Red Cross Gexar Chapter Shifts to Monthly Meetings
The Gexar county Red Cross chapter votes to switch from quarterly to monthly meetings. The next meeting is set for the third Tuesday after a board session at the Bt Anthony Hotel with Marshall Esk idge presiding. Transient aid is cut back due to fuel shortages, leaving aid limited to city residents. The group runs seven activities besides home service, including a blind bystile committee and life-saving examinations. A home hygiene class has graduated, bringing local certificates to over 100 women. About nine thousand families receive flour or bread, with only 40 thousand of the 300 thousand pound San Antonio flour allotment remaining.
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Red Cross
Gexar County
Bt. Anthony
Marshall Eskidge
Cna
Additgn
Ife
San Antonio
Auto Firms and Railroads Face Elkins Act Trial in Detroit
In Detroit on June 15, four automobile companies and two railroads go on trial before Federal Judge Arthur J. Public for alleged Elkins Act violations. The government accuses the six entities of collusion to secure favorable shipping terms, with more than fifty counts across indictments. Defendants include New York Central and Grand Trunk Western railroads, DeSoto Motors, Lee Dodge Motors, REO Motor, and Olds Motor Works. all plead not guilty and seek a jury.
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Detroit
Interstate Commerce
Arthur J.public
Koverment
New York Central
Grand Trak Western Yailroads
DeSplo Motors Corporation
Lar Dodge Motora Corporation
Tit Reo Motor Company
Olds Motor Works
Collegian Farm Gift Aims Aid Unemployed Men
The Kiwonis club of Boringfield in Springfield Missouri plans a community farm to employ 75 to 100 unemployed men. A 75 acre land grant offer from Orn Patin, a club member, was accepted. $100 seed contributions support the project with small land tracts to be allotted to workers for farming and cultivation.
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Springfield
Kiwonis Club
Boringfield
Orn Patin
Chib
Narsard
Anhool
Pail Rsa
Pice
Thapeghlon
Local church events and club notices in Buena Vista area
ICLUBS The Prospectual Methodial Vacation closes with a Bible school exhibit at the church on Buena Vista and Olbolo Streets Friday at 7 p.m. Parents and friends invited. St Hilda's play by Lockwood players at Lockwood recreation building Friday evening. Delta Phi sorority meeting at Gunter hotel Friday evening. St Ans Allar society Barden party at Nie home Friday. Prospect Hill Epworth League to present one act plays at Prospect Hill Literary auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. Highland Park Recreation dish hosts a hard melt dance at the park building Friday at 8 p.m. Beer infestation report from Lynn describes homes with boarded interiors.
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Buena , Vista
Olbolo
A. M. Burton
E. Weltena
J. Briggs
Lockwood
St. Hilda's Child
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ds Delta ‘Phil ‘Sorority
Gunter Hotel
Ans Allar Society
Jerry Albee
Prospect Hill
What Congress Is Doing Friday Debates and Finances
Fragmented text outlines Senate debates on economy and federal savings. References banking committee exchanges and figures like Mousa Connidors and Cochran. Mentions government sampling and business rates. No clear events or outcomes.
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Senate Uebates
Donun Hill
Conferces Arek
Arnek Exchange Tiley
Mousa Connidors
Wits
unclear OCR historic bill debate on grain and transport
Fragmentary record shows a Thursday session with references to a Senne bill and a crower merchant airship bill. It mentions leasing 49,000,000 bushels of wheat and 500,000 gallons of fertilizer from farm health centers, amid inquiries and committee actions.
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Senne
Benua
Nova
Crower
Patmér Hill
Newgwang er Co Speaker Urges Chamber Unity at Banquet
Newgwang er Co president Nelswanger addressed about 70 chamber of commerce members at the Hotel Eagle banquet urging support for land colonization efforts. He highlighted power investment in Maverick County and backed experimental farming with A and M extension. County Judge Fill discussed an Eagle Pass to Brackettville highway bond program, expecting funds locally.
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Fagle Pags
Nelswanger
Lie Central Power Thd Light Company
Chamber of Comerce
Eagle
Maverick County
Chamber of Commerce
Bem
A. and
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Loci
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W. C. Fill
Eagle Pass
Brackellville
Kinney County
Iiad
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States end queer bond deal in Denver dispute
Colorary accepts 700000 in North Carolina bonds while considering a 7000000 issue. The governor and four officials debate legality and who may sue. NC argues bonds tainted by civil war waste, while state attorney general limits actions without governor request. Colamco Attorneys claim bond offer targeted at the state.
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Denver
State of
ASA Collection Agency
Thomas Neuny
Wall Street
New York City
Prac- | Henly
Colamco
Cnn
Kerr Wildcat Drills 600 Feet Near Kerrville
In Kerrville regional news a wildcat oil drill reported reaching about 600 feet into lime rich formation. The Kerr company continues operations with crews advancing cautiously as the bore progresses toward deeper targets.
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Kerr Wildcat
Kerrville
del Hall
Twelve candidates seek spots on Kern county ballot in primary
Kernville June 17 Twelve candidates vie for district offices on the Kern county ballot in the June 23 primary. J. Linfrey, Kern county Democratic chairman, notes contenders for Congress, state senate, and other posts. Names include R.E. Thomason Van M. Jackson from El Paso seeking Congress in the Sixteenth district, and W. A. Williamson along with W. Hy Ringeway Ernest Fenbaum, W. Crohn, and William A. Block for the Senate and other offices.
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Kernville
Kery County
D. J. Linfrey
Ker County
R.E. Thomason
van M. Jackson
EL Paso
Sialeenth
Yeralgel
Janie Rive
San Antonio
Twenty-sixth
W. A. Williamson
Hy Rirgeway
Ernest Fenbaum
W. T. Croieh
Wilam A. Block
Lee Wallace
Fox
Thirty-eighth Judicial District
Te. Woodley
Lon Ag
Yu- Wielal
W. O. Murray
Associates
Court of City Appeals
Supreme Judicial
Thomas D. Cobbs
Associated Justice
Bue Yreme
Coke R. Stevenson
New Invention Gives Torpedo Proof Ship Bulges
London reports a new bulge type for British warships that absorbs torpedo shocks and keeps vital parts intact. Tests claim ships retain speed and maneuverability after torpedo hits. A rearward extension design counters underwater threats, but wartime deployment awaits a court decision.
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London
Horse Given Cure Then Plays Pranks
An old belief holds a tonic calms skittish horses. Traveler, a temperamental horse in the nursing service, initially improves but soon bolts and acts out. After a period of restlessness, Traveler’s erratic behavior intensifies as the cure’s effects prove worse than the illness, unsettling handlers and observers.
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Lexington
Frontier Nursing
Traveler
Mursing
Nun Hurley Kin Would Save Boys From Gang Life
Sister Aloysius Hurley, sister of Patrick Hurley, moved to Colorado after years in Chicago's back of the yards. She spoke of gangs and proposed buying up dilapidated buildings to turn slum youth toward education and constructive work, hoping no boy would become a gangster.
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Hurley
Bils
Mloyalis
Aloysius
St. Louis
Relief measure fight shapes up in Senate over bonds
Washington dispatch reports Congress presses relief for the unemployed amid a major tax and bond debate. Senate battles loom over bonds totaling up to 5.5 billion dollars while the Garment bill earmarks 1.3 billion for outlays. House backs tax burden relief by studying federal state overlap with hearings planned into December.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Hoover
LaFolleLle
Republican Independent
House
Stockdale High Names Valedictorian and Librал Dean List
Bernier Fathprre, daughter of Mr and Mrs B, was voted most valedictorian by the senior class with top average and active roles in debate and drama. She served as vice president and led in four years of activities. Grol Eanith, son of Mr and Mrs Jesin Sealth, was salutatorian of the class.
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Stockdale High
Stockdalm
Bernier Fathprre
Af the
Elnsa
Valley Lattear
Gireevents
Grol Eanith
Jesin Sealth
Howard Again Heads Typo Group In Indianapolis Election
Charles P. Howard was re elected president of the International Typo group with 30 025 votes over Sean H Rouse 25 004. Claude M Baker won first vice president 21 630 to 17 457 for Corlas 4723 for Testerman. Francis G Barrett took second vice president 27 782 to George Bentley 21 875 and Thomas J Connelly 1799. Woodfull Randalsd received 917 votes to be re elected secretary treasurer. Guy McCoy led with 19 692 as delegate to the trade and labor congress of Canada. Delegates to the American Federation of Labor include Morrison Trotter Cline Martel Simons Mayers etc.
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Indianapolis
Charles P. Howard
Sean H. Rouse
Howard
Rouse
Claude M. Baker
Lawrence J. Corlas
C. Testerman
Francis G. Barrett
Grorge Bentley
Thomas J. Connelly
Woodfull Randalsh
Serealary
Guy &. McCoy
Willian A. Lowe
Trade’ and” Labor Congress
Qannada
American Federation of Libor Cheory Ara
Ernie A Morrison
1 .Trotter
Roy G. Cline
Frank X. Martel
John Simons
Charles E. Mayers
Board of Auditors
Advertising Used by New England as Vacation Aid
New England council launches a seven magazine nationwide campaign to promote the region as a recreational area. The effort, supported by six governors and local businesses, aims to stabilize income by attracting national visitors. The ads highlight New England climate food hospitality scenery and recreational advantages with millions of readers exposed.
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New England
Boston
Atlantic States
New Edeland
New England Council
New Ngland
Wits
Train Prospectors to Hunt for Gold in Tucson
In Tucson on June 17, INS reports the University of Arizona College of Mines has launched short courses and extension programs to train prospectors in gold mining. Over 150 have enrolled, with hundreds more showing interest. Dean Buller estimates many prospectors operate in the Southwest canyons, recalling 1880s strikes.
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Tucson
INS
Suly
Sereng
Munnining
University of Arleworn College of Mines
Nelala
Vendy Iave
Gom. Buller
Enlicat
Magicians Make Food and Drink Vanish in Avignon
In Avignon France magicians and diviners demonstrated a large scale misappearing act during their annual congress. For over a week theorists and practitioners used simple knives and forks to seemingly vanish food and drink before a curious audience.
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Avignon
France
Moses
Prosperity Around Arizona Corner
Denver June 17. Business conditions in Arizona are favorable for prosperity in the coming year says L. C Way former superintendent of Rocky Mountain National Park now over a ranch near Tucson. He notes more rain will improve cattle and crop prospects while cattle prices have been low there is expected improvement and markets like Denver and others remain steady.
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Denver
CING
Arizona
L. C Way
Rocky Montalm National Park
Tucson
Dengar
Way
Anid
Ealtie
Convict Grocers for Violations of New Egg Law
Montana enforces a new egg law with local inspectors in every city. A Helena court found two grocery store representatives guilty of selling eggs not graded to state standards. Wallace faces retrial on charges of hindering an inspector from entering Wallace grocery.
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Bozeman
Montune
Montana
Attis
E. Oushinnat
Manitana State College
Relnileys Wi
Helena
DR. Wallen
N. P. Evans
Neriendure
Bolwer
Legislatnee
Wallace
Kenviet
Ructon
ORFE
Sail Saba Settlers Set Reunion Date
Reunion plans announced for the Sail Saba settlers with a meeting scheduled August 11. Organizers aim to confirm a full gathering and outline ongoing activities for the community.
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Sail Saba
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