Stockholders Meet in San Antonio for Houston Bank Co-operatives Session
Stockholders of the Houston Bank Co-operatives held a Friday meeting at the Gunter hotel in San Antonio. They discussed FP EB Holland and featured leaders from the Hip Grande Valley Citrus Exchange Weslaco C Trusdate American Rice Growers Cooperative of Houston Codytz Austell Co operative Gin A. Weise Fuchs Rio Grande Valley Citrus Exchange Weeks South West Peanut Grower Association Gorman R A Jensen Valley Growers Gin Wallace B E Stallones and others. Luncheon followed and meetings were planned for future at Greenville and Pecanview.
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Houston Bank Co-operatives
San Antonio -Gunter Hotel
W. H. McAnnelly
Itan
Organiza
Holland
Hip
Grande Valley Citrus Exchange
Weslaco
Ke, C. Trusdate
American Rice Growers Operative of
Houston
Codytz
Austell Co-operative Gin Company
A. Wéee Fuchs
Threlt
JcLeaish
Riorande Valley Citrus Exchange
Weeks
Association of Gorman
R. A. Jensen
Valley Growers Gin and Suply Company
Wallace
B. EF. Stallones
Tn Southweet Producers Association
Zirhe
Rigey
Gunter
Greenville
Pisinview
Neer Sovure
Automobile Sales Increase In May Reported
Automobile sales registered with the county tax assessor collector rose to 1558 during May, as reported Friday by P. E Dibbon. The figure compares with 771 in May of the previous year and 1540 the year before, covering only passenger vehicles in the county records.
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P. E Dibbon
Way
Injunction Denies City Telephone Exchange Bid
Everett F. Joinson of the fifty-seventh District Court denied an injunction to restrain the erection of a branch telephone exchange at the corner of Broadway and St Dennis Avenue. The suit, filed May 25, sought to halt South Bell Telephone Co from proceeding, arguing the property station was restricted to residential use.
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S Frank
White Friday
Steffler cuts street budget in Sacramento clash over labor law
Street Commissioner Paul E Steffler announced a 41580 budget cut, contingent on other commissioners following. He said the move is tied to the city’s labor policy amid a broader budget and staffing shift, with no salary reductions planned. First hearing set for July 3. In Sacramento, the California assembly voted to override Governor Olson’s veto on a labor measure banning hot cargo and secondary boycotts during a national emergency. The final vote was 54 to 26 after an all night session, making it unlawful to pressure an employer to stop doing business with another.
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Paul E. Steffer
Steffler
Sacramento
Calif
Californie Assembly
G. J. Olson
Selah Zag
Rejection of Two Appointees Seen
A city civil service clash over police and fire ranks unfolds as the board anticipated to reject Chief of Detectives Carver and Captain Littlepage. Mayor Quin and Commissioner Anderson push non civil service posts to sidestep the board. The dispute centers on whether promotions require prior rank and whether the city council can appoint non civil service inspectors to oversee police and fire departments. The board may seek concessions from Anderson, with private talks planned Friday.
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Che Dire
Police Civil Service
Dad Dewees
Priday
Maverikos
Duke Carver
Fred Littlepage
Don
Politico
Pri +tley
Littlepage
Carver
Sid
Conblat Tie Board
Civil Service Code
Den
Police
Fire
Louis Lipscomb
Lumpage
C. J. O'Neill
Police Department
Veeri- Fay
C.K. Quin
Ander
Teaty
Wentrd
Quin
Policr
Civil Police Board
A. J. Goetz
Tere
For & Jong Neht
Sidney Kallsxi
William V. Dielmann Jr
Temple Calhoun
Moxe
Pl Roach
Anderson
Irene
Maverict
Two More File In House Race Leads To 10 Candidates
Ten candidates are now filed for the state legislature special election on June 26. Harry Gerhardt and W A Cap Williamson filed with the county section Friday. Williamson, a former state auditor and vice president of the Texas Auto Dealers Association, lives on Contour Drive. Gerhardt, 715 Kayton Avenue, is said to be the brother of Raymond Gerhardt a former justice of the peace and an ultr asccont candidate for district attorney.
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Legielature
Harry Gerhardt
W. A.“Cap” Williamson
Williamson
New Alor
Texas Auto Dealers Association
TL Contour Drive
Ramschissel Named Sergeant in Maverick Police Detail
CFF Ramschissel, once captain, resigned to the fourth detail and was promoted to sergeant. He had been reduced to private with 9 pm to 7 am hours and will replace Syl W. Thompson, who moves to detective office. Appointment came on Chief Aubrey Hopkins’s recommendation. Ramschissel will work under Capt. Dave Oruz.
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CFF
Ramschissel
Thhe
Syl W.W. Thompson
Mdre
Pollen Aubrey Hopkins
Remechissel
Dave ‘Oruz
Brinkley Withdraws From Senatorial Race
Mrs. Brinkley and Dr. John Brinkley contacted Governor O'Daniel via telegram declaring 50 000 supporters in Texas favoring his senatorial bid. They predicted a large victory and asked the secretary of state to withdraw Brinkley's application, signaling his withdrawal from the race on Thursday.
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Join BR
Minney
Antonio
John
Brinkley
W. Lee O'Daniel
Texas
Secretary of State
Oil Platform Accident Injures Texan Worker
A Brownwood oil field incident near Hebbrorville injures 23 year old Seph Andrus, with serious injuries following a drill stem pull and gas well operations on a thousand acres of proven gas. Estimated losses exceed $55,000 as the Light Now company reports no further details.
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Laredo
Weird Tale of Witchs Curse in The American Weekly
A garbled promo page previews articles and features in The American Weekly bundled with Sundays San Antonio Light. It touts a witchcraft tale about birds and curses, wedding tips, a Sobol anecdotes piece, a serial about a pampered bride, memoirs by a French noblewoman, and summer salad recipes.
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San Antonio
Bob
Europe
Howsawite
American Weekly
Marty Tan Swain
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