Tennessee Valley Authority plans and river projects
Washington July 19 Roosevelt aims to harness the Tennessee River for power flood control and navigation while aiding the South. The plan centers the 150 million dollar Muscle Shoals power complex and the Tennessee Valley Authority to produce fertilizer and generate hydro power for seven states through dam projects on the Clinch and Cove creeks, creating new industries and better living in the valley. The authority will oversee a three member board led by Dr Arthur E Morvan.
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Wasrington
D.C
Roosevelt
Tennessee River Valley
South
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Tinfor Ha
Norris
Lae
Tennessee Valley Authority
Clic River
Knoxville
Tern
Cove Creek
Teanesms River
Maimeétous Emall Industries
Compress
Valley Authority
Enuid Befin
Artur E. Morvan
Funeral for Miss Eliza Rhodes Set Sunday
Funeral services for Miss Eliza eth Rhodes daughter of Dr and Mrs Jeremiah Rhodes are planned for Sunday at 5 p m from the family home 342 West Mistie toe avenue with Bishop William I Capers and Dr P B Toll officiating pallbearers include Dr T B Bier Dr James P Anderhold Dr B C Burell J B McNeel and Tom and Randir Mene fee Burial will follow at Mission cemetery She is survived by her parents and two brothers Jeremiah Ingels bodes
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Elizaeth Rhodes
Jeremiah Rhodes
West Mistie
Toe Avenue
William I. Capers
PB. Toll
T. B. Bier
James P. Anderhold
B. C. Burell
J. B. McNeel
Tom and
Randir Menefee
Mission Cemetery
Jeremiah Ingels Bodes
Fisk Workers End Strike for Wages
In Chicopee Massachusetts on July 29 workers at Fisk Robber Corporation returned to work after a three day strike. The company had offered a 30 percent pay increase but workers sought more.
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Chicopee
Mase
Open Forum Letters On Military Crime And Tax Policy
Signed letters criticize wartime trials and taxes arguing for swift justice and avoiding costly court processes. They claim immediate actions reduce prisoner support and government waste, urging fewer delays and a lean economy despiteLegal debates and public safety concerns.
El Paso Censors Ban Sunday Park Activities
In El Paso on July 2 the city faces unofficial censorship led by Fryer who opposes Sunday dancing and other amusements at Bunty Park. The council’s refusal to permit dancing sparked the reform move and further objections to park concessions, including food sales and crowd acts, with observers noting safety and etiquette concerns.
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EL Paso
BR. EB
Sherman
Bunty
Fryer
Pryer
Agather Cabry
Masik
Pines Mets
Peasant Park
2000 Ranchers to Attend Round-up at College Station
More than 2000 ranchmen are expected to attend the seventh annual Chasehmen's round-up sponsored by the Lexag Agricultural Experiment Station No.14 Bowdre. The event will feature two sheep tas, Munemmatraments and Tadior WV with reasonable prices offered for classifications.
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College Station
Chasehmen
Lexag Agriculural
Bowdre
Argual Toand
Moffett Seen Agf Ola Oil Ent
Washington July 26 James A Moffett resigned as vice president of Standard Oil of New Jersey over policy disputes on Roosevelt oil recovery plans He was considered for a petroleum administrator advisory role under the national recovery law but the board may have asked him to join or decline Teagle opposed his views and the resignation followed conflicts with officials. Moffett was in New York while Johnson coordinates recovery efforts with industry leaders and Roosevelt officials.
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Washington, D. C
James A. Maffett
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Waller C. Teggle
Ale
Hugh 5. Johnson
W. 3. Varish
The
New Jersey Standard
Sho
Moffett
Tearle
MofTet
New York
Fevral
Te Know
Standard Board
Ranchmen Gather for Baptist Meet
Hundreds of ranchmen and families camped in tents as the Pal sina Baptist encampment began its 10 day session in Alping Lexaz Aly Yai with Dr George W Truett of Duling as principal speaker. Other speakers included Dr WR White Fort Worth Dr Roy Angell San Antonio Dr J S Tidwell Baylor University and Dr M A Jenkins Abilene.
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Alping
Lexaz
Palsina
George W. Truett
Duling
WR White
Fort Worth
Roy Angell
San Antonio
J. 8. Tidwell
Baylor University
M A Jenkins
Abilene
Jimmie Mattern in Auto Collision
Jimmie Mattern, flying from the air port, narrowly escaped serious injury when his automobile collided with another vehicle during a return trip. He described the near miss as a potential fatal accident, recalling a past crash in New York and the Liberta incident.
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Jimmie Mattern
Winnipeg
Beon Biter
Dimie Mattern
Hare Rom
Malu
New York
Spanish War Vet Benefits Outlined
Washington posts outline veteran benefits under new rules for Spanish American War veterans. eligible 5 year service and 60 percent disabled receive monthly payments, with a potential $14 monthly boost. the notice notes required proof of service and medical evaluation before payments begin.
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Washington, D.C
Veterans Administration
Numérolla
Vnl
Warning to Judges on Racketeers Witnesses in Austin
State comptroller George H. Sheppard warns district judges and attorneys to guard against racketeers and the use of witnesses. Reports say an attempt to run a new racket involves paying witnesses to testify, with defendants’ friends scattering after arrest. Witnesses are said to be paid four cents plus per day while in attendance.
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Austin
Jule 41
George H. Sheppard
State Comptroller
Comptroller’s
Hantate
Thieves raid cleaning firm on McCullough Avenue
Police fought off a group of men who raided a cleaning firm at 34 McCullough Avenue on a Saturday night. Residents reported several suspects fled the scene carrying bundles of clothing as officers arrived.
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J. A. Greer Cleanera
McCullough — Avenue
Saveral
Blonde sought over tack-throwing spree near Brackenridge Park
Witnesses described a young blonde discarding a brown paper sack full of tacks and needles while driving north past Brackenridge Park. Motorcycle officers, facing repeated punctures, suspect a lone woman behind earlier park plots and the alley tosses near police HQ. M.T. Clifton cleaned up the tacks as patrols investigated.
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Elly
Broady
Bracken- Edge Park
M.T. Clifton
Battalion Army Home and Hospital
Brackenridge Park
Wife Objects to Suing Mate's Cash and Carry System
Mrs Maryan Stachura answered Joseph Stachura's divorce bill in Chicago stating she danced with guests at her May 1932 wedding and says he took the cash gifts totaling about 270 dollars. She denied deserting him after the wedding and asked the money be returned.
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Mate
Chicago
Maryan Stachura
Joseph Stachura
Harry x. Gale
Paraguay Charges Poison Gas Warfare
GENEVA Switzerland July 23 Paraguay charged that Gen Hans Bundt former German major general now Bolivian army commander is preparing to employ poison gas in the war over Gran Chaco territory Bundt is a wanted Bolivian citizen who reorganized the Bolivian army before World War I
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Geneva
Switzerland
Paraguay
Hans Bundt
Gran Chea
Kendt
Bolivia
Weather Summary for July 29 in San Antonio and Gulf Regions
Weather bulletin reports July 29 conditions with 24 hour precipitation totals and monthly deficits. Precipitation 2 percent of normal for the day. 16 inches normal for July. 1.72 inches precipitation so far this month with accumulated deficit since January. Sun set and moon rise times included. flying weather notes issued for San Antonio and nearby areas. Thunderstorms are possible in the region with cooler, elevated bases reported. visibility varies and cloud ceilings range from few to scattered.
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Ratis Jr
Judy
Arrest in Barcelona Letter From Paul Bert Peterzel
Paul Bert Peterzel of Philadelphia sends AP his account of being arrested in Barcelona on July 16. He says police brutalized him during detention, attempted to detain his wife, and prevented him from reporting a theft to the judge due to the judge’s dinner. He claims aid from an interpreter and the American consul, and notes release after about ninety minutes.
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New York
Associated Press Today
Paul Bert Prtercel
Philadelphia
Barcelona
Spain
Barelliona
Peterzel
Palacio de Justicia
Thas
Elnoe
Palacio
Chief of WA Defines Code Across Pay and Hours
W R Asd? defers pay cuts and sets wage floor rules. The Treasury report shows July receipts of 4.7 million and total expenditures around 7.07 million with a year-to-date deficit of 105.2 million. Classified ads promote light ads and money-to-loan services to ease finances.
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Treasury
Washington
Treasur
Balasce
Stock Wart Gode Stoned Stock Wart Gode Stoned
New York July 23 First of consecutive weekend suspensions ends today at the New York Stock Exchange as brokers weigh under the national Industrial recovery act a code for Wall Street workers The recovery administration is in contact and the exchange firms hope to ease clerical burden by Saturday holidays and shorter trading hours A move to set minimum salaries and a maximum work week for Wall Street staff is anticipated by brokers due to long hours in the past months.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Nnational Industrial Recovery Act
Association of Stock Exchange Firms
Cumel
Recovery Administration
Che Jong
Exchange
Brain Fluid Tied to Sleepiness, Paris Research
CHICAGO July 22 Dr Henci Pieron of the University of Paris reported findings on a brain chemical called hypoploxia that builds up during waking hours. He isolated a sleep-inducing toxin from sleepy animals and showed that injecting it into awake animals made them sleepy. The toxin supposedly invades the spinal cord and triggers sleep, being oxidized during sleep.
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Chicago
Henci Pieron
University of Paris
France
Pieron
Pugilistic Wife Loses in Brockton Divorce Court Bout
In Brockton Massachusetts George Hrek won a divorce suit by claiming his wife was a pugilist in the courtroom. He said her stubborn punches and a tight hook damaged him, though his wife admitted she weighed less and he had a 20 pound advantage.
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Brockton, Marss
George Hrek
Beck
Threats Lead to Guard for Sears Letter Case
Chicago officials report a guard placed at Sears after a series of threatening letters were received by Rehan W. Beara and others associated with Bears, Rembuck and Company. The letters prompted security measures and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
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Chicago
Ealis Worley
Rehan W. Beara
Feeniters of
Bears
Rembuck and Company
Wallenengad
Lock on Nose Awaits NAA Objectors
Cleveland dispatch reports Gen Hugh G Johnson opposing National Industrial Recovery Act objections and Roosevelt selecting a plan to create jobs for idle mills. President Roosevelt ordered pilot Lieutenant McClellan to Washington, resisting delays while stressing the plan is working. He argues small retailers suffer least from higher wages and urges ending the unemployment psychology and spending to end unemployment.
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Cleveland
Hugh G. Johnson
Get
Roosevelt
Joba
Idle Mill
Mona
Hea McClellen
Washington
New York
San Antonio Merchants Prepare NRA Wage and Hours Plan
San Antonio merchants move to implement new employer cuts and the personal recovery act. NRA pledge signs promise higher wages as committees set tentative next week hours for variety stores, department stores, dry goods, groceries, hardware, jewelers, paint stores, and lumber yards. 40 hour work week and 414 minimum wage scale to take effect amid code meetings and public notices.
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Ban Antonio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senantonio
NRA
Vacloux Tesus Mel
Hus
Adnigh Grasso
San Antonia
Noo
Nceres
San Antonio Bushes
Yoroos
Pratmaster
P. G. Lucas
Oklahoma man struck by freight engine along misty tracks
A 49 year old man, Ben Holder of Lindsey, was struck by a freight engine while walking along the Missouri Panhandle tracks near Aalada on Friday night. He suffered severe head injuries and multiple fractures and was hospitalized subsequently.
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Ben Holder
Lindsey
Xia
Missourd
Aalada
B. Grees
Rym, Tal
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