Solons Seek Rule Change to Clip Sabath Power
A bipartisan coalition on the House Rules Committee moves to curb Chairman Adolph Sabath by changing rules that allow him to delay or block meetings. Seven members led by Howard Smith pressed for a quick panel session to advance the Case labor bill, but Speaker Rayburn halted the effort as a rule violation.
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Wasilungyum
House Rules Committee
Adolph Sabath
L2man
Saabath
Sabath
House
Arthritis relief claim for Romind tonic formula
An advertisement touts Romind as rapidly easing arthritis rheumatic pains and related ailments by cleansing blood and reducing acids. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging readers to obtain Romind locally or via wholesalers.
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Romind
Jopravedana
Sur Tring Romind
Attack Man Gets Nothing After Robbery Attempt
Alfredo Guevara of 31 North Pinto Street fund himself confronted by three would be robbers on San Saba and Buena Vista Streets. When asked for money he replied yes and struck one attacker, prompting a chase in a car. A bottle attack caused forehead lacerations and Guevara was taken to Robert B. Green hospital. the robbers fled empty handed.
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Meral San Saba
Buena Vista
Sworths
Alfredo Guevara
Pinto
Guevara
Robert B. Green Hospital
Meat to Fall by Billion Pounds in 1946 Forecast
The agriculture department forecast a tighter meat supply next year with reductions up to a billion pounds before 1946 levels. Shortages of feed grains and higher livestock feed prices drive the decline, while consumption would rise if more meat were available.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
British Owned Rails Taken by Mexico
Mexico City June 1 The Mexican government formally took possession of the British owned Mexican railroad as its properties were integrated into the national system The line bought for about 8 4 million will remain a separate entity under Pablo Hernandez national railways manager The road is the sole standard gauge link between Mexico City and Vera Cruz with roughly 550 miles of track
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Mexico City
Tnday
National
Fing
Enity
Pablo Hernanuez
National Railways
Vera Cruz
Guard C.0.s Called to Duty
Governor Coke Stevenson announced active duty for the Texas national guard commanding officers and approval to form an anti aircraft battalion at El Paso. Major General Dunbar and Major General Weatherred were assigned to the 49th Armored and 36th divisions respectively, with Col. H. Miller Ainsworth promoted to brigadier general to assist the 36th. The plan includes a temporary 100th anti aircraft battalion under Lt. Col. Travis J. Johnson. funds for armory are not yet available, with aims for a permanent El Paso armory site of about 30 acres.
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Austin
Coke Stevenson
Texas National Guard
el Paso
Richard B. Dunbar
Fort Worth
49Th Armored Division
Preston A. Weatherred
Dallas
Arthur B. Knickerbocker
Ainsworth
H. Miller Ainsworth of
Laling
36Th
Fred J. Walker
Travis J. Johnson
Walker
Johnson
100Th
Texas State Guard
Hen helps On Nest in Texas farm story
SAN SABA June 1 Mrs Tom Nolen of the Lackey community near here has a hen so large she needs help on and off the nest to lay eggs. The bird has a roosterlike head but does not crow or cluck and is a good layer, though poultry buyers hesitate to buy because of her size.
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San Saba
Tom Nolen
Here
Golden Gate Bridge Tragedy Claims Sixth Victim
Police ruled Rudolph Luders, 60, a retired San Francisco businessman, died by his own action. He parked his car on the Golden Gate Bridge yesterday afternoon and leaped into the bay below. He becomes the 61st person to die in a personal crisis leap from the span.
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San Francisco
Rudolph
Luders
Golden Gate Bridge
Eastern adds six daily flights to San Antonio
Eastern Airlines will begin six daily flights to and from San Antonio starting Saturday, said manager H W Catshall. The increase from four flights expands capacity by about 1800 seats per month, nearly doubling since the start of the year.
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Eastern
L.A
Newstern Air Lines
San Antonio
H. W. Catshall
Cattle Ban Protested by Mexican Governor in US Quarantine Row
In Mexico City on June 1 Governor Fernando Foplio Mira Montes of Chihuahua protested to President Avila Camacho over US quarantine restrictions on Mexican cattle. Mexico typically exports 300,000 to 500,000 head yearly to the United States, following reports of 327 cattle from Brazil quarantined after hoof and mouth disease. Agricultural Secretary Mario R. Gomez said none of the quarantined cattle had left Sacrificios island near Vera Cruz as officials seek a swift sale and favorable buying conditions.
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Mexico City
Fernando Foplio Miramontes
Chihuahua
Avila Camacho
United States
Mexico
Brazil
Gulf of Mexico
Vera Cruz
Mario R. Gomez
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