Towns Study Power Plan In Cuero Meeting
Mayors of Cuero and six nearby towns met to discuss purchasing SouthwestGas holdings and running plants individually. They recommended each city allocate $50 to hire Garrett Engineering to map the program, as Garrett travels to Wilmington, Delaware where federal courts review the gas company bankruptcy filings.
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Southwest Cas Company
Gonzales
Laing
Lockhart
Shiney
Yoakum
J. T. Newman
M. T. Garrett
Garrett Engineering Company
Garrett
Wellngton
Del
Pile Sufferers Ad Offers Internal Remedy
A vintage advertisement promotes HEM-ROID tablets promising permanent relief from internal hemorrhoids. It claims the remedy improves lower bowel circulation, dissolves thickened blood, and restores affected parts with a 3.30 price, urging readers to buy and try risk free with a money back guarantee.
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Jena
Leonhard
Knaya
B C Relieves Pains In Three Minutes
An advertorial states B C relieves periodical pains in three minutes. Prepared by a registered pharmacist, it blends multiple ingredients to act quickly without opiates or habit forming drugs. Also advertised for colds, heartaches, and general aches, available in 0c and 250 packs.
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Schleicher County Lamb Entries Win at Angelo Show
The San Angelo Fat Stock Show opened with record crowds as Schleicher County 4-H member Cecil Moore won grand champion fat lamb. Gene Kay led the best group of five and Schleicher County also claimed top honors in the division. Hereford cattle, babies, goats and pigs judged. judging continued and the show closes Wednesday.
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Schleicher County
Angelo
San Angelo
Cecil Moore
Gene Kay
Carrot
Freshmen Senators Dine With F D R At White House
President Roosevelt hosted a March lunch at the White House with 18 new Democratic senators elected last fall. Attendees included Murray, Bilbo, Burke, Truman, Guffey, Holt, Maloney, Minton, Radcliffe, Schowellenbach, and other freshmen from multiple states as party leaders described the gathering as informal and social.
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Mareh
Roosevelt
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Senate
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Arkansas
Feader
Murray
Montana
Bilbo
Mississippi
Burke
Nebraska
Cenaney
Ohio
Gerry
Rhode Island
Guffey
Fennsylvania
Texas Victim of Sneezing Improves, Doctor Reports
A 10-year-old boy, Louis Nowak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doe Nowak, shows gradual improvement after four weeks of severe sneezing. Doctors note no cold or other illness is evident, and he slept normally between sneezes despite frequent episodes. The account describes episodes of six sneezes per minute during the second week of the illness.
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Louis Nowak
Doe Nowak
Young Nowak
Securities group to quiz attorney in Washington hearing
The securities commission began an investigation into stock transactions of Nathan L Amster a prominent New York attorney and other Granby Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company officials of British Columbia. Amster appeared at the hearing an hour and a half after commission counsel Thomas Lynch disclosed he had unsuccessfully sought to subpoena him since February 25.
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Washington, D.C
Securities Commission Today
Nathan L. Amster
New York
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Amster
Thomas Lynch
Mohair Shipment From Honda Warehouse Reported
Mohair totaling about 60,000 pounds was shipped from Honda this month by the Bandera Farmers and Ranchmen Commission. Local goat men received checks on Saturday at 20.14 cents per pound for beat hair and 33 cents for kid hair. The consignment came from the combined area mutations at Unree warehouses in Hondo, Center Point and Bandera.
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Maren
Honda
Bandera Farmers and Ranchmen Commission Company
Genter Point
Bandera
Albert Fish on trial for Grace Budd murder in White Plains
Albert Fish was brought to White Plains to face trial for the Grace Budd murder, six years after the kidnapping of the ten year old girl. He reportedly jabbed and cut himself with a chicken bone during the night, while awaiting proceedings.
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White Plaing
N. Y
Albert Fish
Deries
Grace Budd
New York
Pai
Kelvin
TAINO OF AGGIE. ROLL WORKERS AT A&M
College Station March 10 Nearly one third of A M students earn much of their expenses and more than half earn part of it Bailey chairman of the college student labor committee estimates More than 600 students were paid about 75000 from college and federal emergency funds during the first semester Centralization of student labor under a special committee has raised the number employed by 50 percent Jobs include power plant janitor services grass cutting dining hall and clerical work Not included is off campus work Only 400 applicants remain unfilled of 2900 filed This year FERA funds provide 460 per month for student labor averaging 15 a month up to 20 per month plus nearly 200 federally funded transient workers assist with campus costs
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Texas A, and M
Ft. SG
Bailey
College
FERA
Jebor
Treasury Moves To Reduce National Debt In Deal
Washington March 11 the treasury announced a 675.6 million dollar move to retire two outstanding bonds the 2 percent consola of 1986 due July 1 and the 2 percent Panama canal loan bonds due August 1. The plan uses the profits from dollar devaluation to fund debt retirement and expands currency backing with gold certificates backing Federal Reserve notes. Undersecretary Thomas Jefferson Coolidge said the action unifies the currency system and strengthens government control over the monetary framework.
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D. C
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge
The
Radio Priest to Answer Johnson Tonight
Detroit march 11. The Rev Father Charles E Coughlin will tape a radio reply tonight to General Johnson and to references in a speech last week about the Radio Priest and Senator Huey Long. He prepared his formal response while working today on the reply.
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Detroit
Father Charles E. Coughlin
Tugh &. Johnson
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
General Johnson
Bank official named BIS candidate in May election
The Bank for International Settlements announced Dr Leonardua Jacobus A Trip, president of the Bank of the Netherlands, as the official candidate to succeed Leon Fraser of the United States at the BIS annual meeting in May, confirming the choice today.
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Basel
Switzerland
Maren 1
Leonardua Jacobus A. Trip
Bank of the Netherlands
Bank For International Settlements
Leon Fraser
United States
Bourd
A Baby For You to You Denied Blessings
A caller from Kansas City Missouri seeks guidance on obtaining a baby and shares a personal note about a simple home remedy that helped her after past infertility attempts. She urges others to write for information and describes the day as life changing with many others also blessed.
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Mildred Cweng
Coates
Kansas City
Hanpi
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