Stockmen map 1982 policy at closing convention
About 1100 livestock men attend the convention to reject the threetiar plan and set policy for 1982. Resolutions urge tariffs on oleomargarine and animal fats, support a CFDC loan program of 250 million, oppose Forts on the Texas border, and back stabilization of debentures. Orden, Utah-born, is elected president succeeding Boice of Phoenix with Boice named honorary VP.
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The
Americas National Livestock Association
Ston
Unitedates
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Entures
Federal Intermeciats Credit Banks
Federal Farm Board
Sovd Bank i
Houston
D. A. Boreell
Fort Clark
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Neuritis Relief
An ad touts Emerald Oil as a non greasy remedy for neuritis, claiming it penetrates tissue with warmth to relieve pain instantly. It emphasizes that pores stay open and the skin remains clean without staining, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Public Debate and History Notes From San Antonio Era
Frederick C. Chabot discusses the Official Handbook of Spanish Governors and San Antonio’s founding, citing Aguayo’s role and historical illustrations. Letters from W or W. O. Muir touch on local politics, the poll tax debate, and Garner’s presidential bid amid poverty and prohibition topics.
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Ealtor
Latuen
Spain
Canary Island
Rmilias
Texas
San Miguel du ‘Aguayo
Villa of Sin Feenands
Aguayo
de Aguaya
China
San Antonio
Military Plaza
Oro
Witte
Castaneda
Military Training Defended and Tourism Gripes Echo Editorials
A reader letter questions claims that military drill causes crime and defends cadet training, arguing it builds strength and discipline. Another letter thanks Clough’s efforts to clean up San Antonio’s tourist district, noting late night whiskey parties spoil visits and harm the city’s appeal.
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Attorney of Clough
Tks
Goda
San Antonio
Thrift Credited for Riches in Open Forum
In the Open Forum from January 27 a Progressive critic argues political parties bear blame for national wealth concentrating in the hands of 5 percent. The piece contends the wealth did not stem from inheritance but from other causes.
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Alwasg
Envi
Ploy
Lite
Antid
William
Muir
Edita
Open Forum
R.O.T.C. Attack Reply to the Editor
A letter to the editor defends the ROTC against a writer’s critique of youth crime in San Antonio. It argues the piece mischaracterizes ROTC members and suggests the writer should refrain from unsafe remarks about rifle practice and sabers, urging defense of the nation.
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R.O.T.C
San Antonio
ROG
TG. 1
Oink
Claude Gray
Urges Tax on Lien Holders To the Editor
A letter writer argues that home buyers who pay down only part of a house should be taxed only on the portion they own and that loan companies should pay tax on their share. The writer calls for a tax reform to aid homeowners and critiques Hoover's ownership plan.
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Hoover
Main School Plans Proceeds Despite Protests
The board of education remains committed to the vocational development program on Main Avenue with a $145,000 project and a new unit designed by a local architecture firm. A February bid reception was planned for the project with ongoing debate on site use and drainage costs of about $146,000. Local figures KE Altgelt and P L Anderson led the committee opposing the full placement of a school on the site.
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I Committee
Board of Education
Prograny
Ont Mai Avenue
Roger Stokes
Mary Wing Nabbie
Stella Steves Walker
Banda of Architects
Bebriary
Priday
KE. J. Altgelt
Ian
PL. Anderson
King
W. R. Williams
D. Gilmore
Mre. Hing
Gilmore
J. T. Haile Jr
Manulneducers! Association
Hoover Urged to Ask Jobless Prayer
In a telegram sent Friday, the Baptist Tabernacle congregation on Texas avenue and Fredericksburg front urged Christian Americans to pray for the unemployed. An all night prayer service was held Thursday night at the tabernacle conducted by Evangelist Joe Jeffers of Jonesboro Arkansas, who will lead a revival next week.
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Vroswenr Jipeser
Wriday
Sonora to Stage Fat Stock Show February
Sonora will hold a fat stock show on its own February event, with calves fed by Sonora selected for display at San Angelo and Fort Worth. The show precedes the San Aurelive stock show opening the following Monday, and the Saturday before.
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Sonora
San Angelo
Fort Worth
Pneumonia Fatal to William Hodge
William Hodge a playwright died at his Round Hill Road home from pneumonia. The obituary notes his stature in local theater and states he passed away early today.
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William Hodge
Resenwigh
Emon
Lyl
Liam ‘Hodge
Celar
Round Hill Road
Winter Grips Midwest as Entry of Cold Arrives
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a brutal Midwest freeze sweeping from the Dakotas to Illinois, with subzero readings in Nebraska and North Dakota towns like Aberdeen and Grand Forks. The piece notes temperatures near 20 degrees below zero and mentions Franans Gits Maine as an odd detail in the garbled text.
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Guigago
Ayana
Loska Peninsula
Llinois
Minarseth
Iowa
Nebraska
Tly Dakotne
Aberdeen
Grand Forks
Franans Gits
Letry
Judge Optimistic Over Gase Appeal In Traffic Case
Frank Flowers of 022 War oly avenue was fined in Corporation Court after a 1200 block West Point street incident involving a vehicle striking a telephone pole. Judge Ay To advised Flowers during a notice of appeal that fines are not borne to County Court and that appeals do not erase payment obligations.
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Frank Flowers
War Oly Avenue
Corporation Court
Matic
Flowers Bred
West Point Street
Flowers
Crecelius Assigns to California Post Flood Control Work
Crecelius, longtime head of flood control for the lower Rio Grande under the American section of the international commission, is reassigned to California to oversee similar efforts on the upper reaches of the Tin Juana Rio Grande Tin Joana and Colorado rivers within the commission scope.
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San
UT president to address Victoria graduates in May
Dr. no Deueilict, president of the University of Texas, will deliver the commencement address to the grammar and Victoria Junior College graduates on May 27. There are 140 graduates in the senior class and 9 in the junior college.
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Ictorta
No Deueilict
University of Texas
Victoria High School
Victoria Junnior College
Legal suits reveal open court venue details and claims
Disjointed court notes describe a suit involving Thomson to the government, land sale proceeds, and liens. The City Central book seeks closure of a wet condition on a site via a Stile Banking Commissioner order after first lien payout. Wheeler Girl Co and other claimants hold deeds of trust and a $40,000 loan, with a Durger report to be read in open court.
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Feneral
Thomson
SUI
City-Central Book
Stile Banking
Annies Sharr
Elaine
Wheeler Girl Company
T. H. Durger
Britain Seeks Missing Submarine M-2 Run Down
British search efforts for the missing submarine M-2 continued today as officials confirmed the submarine’s loss and suggested it could have been submerged since a practice dive. The admiralty reported the vessel sank after a trial dive, with no survivors possible.
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Portland
Verselshire
Ita
Admiralty
Stolen Cigarettes and Candy Reported in City
A series of thefts were reported including a large quantity of cigarettes and mint candy stolen from Whigges at St Toseah's hall near West Commerce Street. Plumbing fixtures were stolen from a truck on West Travis Street. A theft of an ear from the corner of Josephine and Lt Mars's area was also reported.
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St Toseah's Hall
Commerce Street
West Travis Street
A.J. Movie Company
Josephine
Mars
C. O. Clark
Fort San_Hausto
Kentucky Flood Claims Several Lives and Damages
The Kentucky flood from days of heavy rain swelled rivers and creeks causing deaths and widespread destruction. Wilbur Clark, 17, drowned in Straight Creek while homes and telegraph lines reported outages and property losses mounted across the region.
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Kentuc
Eereka
Wilbur Clark
Straight Creek
Enitin Nisl
Byrd Plans Flagship Antarctic Base Closer to Pole
Commander Richard E. Byrd pursues an Antarctic expedition to extend plans for a permanent base about 300 miles nearer the South Pole. The base would serve as a stopping point for future polar explorers and scientific work.
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Byrd
Titiseuhgh
Hichard BE. Byrd
Be Sa
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