Treasury seeks large public loan to bolster wartime finances
Washington March 2 Treasury announces March 14 operations including 900 million to supplement cash reserves for relief, farm, and bonus payments. Morgenthau cites strong demand for federal obligations and anticipates quick absorption of new issue. Proceeds boost working balance above 2 billion by April 15, with 650 million bonds and 500 million notes offered and existing notes exchangeable. Subscriptions capped to 1 percent of bank capital. 5000 or less given preference.
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Washington, D.C
Trey Treasury
Morgenthau
Treasury
Noles
Social Scene Notes From San Antonio Society
Mrs Harvey Mayo Jr and Miss Ann Lee Monroe are feted by family in Montgomery and San Antonio. The Countess de Caen sails to Washington and New York, with May return to France. A concert at St Marys Hall features Mary Aubrey Keating. numerous gatherings, travel plans, and a grand party at the St Anthony hotel with many dignitaries and clubs noted.
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Clara C
Harvey Mayo Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Ann Lee Monroe
George 5. Hicks
Mayo
Countess de Caen
Baturdsy
Washington, D.C
New York
France
William Mr Craw
Presidents’ Council
St. Amethony Hotel
Jamies Chaney
Randolph Field
Meraw
Texas
Sarah Eager
San Antonio
Mesdames Pannie Grayson Apewhite
Georgina Kendall ¥Ellowes
Griff Jones
Lee B. Miller
TM. Olivarti
L. B. Randall
Mary Fiske Ross
Willard F. Simpson
Killen Jones Ryan
Albert Smith
Sarah King
Adina
Mary DeZavalla
al Becker
Allan, Farnsworth
Sons of the Republic of Texas
Annabelle Burkhart
Emilia Pirie
Altruss Club
Qlivis Mashon
Swastika Club
M.S. Garriga
St. Anethony Hotel
Lewis Krams Beck
Otto Wick
The
Alamo
Oran Kirkpatrick
Pater Petrailis
Wil-letta Mae Clark
Aghes Sanchez
Texas Under Six
Leaders Seek Unity After Tokyo Coup
In Tokio at the imperial palace three near victims of a short-lived army insurrection met with premier Okada and other leaders to choose a strong head of government. The attack left multiple deaths and injuries at the premier's residence, the finance minister's home, and Yugawara, as the empire moves to restore national unity and confidence after four days of rebellion.
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Tokio
Imperial Palace
Nan
Keisuke Okada
Kimmoch Istonji
Nobuaki Ma Kino
Privy Seal
Lee Council of State
Okada
Metropolitan Police Board
Yugawara
Makino
Koroeyiko Takaheshi
Takahashi
Makoto Saito
Jotaro Watataibe
Detta Matsuo
Britain lays out rearmament plan in white paper
London reports Prime Minister Baldwin's cabinet approved a white paper outlining Britain's rearmament and stronger national defenses. King Edward VII broadcast a peace seeking message, stressing unity and the duty to promote well being and prosperity for the British people as the nation moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stanley Baldwin
Edward
Prince of Wales
Guy Bates Renamed Star in Reunion Cast
Renamed stage star, noted for many silent pictures, appears opposite Herbert Marshall and Gertrude Michael in Paramount story Reunion.
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Guy Bates
Herbert Marshall
Gertrude Michael
Paramount Apy
Thieves Overlook Jewelry In Fort Worth Break In
Fort Worth jewelry salesman E Ssigel reported a theft Monday from a car in the 100 block of East Crockett Street. Jewelry valued at 750 dollars was missing along with a bank book and a drivers license. Fire damaged J L Gonner's home at 103 Armour Place, caused by children playing with matches, with 5 dollars in damage.
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E. S¢igel
Fort Worth
Beneft
East Crockett Street
J. L. Gonner
Armour Place
Fight Over Government Spending Sparks Washington Debate
Washington March 2 The spending fight sharpened as Congress awaited President Roosevelt's 786 million tax message. The U S Chamber of Commerce and the National Economy League urged retrenchment with calls for tax changes and unpopular levies. The administration plans to tax to fund a 500 million farm program and part of bonus costs while seeking relief for the new fiscal year beginning July 1. Labor reports show January unemployment at 12.626 million, up 1.229 million from December, signaling weakness in manufacturing and longer hours.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
The
National Economy
Lrague
American Federation of Labor
A. F
Hampton farmer sticks to abduction tale and missing girl clues
Hampton New Hampshire March 7 1941 a farmer Harry Davis testified he saw a man shove a girl into a car then drive away later finding what appeared to be burned clothing. Police traced a Hartford Connecticut photo salesman and checked if the girl had been harmed while Mrs Ida Brown of Lynn Massachusetts doubted the disappearance involved her daughter but thought it could be Sue Warbeck of Manchester Connecticut. Warbeck family later said their daughter was safe. Davis also reported a razor and burning stockings found nearby and the car reportedly had Connecticut plates. Col Charles A Lindbergh bought his first plane at Americus Georgia.
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Tsampton
N. H
Marah
Hampton
Harry Davis
Hartford, Conn
Ida Brown
Lynn
Mass
Sue Warbeck
Manchester
Women to Keep Males Plucked
New York editors report women stylists dismiss the idea that men should dress in brighter, more flamboyant attire. They argue men would spend as much or more as wives, boosting wardrobes and shrinking wives’ budgets. Instead better taste and coordinated accessories are favored.
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New York
Tobe
Tet
Carssow Enters Legislature Race from Bexar County
William B. Cartssow an attorney announced Monday he will seek a seat in the state legislature from Bexar county in the upcoming Democratic primary. He has not chosen which of five places to contest. Cartssow recently left the Home Owners Loan Corporation to join private practice with W. G. Douglas. He was admitted to the bar at 19, the youngest licensed attorney in the state. He has led the Young Men's Council and the Young Voters League and now serves a third term as council commander of the Woodmen of the World Sam Houston camp. Bandera notes a new chamber of commerce formed and pursuing sanitation and beautification projects.
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William B. Cartssow
Bexar County
Carssow
Home Owners Loan Corporation
W. G. Douglas
Young. Men's Council
Young Voters League
Woodmen of the World
Sam Houston Camp
New Farm Aid Plan Started In Washington D C
AAA officials moved quickly to implement a new 100000000 soil conservation subsidy law signed by President Roosevelt. He noted it is not a panacea but a foundation to build on as experience reveals strengths and weaknesses. He plans to seek congressional taxes to fund the program.
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Waslington
D. C
AAA
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Ratter
T Roosevelt
Congress
Stratosphere Flight Talk Set by Captain Anderson
Captain Orville A. Anderson of the Air Corps will address the Technical Club of San Antonio on the Stratosphere Flight of 1935 at 12 15 p m Tuesday in the Blue Bonnet Hotel Cart W Evans serves as secretary and organizer of the meeting
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Orville A. Anderson
A. B. Air Corps
Technical Club of
San Antonio
Blue Bonnet Hotel
Cart W. Evans
Cardui Vardny Promoted For Functional Pain Relief
A vegetable tonic Cardui Vardny is advertised as relief for functional periodic pain nervousness and weakness due to older nourishment. Testimonials claim sufferers like W E Darner of Taylors and Bir Darnert of 8 0G show improvement after using six bottles. The ad urges consulting a physician if no improvement and cautions about self diagnosis.
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Ita Rey
Bir
W. E. Darnert
Taylora
Jess Pai
Cardus
Jen
Coirrar
Doctor Explains Gall Stones and Home Treatment
A booklet by Dr. J. B. Paddock from Kansas City describes gall bladder issues and why surgery may be unnecessary. It details symptoms, the infection of the gall bladder, and offers a palliative home medical approach, with a free booklet available via Box 5805 Desk 203.
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Yeats Ny
J. B. Paddock
Desk
Kansas City
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