Johnson Tells Ho He Oe About Richberg In NRA Controversy
Philadelphia January 22 67 General Hugh B Johnson recounts in the Saturday Evening Post his view of NRA head Richberg detailing why he chose him and how Labor Secretary Perkins urged him to stay on amid protests. He describes Richberg as a brilliant unknown and cites industry, press and political backlash as expected.
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Philadelpiia
Hugh
Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRA
Saturday Evening Post
Resenrch
NR4
Richberg
NIRA
Labor
Ferkins
Thor
Mr. Richberg
Madan
Perhaas
Emnersley
Verr
Farm Loan Groups Select Officers
Burnet and Marble Falls report National Farm Loan association meetings naming officers and directors. In Burnet J. H. Guthrie is president J. H. Everett vice president R. P. Johnson secretary treasurer and directors Dotson Corder L. Field and R. F. Bowden. In Marble Falls Leek is president J. B. Wenmons vice president E. Fowler secretary treasurer Lacy L. A. Fowler Wenmons J. G. Meager and A. D. Purks are directors.
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Marble Falls
National Ferm Loan Association
Leek
J.B. Wenmons
E. Fowler
Secreary
Tressurer
Lacy
L. A. Fowler
Wenmons
J. G. Meager
A. D. Purks
Brownsville Tourist Trade Rises Amid Record Clicks
Brownsville reports over 16 tourists registered at the chamber this month, signaling a record for monthly tourism during the Depression era in the Valley. Since October, tourist traffic has steadily increased. Jetty work at Port Isabel advances with rest rock due to drop this week as south jetty nears completion and north jetty nears final finishing.
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Brownsville
Texas
Browsville
Port Isabel
Bretos-Santiego Pass
Here
Young Vanderbilt Graduate Faces Appellate Appeal in Arkansas
Opponents of the plantation system rally to support Ward H. Rodgers a 24 year old Vanderbilt graduate and ex Boston university divinity student charged with appealing to the Southern Tenant Farmers Union to overthrow the government Rodgers was convicted by a magistrate court jury of violating the espionage act of 1919. He faces six months in jail and a 500 dollar fine as penalty.
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Mareen Tree
Ark
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Poinsett County
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Common Wealth College
Mena
Ward H. Rodgers
Vanderbilt
Boston University Divinity
Circuit Court
Bike State
Southern ‘Tenant Farmers Union
Rodgers
Boettigers Return to N Y Residence After Wedding
America's No 1 honeymooners Mrs and Airs John Boettiger returned to Manhattan today to settle into married life after a three day wedding drip They plan to take up permanent residence at a hotel in New York Mrs Boettiger is President Roosevelt's daughter The notice also promotes San Antonio real estate investment in days to come via classified ads Circalions 18 to 24.
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New York
Jas
America
Mrs and Airs
John Boettiger
Manhattan
Trey
San Antonio
Seaver Plan With San Antonio Water District Reaches Tentative Pact
City commissioners and the South San Antonio Water Improvement District reached a tentative agreement to connect sewer lines under construction with the San Antonio sewage disposal plant. The plan calls for sludge drying beds at the disposal plant and payment to the city of 20 dollars per 1,000,000 gallons of sewage disposed, with an estimated annual flow of 50 million gallons.
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South San Antonio
King Prajadhipok Abdication Nears
Abdication rumors intensify as King Prajadhipok threatens to sell Siamese possessions. He owns several plots and land whose annual income runs around 1.5 million dollars, a figure reflecting vast holdings in Siam.
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Siam
Prajadhi Pok
Prajadhipok
Smuggling Increase Told At Treasury Hearings
Washington January 22 Treasury officials told Congress that liquor smuggling had surged since March after repeal, linked with aliens narcotics and timber trafficking. Coast guard and customs officials estimated $50 to $60 million annual revenue loss and noted 15 to 20 vessels off the Carolinas and perhaps five in southern waters. To combat smuggling, appropriations for the coast guard were raised by 4.4 million for 1936. customs commissioner Moyle warned the grain and wool smuggling across the Canadian border remains a near superhuman task due to equipment and climate constraints.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Customs Bureau
Coast Guard
Treasury Department
Cora- Tiander S. W. Parker
Coast Board
Carolinas
Compittes
Roast Guard
James H. Moyle
Customs
Customs Service
Governor orders transfer of condemned prisoner to state prison
Governor James Y. Allred cleared the immediate transfer of Gerald Jobson, who was sentenced to death in McLennan county for robbery with firearms, revoking a prior conditional pardon. Waco officers said he attempted to escape and requested Huntsville custody. No clemencies were granted.
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Austin
James Y. Allred
Gerald Johson
McLennan County
Jobson
Waco
Huntsville
Allred
Japan and Soviet Rivalry Over Sinkiang Debated in Diet
Tokyo officials warned that Soviet economic and political penetration of Sinkiang threatens Eastern Asia. Foreign Minister Hirota told the Diet that China’s Communist retreat into Sichuan and Kirish provinces and possible Goelization of Sinkiang require vigilance. He also reiterated Japan’s push for a new naval path beyond the Washington Treaty.
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Tokio
Sinkiang
China
Japan
Rusela
Eastern
Asia
Koki Hirota
Diet
Kiangs
Sinchuan Jand Kwriehow
Hirota
Communist Party
Proration Order Restraint Sought by Citrus Shippers
Independent Valley citrus shippers plan to file a petition in federal district court this week seeking an injunction to stop the Texas Citrus Control Board from enforcing the proration order that took effect Monday. The move follows a meeting of independent shippers who say the order benefits cooperatives.
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Brownsville
Texas
Federal District Court
Independent Valley Citrus Shippers
Texas Citrus Control
Entertaining Rhythm Band Showcase at Queen Anne Kindergarten
The Rhythm Band from Queen Anne Kindergarten presents a 20 child program featuring young San Antonio students in a Kinder era. Karotkin Furniture Co will furnish the kitchen with a Norge electric refrigerator. Tech High School hostesses from The Red Jackets, and food product exhibits offer samples and free recipe booklets at the hall entrance.
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Queen Anne Kindergarten
San Antonio
Karotkin Furniture Company
Norge
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Farm Loan Groups Select Officers
Wieese GS
Syca
H. Miller Ainsworth
Department of Texas, American Legion
Capitol
James V. Allred
James Jr
David
Boettigers
Seaver
H and H Coffee
Ayman Coffee CO
Pen
Jane
the Light’s
Pioneer
Gueather
Lou
Ulus
St. Anthony Hotel
The
Red Jackets
Tech High School
Mildred Kitchen
Frome
W. H. Shelton
Jose, Op
Weischmann
XR Yeast
Kellogg's All Bran
Brown Cracker
Phillip
Imperial Sugar
Morton Salt
Richter
Sauibb’s Mineral Oil
Gebhardt Chili
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