Bank Reform Plan Advances Through House For Senate Review
The House this afternoon adopted a compromise Glass-Steagall bank reform and deposit insurance bill sending it to the Senate. It outlines gradual adoption into the Federal Reserve system, limited insurance levels, branch operations, and restrictions on interest, with provisions forcing separation of security and insurance businesses and prohibitions on officer loans. The measure aims to end the banking deadlock and unify state and national banks under federal supervision by 1936.
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Washington, D. C
Glass-Steagall Bank Reform
Senate
Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt
Tom Wards
Federal Reserve Board
Poultry Disease Course Held by Local Educator
June 13 in Rong e a poultry disease course discussed controlling diseases and parasites of poultry and turkeys at the Brieger evening school. F D Parnell, range teacher of vocational agriculture, leads weekly sessions with next week set as clinic night.
Industry Bill Up In Senate
Senator Borah denounces removing price fixing and combinations bans from the industry revival conference report. He warns codes by associations could permit monopolistic practices and fines individuals for code violations, amid debate on the administration bill in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Dil
Senate
Peace Officers to Convene in McAllen Event
More than one hundred peace officers will meet in McAllen on June 14 for the monthly session of the Lower Rio Grande Valley Peace Officers Association.
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McAllen
M'Allen
Lower Rio Grande Valley
Peace Officers’ Association
Quin Hopeful Seeks federal funds for 8 city projects
Mayor Quin announced preliminary plans to apply for 3.715 million dollars from a federal public works fund to finance eight self liquidating projects in San Antonio. If approved, the city could hire over 3 000 workers within 20 days for items including a municipal race track at Exposition Park, a municipal stadium, improvements to Brackenridge Park sunken garden, a 41.7 million sewerage plant upgrade, and a new Winburnfield airport administration building among others funded by grants and long term loans repaid from operations and rentals.
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Sén Antonio
K. Quin
Austin
Quin
Exposition Park
Texas
Central Relief Committee
Brackerridge Park
Winburnfield
Tol & Market House
San Jose Mission
Olmos Park
Long Cross Country Flights Begin From Kelly Field
Two sections depart Kelly Field on Tuesday for Fort Sill Oklahoma and Dallas in a cross country training flight. Pursuit and bombardment crews proceed under First Lieut D W Gatt-Dey and First Lieut W B Whitson with 12 bombers carrying 23 students. Flights face weather delays on the initial leg and plan two stops before final return.
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Kelly Field
Fort Sill
Offa
Dallas
Ureult
Garvey Granted Extra Help for Auditor Office
The Bexar commissioners court approved an order allowing County Auditor Edger G. Garvey to hire two more clerks. One position may pay up to 150 per month and the other up to 76 per month. Garvey said counties above 180000 population must improve accounting of public funds and fees, making the extra help imperative.
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Garvey
Bexar Commissioners’ Court
Edger G. Garvey
JODGE ELECTS RUNGE OFFICERS OF RUNG MASONIC LODGE
June 13 report from Runge notes officers elected by Rungs Masonic Lodge No. 12 A F and A M Theosdor Rahlshert as W M Alfred Brieger as W D Parnell J W Q Bolden secretary P B Leduc treasurer Alfred Schroeter bar Atk Jans Nobis TheLight spe ketes of Situation Wanted ads appear with faint line.
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Rungs Masonic Lodge No
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Theosdore Ralshert
Alfred Brieger
D. Parnell
J. W
Q. Bolden
PB Leduc
Breassurer
Alfred Schroetar
Bar
Atk Jans Nobis
Ada
Amnall
Sale of near beer in San Antonio faces crackdown
Local revenue agents report near beer labeled as 3.2 beer being sold with counterfeit labels from a New Orleans printing house. San Antonio dealers seek license cancellations until August while a meeting at the Gunter Hotel discusses plans to address the issue and protect legitimate businesses.
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San Antonio
Paileeice of Internal Revenue
Tues Dy
Walt
Atuust Keens
Jax
Freerie
New Orleans
St. Louis
Internal Revenue
Austin
W. &. Berry
San Antonio Restaurant
Man Acquitted in San Antonio Murder Case
Mike Guerrero was acquitted of a murder charge in Niety-fourth District Court after a brief trial. He testified he feared for his life and planned to leave San Antonio, citing threats as officers searched bystanders outside the courtroom. The shooting occurred October 30, 1932, at a South New Braunfels avenue filling station.
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Niety-fourth District Court
Mike Guerrero
E Street
San Antonio
Amde
Guerrero
Fernando Casanove
Guerrar
Casanova
South New Braunels
Explosion injures 12 year old and others in city
Eight fingers lost in a cap dynamite blast. Jax Moreno aged 12 of 717 South Medina Street received hospital treatment at Robert B Green. In a separate auto collision on Fredericksburg coach Mrs Linebaugh of 112 Olff Avenue was severely bruised. William Serodet, 27, a hotel guest, injured when struck by a car and sent to hospital for first aid.
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Jax Moreno
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Medina Street
Robert B Green Hospital
Calliston
Fredericksburg
BB. Linebaugh
Olff Avenue
Wiliam Serodet
Reed
McAllen Woman Hit by Bullet
Mrs. Han deau wife of a prominent local feather is recovering from a slight flesh wound inflicted by a ricocheting bullet. She was in her kitchen when a sting drew her gaze to a bullet on the floor after it ricocheted through a wall and pantry door.
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Handeau
Bonneay
Penne Eens
Stewart New Masonic Chief Elected for Coming Year
Hugh J. Stewart was elected worshiping master of Community Lodge No 1201 4 P and A M for the next year E A Wes was chosen senior warden Willem Engel junior warden Leon Jacobs treasurer I T Nicholls secretary H P Hogelund senior deacon Nolan Geraway junior deacon The following appointive officers were named H J Cromley senior steward G G Elliott junior steward B L Balis treasurer B D McGee senior chaplain Luther B arnard marshal and Q O J L Pullen master of ceremonies Installation set for June 23 with Judge W S Fly installing officer Also finance committee named W Johnson M J Fink and A G Rarnest.
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Community Lodge
A.M
E. A. Wes
Willem ©. Engel
Leon Jacobs
I. T Nicholls
H. P. Hogelund
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H. J. Cromley
G. G. Elliott
Stewart
BL. Balis
B.D. McGee
Luther Barnard
Pullen
W. E. Johnson
M. J. Fink
A.G. Rarnest
Fly
Nome Gets Beer Ready Chilled in Winter Port
Nome residents awaited beer as consignments spent 48 hours in the steamship Victoria hold while ice floes slowed progress. The cold cargo fueled thirsty crowds despite ports being closed in the winter, showing U S brew reach despite harsh conditions.
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Victoria
United States
Iere
Collision injures two children at West Commerce sight
Two youngsters Dorothy Summers age 6 and William Summers age 4 were bruised in a Tuesday noon collision at the intersection of West Commerce and Zinrumum streets. They were riding with their father W. B. Summers of 2016 West Salinas Street when their car collided with a truck.
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William
West Commerce
Znrxumum
Sumimerg
West Salinas Street
Runaway Victim Buried Tuesday
Punetal services were held Tuesday for Henry Michel, 73, who was fatally injured when ten horses bolted on his Kingsbury area farm. Michel died Monday at the home of his nephew Carl Fisenhauer on Somanes Road.
Banking Probe to Be Held On June 26 In Washington
Senate banking subcommittee plans continued hearings this month on Kuhn, Loeb, Dillon Read and Company, and Chase National Bank. Otto H. Kahn will testify first for Kuhn Loeb. Clarence Dillon’s firm leads off for Dillon Read. dates and structures described as partnerships and joint memberships.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Tomen
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Dillon, Read and Company
Senate Banking Sub
J. P. Morgen and Company
Ferdinand Paccora
Chase National Bank of New York
Chase Nations
Pecora
Em, Twedd and Company
Shay Waether
Dillon
Chase Bank
Chase Securites Corporation
Pesora
Otto H. Kahn
Kahn, Loeb and
Corepany
Clarence Dillon
Dillon, Read
Albert H. Wigelh
Ghase Bank
Kuhn, Loeb
Cd-Partnership
J. P. Moregan and Company
Partenership
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