France's Debt Bill Heads to Senate Fight
Washington June 3 The $6.85 billion French debt settlement moves to the Senate amid a bitter ratification battle. The House approved the agreement 936 to 112 after previously rejecting sending it back to Ways and Means 202 to 40. Proponents say terms reflect France’s repayment capacity. opponents argue the deal overprints U.S. taxpayers by offering low interest while the United States bore most of the principal.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Paris
House
France
United States
Quieted Man Pleads. Court Debates Liquor Impact
A man charged with drunken behavior faces a decision on whether alcohol impaired his use of three men and led to street disruption. Officer testimony described the intoxicated man staggering, while the judge weighed the evidence and potential fines.
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Dudge
John F. Onion
Oil Mill Superintendents Meet in Galveston
Galveston June 3. Discussions on chemical problems facing the oil mill industry are planned for the annual session of the National Oil Mill Superintendents association. Papers will be presented by Row Fort Dallas W G Davis Streetwater A G Wright Dallas Ties Wooten Luling B K How Dallas J Bertino de M Car 20 Rio de Janeiro and Dr Felix Pauquin Galveston.
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Galveston
Tsursaa
National Oil Mill Superintendents’ Association
ROW
Fort
Dallas
W. G. Davis
Streetwater
A .G. Wright
Ties Wooten
Luling
B.K. How
J. Bertino de M. Car
Rio de Janeiro
Felix Pauquin
Exes Dinner Held at San Marcos School
The Southwest Texas State Teachers College Alumni joined the Oxy Students association for an annual banquet in the college cafeteria. One hundred guests, including the board of regents, President Evans, and Dr. T G Harris, attended as maroon and gold decorations featured nasturtiums and Japanese lilies. Henry Paulus and others spoke. H H Hurro acted as toastmaster.
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San Marcos
Southwest Texas State
Teachers College
Board of Regents
Evans
T. G. Harris
Henry Paulus
Yoakum
C. E. Evans
Alumni and Ex-Students Association
H. H. Hurro
Harlandale
Viscountess Rhondda Withdraws from Suffrage Alliance
Viscountess Rhondda, president of the English six points suffrage party, paid respects to the International Woman Suffrage Alliance in Paris. She withdrew her organization’s application for membership in protest against the National Women's Party’s rejection by the alliance.
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U. 8
Paris
Viscountess Rhondda
Six Points Suffrage Party
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
National Women’s
O. H. P. Belmont
New York
Alliance
National Women's Party
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