Candidates defend Quin support in Bexar race
Campaign discourse hot with accusations of backing by C K Quin as candidates defend lines on pension boosts and city affairs. Shook rebukes Nass amid claims of past office paydays. Matthews and Dever praise longtime ties while Uhr defends union card history. West counters sheriff shots claim.
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C. K. Quin
Bexar County
Criminal District
Joan R. Shook
Pine and
Lamar Streets
Harry Nass
Fie
House of Quin
Shook
Nass
Texas
Quinn
Charles J. Asatthews
County Court-at-Law No. 2
Sor
Pension Rally Debates Old Age Payouts in Bexar County
About 200 elderly residents gathered at 2800 South Flores to hear four of five Texas Old Age Compensation endorsed candidates from the strictly independ ent slate. Speakers included Daniel Webster Jos Burkett Herman Talbert and James Ball with remarks on full $200 monthly pensions, budget sources, and government critique.
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Texas
Texas Old Age Compensation Association
South Flores Street
Wil Wood
Bill Brogan
Crassescor
D. H. Stansell
B. F. Luther
Will Wood
Quin
Bexar County
the Trith
Brogan
Couty
Albert V. Huth
Huth
Linet
Hutts
T. H. Ridgway
Daniel ‘Webster
Jos Burkett
Herman
Lefty") Talbert
James O. Ball Webster
Arkansas
Burkett
Highway Fund
Tevesoue
Talberk
Meney
Third Army Begins Summer Maneuvers at Camp Bullis
The Third Army known as the Army of the South plans a major exercise starting July 31 at Camp Bullis near San Antonio. About 25,208 troops will participate, with 9,800 from the regular army, 15,481 National Guardsmen, and 1,022 organized reserves, demonstrating citizen soldiery.
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Third Army
Wll
Camp Bullis
San Antonio
Army of the South
George van Horn Moseley
de Soto National Forest
Mississippi
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Fort, Bills
el Paso
Port Huechuca
Arizona
Bee|ond
Frank W. Rowell
Texas National Guard
Claude V. Birkhead
Oklahoma Natonal Guard
Trdops
William 8. Key
Customs Agents Take Vacations Across North
Customs Agent H. Creighton left for a vacation near the Great Lakes and will return August 1. Postoffice Inspector Thomas Dawkins returned from trips to Chicago and New Orleans. Joseph Ball, head of the narcotic division, also came back from New Orleans.
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U.S
Creighton
Great Lakes
Thomas Dawkins
Chicago
New Orleans
Joseph Ball
Cochran Resigns San Antonio School Post
Cochran, born in Gonzales and educated at the University of Texas, rose from principal to state superintendent before guiding San Antonio schools from 1931. He cited no political motive for resigning though noting upheaval and board change. he urged the board to find a successor promptly.
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Goer Wis
Gonzales
University of Texas
Lockhart
del Rio
Mexia
Cochran
San Antonio
A. W. Hartley
J. E. King
Board of Education
Frost and Alamo Banks Named City Fiscal Agents
San Antonio will use Frost and Alamo National banks as fiscal agents for the 1938-33 budget. The city will deposit funds there and borrow from them, replacing East Texas Banking’s prior role with the National Bank of Commerce. A $25,000 payment on the Frost and Alamo note balance of $725,000 was made Wednesday as the new contract proceeds.
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San Antonio
Frost and Alamo Nat
Rescuer Saves Girl Thrice in Ohio River Rescue
In Huntington West Virginia on July 12 Dallas Shelton repeatedly jumped into the Ohio River to save Virginia Dudding a 19 year old. After a fourth attempt she was arrested last night on a charge of attempting suicide. She told Officer Lorne Lester of her woes and vowed to end her life if released. Shelton declined to discuss the cause and left for dry clothes.
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Huntington
W. Va
Dallas Shelton
Ohio River
Virginia Dudding
Poice
Lorne Lester
Shelton
Building Permits Show June Surge Across 315 Cities
Dun and Bradstreet reports June permits valued at $87.63 million across 315 cities, nearly matching 1937 totals and only 7 percent below January 1937. May's $77.9 million and year ago $34.75 million show a 43 percent month rise, amid a normal seasonal uptick and cited import by Utherhanke.
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New York
Juy
Dun and Bradstreet, Inc
Cotton Seed Trust Probe Sought by Congress Network
STAREVILLE Miss July 12 Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace received a request from Congressman Job Rankin to investigate the cotton seed trust and aid in forming cooperative oil mills to aid farmers. Rankin claims the cottonseed oil trust fixes prices and stifles competition costing Southern farmers hundreds of millions annually.
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Cotton Seed Trust
Stareville
Miss
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Job Rankin
Rankin
Eld
Farm Credit Administration
Americans Freed From Grounded Steamer Near Newark
About 1400 passengers, including men women and children, reached their homes after three hours aboard the expedition steamer Americans which was grounded on mud flats off Port Newark. Six tugs and the Newark fire boat towed and freed the vessel in City channel as searchlights shone from shore.
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Sint
Newark
City Channel
Port Newark
Allred Plans to Quit Governorship for Federal Judgeship
Governor James Y. Allred disclosed to INS that to avoid political entanglements he will remain governor until after the second primary on August 27 then resign to accept a federal judgeship. He indicated he will likely hand the office to Lt. Gov. Walter Woodul soon after the August primary, with Woodul completing the term ending January 17.
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Amarillo
INS
Cup
Gust
International
South Texas
Federal Judiciary District
Walter « Woodul
Wootul
Young Democrats greet Roosevelt at Texsa event
Twenty five Young Democrats of Texas greeted President Roosevelt in Wichita Falls yesterday. Led by Earle B. Mayfield Jr. of Tyler, chairman of the national executive committee, the group included officers and directors of the state unit and members such as Mrs Frances Haskell Edmondson of San Antonio, Roger Moore of Seguin, and Guy Tom Hagon of San Angelo.
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Wicmita Falls
Young Democrats of
Texsa
Roosevelt
Yeaterday
Earle B. Mayfield Jr
Tyler
Frances Haskell Edmondson
San Antonia
Roger Moore
Seguin
Guy Tom~ Hagon
San Angelo Lo
Odd Fellows Centenial Week Proclamation Issued
Governor James V. Allred's office issued a proclamation designating July 25 through 30 as Odd Fellows Centennial Week in Texas to mark the lodge's 100th anniversary.
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Odd Fellow Week
Tns
Odd Fellows
Fragmented plea hints at low spirits and odd remedies
garbled text references feeling low in spirits and suggests odd remedies like Launchy and Tron. mentions names such as Laroche and Catt-Bel but lacks clear facts, dates, or events. the passage reads as fractured, with no coherent narrative or reportable item.
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