Austria delays ultimatum to Dollfuss one week
Vienna reports the New Party of Austria granted Chancellor Dollfuss a seven day extension of Germany’s inspector general Harbicht’s ultimatum. The ultimatum, threatening drastic action if he fails to meet terms with the Nazis, formally expired at noon yesterday but will effectively run until noon March 6.
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Vienna
INS
New
Party of Austria
Engelbert Dollies
Theodor Harbicht
Germany
Nnlimatum
Chanvillor Dofuss
A Three Days Cough Warning Promises Quick Relief
A garbled ad claims a three days cough signals danger and promotes Creomulsion with a refund offer. The copy contains misspellings and dubious wording but presents the product as a fast cure with pharmacist refunds.
Ridgeway Becomes Assistant Postmaster Amid Changes
Grover Ridgeway, former transportation superintendent for St Antatio, is named assistant postmaster at Ridgeway post office as of March 1. He fills a role crucial for routine operations, with Civil Service backing noted. Ridgeway began service May 8, 1906, as a water conductor, reflecting lengthy local posting.
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Grover
Bidgeway
San Antonio
Ridgeway
Civil Service
Cine Wator
City tax rate fixed for year ending May 1934
Tax rate set by mayor and city commissioners at 1.79 per 100 assessed valuation for the current fiscal year ending May 1934. Collections will fall at least 252000 due to a $15 million drop in assessments. Revenue allocations: 84 cents to general, 82 cents sinking fund, 3 cents library fund, 1 cent police and fire pension. School tax rate unchanged at 23, with a three cent increase from last year.
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Frank Bushick
Fuind
Bushick
Mortgage Off Gold Basis Says Court
In Port Morgan March 1 District Judge Arlington Tavor ruled that inability to obtain gold due to government monopoly of the metal constitutes a defense to paying mortgage principal and interest in gold coin. He also said makers of the mortgage may not be charged extra for the rise in gold value.
Border radio bill sparks Texas protest in Congress
Washington March 1 Representatives Thomason and Boggess of Texas protested a bill giving the federal radio commission power to prevent broadcasting into foreign countries by remote control from the United States. They argued the measure targets Dr. John Brinkley’s station in Del Rio and would drive profits across the border, while Bland said the bill aims to curb border stations generally and not a single case.
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Washington, D. C
Thomason
Texas
W. F. Bogs Bess
del Rio
Federal Radio Commission
Qhy
United States
Xzk
John R. Brinkley
Bel Rio
Tmailstalis
Bland
Democrat
Virginia
Merchant Marine, Radio and Fisheries Committee
Boggess
Brinkley
Jstigation
Missing Bil Wood Calhoun Taxi Driver Found In Waco
Taxicab linked to Bil Wood Calhoun found in Waco on Thursday morning after his failure to return from a Brooksfield call Wednesday night. Texas Taxi Co officials fear he may have encountered violence. Witnesses saw two men leap from the car and flee. No word yet on Calhoun's whereabouts.
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Bilwood Calhoun
Crlhoun
Auto Parts Workers End Strike Toledo Settlement
Automakers resume production in Toledo Ohio as 3600 auto parts workers return to four plants today after accepting a 5 percent wage increase ending a protracted dispute.
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Toledo
Ohio
Mares i
Texas Hill Income to Up Texas Hill Income to Up
The article notes a 5.5 percent rise in net operating income for Texas railroads for the year 1932 amid changing figures. It cites prior year totals of 6, 909 thousand dollars, 6,635,053 dollars, and other incomplete amounts, reflecting an upward trend in railroad earnings.
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Austin
Texas
Revival Services to Be Continued in Harlendale Parish
Revival services led by Rev C D Bates of Harlendale Presbyterian Church will run through next week with assisting Rev J Leighton Green of Crestholme Church. Services are at 7 45 p m daily except Saturday. A Westminster preaching event noted. A new agricultural evening school for Brieger community farmers has been organized by F D Parnell with vocational agriculture instruction starting March 1.
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C.D. Bates
Harlendale Presbyterian Church
J. Leighton Green
Crestholme Church
Wsp
Bates
Westminster
Range
Brieger
F. D. Parnell
Congress Debates Bills Across Committees
Senate hearings on six hour day and stock market regulation. Judiciary subcommittees hear witnesses on crime control and related bills. Interstate commerce and education panels continue testimony on mail contracts and school finance. House debates agriculture and treasury post office bids.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce
Judiciary
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Davis to Discuss Home Rule Plan
County Attorney D F Davis will discuss a home rule charter plan at a Rural Taxpayers League meeting in the chamber of commerce building at 2 p m Friday. A series of sectional meetings in rural county districts will follow this session.
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D. F. Davis
Rural’ Taxpayers’ League
Chamber of Commerce
Dalriets
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