Naming of Jones Indicates Prices to Be Food Keynote
Jones, a Texan with a strong Roosevelt backing, was named the third top food administrator in seven months amid disputes over farm and retail price controls. He succeeds Davis who resigned after clashes over price policies and subsidy programs.
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Man Sentenced in Two Burglary Cases
A man pleaded guilty to two burglaries in Criminal District Court before Judge W W McGrory and received a twelve year state prison term. The offenses include breaking into the home of J M Back at 1408 Fredericksburg Road on April 11 and the residence of Ruby West in Agnes Cotton signs on April 17.
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Civil Air Patrol Learns Navigation Amid Training Session
A partially legible notice indicates a Civil Air Patrol navigation training event led by instructor A. L Rehrbach and Brooks at the Plaza Hotel ballroom on a Wednesday afternoon.
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Cadet Patrol Enrolls 44 Members in Training Program
The article notes 44 CAP patrol members enrolled in a weekly Thursday class schedule. It mentions supervision by a line of force officers and volunteer service commitments at the state leadership level.
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Subsidy Row Weighs Senate House Clash Over CCC Policy
Congress debates subsidy policy and CCC funding as deadlines loom. Disputes over price supports, borrowing power, and federal control collide with anti subsidy provisions and a looming veto. Davis resignation adds confusion while conference talks risk deadlock and possible legislative revisions.
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Unsanity Plea Me Clift Slaying Trial
Golden Cola June 29 judge in Gejder court set trial for William Bugle Wymer 16 of Toledo on murder charge of Milo Plaat at Wallinny Castle near Golden. Wymer confesses complicity with Devin Maltus and mentions other names to cast doubt on sanity and alleged Lagady involvement.
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Burck Named By Branitf Brank? Appointment Details
Branitf announced the appointment of RB MW Burek from Austin to lead southern isolation trade management for Bran. Yures will supervise WATE watts across San Antonio Pashia and major Texas cities including Dallas Fort Worth and Houston. Asa will oversee a division with a 10-vent budget, six already spent with Brenkl.
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New York Taxi War Brings Hard Times for Cab Drivers
Amid upheaval in the cab trade New York taxi drivers face reduced fares and long hauls as business declines. Drivers report lower miles per shift, rising fuel costs, and pressure for advance payment to secure trips. The industry struggles to stay afloat while riders seek cheaper options.
OPA Hearing Set in Hartford Over Pastor Gasoline Battle
In Hartford the OPA plans a hearing on Rev Fletcher D Parker a 53 year old congregational minister challenging gasoline rules he calls totalitarian. Parker from Sunapee New Hampshire faces travel 140 miles for summer family plans, awaiting next round Friday with a government telegraphic permit.
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Navy Seeks Shore Patrolmen in Local Recruiting Drive
Navy recruiters urge qualified men to apply for shore patrol duty. Lieut KA Laux says age 49 to 60, no previous military experience required, with openings for second and third petty officer ratings. Contact the navy recruiting office on the second floor of the post office building for details.
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James Roosevelt Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in Marines
Washington June 29 Marine corps headquarters announces James Roosevelt eldest son of the president has been promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Marine Corps. Roosevelt, noted for raids in the South Pacific, previously held the rank of major and will now assume full colonel status in recognition of long service and leadership.
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Jeffers Urges Further Tire Conservation
Rubber Director Jeffers called for strict tire conservation as July allocations trim recapped tires to 500000 for alloting. New standards set July 1 will limit eligibility by monthly mileage and region, with tighter rules in the Eastern shortage area and unchanged prices for the West.
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Van Walgraen raises question in San Antonio parade
In San Antonio a dispute surfaces over a local event tied to the name Van Walgraen, with observers noting possible tensions around venue and timing during the morning's AM activities.
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