chair for the murder of Daniel Growley. The scene includes the priest Rev Ralph W. Farrell, with last words and prayers shaping a grim end in the chamber. Father and son exchange final goodbyes as the priests leads prayers for mercy.
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Wills
Frank
Anthony di Stasls
Gon
Phair & State
Prigon
Tored
Daniel Growley
Times Massachusetts
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