Traffic safety discussion to marshal city and chamber groups
A safety program in San Antonio features the mayor and city officials including Fire and Police Commissioners and the Wichita police chief. A radio broadcast on KTSA will promote Fourth of July traffic safety with a goal to avoid fatalities. A permanent traffic safety committee will be formed by ordinance to coordinate future efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
M. Phars
Wit Anckide
Fire and Police
Louis Lipscomb
Harold Keller
J. G. Hall
Chamber Safety Committee
O. W. Wilson
Fof
Wichita
Kan
Ktsa Maverick
Wheeling
Redlo
KTSA
San Antonio
Maverick
Atv Otters
Plans for Doubling Beds at Souttiton Tuberculosis Colony
County Judge Charles W Anderson reports renovation plans for the Souttiton colony to add about 78 beds, doubling capacity from 73 to 151. Architects estimate $200,000 for new structures. operating costs could rise from the current $10,000 yearly. County commissioners endorse a treatment program but funding for any expansion remains under study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souttiton Tubercular
Charles Wi Anderson
Anerson Wald & Stidy
Dalle
Julgr Anderson
Souchten Institution
Suns
WPA Bill Slowed By Controversy
In Washington the $1,735,000,000 WPA relief bill faces delays as Senate and House debates threaten to derail swift passage. Key provisions on a three member board and WPA funds for PAA are stripped, with administration allies warned the bill may stall past Friday. A filibuster threat looms over silver price amendments and currency measures, risking lapse of the stabilization fund and extending emergency powers.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations
Senate
WEA
Troosevelt
Feday
Leaters
Bres
Tidenet
House
Vandenberg
Michigan
Texas Farmers Income Up
Texas farm incomes rose in March, with total income around 41 million dollars, beating the five year average by about 4 million. May figures show growth over last year while increases in cattle and hog marketing offset by other factors. First five months of the year total about 106 million, up 27 percent from a year earlier.
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Austin
Texas
Tes Burcan
Business Research
Lesen
Antoine Joy
Ford Madox Ford Dies at 66 in Deauville France
Deauville France June 27 Ford Madox Ford 66 a man of letters died after long illness His real name was Ford Madox Hueffer a famed author known for The Taberti and The Good Soldier He wrote with Joseph Conrad and created a world renown literary career in New York America.
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Ford Madox Ford
Deauville
France
Ford Maddox Ford
World Renew
Ford
Yord Madox Hueffer
Cal Jahoreley
Joetph Gomad
New York
America
Gold Medal Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old style ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem capsules as a cure for kidney poisons and night-time urination. It claims the product cleanses kidneys and bladder, reduces waste buildup, and restores vitality, urging readers to buy the original with a Walk for the Gold seal for 35 cents.
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Aurelie
Zidney
Morals Case Defense Set in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 27, defense plans outline arise in a morals case. Belle and her husband deny charges tied to a nude photo incident after alleged drugging. They claim conspirators and an attorney’s office spied on them and lured them to a Paris boulevard setting for days of planed defense.
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Los Angeles
Deseph Detters
Sevahgelist
Belle
Wit Ditek
Manvestign Wis
Mel Wixaire
Aparkocnd
Delore Wey
Jeffers
Yoorats Cave
Defferg
Auto Jutta
Deers
Lorin Andrews
Teffers
Mys
Ayer
Dem
Investenta
Vincent Magnus
Mincent Casey
Tim
Higking
Pacer
Meeting of School Board Suspended in New York City Visit
San Antonio board of Education vice president Rucaisa Leo Brewer postponed plans to stay another day in New York during a current visit. The 42nd board meeting Tuesday saw suspension of the meeting due to absence of a majority of seven states and officials.
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Rucaisa Leo Brewer
San Antinio Board of Education
New York City
We Kant
F. 12
Lars
Agiod
Lye Repulne
Greseven Siatees, OY
James P
Tailors
Puerto Rico
Mystacy
Jack Locke
Gunther Orsinger
Louisiana Governor Earl K Long resigns amid chaos
Earl K Long announces resignation as Louisiana governor amid turmoil over state university affairs. Two federal probes into Works Progress Administration activities are ongoing. Former Governor Leche attends events, while Dr E S Richardson is named acting president at a salary of $12,000. A public scramble follows as Leone Halling announces the changeover.
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Tary University
Louisians
Works Progress
Louispa
Federal District Attorney
New Orleans
Rand
WEA
Leche
Cov- Snton
Gay
Leslie
Wehniall White
University Board of Administrators
E. 8. Richardson
Earl
Liestale
Dr. Smith
Polite
Emory
Checkup of PWA Funds in Louisiana Ordered
Washington reports the Public Works Administration ordered a routine checkup of local PWA project funds in Louisiana. Administrator Ickes said the investigation would determine if funds were misused. No complaints had been received about PWA funds in Louisiana. The review covers the 58 percent federal contribution to project construction costs.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
PWA
Louisiana
Ickes
Malon
Bwal
BWA
Mayor Maverick Plans Diet To Respect Health First
San Antonio Mayor Maverick announces a personal diet to improve health and public service. He says he will see people on Tue Wed and Fri mornings, focus on policy, and reduce backslapping, drinking, and political posturing. He claims to have cut the budget, improved health, traffic safety, cleanliness, and police morale while staying busy serving the city.
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Maury Maverick
Don Palitico
Moyartek
Meriday
Don Politico
San Antonio
Maverick
Jon-Serker
Tim
Meyer
Mayer
Ibhan
Tr Ob
Lost Fire Destroys Tearoom in Lakewood Blast
A fire early today burned a tearoom to the ground in Lakewood New Jersey. A Newark motorist unfamiliar with the winding streets spotted the blaze at 1:40 a.m. and alerted fire crews. By the time responders reached the scene the fire had consumed the building and the box with it, forcing additional companies to return to their stations.
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Lakewood
N. J
Newark
Pine Belt
Heights Gets Garbage Bids From Alamo Heights Council
Bids for the Alamo Heights garbage collection were opened at a special council meeting. D. P. Sheridan, the current holder of the rate tract, submitted the low bid of 6939.49 dollars. Other bidders listed were W. A. McFarling at 6423.12 and R. E. Lannan at 6803.76. No award action was taken.
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Alamo Heights
D. P. Sheridan
Alamo Helgnts Jetty Council
Lsted
Wo AL McFarling
R. E Lanhan
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