Fuller Seen as Likeliest Civil Service Postmaster Hope
Local speculation centers on A. J. Fuller as the next San Antonio postmaster if Roosevelt enforces civil service for appointment. Fuller, a 40‑year civil service veteran and longtime assistant postmaster, faces competition from A. C. Td Douze while favoring Congressman Richard Eleberg’s circle. The broader shift risks 15,000 postmaster jobs and reshaping patronage across the nation.
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Civil Service
J. W. Fuller
San Antonio
Wake Slop
Washington
Puller
Richard Eleberg
Fuller
A. C. Toudouze
Jaca
Copesters
Toudouze
Deylight
Stare
James A. Farley
P. Co. Lucas
Lucas
Even John D Slow With Taxes North Tarrytown tale
North Tarrytown July 15. The town tax collector says Even Rockefeller has been hit by a low mood as a check for 10000 dollars is presented. The check is from John D Rockefeller and covers half the tax on the Rockefeller estate in Pocantlen hills. Rockefeller has long been the biggest taxpayer within the town.
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N. XY
Rockefeller
Asne
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantlen Hills
Young Voters League to Organize Meet at City Court
The Young Voters League, a group of residents yet to cast their first vote, schedules an organization meeting at City Court at Law No 2 on Tuesday at 8 p m. Maury Maverick, tax collector, to discuss current legislation trends. The league aims to foster informed balloting among about 4000 eligible voters in Bexar County ahead of the August 26 election.
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Young Voters League
Tou City Court
Law No. 2
Maury Maverick
Bexar
C.M.T.C. Students to Close Training With Mimic War
C M T C cadets at Camp Bullis begin final phase of 1932 training with field maneuvers forming a Blue force to simulate combat on the Leon Springs reservation. Cadets act as unit commanders while others fill staff roles under Second Division officers for two days. The camp closes Wednesday with an 8 30 p m review and honors ceremony followed by demobilization.
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Camp Bullis C.mt.c
Feld
Leon Springs
G.M.T.C
Telephone Service Decline Ends in Los Angeles April
For the first time in three years dis continuances of Bell system telephone service abated in April, says Harry Martyn, general manager. The month showed fewer phones in use than a year earlier, the first decrease since the depression began. Later June traffic surged slightly above 1933 levels, marking the first yearly rise since 1930.
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L.A
Martyn
Bell System
Harry Martyn
Dianager
Hot Wells League to Hold Meeting
The Hot Wells Improvement League calls a mass meeting at Stillwell's cafe 5704 South Presa Street at 8 15 p m. Citizens will discuss preliminary plans for a sanitary sewer project funded by a federal loan and potential improvement district formation per league secretary G M Filmore.
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Stillwell
South Presa Street
Mandar
G. M. Filmore
League
Dazed Boy Found Dragging Chain In Lansing
A 12-year-old boy named Harald Eskoyite was found wandering in a dazed state with a chain and padlock banging against him. He had escaped from a Lansing children's home where he was confined for punishment tied to singing away from home. Police are caring for him as investigations continue.
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Jor
Teving
Pervis
Harald Eskoyite
Hia Carrer
Auto crash victim in Big Spring faces critical prognosis
Little hope was held for the recovery of Miss Matte Lawson, 38, after a car crash Thursday in Big Spring. Doctors operated to remove a three inch by one inch piece of wood that pierced her skull, regained consciousness but remained in critical condition.
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Big Spring
Texas
Little
Matte Lawson
Church at Hondo Damaged by Fire
A fire damaged the First Baptist church in Hondo Texas this afternoon with an estimated loss of about 2000 dollars. The blaze damaged the church interior but the roof and ceiling were saved, and the cause remains unknown. Local fire crews fought the flames at the church on the dam.
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Hondo
Texas
First Baptist
Uvalde City Sets Tax Rate at $1.30
The Uvalde city council approved a tax rate of 1.30 per $100 of assessed value. Projection shows revenue of 28,151.75 from a total city valuation of 2,934,750. The note references local finances and potential further details.
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Din Ligne Castle
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