Independent Voters pick slate in county ticket endorsements
A precinct chiefs convention approved a slate of candidates with exceptions for the county judge and treasurer posts. The gathering endorsed sheriff Fleet White and district attorney Harry Nass, while opposing judge Egbert Schwne and treasurer Bam Bell. Names for commissioners and various local offices were listed, with a mass meeting planned for next Tuesday at Turner.
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Grockultetree
Alama Pisza
White
Heminsting
Egbert Bchwepne
Cobbly
Bam C. Bell
Fleet White
Harry A. Nass
Walter Fynso
Henry Vogelsang
Rt. W
Wic Peace
Homer Lane
Arthur M. Scholz
W. Co
Jeery
A. T. Stevens
Adams Cincumbent
Raymond Gerhardt Fine Cumbent
Justice of the Peace
Uniform Rate Clause Sought In Wage Hour Bill
Washington dispatch reports that Southern interests urge including freight-rate insurance for sector 26 low as those enjoyed by market shippers, to offset wage advantages for carriers. The debate centers on wage differentials as lawmakers seek flexibility in the wage hour bill. House Labor Committee Chair Mary Norton proposes an administrator with power to grant industry exemptions to wage minima.
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Washington
Southern Seastore
Latson
South
Senate
House
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
House, Labor Committee
Insurance Men Name Houstonian at Meet In Galveston
The Texas Association of Life Underwriters opened its thirteenth annual convention in Galveston with Sam R. Hayer of Houston elected president. San Angelo was chosen to host the next convention.
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Galveston
Texas Association of Life Under“writers
Sam R. Hayer
Houston
San Angelo
Vacation Bible School Planned by Alatio Heights Presbyterian Church
The Alatio Heights Presbyterian Church announced Saturday that its Vacation Bible School will open at 9 a.m. June 13. The program will feature eight complete sessions covering religious instruction and activities for children, with daily sessions held at the church.
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Flang
Wne
Cally Vacation Sangur
Alatio Heights
Ehuyeh
Resious
Order Rehiring 4000 Men By Court Order
New York June 4 The United States Circuit Court of appeals denied a motion to relieve Remington Rand from contempt for failing to rehire 8000 affected employees. The court ordered rehire by July 1 for those who went on strike two years ago following a March 1917 agreement with the A F of T. The decision came after government attorneys filed contempt proceedings and the Supreme Court refused review last Tuesday.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appals
P Molor
National Labor Relations
Remington-Rand Company
Impliyes
Martin L. Marton
Thomas Swan
Aematon
George H. Cotten
Hartford
Conn
Berttingtay Rand
Itan
Ail
Remington Rand
Renminctou Rand
United Sates Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Traffic Moves to Catch Bandit
New York June 4 41 It took 3 policemen and four trolley motor men to capture Joseph Beatts suspect in the 2100 burglary of a Brooklyn pantry market. As Beatts fled from the market he fought a running battle with police who cornered him in a street cab. 30 trolley cars in the barn. They recovered the 2100. Police said Beatts, 24 alias Joseph Fulgere, was paroled two months ago from Great Meadow prison at Gumstick New York where he had been serving a term for robbery.
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New York
Joseph Beatts
Brooklyn
Seatts
Polles
Moio
Bealfs
Sratta
Joseph Fulgiere
Ego
Great Meadow
Gumstick
N.Y
Record run by 14 ton Multuy lab bearing from San Diego
A 14 ton Multuy laboratory carrier carrying seamen from San Diego to Pearl Harbor set a new record, completing 2624 miles in 18 hours 9 minutes. The ship, part of a long voyage to Wake Island, sailed after a prior 20 hour 3 minute stint in a mass flight of 28 planes, with a $250,000 hull and tilting toward the next leg of the expedition.
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San Diego
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Calif
Jungies
New Guinea
Harbor Todey
Wake Island
San Diteo
Local Notes From Bexar and Nearby Areas
Bexar Facts lists Mrs Louiss Fotey visiting New York home folks as hostilities testaned. Booksellers report seniors stopping purchases of winning self help titles. Virginia Lee of Burkenridge High escapes for a farm retreat. Gladys Canaday, public schools chief bookkeeper, is described as vegetating. An electronics fan repairman is mentioned among sellers. Ming Burnett, school secretary, returns to Tier office injured in an auto accident. Notes flag company bills in Fulton amid absence of a post office. George Graves, Plaza lintel greeter, takes a vacation. Most Herbie Kays Bald members previously played with Bu Dent’s College Indians.
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Louiss’ Fotey
Bratey
Melty
New York
Virginia Lee Endritks
Brurkenridge High
Gladys Canaday
Bumnett
Atti
Bildency
Rockport
Aransas Pass
Pulton
Roturney Bresuse
George
Graves
Plaza Lintel
Eael
Herbie Kays
Bald
Bua Dent
Collegisne of
Indians University
United States urges humane warfare in speech by Hull
U S officials push for restraint in warfare as Secretary Hull in NantyiJie Tenn outlines a broad plan to curb armaments and seek global sacrifice. Secretary Hull says nations must join in reducing violence while Wells labels widespread bombing of civilian areas barbarous and indefensible.
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Washington
United States
Cordel Hull
NantyiJie
Tenn
Hull
Sdd Rese
Sumer Welles
Spay
China
Welles
Ikw
Freud on Way to New York From Vienna
Sigmund Freud departed Vienna by train bound for London with manuscripts and books from his life work. He reportedly planned to travel on to New York, indicating he did not intend to return, following Germany’s absorption of Austria.
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Sigmund Freud
New York
Vienna
Siguind Freud
London
Hevarriga
Germeny
Lenin grad woman dentist on spying charges in Moscow
A Lenin graduate woman dentist was tried on spying charges in Moscow. The report states two foreign consuls visited her frequently and that all involved were punished, though only a ten year prison term was specified for the women accomplices.
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Moscow
Julie
Leningrad
Plimal Fu
Leen
Ecuador Cabinet Resigns Amid Ecua Peru Crisis
Quito June 4 Gen Alberto Barrués supreme chief of the republic sought today to form a new government as the cabinet of army officers resigned after a protest to Peru over a frontier clash that left one Ecuadorian soldier dead and another wounded. The cabinet said its place now was in the army ranks. Peru replied to the protest, but the reply was not made public.
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Quito
Ecuador
G. Alberto Barrgtes
Republic
Atny
Peru
Pera
Derricks Rebuilt After Storm Ravages Texas Fields
Lockhart June 4 storm wrecked 100 derricks near Branyon Meld light miles east of town. Officials estimate damage to derricks pumping gear and rigs at 25000 dollars. Repairs and restart of production planned for Sunday as crews begin rebuilding.
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Lockhart
Here
Thursby
Wine
Wieares
Sundey
Harlandale Bible School Opens for Summer Program
Harlandale Daily Bible School launches a four week program for children ages 5 to 15 starting at 730 a.m. Sunday at Trinity Lutheran. The course includes a religious program titled About My Father s Business to be presented to the church congregation on July 24.
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Harlandale Daily Bible School
Harlandale Ciidren
Trinity Lutherent
Westminster Church Men to Attend State Young Peoples Conference
Twelve members of the Westminster Presbyterian church will attend the state Young People's conference opening Thursday at Berman. The Rev. M. W. Dogrets, pastor of the church, will serve as one of nineteen chaplains for the meeting.
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Westiminster Presbyterian Church
Animal State Young Peoples’ Conference
Pening ‘Thesiay
Bermule
M. W. Dogretser
Weal
Coun
Senate approves $3.725 billion relief bill at dawn
The Senate passed a $3.725 billion relief and public works package after two weeks of debate, with 60 voting for and 10 against. President Roosevelt gains influence on discretionary funding as amendments to earmark funds fail by slim margins. Byrd opposes a $65 million FWA cut, while Republicans push for state control and timing of relief.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Patiel
Adaint
PWA
Burt
Byrd
Democrat
Virginia
FWA
Barkley
Kentucky
Thronte
Obate
Ime Wii
Warkley
Congress
White House
Senate-House
WEA
Jannbewelt
Addiwonel Sim
Water gauge on Nolan Street underpass aids drivers
A long ago underpass on Nolan Street near the Southern Pacific line gained a water gauge after repeated flood issues. Residents recall the gauge showing depth to warn drivers when water rose, preventing stalled cars but reports say it often failed. A local resident notes emergency responses and ongoing concerns about the gauge’s effectiveness.
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Nola Sinh
Waters Tee
Southern Pacific
Nolan Streck
Ely
Beyand
South Africa Family Tours U S Visiting Industrial Centers
Mr and Mrs J A Goodman and their daughter Joan travel through Beattie to San Antonio on a U S tour critiquing unemployment and wealth disparity. Goodman foresees rising jobless rates, argues machinery causes unemployment, and advocates wealth redistribution while visiting major cities including Washington New York Detroit and others.
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America
J. A. Goodman
Etroit
Thalr ¢Aaghter
Joan
Durbin
Fanth Atrios
San Antonio
Beattie
Washington, D. C
New York
Detroit
Goodman
Aviation regulation panel backs three member civil aviation authority
A joint congressional committee yesterday agreed on legislation to set up a three member civil aviation authority to regulate commercial and civil aviation. The plan includes schedules recognizing lines on May 14 and assigns preferred status to eight new air routes, extending existing services from Brownsville to Houston San Antonio and related corridors.
Sergeant Burns Fatal Plane Crash Near Des Moines
A Des Moines area tragedy reports Sergeant Burns burned to death in the cockpit of his private airplane after the craft burst into flames following a forest land mishap. The body was identified as Sergeant Charles M. Keegan, 33, of the Iowa Transportation Commission.
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Des Moines
Towa
Vung 4
Port Des Moines
Staif
Charles Gutsehner
Iowa Retamaulcs
Charles
Keegan
Spanish insurgent drive to Valencia halted by militiamen
June 4 reports say the Spanish insurgent push toward Valencia met stubborn government resistance in recent days. Franco’s war machine bombarded positions since Thursday with only slight gains and high casualties. In Barcelona, a 1:40 p.m. air raid bombed the city, the second attack since midnight.
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Hendave
Premer
Valencia
Widlel
Barcelona
Capial
Odly
Special Service at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
A special service at St. Pauls Lutheran Church on Sunday will be led by the Rev. 0 Rest pastor who will preach on A Prayer for the Putire at Ouy Church. Senior and junior Wale rier leagues are expected to attend in a body.
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St Paul's Lutheran Church
Ouy Church
City News Dance Scene Across Town Tonight
A parade of dance venues lights up Corpus Highway area with multiple bands and clubs. Bobby Kersnow's Orchestra headlines Mendic and Dawes at various halls while Willett's Orchestra and Fireville Five play at venues like Jolly Gaels Club and Leming. продолжа
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Miles Out
Corpus Highway
Bobby Kersnaw
Mendic
Tee Dawes
T. Fill
Willett
Orch
Fireville Five
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