San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Holds Annual Meet
Nine hundred persons including 25 civic bodies attended the annual general meeting at the Plaza hotel. Dick O Terrell was installed as president with Fr H Ochs retiring. Dr King Vigson spoke for Southwestern University Georgetown and Rev Alfred Habe opened the program. Officers installed include Ochs first vice president, Jack White second vice president, B S Clegg treasurer, plus a slate of directors. Numerous local organization presidents were introduced. Army officers and past presidents attended.
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San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Alfred Habe
St. Mary's University
Charles A
Sunny
King Vigson
Southwestern University
Georgetown
W. W. Darkeen
Westmoorland University
Terrel
Ochs
Jack White
B. 8. Clegg
Robert D. Barclay
Gus G. Grier
Joe M. Frost
Porter Loring
Nat Goldsmith
Frank L. On
W. XK. Dici Fon
Paul McSween
O. L. Hecker
Co, W. Bryant
Advertising Club
Robert W. Green
Bar Association
W. H. Childlers
Southwest Texas Life Underwriters’ Association
Tom C. Taylor
Traffic Club
Army
Halsted Dorey
G. D Rockenbeck
C. R. Howland
Maj
C. M. Roberts
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Chamber
Albert Steves
L. J. Hart
Edwin Chamberlain
N. Hiring
Nat M. Washer
I. B. Gregg
Morris Stern
H. Haile
N. H
A. B Weakler
William L. Stiles
W. B Tuttle
Walter Walthall
Audit Report Highlights Warden Claims and Cash Pay
State Auditor Moore Lynn fields questions in the Etzle Game Commission audit. The Thursday public report cites a game warden from San Antonio asserting cash payments of about 85 dollars and a personal check for state expenses, with unclear accountability. The wording is fragmented. the exact details of the reimbursements and the personnel involved remain uncertain.
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Etzle Game Commission
Moore Lynn
Betwen
Rein Austin
Veeker
Ef Sen Antonio
Decker
Relief funds update at Pearsall as projects stall
The report notes ongoing delays in relief work at Pearsall with 500 relief jobs mentioned. Per John E. Field the Florida relief committee cannot continue certain payments. An RLF check for 8200 dollars was received earlier.
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Pearsall
John E. Field
Bandits Fail to Collect in McAllen Station Incident
A Jan. incident at a McAllen service station saw a masked man threaten to shoot staff. a back-room confrontation led to a shotgun being drawn and the assailant fleeing after a scuffle. In other news, a woman named Mrs Temner died, with details noting her age and relation to her daughter.
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McAllen
Sadler
Jan. An
Tren Vanthrut
Tor Pi Tire
Humphies
Humphy Tn
Congress activities and votes this week and Friday
Friday actions include Renate continuing debate on the Glass banking bill and committees weighing emergency farm and war department supply bills. The Judiciary panel studies bankruptcy measures while Ways and Means tackles tax issues, with a Friday vote on cloture and a Borah embargo resolution.
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Renate
Debair Con Glass
Agriculture
Hone
War Department
Judiciary Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Benare
Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt and Hoover Meet On Debt Crisis Talk
President-elect Roosevelt and Secretary of State discuss looming World War debt payments and intergovernmental debt problems with Stimson and advisors. Reports from European capitals warn the Geneva conference may be delayed if debts remain unresolved, with June 15 as a key looming date.
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Belgium
Poland
Jesser
United States
Britain
Roosevelt
White House
Red Room
Stimson
I Iu
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Borxen
Berir
Norman
Londra
Sone Garr
Nies
France Ready to Discuss Debt With United States
Paris officials said France is prepared to negotiate the debt owed the United States if President Hoover or the incoming Roosevelt administration raises the issue before March. A foreign office spokesman cited France’s internal financial problems but expressed willingness to discuss the debt amid intense press attention in Paris and Washington.
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Paris
France
le- Lay
United States
Hoover
Roosevelt
Foreign Office
Waleang
Hoover-Roosevo
Washington
Elosest Attenton
Britain May Re Open Debt Parleys Soon
Britain hints at resuming talks on debt revision before Roosevelt's inauguration if he cooperates. Whitehall officials see war debt talks as a main topic with Hoover-Roosevelt discussions looming. France is harshly attacked in the Senate by Senator Robinson over war debts and payments, urging enforcement against defaulting nations.
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London
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Whitehall
Hoover
Washington
D. C
France
Senate
Arthur Robinson
Republcan
Triuana
Robinson
Judiciary
Johnson Republican
California
Republic of France
America
Hina Goes Modern in Shanghai Reforms
Shanghai report notes a Chi trained in United States aims at reorganizing and pursuing changes as a new phase begins..
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Hina
Shanghal
Shanghai
Chi
United Srains Mas
Perce Cure
Native of Cuero Dies in California
Word of the death of Miss Laure Evabe of Los Angeles, former resident of this city and Cuero native, was received here Friday. She had lived in California about five years with her brother Howard Evans. The body will be taken to Cuero for funeral services Sunday afternoon.
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Laure
Evabe
Los Angeles
Cuero
California
Howard Evans
Plaintiffs Move to Replace Defendant in Sinclair Case
A group of oil and gasoline dealers in Gingin n at Ohio petitioned a federal court to substitute the Sinclair Refining Company for a defendant believed to be named by mistake in a suit alleging unfair competition against major gasoline producers.
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Cape
Ginginnatt
Ohio
Hine
Sinclair Refining Company
Yorktown Banke and grocer dies after car crash
Ford Kreage a Yorktown prominent banker and wholesale grocer died in the NX hospital Friday morning from injuries suffered in an automobile accident several days earlier. He had been moved to Yorktown but was returned here by ambulance when his condition worsened.
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Yorktown
Ford Kreage
Nx Hospital
Kreage
Immediate relief with Capudine for head pains and neuralgia
Immediate relief offered for aching heads and neuralgic pains using liquid Capudine. Ingredients dissolve ready so absorption is quick and relief is rapid. Sold in 10¢, 30¢, and 60¢ sizes.
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