270 LOANS TO VETERANS MAILED FROM S A
Two hundred seventy adjusted compensation certificate loans totaling 980,000 were mailed to veterans by the United States Veterans Bureau in San Antonio. Applications for loans continue rising, with $500,000 or more received at the local office as funds allow. Most forms arrive by mail, and the bureau on the sixth floor of the Awith-Young tower reports reduced walk-in traffic while awaiting Washington funds.
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Trio of Negroes Indicted on Murder and Burglary Charges
Three men Ler, Cal English and Armetrong were indicted here yesterday on murder and burglary counts. The case stems from the death of Charles Mumer of Lawrenceburg Tennessee, who was killed after being thrown from a freight train near Ansae in Groesbeck Texas. Heavy sentences are expected if convicted on the charges related to burglaries and a train wreck attempt.
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Congress action review on budget and drought fund
Congress debates conference report on money appropriation and several bills. The House considers miscellaneous measures including a drought fund loan package, a 10 cent fuel tax proposal, food investigation updates, credit facilities, and rationing restrictions. A tribute is paid to the late Mepcesca Cooper.
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Roads Celebrate 100th Anniversary of G. M. Pullman
San Antonio railroads join in marking the 100th anniversary of George M. Pullman birth, originator of sleeping car service. A commemorative booklet outlines his life and work, read aloud in passenger cars and clubs across the system.
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Mexico Chauffeurs Union Threatens Traffic Tie Up
The National Chauffeurs union warned Mexico City officials of a traffic blockade in the city center within three days unless the federal district government grants its demand. The union seeks formal recognition and immediate action on its insurance and licensing issues as independent drivers.
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Former Detroit Mayor Bowles Nominated For Recorder Court
Former Detroit mayor Charles Bowles, recalled last July, was nominated in a nonpartisan primary yesterday for judge of the recorder's court. Bowles will face Judge John P. Scallen, appointed to fill vacancies created by Frank Murphy’s election as mayor and successors.
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Communist Party to announce peasant collectivization victory
Moscow March 4 The Communist government will announce to the All Union Soviet Congress on March 5 what it calls a major victory as it presents figures showing 524,000 peasants have been collectivized to date.
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Women Aviators to Show Skill in National Air Races
Cleveland Ohio March 4 report notes women pilots will have greater opportunity at the national air races in Cleveland. Clifford W Henderson as organizer outlines plans to expand contests for proficient fliers and to add events to showcase skill and promote aviation among women.
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Bruening Party Weathered Storm in Relnhatag Relay
In ERGLIN on March 1 the Peuring government faced a confidence motion related to farm policies. The vote 311 to 0 followed Roseheing consent, with focus on policy harm to Eehor and overall political stability amid a Coramiliet motion of no confidence.
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Agreement Reached on Salt Question in Civil Disobedience Era
A report notes progress toward a salt issue settlement amid the civil disobedience movement. The sketch mentions Mahatma Gandhi and contemporaries as key figures in negotiating the impasse and easing tensions around nonviolent protest strategies.
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Triplets Born to Jersey Cow in Georgia Farm
A Jersey cow at W. W. Anew’s farm in Jefferson County Florida delivered triplets. The first calf born is a male, followed by two female calves. The mother and all three offspring are reported doing well.
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Soviet Plot Trial Questions Counter-Revolutionaries in Moscow
In Moscow in March 1937 the Soviet prosecutor questioned 14 suspected counter-revolutionaries about links among factions in Russia. Isaac Rubin, economics professor at Mars Eagles Institute, testified he handed incriminating letters from the German Social Democratic party to Vyazanof, head of the institute, amid hints of further actions.
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King of Night Club Announcers Explains Cough Remedy
Bill Mehia the King of Night Club Announcers says broadcasters must use a quick cough preventive within reach. He promotes Pertuasin 9 used in WMGA studios to stop coughs safely without narcotics, suitable for children.
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