Memorial Set Details at Travis Park Church
Memorial services for Rev Grady Tim gos will be held at Mission Buring park Sunday June 15 by the Business Met's White class. The class has about 456 members and will unveil a tablet for Rev Tir Rows at Travis Park Methodist church. Rev D rey Lindley will address the burial ceremony.
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City Boards Hold Dinner Meeting Announces Event
City boards including voologlews river beaulification parks and Manning will hold a dinner season. Mayor Maury Maverick announced the event at the Spanish Governor's palate on Saturday night.
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Back Taxes Still Coming In Inconsistent Receipts Report
A report to Tax Commissioner O Ray Davis shows back tax collections remain brisk while current tax receipts slump. Friday receipts totaled 93 01239 with $215 127 62 in back taxes and $43 839 757 in current taxes. Back taxes collected since penalty and interest relief began March 23 total 479 839 28. Current city taxes 2 045 568 67 and school taxes 1 615 266 15.
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O. Ray Davis
Woman Charged in Slaying of Mate Near Frederick Farm
Mrs Vel Davis aged 32 faces a murder charge filed by Frederick County Attorney Has kell Holloman over the fatal shooting of her husband Bur W Davis 24 at their farm home southeast of Frederick on Thursday Three children survived none witnessed the tragedy according to Holloman His statement said the husband was killed in self defense per a Laurel County line note
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Nation's First Lady Favors Conscription
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, in a Democratic Digest pamphlet, urges conscription as essential wartime support. She states a strong national will is needed to meet the crisis and that mandatory service could be justified by the urgency of victory.
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Relief Bill Hts S.A. Projects Continue Under Federal Aid
San Antonio area workers on the Works Progress Administration projects including art, music, writers and historical records continue under the relief bill approved by the House. The Index of American Design in San Antonio employs 15 with monthly payrolls of $1,031 for labor and $225 for materials. Sixty-eight statewide workers are employed in music and related items with monthly payrolls around $2,493 for labor and $1,199 for other costs. The writers and historical records projects use committees and totals across the state, with a combined payroll nearing $69,257.
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Ude
Sp Gan Antonio
Elizabeth I McCarthy
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Johor
FSA Report Details May Aid to Texas Farmers
G M Enns reports a total of 148 Texas farmers benefited by the Farm Security Administration during May. Maverick County was highlighted, with local committee work continuing as agents completed relief adjustments and served 12 facilities.
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Farm Security Administration
G. M. Enns
Maverick County
Causeway Closure at Mobile Bay Due to High Water
Information received Saturday that the Mobile Alabama causeway across the bay is closed by high water with no detour available. Sedgwick Coppeck, manager of the Alamo Micro, reports cancellation and limited privileges with time light ad costs. Dial for ad rates.
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G Man Returns From Texas Sheriff Convention Parley
Gus Jones head of the federal bureau returned from Galveston where he addressed the Texas Sheriffs convention on mutual problems facing both sheriffs and federal law officials.
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Three New Members of Parks Board Appointed
Three new members of the city parks and planning board were appointed Saturday in an ordinance passed by the city commissioners. The ordinance also included the name of Allee B. Ayres, architect, whose appointment was previously announced. The new members are Mrs. Paillo Higgins, J. J. Biasielli and Mrs. Matt Kenney.
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Parks Board
City Parks and Planning Board
Allee B. Ayres
Paillo Higgins
J. J. Biasielli
Matt Kenney
Father’s Day Sermons Highlight Fathers Worldwide
The city observes Father’s Day with sermons on fatherhood across churches. Rev. Welter Dibrell at Alamo Methodist and Dr. Baxley D. Greer at Highland Park Presbyterian speak on blessings and immortal riches. Music and special programs accompany services for dads.
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Alamo Methodist Church
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
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Greer
Pasine
Richey
L. W. Kennedy
Grace Lusieran Church
John A. Scherzer
E, J, Acendt
Plot to Kill Carol Bard in Bucharest
In Bucharest on June 17 authorities say they uncovered a daring plan by Iron Guard members to assassinate government leaders including King Carol II. Police say at least one Iron Guardist is under arrest and wide roundups across the country are underway to disrupt the anti Carol movement.
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Lqith
Carol II
Iron
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