Texas Senate Race Turbulence Flares Over Rock Attack
In Abliene and Orange Texas candidates clashed as Governor W Lee O Daniel accused a Communist pamphlet attack backed by two rocks wrapped in scurrilous notes. He urged voters to back him in the Special senatorial election and criticized rival dies for lavish campaigns and false propaganda. Attorney General Gerald L Mem pursued his bid in San Antonio and Fort Worth, attacking Lyndon Johnson while Johnson warned Mann against appeals for votes.
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Preaw
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Abliene
Mat Vin
API
Austin
Senate
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Tie
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Dies
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Diet
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Gerald c. Mem
San Antonio
Lyndon Johison
Roosevelt
Johnson
Mann
Fort Worth
Weely K. Hopkins
Martin
John Ten Saib
Tov
France
Quin Increases Pay for Mayor Aide and Secretary
The city payroll update shows Secretary Quin’s aide Van Henry Ayveher receiving a $50 monthly raise in June. Mayor C K Quin also notes Archer’s salary rising from $175 to $225 per month as part of the department payroll posting on Wednesday.
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van Henry Ayveher
C.K. Quin
Archer
Joske
Joser
Mayor Quin Inspects Maverick La Villita NYA Project
Mayor G E Quin toured the La Villita NYA project with J C Kellam Henry P Hein Vic Schultz and C V Breeden to review changes. The La Villita project has shifted from the mayoral department to the city parks recreation department, prompting a budget increase from 32000 to about 8000 to cover the NYA and other projects.
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G. EB
Quin
Maury Maverick
NYA
J. C. Kellam
Henry P. Hein
Vic Schultz
C. V. Breeden
Quina
la Villita
City Parks Department
Hein
City Recreation Department
WEA
Schultz
Littlepage Set on Pension Board
A Wednesday election featured Littlepage as the sole nominee from the detective force for the pension board. The setup requires two representatives from the police department, with one from the police and defective divisions. Nominees include Homer Allen A Dotson and George Welnmann. policemen vote next week.
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Littlepage
City Fire and Politce Pension Fund Beorg
Poller
Noriers
Homer Allen
A. Dotson
George Welnmann
Quin Points Out Law Violation In City Requisition Rules
Mayor Quininn accuses city departments of violating the charter by approving supplies before requisitions are made for items over 100 in cost. The letter, pushed by City Clerk James Simp, notes requisitions must precede reservation of emergency supplies and materials. He warns the city is not obligated to pay for purchases made without proper requisitions.
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C. K. Quin
James Simp
Quin
Burglar Foiled At Poultry House Reported
A burglar attempting to breach a poultry house at 1921 Capital Avenue was interrupted by FM Dunn of 1109 West Gramercy Place. The intruder fled as Bann Stid intervened and thwarted the break in on Wednesday, authorities said.
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Capital Avenue
Dunn
West Gramercy Place
Mann Attacks Johnson as Texas Senate Run Near
Texas Attorney General Gerald C. Mann campaigned in San Antonio denouncing what he called a Washington sponsored effort to back Lyndon Johnson for the U.S. Senate. He spoke at Sidney Lanier High School and Municipal Auditorium Plaza, defended his anti strike bill and pension work, and defended Governor O Daniel against criticism.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Roosevelt
Matin
Tio
Gerald C. Mann
Mann
W. Lee O'Daniel
Rovertor
Texas
O'Daniel
United States Senate
100 L. A. Clubs to Help Recreation
National Defense Recreation and Service committee asked 100 San Antonio clubs to appoint interim officers to aid communication and cooperative help. Harrison Otis urged temporary chairs until permanent appointments are made and noted the International Club will assist, linking headquarters with San Antonio clubs for foreign shortage information.
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National Defense Recreation and Service Committee
San Antono Ciihy
Elmirlien
Imean
Fac
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Acubs
The
International Club
San Antonas
Open Forum Series Opens Monday With Discussion
The Open Forum series by the National Institute begins Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Institute hall at 516 Martha Pecos Street. San Antonio Open Forum president Waheker will speak on citizenship privileges and responsibilities, with Allen Skinner presiding. A Trioc orchestra will perform.
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Tnecynational Institute
Marth Pecos Atest
Waheker
Te San Antonio Open Korim
Allen C. Skinner
Tricorchestra
Elsie OC
Quertan
Lee Rice
Phylis Slaca
M. L. Tatollt
Ella K. Raustcher
3. W. Chapman
Marie 5
Watkits
FDR Secretary Thanks S A C C Avitter for Opening Plant
M J McIntyre secretary to President Roosevelt sent a note through the chamber of commerce thanking the body for a resolution commending the president for opening the strike bound North American ignation company plant in Inglewood California. The issue involved the ind dormen who caused the strike and called on the president to stop all airikeen national defense ind ies.
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Avitter
M. J. McIntyre
Roosevelt
Chamber of Comerce
North Americ Agination Company
Inglewood
Caiin
McIntyre
Indormen
Airikeen National Defense Indies
Mrs Aurelia Maude Procter Rites Held At Hoplist
Services were held at 11 am Wednesday from the Hoplist temple for Aurelia Maude Procter 87 who died at her home. A native of Crystal Springs Mississippi she had made San Antonio her home for 21 years. She is survived by Otton her husband daughters Alberta Pollard of San Antonio and H E Wilcox of San Antonio sisters O E Momann Ehawhe ks J L Thissey Crosbyton J W Batley San Antonio and L W Keker Bridgeport. Burial planned in Bridgeport.
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Aurelia Maude Bares Procter
Wyshysvete
Procter
Crystal Springs
Miss
San Atlonio
Otton Procter
Mra
Albert HW
Pollard
Bim Antonio
H. EB. Wilcox
Sdinburg
Texan
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Ehawhes
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