Farm program aid in Texas listed
Washington reports federal farm program spending in Texas during 1936 to 1938. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration tallies total program costs at 688,243,617 dollars across 18 months, with Texas receiving 34,799,111 for 1936 and 31,782,649 for 1937. Texan farmers earned about 38,436,000 in 1937 amid shifting program emphasis toward soil conservation. The report notes 391,200 Texas farmers on 22,874,000 acres of terranean steepland, about 34 percent of cropland, plus various purchases by the surplus commodities corporation and USDA testing outcomes, including cattle tuberculosis and Bangs disease findings.
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Washington
Texas
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
H. R. Talley
Mumodules Corporation
Tolley
Crmmodities Corporation
FSC
Poller
Ezes
Jones-Connally
Walter Winchell On Broadway Highlights a Starry Night
A bustling snapshot of Broadway culture with Walter Winchell’s column mixing gossip and show details. Mentions Ozzie Nelson, Binnie Barnes, Harold Arlen, Katharine Hepburn, Orson Welles, Jan Savitt, Jim Dorsey, James Cagney and others in lively, era-tinted notes. References stage shows, radio, and nightlife across New York venues.
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New York
Ozzie Nelson
Swineg Street
Harslat Hilliard
Anders Sisters
Binnie Barnes
Jannd Oss
Amos
Andy
Ben Bernie
Elissay
Jan Savitt
Shuffie
Lincoln Hotel
Blue Room
Russell and Farrar
Chateau Moderne
Jimmy Dorsey
James Cagney
Kitty Carlisle
Loew
Dave Franklin
Cliff Frield
Counterfeit Ring Breaks As Parker Is Arrested
Chicago scene reports Frankie Parker, 43, the famed air plane bootlegger, held on 345000 bail amid six federal indictments for possession, sale, and conspiracy to deal 22280 in counterfeit notes. Evidence ties notes to Parker as part of more than 2,010,000 counterfeit dollars run by Valstag gang. August Englehardt faces charges in California.
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Chigago
Counte
Vaetor Luslig
Alcatraz
Chicago
Frankie Parker
Saga
Parker
August Englehardt
California
Terminal Island
Welle
Tate Elected Leader of San Antonio Optimist Club in 1999
WUMs BM Tate Thursday head the San Antonio Optimist Club for 1999. Board members elected include Louis Sien Matt M Bird Francis A Swann and Louis Volgelsang. Other officers named at the weekly luncheon at the Gunter Hotel include Frank A Huck Jr Tivet vice president George H Gilpitt second vice president Paul A Renton Jr secretary Cha E Rive treasurer Rev A Rector chaplain Roy Akers sergeant at arms J E Bechterhoff correspondent to Optimist International.
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W. M. Tate
Wums BM
Tate Thutsday
San Antonio
Optimist Club
Louis Sien
Matt M. Bird
Francis A. Swann
Louis
Paul A. Renton Jr
Cha E. Rive
Roy Akers
J .E. Bechterhoff
Matador Man Leads Pony Express Derby
In El Paso to kick off the Nocona San Francisco Pony Express Derby Shannon Davidson of Matador Texas led at dawn. T J Sikea from Devol Oklahoma finished eight miles behind, Hird Place runner Chris Asselton of Nocona followed, with eight others trailing over a 100 mile stretch.
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Pony Express
AL Paso
Threnton
Nocona
San Francisco
Shannon Davidson
Matador
Teans
el Paso
T. J. Sikea
Devol
Davidson
Cyclone Davis Runs For Governor Five Times Yet Not On Ballot
Cyclone Davis, known for five gubernatorial runs without ballot inclusion, grows an Alfalfa Bil Murray beard for a forthcoming Texas film project. He plans to deplete events in his and his father’s lives, collects photostat copies, and expects a radio appearance related to that hobby. He will depart San Antonio for Oklahoma City on Thursday. He resides at 23 Avenue A.
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Texas
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Avenue A
Bank Head Takes Own Life With Shot
Oakland March 9 George Thornton Jr 44 a bank president shot himself saying the public blamed him for alleged embezzlement by his cashier A week earlier Coroner C K Abbott said Thornton died yesterday his body found in a car parked in the Oakland hills Abbott noted no votes were found and Thornton complained the public blamed him for the bank’s troubles after cashier Erbat Brammel became involved
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Oakland
Galt
George Thornton Jr
C. K. Abbott
Min
Pubhc
Erbat Brammel
Legion Group Hears Hagood at Columbus Post
Maj. Gen. Hagood, retired, addressed about 500 people at the Wurzbach Post No. 5 American Legion in Columbus, urging stronger defense and saying Asia should be for Asians Europe for Europeans and America for Americans. He warned 3,000,000 on hand were obsolete and stressed the need for military readiness while celebrating the Legion’s 20th anniversary.
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Staten
Johns Hage
Parsons
Wurzhieh
American Legion
Columbus
United States
Roosevelt
WPA
Asia
Europe
America
Hagood
Wurzbach
Thc Delts
Art Wohy Galadian
San Antonio probes international auto theft ring
An investigation into an international auto theft ring opened in San Antonio on Thursday after a sworn statement by Coryell County Justice George Miller. A youth claiming to be Charles Edward Anderson and living at 824 Essex Street was jailed in Gatesville as detectives Hice and Trice prepared to interview him. He described meeting a young man at Denver Heights park and said he had served a short jail term.
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San Antonio
Justice of the
George Milter
Coryell County
Pathe
Charles Edward Anderson
Essex Street
Gatesville
A.J. Hice
Frank Trice
Py Miller
Denver Heights
FORE JOE LANGLEY WILL PLAY FIRST GOLF MATCH
Bexar Facts notes FRANK BRADY reports JOE LANGLEY, a banker, will compete in his first golf match at Willow Springs next Saturday. The item mentions BILL GOODSPEED’s antics with flash bulbs, and includes various local names such as A B BEYNON, GEORGE STABLEFORD, JIM TURNER, JIM ROARK, MURRAY WINN, and RALPH RUBOTTOM amid a stream of loosely connected anecdotes and civic notes. It also lists Treasury figures for March 7, with receipts and expenditures, and mentions births, marriages, and local events including a tribute to recent birthdays and other civic items.
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Joe Langley
Willow Springs
Bill Goodspeed
Beynon
Resume Talks On US Issue In Mexico City
In Mexico City on March 3, President Litwuro Cardenas and counsel Donald Richberg prepared to resume talks after an initial parley showed progress on foreign capital. They discussed fundamental principles for foreign involvement in Mexico and a Mexican program aligning government, labor, and property with national needs, avoiding labels like communism or capitalism.
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Mexico
City
INS
Litwuro Cardenas
Donald Richberg
Richbert
Gardenss
Jeffers Proposes Reforms to Speed Criminal Prosecutions
Leroy Jeffers former assistant district attorney and mayoral candidate urged changes to state criminal procedure at a San Antonio Bar meeting. He proposed severance discretion for judges state appellate rights in quashed indictments and not guilty verdicts, mandatory defense briefs before argument, and clearer notice to state prosecutors on appeal schedules.
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Leroy Jeffers
San Antonio Bar Asaoérational
Gunter
Delfors
Jeffers
Court of Crimint Appeals
Areuiant
Appeals Cour
Tn Fle
Oreder
Ume
Cowgirls Gain Point at Worthy Show in Grand Entry Row
A disputed Worthy Show led to riders clashing with management over a grand entry plan. Pro cowboys protested a policy that would push working girls to the arena fence, affecting 16 days of events.
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Jesse Lorhorro Hite
Ropers
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Lions Club
Jim Turner
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Austin
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Mata
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Prosper A. Mika
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San Marcos ‘Teachers College
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