Burton Pushes Purchase Plan as GOP Solon Backs Rollbacks
Washington July reports Senator Burton Republican proposed government purchase of food crops for resale as an alternative to subsidies. He argued it could keep prices from falling and contend the cost would be less than outright subsidies, while noting the plan might be timed to precede a broader bill this fall.
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Washington
Burton
Button
Leeabeldy Feline
Taft
Bulleh
Burglary Suspect Questioned After Office Window Breakin
A night watchman reports a burglar used ice tongs to break the front window of an office at 500 Carolina et. The thief attempted to pry open a box with the tongs and fled with $209.17. Police are questioning a suspect as investigators review the incident.
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Loneee House
Carolina Et
Polis Sday
Valle
Civilians to Get 338 Eggs for Year
War Food Administration announced increased egg production to meet military needs and reserve civilian supply. Civilians would receive about 38 eggs per person over the 12 month period starting July 1 1942, about 18 more than the previous calendar year average.
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Woornunsen
al- Nes
WFA
Catholic Seminar Opens in Los Angeles and San Antonio
A National Catholic Welfare Conference social action seminar for Spanish speaking Southwest participants runs four days starting Tuesday. Most Rev Robert E Lucey opens in San Antonio with talks on "Are We Good Neighbors?" Attendees include clergy and lay leaders from across the region, with early arrivals from multiple dioceses and Catholic agencies. The public is invited only to the opening session at the College of the Incarnate Word auditorium in San Antonio. other sessions are restricted to seminarians, educators, and officials.
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Southwest
Department of Social Action
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Robert E Lucey
San Antonio
Paul Ehlinger
John M. Hayes
Marlupo Garriga
Corpus Christi
James P. Davis
Bisbee, Ariz
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Mongaor
Francis J. Haas
School of Social Scienece
Catholic University of América
Roosevelt
Committee On Fair Employment Practices
Thomas J. O'Dwyer
Catholic Welfare Bureau
Los Angeles
Calif
James Dowling
Catholic Charities
Fresno
Charles Philipps
Srchdiocesan
Rural Life
Clif
John R. Mulroy
Denver
Colo
Max O. Rupp
Holy Rosary Church
St. Joseph
Joseph Cantavella
O.C.D
Oklahoma City
Obla
We Joseph Nunes
Our Lady of
Guacalupe Church
San Bernadino
Cai
Joaquin Ortega
School of Inter-American Affairs
University of New Mexico
Cleophas Calleras
Port of Immigration
el Paso
Stephen Beeneing
Los Angeles County
Placida Smith
Friendship House
Phoenix
Ariz
Ann Bracken
L. A. Wagner
Mexleyn
Norma Rankin
Austin
College of the Incarnate Word
S.r
Khaki Facts and Army Promotions Across Bases
A garbled list details soldiers promoted or serving at various posts, including Fort Sumvens Georgia Randolph Field LaPayette Mur phy Dowd Kalteyer Wood Peters and others. It mentions promotions to corporal master sergeant and second lieutenant, officers training at USC and Benning, bombardier wings, and assignments at Chanute Field Patterson Roswell and Camp Barkeley with multiple street addresses and names.
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Robert C. Hughey
Jeff Hughey
Fest Street
Fort, Sumvens
Randolph Field
Pics
LaPayette J. Murphy
Charles C. Dowd
McKinley Avenue
Donald P. Kalteyer
Arcadia Place
Cornelius Wood
Cedar Street
Robert U. Peters
Cloverleaf Drive
Ontario
Cab
Ployd Walker
Sud
Lucilly
Floyd Wandell Hieden
North Ping Street
South Plains Army Air Field
Lubbock
Earle T. Showalter
Harriman Place
Patterson
Chanute Field
Herbert F. Muenchow
Burleson Street
Marines
University of Southern California
William A. Goldsberry
Fort Sin Houston
Willam MM. Goldsberry
Headquarters
Antilles Air Command
Fort Benning
Urey W. Mctaskill
Lihe Ordnance School
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Erwinaq
Mulberry Averitie
Secondieutenant
Roswell
N. M
Anny Air Field
Milton Helmer
A. Andt M. College
Trent
Auban W. Brungemann
Kentucky Avenue
Camp Barkeley
Nosmaye Ordinance Depot
Mexican Archbishop Calls Religion Unpersecuted in Mexico
In an exclusive Hearst interview, Archbishop Luis Maria Martinez of Mexico City declares there is no religious persecution today and predicts no recurrence. He credits President Avila Camacho and church leaders for improved church-state relations, while praising Mexico’s enduring spiritual drive and patriotic traditions.
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Martinez Describ
Mexico
Hin
Avila Cochacha
Agu Creyente
Martinez
Jose Rodriguez
Mexico City
Republic
Jong Lhe
Owau- Saveriy
New World
Mustrious
Rome
Hollywood
Hearst
Luis Maria Mertines
Molinos de Caballeros
Mich
Ipacun
Tse City
Arn Te Martinez
Phe
Incre
Ehurch
Goverment
Avia Camacho
Archblehop Martinez
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Rglar
Joan
Paul Ehlingeer Fresides
John M. Nayes
Social Action
Pepel
Dianechausind
Comualape
Lauredumsery SF
San Californie
Mary
Southwestern Bell Tecefhone Companys
Catholic Seminar
L.A
Creatis
Srowhite Enamel
Sere
Campliania
Gevermatnt
Regulajlena
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