Cattlemen Aid Through Credit Unit
H Kokernel, president of One National Finance Credit Corporation of Texas, outlines a cattlemen credit unit born from depression. The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association sponsors it since 1930, with $112,000,000 loaned in Texas. Interest is set by the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank. The firm reinvests profits to support livestock interests, marketing, and drought relief. Kokernot warns trade deals with Canada could hurt prices, land values, and raise free trade pressure, impacting Mexican and other foreign rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Kokernel
One National Finance Credit Corporation of Texas
Tne
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’association
Tnc
Kokerviot
Texas
Inter
Federal Intermediate Bank of
Bef Mk
Kokomo
Canada
Kokernot
Mexico
Australia
San Antonio
Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers’ “Association
Jim West
Houston Cattle
Richard King
Corpus Christi
Gausar Kleverg
Kingsville
Cattlemen Say Scalps Safe After Convention
E. H. Brainiard of Roberts County recalls 1888 when cowboys feared scalp loss as Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Association meeting in session. Rancher notes progress since harsh frontier days and asserts cattlemen need not fear Indians now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fexas
E. H. Brainiard
Roberts County
Texas and Southwest
Tursday
Tast
Peck
Brainiard
Whitney Firm torUopened and stock exchange battles memory
Whitney firm torUopened as a key figure in the 1933-34 exchange act era. The late president steered the market during the selling panic of 1929 with Simmons absent. Born Beverly Massachusetts, Whitney led the firm through changes, joining the New York Exchange in 1912 and becoming president in 1930. An investigation by the New York attorney general's office into the firm’s affairs was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Capitol
Stock Exchange
Whitney
FE. H. H. Simmons
Exchange
Beverly
Mass
Groton
Marvard
West Babylon Mother Confesses to Strangling Two Kids
Margaret Thomsen of West Babylon, jailed in Riverhead for the alleged murder of her two children Kathleen Elizabeth, 3, and Henry Jr., 5 months, saying poverty left them better off and blaming her husband for their hunger. She confessed after Troopers found the bodies in a dilapidated kitchen.
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Babylon
N.Y
Margaret. Thomsen
West
Lindsay Henry
Kathleen Elizabeth
Henry Jr
Henry
Suffolk County
Riverhead
Annie
West New York
Nuy Sle
Bedford
Truck Kills Man in Route City Collision
A truck crushed William Kamplan, 68, on Pino City Road as he walked, while Raymond Alexander, 25, allegedly drove the truck. In a separate crash at St Marys and Quincy streets, Norman Gimbher, 23, suffered a skull fracture and others were injured. Justice of the Peace Paymond Gerhardt opened inquest into Kamplan’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kamplan
Pino City
Turse
Bexar County
Kamplan
Raymond Alexander
Victora Streek
Ib van Acerssar
Justice of the Peace
Paymond Gerhardt
Jone
St. Mary's
Quincy Streets
Norman Gimher
East Pee Ban Street
Duck Price
Eest
Myrtle Street
Gimbher
Mice Banks
Adams Street
Lee Goltey
Richman Is Street
Burnett Run
South Flores Street
Excaped i Ijury
Robert BL Green
Senate debate blocks Argentine sanitary accord on cattle disease
Texas Senator Tom Connally warned against approving the Argentine sanitary convention to permit livestock imports from disease areas. He cited foot and mouth disease as deadly and dangerous, urging the Foreign Relations Committee to oppose ratification. Meanwhile, San Antonio hosts Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association delegates from leading ranching families and business leaders, highlighting the industry’s global influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tom Connally
Texas
Texas and Southwesternn Cattle Raisers’ Association
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Argentina
Cannabty
Europe
Commit
Suald Death Cade On Trial In Seattle
Deputy Prosecutor Henry Clay Agnew charged Del Richardson and Claire Richardson with scalding the bride Clara Compton to seal her lips. The bride died November 7 after being burned in hot water. The case also involved alleged white slave rings with underage girls. Defense attorney Derry L Finch said the scalding was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Marcy
Trina
Henry Clay
Agnew
del Richardson
Claire Richardson
Clara Compton
San Francisco
Derry L. Finch
Miss Richardson
Justice Department tightens espionage inquiries under Cummings
Washington dispatch reports agents working in utmost secrecy on espionage cases by order of Attorney General Cummings. Publicity banned without personal approval as rumors spread of new clues in FBI spy operations. Several individuals questioned nationwide while confidential state department reports are locked away for safekeeping.
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Washington
Justive Department
Cummings
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
State Department
Ships Shoes Sealing Wax He Has Em All
Ed Carl Humphreys ten of S127 West Houston Street attempted to carry his personal effects in his pocket when he ran from Crockett Elementary School. He punched through a plate glass door injuring his hand. later at Robert B. Green Hospital he displayed a rabbit’s foot pocket knife yo yo modeling clay sling shot and other items in his jacket.
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Ed Carl Humphreys
West
Houston Street
Ida
Ha Carl
Crockett Helementary School
Ed Gay
Robert B. Green Hospital
Ed Gard
China speaker to address San Antonio Baptists
Dr J S Saunders principal of a Shiu Chow Bible class near Canton and Pu Kong orphanage supervisor will discuss China’s present situation at the workers conference of the San Antonio Baptist Association at Trinity Baptist Church Tuesday. Saunders has served in Baptist missions around Canton for 36 years and chaired Canton’s Baptist Centennial committee in October 1996 while awaiting hostilities to ease before returning to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
J. 3. Saunders
Shiu
Chow
Canton
Canton-Hankow- Peking
Pu Kong
San Antonio Baptist Association
Trinity Baptist Church
Saunders
Texas Student Journalists Attend New York Caucasus? (Note: The title was garbled in source. unable to produce a valid T within limits.)
A group of senior journalism students from Brackenridge High School, Texas, including Elizabeth Sawers and Jean Cook, travel to New York City to attend the Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention at Columbia University. Lavery will serve as Director of the Press for a New York World's Fair special student day program. Brackenridge is the sole Texas school represented on the fair program per Mary Elizabeth Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth Sawers
Jean Cook
Aby Brackenridgs
High
Echon
New York City
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Columbia University Y
Man Charged With Intoxication in Hoefgen Avenue Incident
Ernest Price was arraigned Tuesday on intoxication charges after approaching a house on Hoefgen Avenue Monday, asking for food and stealing three milk bottles when refused. Potterman C. E. Rauney testified. Price was fined $15 plus costs and jailed to serve the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Price
Potterman
C. E. Rauney
Price
Hoefgen Avenue
Pat
Shook
Parents Night at Junior School Thursday Program
Junior school will honor parents with a 7 30 p m program including orchestra selections led by Mrs Julia Majewski a boys glee club community singing led by Mrs Lula L Griesenbeck and an address by G W Gotke department head of Yanna Heights schools the event is directed by A Arnold principal.
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Washington Iaving Junior School
Tor
A. Arnold
Orchestra Selecttons
Julia Majewski
Tip Thomaston
Hoys? Glee Club
Lula
M. Griesenbeck
G. W. Gotke
Yanna Heighta Schools
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Aker
Akar's
KER _ Foxton Howe
Main Ave
Indianapolis
Amanda Heady
Hugh X. Thatcher
Aull
King Ranch
Theodora: Pyle
Buck Pyle
van Horn
Jay ‘Taylor
Amarilla
Executive
Joe Sneed
Alan
Amarillo
Jim Cage
Falturrias
Roy Sparks
Midland
W. D. Reynolds Jr
Kent
J. , Welder Jr
Victorias
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Grillopy
MAXUM
Broadway
Fifth Street
Thovganda
Aulers Cr
Tamale
Rolling Stone
South Texas National Bank
South Texas National Gov. Fncnmy Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Karotkin
Kroehler Costī HO Mori
Krgehler
West Commerce
Nka
Kroehler
Byarn
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