House Group Advances Bill on Neutrality
The House Foreign Affairs Committee reported favorably the administration neutrality bill allowing wartime arms sales to Britain and France under cash and carry rules. The measure preserves licensing for exports, bans American travel on belligerent ships, and blocks belligerent submarines from U.S. ports with penalties up to 50000 dollars or five years' imprisonment. Electric chair, once legal in New York State since 1289, is noted.
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County Takes Out Insurance Policy
County commissioners approved a new policy at a Saturday meeting. The policy covers the Bexar County Home for Boys and was secured from the Baltimore American Insurance Company of New York through local agent Arthur J. Biard at a cost of 12 dollars.
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Col John B Brooks Heads On 30 Day Leave
Col John B Brooks commander of Randolph unit takes 30 days leave to attend his son’s graduation at Manlius academy. After the ceremony he plans a visit to Canada before returning.
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Murphy Backs La Follette Study Effort
Washington reports indicate Attorney General Frank Murphy has joined efforts to marshal funds for the La Follette committee’s West Coast labor inquiry. He reportedly rejected proposals to hand over committee evidence to the Justice Department, as Senator Byrnes pushes to close the inquiry and limit the scope of the investigation. The AG argued the department lacks subpoena power and needs voluntary testimony for a clear view of labor conditions.
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Army Chief to Visit U S on Flying Tour
Gen Petra Garz Monteiro chief of staff of the Brazilian army travels aboard the cruiser Nashville with Brig Gen George C Marshall. The party will tour Randolph field West Point of the Air Fort Sam Houston El Paso Grand Canyon Mars Field and Yellow Stone Park before visiting Detroit West Point New York City and the Panama Canal Zone en route to Brazil.
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Cool Wave Heading For Texas Section
A weather dispatch reports a cool wave moving from the Rocky Mountains may ease Texas heat, while many cities endure 100 plus temperatures. Two drownings in Fort Worth and Fredericksburg and a Dallas man’s heat stroke death are linked to the heat. Fort Stockton posts 110, with numerous towns reaching the century mark. Readings vary across the state, with highs from 62 to 110 in several locales and Galveston, Brownsville noting upper 90s.
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Weather Wrap for Texas and Gulf Coast Regions
The forecast covers San Antonio and vicinity with partly cloudy skies on Sunday and moderate southeasterly winds. Highs reach near 94 on Saturday, cooling to around 72 Saturday night, and near 98 for Sunday with fresh southeasterly winds along the coast. West Texas sees cooler conditions in the Pantandle area with generally late Sunday development. The outlook suggests widespread warm to above normal temperatures across the southern plains, Gulf states, and coastal areas, with partly to mostly cloudy skies in many zones.
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