Tax remission bill to aid Bexar County finances
Bexar County stands to gain about 200000 annually for five years 1941 through 1948 from a tax remission bill passed by the last legislature. County Judge Charles W. Anderson says funds could ease the budget deficit and may be used for canal aid navigation projects and shore work, with authority to work with river authorities.
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Bexar County
Charles W. Anderson
Honescourt
San Antonio River
The
Coult
Wewer
Stutsman Confined at Home With Fever in School District
Sen Antonis superintendent of schools was confined to his home at 1601 Belkush Place with a high fever Saturday. He has been ill since Wednesday after leaving his office at the school board.
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Stutsman
Sen Antonis
Belkush Place
Roosevelt challenged over neutrality and arms embargo policy
Representative Hamilton Fist of New York chairing the House Lovelon affairs committee disputes President Roosevelt views on neutrality. He argues the arms embargo boosted business and stock markets, questions the president’s honesty, and urges the president to take the embargo issue to the people or stop discussing it publicly.
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Hamilton Fist
New York
House Lovelon Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Lee
Middle
Far West
Barrymore Goes Back to the Land Moves to Chicago Suburb
Chicago dispatch reports John Barrymore, famed stage and screen star, embracing a rural life by living with friends in Glencoe suburb. He attends the play My Dear Children and enjoys Chicago social life while frequenting arbor side gatherings.
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Chicago
Dilly
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Thomas ‘Compton
Glencoe
Compton Gar
Theater Daily
Longest Mexican bridge on San Antonio Mexico City highway completed
Willan H. Purlong announces completion of the Ginayalejo river bridge 34 miles south of Victoria as part of the Inter-American highway project. The 1368 foot long structure cost 500000 pesos and marks the last of six bridges after September floods. Furlong will inspect the bridge soon by air.
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Republic of Mexico
Ginayalejo River
San Antonio-Mexico City
Willan H. Purlong
Inter-American Highway Association
Victoria
Furlong
Telecan
Isi¢ro
Franco General Is Ousted In Seville Speech Fallout
Burgos reports Gen Queina de Llano, commander in chief of the second military region, dismissed after uttering imprudent words in a Seville speech criticizing General Franco. De Llano, famed as the “Cadle general” for rallying nationalist support, faces possible Argentina ambassadorial consideration as Franco consolidates power amid internal dissent.
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Burgos
Queina
Lisho
Seville
Franco
Spain
Yo Llano
Malaga
Argentina
de Llano
New Spending Bill Advances In Congress
Washington July 22 Roosevelt pushes a multi billion spend plan through a Senate trimmed path. Senate banking committee favorably reports the bill authorizing 2.36 billion for roads electrification reclamation railroads and foreign loans with 800 million for housing authority. total program 3.15 billion down from 3.86. Senator Byrd warns the public not to fear debt or tax burden while economy bloc pushes restraint.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
U_ 5
Senato Byrd
Virginia
Weather Summary From Ban Antonio to West Texas
A fragmented weather forecast notes fall Sunday conditions from Ban Antonio and East Texas to West Texas. It mentions highs around 100, lows near 72, with Sunday peaking near 199 in some garbled data. Winds are mainly southerly along the coast, generally fair temperatures inland, and rainfall near normal early in the week with possible southern plains rain and scattered showers.
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Ban Antonio
Almort
Texas
Southers Plains
Marngin
Meyers
Betes
Lan
Mi & Agilex
Beaca
Acura Coy
SAS Index
Jaen Fry
Poison Victim in Serious Condition at Local Hospital
Dorothy Pay Birch thirty two of Lanier hotel address was in serious condition Saturday night from effects of poison hospital reports state she was treated at Robert B Green hospital and remains under care authorities provided details of the case to the press
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Dorothy Pay Birch
Lanier Hotel
Robert B. Green Hospital
Americans oppose Roosevelt on neutrality debate demands
The piece argues opponents gain from the senate committee's delay on neutrality changes, urging the public to see the facts. It questions American obligations to France and warns against rushing to war, urging full national deliberation before any foreign conflict. It cites French views and stresses consulting the people before decisions.
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Roosevelt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Homeland in Africa for Jews pushed
Washington dispatch reports at Oslo meeting of the Inter parliamentary union, plan to create a Jewish refugee homeland in Central Africa as a major issue. Hamilton Fish heads the ethics and colonial questions committee, backed by William Randolph Hearst and figures Hoover and Baruch. Delegates from Britain, France, and Belgium would contribute colonial lands to support a multi million population in Africa.
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New York
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Claude Pepper
Florida
Richard B. Wigglesworth
Massachusetts
Dewey Short
Missouri
Loud JG. Trabaut
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Palestine
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Herbert Hoover
Bernard M. Baruch
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