Future plans of O Daniel mystery plans of O Daniel
Governor W Lee ODaniel, in a radio broadcast from Austin, challenged a minority group of 56 representatives who blocked a sales tax amendment to fund expanded old age pensions. He refused to call a special session to raise statutory funds, hinted at a future campaign, and warned the pension fight would shape next summer's elections.
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Townsendite Session Ends in Indianapolis
Delegates at the fourth Townsendite national convention hear urging from Dr. Francis E Townsend to "go home and farm for a teensend cometess in 1940" as heat-driven sessions conclude. Townsend warns insurgent critics within the organization will be ignored, while a dissident group contemplates forming an independent old age pension body led by Harry V. Dill of Cincinnati.
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Roosevelt to Receive Fancy Grange Certificate
Hyde Park N Y June 25 67 Franklin D Roosevelt renowned country squire will receive a fancy certificate for twenty five years of continuous dues paying membership in the Chapel Corners Grange local branch of the national farm organization Despite limited attendance due to duties in Washington he pledged to attend the Grange meeting at Chapel Corners Hall tonight Rhinebeck NY State Deputy Master Ethan Soon confirmed the president would be present for the regular gathering.
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Buckner on Court Stand in Philippine Bonds Fraud Case
New York June 26 William P Buckner Jr a playboy promoter and friend of Hollywood figures testified in federal court defending charges of small fraud and conspiracy tied to Philippine railway bonds Buckner a nephew of Thomas Buckner president of New York Life said he worked in the insurance inn department after Fordham Law School and entered the securities business in 1937 He claimed to know nothing about the bonds and was learning about them as the trial opened.
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New York Life Insurance Company
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Philippine Railway
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More Osteopaths Gather for Forty Third Annual Meeting
More than 2500 physicians surgeons and specialists from the United States Canada and other nations gathered in Dallas for the American Osteopathic association forty third annual meeting. Dr C J Gaddis urged demand for more practitioners as attendees elected officials for various osteopathic groups and associations.
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American Osteopathic Association
S Gaddis
Los Angeles County
California
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Des Moines
Iowa
Golden
American- Osteopathic Association
Wiliam W. W. Pritchard
Los Angeles
Associated Colleges of Osteopathy
D. Stedman Denstow
Kirksville
A. B. Crites
Kansas City
Bexar Farmers Receive 28000 AAA Aid
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration is allotted 28000 dollars to Bexar County for farmer payments under soil conservation practices. County Agent N A Fitzhugh says funds cover terracing seeding legumes and sodding fractures plus other practices and supplement regular AAA allotments.
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Maury Maverick's San Antonio in Survey Graphic
The June issue of Survey Graphic profiles Mayor Maury Maverick of San Antonio in a lead article by Audrey Granneberg. It portrays his rising power in Texas politics and hints at a national future, noting the potential break of a major political machine. The piece compares him to New York's Fiorello LaGuardia, details local conditions including the West Side slum, and suggests Maverick's next move remains uncertain. A photo spread accompanies the piece with Maverick and local residences.
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Reject Place on Third Term State
Washington June 26 The “palace guard” has sounded out prominent Democrats on joining a Roosevelt third term ticket in 1940. Attorney General Frank Murphy and Senator Burton K Wheeler reportedly declined. Wheeler prefers the Senate. Murphy calls a nomination on a Roosevelt ticket a mistake, citing his Catholic faith as a handicap. Names linked to the guard’s slate include Lloyd Stark Sam Rayburn and Alben Barkley.
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House
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Mendaco Promises Quick Relief for Asthma Attacks
An advertisement touts Mendaco as a quick palliative for bronchial asthma choking and gasping, claiming it relaxes bronchial muscles and eases breathing. It pledges money back if not satisfactory and urges readers to obtain the remedy from a druggist today.
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Clipper Wil Open Service
The Atlantic clipper began preliminary trial flights from New York on June 26 heading via the Azores on the southern route. The 41 ton Pan American flying boat returned from Marseilles yesterday completing the fifth round trip mail flight required by civil aeronautics before passenger service could begin.
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Aynig
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Two Bandits Rob Beverly Hills Club Raid For Nine Thousand
New port Ky June 26 two bandits robbed the Beverly Hills country club for nine thousand to eleven thousand dollars today. Police described the pair as two of three men who yesterday fled with nineteen thousand from concession offices at Crosley Field home of the Cincinnati Reds.
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Crosley Field
Cigeinnett Reds
Theft Charge Filed Against Howard Oliver in Street Theft
Complaint charging theft from person on Monday was filed against Howard Oliver, 25, at 1312 Sherman Street before Trustee Of the Peace Bat Corrigan. The theft of 35 Trem Henry Merkins, 415 Grayson Street, was made by Detective A. D. Hice.
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Sherman Street
Tustee of the Peace Bat Corrigan
Henry Merkins
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Solons Favor Pendion Vote
Washington report states senate committee favored a direct popular vote on the Townsend old-age pension plan. The resolution, sponsored by House members from Massachusetts and a Democrat from New York, would submit the proposed federal amendment to a national referendum if approved by Congress. The panel approved nine to seven. Postmaster Dan Quill expected to return to San Antonio after attending the Postal Masters’ convention in Big Spring this week.
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