Hoover Asked for Jobless Conference
Boston July 21 President Hoover has been asked to consider calling a national conference to organize a plan for unemployment relief through a flexible work day. A New Hampshire Massachusetts session called by relief committees discussed re employment and job sharing as essential to curb rising unemployment amid slowing business activity.
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Boston
Hoover
Frelders
New Hampshire Unemployment Relief Committee
Massachusetts Commission On the
New Hampshire
New England
New oil field opens near Tuleta in Beeville area
Beeville Texas July 21 a new Yee county oil field opened one mile east of Tuleta as Nichols No 1 Harris well came in with an estimated 500 barrels per day of high gravity oil. Flow was gauged on a quarter inch choke and production was rising. The well depth is 4008 feet and oil men call it a major South Texas development.
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New Bee County
Beeville
Texas
Yee County
Tuleta
Harris
Oil Amen
South Texas
Arkansan Shot in Church Quarrel
James F. Young Jr. editor of the Craighead County Journal was shot in Arkansan church quarrel tied to local disputes. Walter Montegue, 40, admitted firing the shot and was arrested. Young suffered a nonfatal arm wound and was reported not in critical condition.
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Joneshoro
Ark
James F. Young Jr
Craighead County
Speaker denounces taxation on autos in Colorado Springs
W H Boyd Jr of New York executive vice president of the American Petroleum Institute told a session here that pyramiding taxes on motor vehicle operators is killing the auto industry. He said vehicle operators pay 10 percent of the tax bill raised by all governmental agencies, equaling an annual impost of 1812 percent of total taxable vehicle valuation.
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Colorado Springe
Cols
Bond Set in Dye Throwing Case At Local Court
Mary Applewhite of 111 Balado street was charged with throwing dye on Emma McIntyre of 111 Sa lado street in a complaint before Justice of the Peace John Shook. The victim is hospitalized at Robert B. Green. Bond was set at 900 dollars. Anderson of the Thirty seventh District Court reduced bonds by 500 at a habeas corpus hearing. Applewhite had not posted 600 dollars.
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Lye
Mary Applewhite
Balado Street
Emma McIntyre
Salado Street
Court of Justice of the Peace
John Shook
Robert B. Green Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Juder W. S. Anderson
Thirtyseventh District Court
Nono
First 1982 Cotton Ginned in Bexar County
Bexar county reports its first bale of cotton for 1982 premium price about 0.5 cents over market. The 590 pound bale was grown by Francisco Longoria on Carl Gayle’s Palo Alto road farm, about 15 miles from San Antonio, and Gins Fest on Nogulitos Street processed it.
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Bexar County
Karbach, Blebers and Company
Francisco Longoria
Carl Gayle
San Antonio
Palo Alto
Nogulitos, Street
U. 8 Opens Drive Against Aliens
DETROIT July 2 Agents of the department of labor today began an extended drive on aliens and persons who are in this country legally arresting several and preparing for their removal of 425 more by tomorrow night. Agents said they believed Dear Worn suburb to be the center of a powerful alien smuggling ring with agents in other countries.
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Detrom
Department of Labor
Dear Worn
Paralysis Danger for Children Declared Passed in San Antonio
San Antonio city health officer Dr. W A King said there has been no new infantile paralysis case for about 16 days and advised parents to relax vigilance allowing children back to moving picture theatres schools churches beaches and pools. He will issue another warning if cases recur.
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San Antonio
W. A. King
Oklahoman Found Dead on Tracks
BRITTON Okla July 21 Believed by police to have been attacked and left on railroad tracks J W Quick 0 employed by an ice cream company found dead today after an all night search The body had been struck by a train Officers pursue theory Quick was abducted after driving his car into his garage last night
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Britton
Okla
J. W. Quick
Quick
Garbo Heads East for European Vacation Disguised
Greta Garbo, film star, boarded the Santa Fe Chief at midnight in San Bernardino under a fictitious name for a New York steamship escape to Europe. An intimate friend hinted at the plan today.
Highway audit finds no shortages in state dept
A preliminary audit of the Texas State Highway Department covering the last two fiscal years shows no shortages by officials or employees. It notes an overcharge of about $20,000 for gravel in Trinity County and $11,714 due the state from a county tax collector on motor vehicle fees. Minor payroll irregularities involving under $301 were found and corrected. Treasury receipts for July 19 totaled $9,727,230.02 with expenditures of $11,138,599.64 and a balance of $211,396,110.47.
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Austin
State Highway Department
W. R. Ely
Highway Commission
Moore Lynn
Trintity County
Lyn
Treasury
Washington, D.C
Jay
Capone Reforms as Prison Shoemaker in Atlanta
Al Capone, released from Atlanta federal prison after 34 months, is shown making shoes and dispensing advice to inmates. Chicago’s famed gangster warns that “Rackets” lead nowhere, while H. W. Bradshaw, a Memphis physician, notes Capone’s reform and worries outsiders will doubt his medicine.
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Atlanta
al Capone
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Chicago
H. W. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Memphis
Bank contract debated in Austin over City Central assets sale
Col W B Tuttle and J B Mitchell of South Texas Bank and Trust traveled to Austin to confer with James Shaw banking commissioner on the asset purchase contract for the bank’s takeover of the closed City Central bank. The new bank with 150000 capital awaits district court approval and other unsettled claims against the old bank.
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Col
W. B. Tuttle
J. B. Mitchell
South Texas Bank and Trust Company
Austin
James Shaw
City-Central Bank
District Court
San Antonio
Tuttle
Efforts to Quell Blazing Gasser Are Unavailing
Houston dispatch reports a massive gas well fire at Lockwood No 4 in Rabbs Fidge Fort Bend county. The cratered hole spans about 150 feet and the derrick collapsed into the blaze as crews evacuated safely. The fire, visible from Houston and Galveston, began when drilling struck gas sand from friction Yesterday. Bargains in new and used furniture and equipment offered daily through Light Classified Miscellaneous ads.
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Houston
Lockwood No. 4
Rabbs Fidge
Fort Bend County
Horston
Galveston
Textile mill workers return to work after partial strike
In High Point North Carolina on July 21 approximately 3000 industrial employees resumed duties at most mills while 24 textile plants and several smaller concerns remained on strike. Four nearby centers also faced slowdowns as roving crowds shut mills turning off power. In Thomasville 15 plants had closed Tuesday but are quiet now while Lexington Kernersville and Jamestown operated normally. About 6000 workers across 23 hosiery mills and one textile mill stayed on strike for wage adjustments.
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High Point
WN. G
Thomasvile
Lexington
Kernersville
Jamessown
Dallas storm kills Black man under tree on school campus
A Black man named Daniel McGill was killed in Dallas when lightning struck during a thunderstorm yesterday. He was standing under a tree on a school campus when the fatal strike occurred, the report notes.
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Bolt
Dallas
Daniel McGill
Doctor Pleads Guilty Not Guilty Murder Charge In Oklahoma City
Dr Charles E Thacker pleads not guilty to murder of Robbie Lou Therspso telegraph operator. He is remanded to jail without bond for a preliminary hearing. Thacker was returned from Springdale Ark after a three month search. The piece notes alleged connections to illegal operations and mentions a classified ad.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
INS
Charles E. Thacker
Robbie Lou Therspso
Thompson
Springdale
Ark
Barrett Favors Modification Over Prohibition Repeal
Thirmanoe candidate Barrett, seeking the Democratic nomination in the Fourteenth district, denied being dry. The Crusaders listed him as dry in their poll, but he said he favors modification repeal and supports a referendum.
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Barrett
Thirman Oe
Fourteenth
The
Crusaders
Feet Pain Relief Ad Promises Quick Comfort
An old style ad touts Penetro as relief for itchy burning feet with claims of drawing out soreness and healing cracks. It urges readers to ask pharmacists for Penetro, priced cheaply, made by makers of St Joseph's Genuine Pure Aspirin.
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St Joseph's
Chesterfields Mild Cigarettes Emphasize Taste and Satisfaction
In a nerve wracking time smokers seek milder cigarettes and Chesterfields are promoted as milder with a careful Turkish blend and ripe Domestic tobaccos. The ad stresses that Chesterfields taste better and satisfy, appealing to both men and women seeking gentler smoke.
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