Navy Bill Sent to House Amid Debate on Roe and Treaties
Washington D C January 22 Vision of a stronger America accompanied the day as a $285 000 000 naval bill moved to passage in the house where support appeared assured. Senate fears were voiced by TomMoen and Adoo before a key committee as testimony continued. Roosevelt indicated the St Lawrence waterway treaty would be shelved this session in favor of concentrating on a broad naval program and foreign policy moves. The farm mortgage bond guarantee bill and Vinson counter measures also drew attention as lawmakers prepared to act on building up treaty limits and appropriations to launch three new six inch gun cruisers.
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Washington, D.C
Mual
House
Senate Banking Committee
Tomomats Glass
Adoo
Warren
Gornel
Moen
Pittmen
Life Serie Fereign
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence
John H. Fahey
Rome Owners Loan Corporation
Congress
Astal
Luis
Police to Test Two-Way Radios in San Antonio Cars
A radio system plan for the San Antonio police begins Tuesday or Wednesday with experiments in self loading receiv ing acts and direct links between headquarters and patrol cars. Chief operator E G Con says permission from the orders radio compusion enables the test run by Walter Fhie and Victor Gallagher as assistant operators. In coastal New London a separate item notes Albert Ulric Bucpresan, a Providence native, killed in a wreck linked to Lord Duncannon’s auto near Huntingdon shire.
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San Antonio
Patrélben
Walter Fhie
Victor Gallagher
London
Albert Ulric Bucpresan
Lord Duncannon
Huntingdonshir
Providence
Lord Duncannin
Earl Bessher- Curd
Canada
Roosevelt Discusses NRA Small Business Protection Plan
President Roosevelt met with Gen. Hugh S. Johnson to discuss safeguarding small enterprises under the NRA and the potential need for amendments. Johnson said he would prefer solving the problem without more legislation and urged testing the law in practice. He supported the Roosevelt order to empower the federal trade commission and justice department to handle NRA complaints.
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Washington, D
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Dohneon Sait
Td Uke
Johnson
White House
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Weather notes and forecasts across multiple stations
A fragmented weather summary lists temperatures and conditions for various locations, including wind shifts, rain chances, and tidal notes. It references specific cities and regions, with mixed forecasts and occasional indicators of clear or cloudy skies across the nation.
Junior Chamber to Honor Bonham at Gunter Hotel Dinner
The San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce will host a general dinner at the Gunter Hotel at 6 15 p.m. Monday. Relief Administrator Guy Bonisi will be presented the United States Junior Chamber distinguished service medal. Theo Wells will chair a musical program.
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San Antonio
Negro Mail Handler Arrested on Theft Charge
McVea, a Black mail handler for Southern Pacific, detained in county jail on $2000 bond after arraignment before U S Commissioner Paul A. Larcharl on charges of faring a key and stealing porkage from a mail sack. He pleaded guilty.
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McVea
Faish
U. S
Paul A. Larcharl
Navy to Cut Costs and Tackle London Treaty Limits
Washington January 22 United States Navy planners outline progress toward treaty limits under the London agreement. The House appropriations committee reports a 284,747,000 dollar naval supply bill with 2,800 enlisteds and 1,000 marines, asserting future costs to meet treaty requirements will rise.
Dalrymple Prefers Tax Cuts to Halt Bootleggers
Maj. A. V. Dalrymple, former U S prohibition administrator and now assistant attorney general, said repeal of the Klauteenly amendment will not eradicate bootlegging until domestic liquor taxes are drastically cut. He warned people will still patronize bootleggers selling quar at much lower prices. Dalrymple toured San Antonio with Dr. Joseph Mayer and Mayor Quin, discussing radio station licenses and touring Texas by plane to promote licensing compliance.
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Maj. A. V. Dalrympre
United States Prohibition
U. S
Washington
San Antonio
Major Dalrymple
K. Quin
Joseph Mayor
Texas
Mayer
American Association of University Professors
Library of Congress
Austin
San Antonin
Texas Predatory Animal Control Drives Large South Texas Traps
In December 1941 a group of eight men under G A Landon captured 192 coyotes 3 bobcats and 1 red wolf bringing total predatory animal catches by the Texas Predatory Animal Control to 185 including 1641 enemies slain. Notable trappers included W Hall Parker Dimmit County and H B Baker Webb County with multiple bobcats and coyotes. Other workers listed include Pat Foater Pecos County Lon Tomlinton Maverick County and Joan Ligon Upton County among others.
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Texas
Texas Predatory Animal Control Gasocration
G. A. Landon
Berar County
W. &. Hall
Aaron Brelly
Webb County
Totel Cateh
Parker
Dimmit County
Cateh
South Texas
H. B. Baker
Lon Tomlinton
Maverick County
Pat Foater
Pecos County
L. I. Simms
Charlie Stone
George Banders
Tom Fowler
Fisher County
Roberts
C. Middleton
Haskell County
Joan Ligon
Upton County
Bexar County Considers Public Building Paint Project
Bexar county commissioners consider applying for CWA funds to paint public buildings. Proposals total 3600 for materials to paint jail and courthouse interiors. Robert B Green requests 1200 for hospital and detention areas. engineer W J Goodman estimates project cost at 15000.
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Bexar
Bexar County
CWA
Mongay
Robert B. Green
W. 3. Goodman
Police Use Targeted Training Boosts Hutongen Police Accuracy
A year of systematic practice lifted Hutongen Kansas police accuracy from 1 percent to 80 percent, reflecting a major improvement in firearms handling and marksmanship across the force. The shift follows intensive drills and standardized shooting routines adopted citywide.
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Hutoningen
Kan
Governor Grants Conditional Pardon to Murdoch in 1933 Case
A man named Mal Raymond Murdoch of Cujeba was pardoned conditionally by Governor Miriam A. Ferguson after a March 1933 two year sentence for burglary with intent to commit theft and theft over 50 dollars. He had been indicted by the Ninety-fourth District court grand jury in connection with the December 14, 1931 burglary of a state operated by Max Rosenman at 73 West Commerce Street.
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Mal Raymond Murdoch
Cujeba
Miriam A. Ferguson
Austin
Murdoch
Ninety-fourth District Court
Max Rosenman
West
Commerce Street
Baltimore financer to aid 50002 Maryland children
Raymond A. Linsky, a Baltimore financier, prepares to provide shoes and takkings for 50,002 underprivileged Maryland children to advance philanthropic work.
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Baltimore
Jun
Issle Fear
Raymond A. Linsky
Maryland
Unis
Commandant selection for RB O battalion delayed
The selection of a commandant for the RB O battalion may be delayed until the next regular meeting of the board of education on February 6. Claude Graves Ondet, major and previously in charge, remains temporarily in charge until a commander is chosen. F.D. R’s James Roosevelt event noted in New York on January 23 mentions his mother speaking at an Insurance men's birthday dinner on January 30.
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RB. O
Thomas Jefferson Suntaraclinel
Board of
Educatir
R.S. Menefee
Claude Graves Ondet Dajor
F.D. R
New York
James Roosevelt
New York Insurance Men
Narita Neuritis Pain Relief Promises Instant Backed Refund
An advertisement touts Narita as a quick remedy for neuralgia neuritis and rheumatic pains. It claims instant relief, nationwide availability through drug stores, and a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied. The copy urges readers to ask their druggist for Narita and notes a trial guarantee.
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Aullerera
Nuri
Nurito
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