Hoover Faces Veto Window Over Seed Loan Bill
In Washington on July 28 a Senate bill to extend seed and feed loan lending time remains unsigned by President Hoover. The measure would extend the period into January, using the $200,000,000 fund from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for farm seed and feed loans. Hoover has until midnight tonight to sign or accept an automatic veto.
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Obituary notices for Leon Peters Sr and others in San Antonio
Leon Peters Sr aged 65 died in Los Angeles on Saturday. Funeral at 317 South Pine Street Friday afternoon led by Rev A L Wolff of St John’s Lutheran Church. Burial by Slemering lodge with pallbearers H F Wostig Ed Wolff Jake Abelner A Heuberger Welter Amandi August Matick. Survivors include widow Anna Peters a daughter Edne Rilling of San Antonio a son Leon Peters Jr of San Francisco a brother Albert Peters of Paterson NJ a sister Mrs Marie Gloor of Philadelphia and five grandchildren Edward H Bothwell ages 6 of 203 Omaha Street and others. Services Friday morning from Zizik Kearns parlors then St Mary’s Church with Rev J Laurent officiating. Pallbearers from Painters Local Union. Surviving relatives include widow Anna Louise Bothwell brother Eugene Rothwell and two sisters Mrs Lizzie Smith and Mrs Lee Stanley of Port Arthur Texas. Eugene Napoleon Phillips 68 of 139 Halliday Street dropped dead in Galveston Wednesday. Member of Central Christian Church thirty second degree Mason past commander of several blue lodges and commanderies Knights Templar. Funeral Friday from Hagg and McCodum chapel. Survivors include daughter Hetty Phillips Foster and grandsons Eugene F Philips and Richard W Foster, all of San Antonio.
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San Antonio
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San Francisco
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Philadelphia
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Omaha Street
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Sanders predicts Hoover Victory in New York visit
Republican National Chairman Everett Sanders arrives from Chicago to build an election outfit and declares the aim to re-elect President Hoover. He avoids questions on the economy and its possible effect on Hoover’s chances. Light classified ads noted in the later lines.
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Governor's Race Furn furniture Man Dies
Henry R. Touchy, 43, a prominent furniture business head, died at his Houston home early today. Surviving relatives include his daughter Mrs. D. W. Blair of Fort Worth, sister Mrs. Charles Shepherd of Mobile, Alabama, and uncle Henry Touchy of Lake Charles, Louisiana.
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Roosevelt campaign schedule signals later steps
Albany dispatch reports Governor Roosevelt plans a radio speech to precede a formal position on the Democratic ticket by Governor Ely of Massachusetts a Monday announcement. Ely withholds endorsement citing a Monday reveal while Roosevelt prepares for a major push starting August 20 at the Ohio Democratic convention in Columbus. The campaign moves next to Seagirt New Jersey for a Democratic rally seven days after.
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Creager Sees GOP Chance in Texas Ballot at Dinner
Brownsville Republican committeeman H M Creager told a Houston dinner that bitter Senate discord opens a golden opportunity to elect a Republican governor in November. He urged party members to back the Republican nominees and fund state and national campaigns.
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Plant Adopts Prosperity Program in Muscatine
Muscatine Iowa July 28 Beat the low mood is to be the batchery of the Town Pearl Bulton company under a plan of operation which its sponsors hope will be copied by other industries throughout the country. Starting August 15 the company will run its four factories at full capacity. In addition it will adopt a five day work in all departments. More than 300 persons will be employed.
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Pearl Bulton Company
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Advice Sought On State A For Relief Loan
Governor Ross Sterling asks Porter Whaley of the San Antonio chamber whether Texas should apply for aid under the national emergency relief act. The act provides 300 million dollars via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to fund state loans for relief and job programs. Whaley, likely to support seeking aid, notes Texas could borrow up to 45 million dollars and that thousands could gain employment. A decision will be made at a chamber civic committee meeting next week.
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Tarrant County Sets Vote Record
Fort Worth reports that Tarrant County’s total vote reached 39,068 in Saturdays Democratic primary, 6,274 more than the peak prior to this year. The 1938 November general election in the county totaled 30,794 as it helped carry the state for Herbert Hoover.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover’s Aides Are Muzzled in Hoover Campaign
Washington July 28 President Hoover has muzzled his aides Pat Hurley Ogden Mills and Arthur Hyde blocking their plan to campaign for the Hoover doctrine. The White House will have Hoover speak at acceptance in Chicago August 11 and interpret the party platform. The aides may use radio time only after Hoover’s message text is ready for their reference.
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Arthur Hyde
White House
Chicago
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Sterling to Speak at Wichita Falls Runoff Rally
Governor R. B. Sterling will campaign in Wichita Falls Friday night in the run off against Miriam A. Ferguson. He expressed confidence he would defeat Ferguson in the second primary. The stop follows Sterling’s strong showing in the first primary where Tom F. Hunter led in that region.
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Beaten Candidate to Buck Thompson
A Livingston candidate for the railroad commission unexpired term says he will vote for Ernest Thompson in the run off primary. Premier resignations out of Bucharest shift government leadership to a new cabinet headed by Julix Main.
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Vnard T. Murphy
Livingston
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Alexander Vardayoevod
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Ballot ruling leaves top Democrat unopposed in August primary
The attorney general's department ruled that if the second place Democrat in the run-off withdraws, the leader from the first election appears on the August 27 ballots without opposition. Lower-ranked candidates had already been eliminated, making the early leader unopposed in the second primary. Speed over highways in a guaranteed used car advertised today via Light Classified ads.
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Attorney General's’ Department
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertises Against Digestive Problems
An old ad mocks bloating and dull liver feelings, urging Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy. It touts gentle vegetable extracts to purge bile and restore digestion, warning against unhealthy liver pills and directing readers to seek the red label Carter's product.
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