Business men press Roosevelt for Wagner act changes
White House dinner gathers eight prominent businessmen led by Hopkins urging near term amendments to the Wagner labor relations act. Topics include labor policy, foreign trade, and tax tweaks to spur investment and private work for WPA relief projects.
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Washington
Hopkins
Roosevelt
White House
South America
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Senate
Mead
New York
Yoamis
Mears
Bil
A. W. Berle
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
W. Averell Herriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Edward BR. Stettinius Jr
United States Steel Corporation
Charles H. Hooke
American Rolling Mills Company
A. D. Whiteside
Dun and Bradstreet
J. P. Fogerty
North American Company
Ielding System
Carle C. Conway
Continental Can Company
John D. Biggers
Libby-Oweng-Ford Glas Company
Gano Dunn
J. G. White Engineering Corporation
Hobby Lobby School Registrations Set for Six Week Session
Hobby Lobby School registrations are set for a six week session to be run by Wilson B Montgomery a woodwork instructor at Mary Twain Junior school The program aims to provide junior high students with productive vacation time by building model airplanes small boats and other items Classes run daily from 629 to 130 am and from 42 noon to p m with classes held in the manual training shops at Mark Twain school.
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Wilson B. Montgomery
Mary ‘Twain
Mark, Twain School
Fort Sam Houston Graduate Returns From Georgetown University
Emmett B. Madison of Fort Sam Houston was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree from Georgetown University. The short notice notes the degree completion and credits the university’s academic program.
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Emmett
B. Madison
Fort Sam Houston
Scien Grorgetown University
Ans
WastIneton, Nounce
Langer seeks election on pension law and related measures
Former Governor William Langer filed a referendum petition with about 34,219 signatures in North Dakota. If authorized, Governor Meeses must call a special election before July 11 on four items including abolishing the state grain storage commissioner, and three financing measures to fund a $40 monthly old age pension, funded by a gross income tax and a municipal liquor store plan, with revenue also tied to old age assistance and highway diversions.
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Bismarck
William Langer
North Dakota
John Meeses
Forty eight graduates offered state highway jobs
Austin June 2 Forty eight civil engineering students receiving degrees this month were offered jobs by the State Highway Department. Julian Montgomery state highway engineer announced today. He said graduates from the University of Texas Texas A and M college Texas Technological college and Rice Institute are included and that the department plans to place graduate engineers in engineering positions to meet its needs.
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Austin
State Highway Despartment
Julian Montgomery
Montgomery
University of ‘Texas
Texas A
M. College
Texas Technological College
Rice Institute
Teese man catches thief after auto theft near Lamar Street
Teese resident on 12a Lamar Street chased a prowler who stole samples valued at 20 from his auto, brought him to police, where he was jailed. A salesman named Dreseh reported a suitcase with coffee and spice samples stolen from a parked auto on South Medina Street. Fort Sam Houston Seventh Signal reports coal theft on East Commerce Street. John Fells Jr. reported theft of trousers and a bilford containing valuables at 1023 Marys ter.
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Teese
Lamar Street
Dreseh
Mat
Medina Street
Merkle Whiteside
Seventh Signal Company
Fort Sem Houston
Commerce Street
John Fells Jr
Mary's Ster
Special Judge Pay Ruling Is Received
Special county judges can be paid from the county jail fund. John K. Webb, acting in place of Judge Andder son who disqualified himself, received an attorney general opinion on pay. County Auditor Edgar G. Garvey had delayed payments pending clarity. The ruling sets pay at one sixty‑fourth of annual salary for each day served. Weber asserted about 16 days of service with more work pending.
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John K. Webb
Charles W. Andarom
Andderson
Euneral
Weber
James V. Allred
Edgar G. Garvey
Fred T. Porter
Kaufman County
Judge's Bank Probes Former Judge Manton Affairs
New York dispatch reports Attorney John T. Cahill pressing former P. S. Circuit Judge Martin T. Manton to explain a dramatic shift from a $500000 deficit to a creditor with assets valued around $125000. Cahill seeks details of the months when the change occurred and the sources of the assets.
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New York
John T. Cahill
P. S
Martin T. Manton
Menton
Wood Deputy Heads to Trial Amid Conspiracy Claims
The resigned Juriet faces trial on conspiracy and dispensing justice for pay. Manton alleged arrangements around the Hotel Alamac sale by Forest Hills Terrace Corp, claiming profits of 225000 in six cases. Winston, deputy sheriff since 1937, was discharged for inefficiency. Roy Jeffords and Victor Kengrt are named as successors and guards in the agency.
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Juriet
Manton
Alamac
Forest Hills Terrace Corporation
EE. Winston
Bng
Khere Will W. Wood
Finday
Wao
Aknol
Hecause
Wood
Woo
Roy Jeffords
Sherif
Winston
Ginder
Victor Kengrt
Hls
Firty-sey
May rainfall in San Antonio exceeds normal for May
May precipitation in San Antonio ran above normal with 2.84 inches in a 24 hour span on May 30 31. The month saw 10 thunderstorm days and six days with measurable rain, while mean temperatures ran about 4.1 degrees above normal. Jarboe notes May was the first month in years with above average rainfall and drought relief may allow replanting in Bexar county.
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Jane
San Antonio
J. Henry Jarboe
Bexar County
Selenr
Jarboe
Weather snapshot across Texas and nearby states shows cloudy to clear with variable winds
Regional forecast details extensive, noting mainly cloudy skies with scattered snow and rain in some areas, cooler northwest and north central zones, and variable winds. Highs near mid 80s Friday, cooler by Saturday, with partial clear conditions in western regions and widespread cloud cover elsewhere. Local snippets mention Aransas Pass, Corpus Christi, and San Antonio areas with temperatures and wind shifts. broad city-by-city notes reflect a period of unsettled spring weather across multiple states.
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Cedlin Meriduniy
Orden
Enet
Morthwest
Baturdéy
Garvestin
Alem
New
Oise
Glaus
Tax Eta
Cn Indy
Sepere Mans
Cindy Hicin
Rubble
Tenn Teovirmation
Ramtali
Chudy
Berg Serbat
Pini Albert
Maleteh
Goudy
Calif
Franelers
Clear
HUG
Micksburg
Baieletoudy Corpua Christi
Tex
Warneide
Dee Dalles
Pesan
Bert Mo
Owlhelan
Denver Cioca Pisa
MAMIE
Del
Iceland
Bea Molesdeen
Wimenmicea
NOW WE FIND SCHIMPFF Back on Public Payroll
Herman Schimpff, once city timekeeper and precinct organizer for the Democratic machine, returns to public payroll under Street Commissioner Paul E. Steffier after a political round trip. He previously aligned with Martin Wright and Sheriff Will Wood, then reentered the scene aiding the city commissioners in the campaign.
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DON Politico
Herman Schimpff
City Machine
Hermann’ Schimpff
Herman
CG EK
Quin
Martin Wright
Kerman
Wood
Wright
Will W. Wood
Abert W. West Jr. Schimpif
Sheriff
Phil Wright
Foy Manny Maverick
Schimpi
Peecinet Organier
Paul E. Steffier
Publi
Hine Ag
Steffler
Maverickos
Banks Offer Help With Back Taxes In San Antonio
San Antonio banks agreed Friday to cooperate with City Tax Commissioner C Ray Davis to facilitate back tax payments under a new law allowing penalty and interest remission. Back tax attorney M L Roark said taxpayers receive a tax statement, then a team helps secure bank loans with city liens transferred to banks as loan security. The program aims to cut interest penalties and clear delinquent accounts by July 4, with loan forms left at banks for taxpayer access.
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San Antonio
C. Ray Davis
M. L. Roark
Tax Office
Roark
St Marys Adds Summer Courses and New Professors
St Marys announces nine new courses for its summer session starting June 2. Topics include social security legislation labor problems and metaphysics taught by Rev. Hr Herbert F. Leles Rev Bro Fred Junker Rev Bro Thomas J. Treadway Rev Bro John J. Brugger Rev Stanley Kueman and Rev Bro John J. Schun. registration opens June 9. Five new professors join the summer program including Rev Alfred Schnepp from Chicago Rev Bro Raymond F Schnepp Rev Bro Dan ie Rabitt from St Louis Rev Big Frank Kenkel from Chicago and Rev Bro Edward Houston from Detroit with Rev Bro Joseph W Schmitz arriving mid June after Loyola doctorate.
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St. Mary's Universal
Herbert F. Leles
Fred Junker
Thomas J. Treadway
John J. Brug
Alfred Schnepp
Chicago
Brothers of Mary
Raymond F. Schnepp
Danie Rabitt
St. Louis
Big
Frank Kenkel
Edward Houston
Detroit
Joseph Ww. Schmitz
Ati
Loyola University
Warner Brothers Boycott Hits Fox West Coast Chain
Warner Brothers will stop selling its 1939 40 films to Fox West Coast theaters in the western states over the double feature policy. The sales manager announced the strike amid a dispute on showing two full-length pictures on a single program.
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Warners
Hollywood
Warner Brothers Film Corporation
Uneater
Cradwell
Ammonia Plant Explosion Kills Worker in Bellevue
An ammonia compressor tank at the City Ice and Fuel Company plant exploded in Bellevue Ohio on June 27 killing 24 year old Donald Ite and injuring eight others. Police said fumes drifted over 100 square miles as pipes were snapped and a six foot hole ripped in a wall. Superintendent HW Watchinson estimated $10,000 in damage and blamed a defect in the oil separator linked to the ammonia tank.
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Bellevue
Ohio
Ammona Funias
City Ice Snd. Fuel Company
Donald Ite
Charles North
Catherine Owens
Moniu Seb
HW. H. Watchinson
With & Ling
Philosopher Killer Will Die in Chair
Orelle J. Easton, 25, Valley City, a farm youth who read philosophy and turned to crime, is to be electrocuted in Indiana State Prison tomorrow for the slaying of Officer W. Raymond Dixon near Laporte last June 26. Easton, a state prisoner, was captured after a gun fight that killed Clarence Easton in Deselm, Til, the day after the slaying.
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Michigan City
Ind
Orelle J. Easton
Valley City
N. DL
Indiana
Easton
W. Raymond Dixon
South Bend
Laporte
Hils
Clarence
Oreille
Viear Deselm
Hoard to Open Office in Haswell New Mexico
The Vic social security board will open a new office at Haswell New Mexico with Perry Webb in charge. James B. Marley regional director for Louisiana New Mexico and Texas announced the plan on Friday. San Antonio offices will support the regional operation.
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William Langer Wauls
Judge's Bank
Vicloliy
Aish
Mecwiti
Palm Beach
Schimpff
St. Marys
Philosopher
Cool Palm Beach
Trank Bros
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