Dig Deeper In Steel Quiz In Senate Hearing
Washington June staff of a senate small business subcommittee dug deeper into how many steel users are driven out of business by shortages and gray market pipes. They also called for a survey on how many steel producers give priority to submarines using steel while officials, including George F Meredith, discussed the two issues as serious studies ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
George F. Meredith
Quin
Robert W. B. Jerday
Terrell
Aera
William Ferrell
Worthy vi
James Fawkner
Gerald Staffel
Frank Guarda
Walter Schulze
John van Ness
Guy Cade
Glen Keller
Martin Reinhard
Eagles Hold Ceremony for San Antonio Eagles Aerie 70
J K Bartlett was named worthy president of San Antonio Aerie No 70 Fraternal Order of Eagles, with installation ceremonies led by Judge C K. Local fraternal event recognized Saturday and noted by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Bartlett
San Antonnio Asre No. 70
Orde of Eagles
C. K
Red Fascism book warned to quarantine Communists in America
Los Angeles June 7 report describes a book titled Red Fascism by State Senator Jack B Tenn chairman of the state senate fact finding committee on anti American activities. It argues communism is an evil akin to an epidemic requiring quarantine and cites official findings and national testimony to expose Communist influence in California and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack B. Tenn
State Senate
United States
Federal Printing Company of
Tenny
America
California
Senate Committee
Amerta
Hungary Aid Scandal Reveals Dictator Rakes Speech
Matyas Rakes, a Communist leader and de facto ruler, is shown telling factory workers that the United States is criminal in his eyes, a statement linked to government actions in Hungary. The remarks surface amid tensions with the United States and affect domestic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matyas Rakes
Mannary
Timpest
United States
Riots Reported in Lahore as Communal Tensions Rise
An Amritsar wire reports fresh clashes in Lahore between Moslems and Hindus and Sikhs, with authorities noting heavy rioting since last March and vast crowds involved. Details are incomplete due to fragmented text, but the dispatch cites widespread disorder and a sharp spike in communal tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahore
India
Amritsar
Ad Prospectus Sparks Quick Strategies for Writers
Market brief notes that ad writers should use high impact phrases and targeted keywords. It outlines a campaign approach using short, bold lines and eye catching claims. The piece emphasizes speed and efficiency for placing ads in competitive markets.
Jester Approves Texas Junior College Funding Bill
Governor Beauford H. Jester signed a 1 850 000 two year appropriation to Texas Junior Colleges. The measure allocates 925 000 annually to supplement local funds for support maintenance operation and improvement of public junior colleges. He also signed bills establishing a state school for spastles Kerrville a East Texas tuberculosis sanatorium authorizing self liquidating bonds for gymnasiums stadiums and recreational facilities tax exemptions for certain non profits and a second injury fund for workers compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Beauford H. Jester
Texas
Jester
Texas State School For
Combines Needed For Texas Crops
COLLEGE STATION June 7. Combines that can be routed into the Texas Panhandle will be needed to cut the record acreage of small grain in that area starting the middle of June, J. B. Kidd, assistant state farm labor supervisor in charge of the combine program of the Texas A and M college extension service, said today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas Panhandle
J. B. Kidd
Texas A, and
College Extension Service
Bridges Signs Pact to Extend Longshore Contract
In San Francisco on June 7 the C. J. O. Longshoremen and the Waterfront Employers Association signed a new contract and eyed a year of peace on Pacific coast waterfronts. Harry Bridges announced the union would extend the current agreement for a year if the employers settle with other maritime unions by June 15. A shipowners’ spokesman said the pact should lead to prompt accords with other seagoing unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Waterfront Employers’ ‘Association
Pacific
Harry Bridges
Cf. C
Black man executed after boxcar incident in Huntsville
June 7 report from Huntsville states William Alfred Norris a 25 year old Black man from Alexandria Virginia was executed for a serious incident. The story notes Earl D Thompson 22 of Nor with was found dead in a boxcar aboard a California bound train. Thompson had been traveling as a caretaker for a load of racehorses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
William Alfred Norris
Alexandria
Earl D. Thompson
Norwith
Thompson
el Peso
Secretary London Announces First Privy Secretary Post
London appoints a new private secretary as Elizabeth nears her coming of age in April. The move marks a notable shift with a trusted aide assuming the role for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bates Elizabeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eagles
K. Bartlett
Man
Old
San Antonio
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Home Beverages, Inc
LACE
Igi
W. T. Grant Co
Chintz
Homespun
Alemo Maza
Jedferns
Hungary
Alator Szegedy-Maszak
U. S
U.N
Ferenc Nagy Jr
Alexander Stasy
Tfree
Patch
Naser
W. Houston
the. Huckrory
Alex
Cotte
Bid Moore Mag
Ian Antonin
Texes
Cire
Telex Hearing Center
College
Bpegian Service
ATE Lowen
Prate Trains
Sentiat NT
Auniet
COR
Houston
ST. Mary's
W. Hussache
B. B. Smith CO
Bedell and Company
Milam Brig
VIS
Cexgzrad
Papa Reem
Callusive
Niva
Bridges
Battie Colon
Talon
Joske
Foske
RTS
Che
Solnrs
Princess Texey
City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!