Reception Committee Split Delays San Antonio Event Plans
Local Democratic rift surfaces as Alma City Women’s Democratic Club opposes inclusion on the presidential reception committee. Mayor Quin and party leaders face calls for broader club representation while Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper may visit San Antonio amid security preparations.
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Ransevelt
Alma City Women's Democratic Club
Mate
Wi A. Morrissy
C.K. Qui
Quin
Morriss
Wey
V. B. Edmonson
Pranent Party
Edmonson
Bexar County
Quins
Morrisses
Will Morriss
Maverick
Roosevelt
Maury Maverick
Roper
Dallas
Sin Orl Tt
Pinthar Pinnis
Sam Antonia
United States
Secret Service
An Antonio
San Antonio
Hoosewelt
Enis
Kelly and
Brooksfields
Kelly Field
Brooks Field
County TAC Undecided in Mullinax Race
Opponents of County Commissioner P. H. Mullinax to a pres on one of their mumber to snake the race against him, with support in the July Democratic primary election, failed to unite. Six prospective candidates met in Harlandile to decide endorsements among themselves. Tom Dillon emerged as a potential consensus candidate as others planned to back him. Macias indicated he would drop out, leaving Mullinax opponents divided between independents and the Citizens league.
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P. H. Mullinax
Harlandile
WL. Gilbert
John Solis
Ernest Macias
J Jozeph Duke
John Roper
Trones
Tom Dillon
Dairyman
Gibert
Golls
Macias
Mullinax
Citizens League
Carriers Aid Veterans in Bond Verification Night
Dan Quill announced a June 16 event at the auditorium to identify veterans and verify bond holders. Rural and urban carriers will distribute route numbers and help veterans verify bonds with clerks and volunteers assisting in identification. Entrance is via the east ramp and doors will be closed elsewhere.
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Quill
Month in Jail for Pistol-Toting Defendant
A man identified as H. Seburn was sentenced to one month in Lie county jail after pleading guilty to unlawfully carrying a pistol. The case was before Judge Charles Matthewson County Court-at-Law No. 2, with an offense dated April 30 and an address listed as 1303 North Olive Street.
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H. Seburn
North Olive Street
Lie
Charles” J
Chamber of Commerce Adopts Farm Aid Plan
The agricultural committee approved a five point program at the Plaza hotel meeting. It targets 4 H club activities entry herd standards boys fat stock shows farm home appearance and agricultural extension work.
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Agricultural Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
Plaza Hotel
Reclamation Bill Conference Deadlock Delays Westward Program
Senate and House conferees failed to reconcile differences in the 53 million reclamation program. The House will review the blocked list of 16 projects and decide which parts to accept while the Senate pushes an 58 million addition for six projects. The impasse delays final passage of the interior department supply bill.
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Washington
Senate
House
Twoefald Senate
Detieletertelict Bil
Conference Agustariet
Graduation set June 17 at Kelly Field
Graduates of the army's advanced flying school will hold final exercises and ceremonies on June 17 at Kelly Field officials announced. The graduating class includes many regular army officers and 53 flying cadets. The program of exercises has been arranged.
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Army
Advanced
Kelly Field
S. A. Delegates to Attend J.C. Meet
San Antonio delegates Will attend the national Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Memphis Tennessee June 3 through 6. Henry Lute EM Stevens deste Fletcher and Youngs G Crook comprise the group for the event.
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Par San Antonis
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Eld
Memphis
Tenn
Henry Lute
EM. Stevens
Deste Fletcher
Youngs G. Crook
Presbyteries Protest Nazism During 148th Assembly
Syracuse dispatch notes the 148th assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. adopts a resolution condemning racial and religious intolerance in Germany. It calls for church policy set by ministers and elders, tightens licensure referrals, and caps active service at age 70. The report credits a health review for Chester and Philadelphia presbyteries amid J G Machen’s fundamentalist movement origins.
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Syracuse
Jung
Presbyterian Euroh Oy
U.S. A
Germany
Chester
Philadelphia
J. Gresham Machen
Powell Returns From Conference on Social Security Plan
Powell, regional Social Security director for the Gulf region, returned to San Antonio from New Orleans and Baton Rouge after conferring with state officials. He pledged that Louisiana’s legislature will pass laws to enable state and federal cooperation in unemployment and old-age programs and others. Powell plans a June 10 trip to Santa Fe to meet with state officials there.
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Powell
Oscar Mi. Powell
Louisiana
New Mexico
San Antonio
Rey Orleans
Baton Rouge
Santa Fe
Wn, M
Fate
Col Fickel to take Panama post as commander
Col. Jacob Fickel will depart Kelly Field after a one month leave for duty in Panama where he will command the Nineteenth Composite Wing. He and Mrs. Fickel plan visits in Washington D C before joining their son Stanton J. Fickel. another son, Lieut. Arthur A. Fickel, is a Randolph Field student.
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Jacob FE. Fekel
Muesday
Nis
Kelly Field
Fickel
Jean
Prio
Panama
Washington, D. C
Stanton Jh. Fickel
Arthur A. Fickal
Randolph Neld
Fickels
Washington
Calote
Pangborn Plans First Test Flight of Flying Wing
In Burbank on June 2 the Flying Wing built for sub stratosphere tests is prepared for its initial flight. Pangborn aims to depart Dallas around June 12 for a trans Atlantic record attempt via New York radio fix, with Monty Mason as co pilot.
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Burbank
Gallf
Clyde Pangborn
Union Air Terminal
United States
Dallas
New York
Europe
Books Closed as Treasury Oversubscribes Record Offering
Washington June 2 oversubscription marked today as the treasury closed books on the latest $1 billion offering. Secretary Margenthau called the issue a great success while noting only one busy day of subscriptions and that money speaks louder than words.
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Washington
Treasury
Margenthau
Texas Boy 12 Killed by Power Line Short
Bobby Berryman a 12 year old Texas boy died when he touched a wet clothes line energised by a 220 volt short from a power line to an outbuilding while washing the family automobile in the yard. He is the son of band leader Doe Berryman.
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Texas
Fort Stockton
Bobby Berryman
Hauze
Bobby
Doe Berryman
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