Insurance deposits ruling on Texas creditors priority
Federal Judge R J McMillan ruled Saturday that cash deposits made by a California insurance company in Texas are for the benefit of creditors, not for Texas residents. The decision followed five days of testimony over the Preston claim, denied priority, and referred the case to the insurer’s receiver as bankruptcy looms.
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R. J. McMillan
Insurance Com- S Ml
Texas
Vie Comtention
L. G
Cora Preston
Casualix Association of America
California
W. C. Tillotson
Fort Worth
Preston
Tillotson
Forty-eighth
Tarrant County
W. A. Tarver
Sale Insurance Commissioner
A!ing
W. P. McLean Jr
Wie Cleimants
T9 General
N D. Coler
Austin
Coter
Sintec
Walker Silence on Divorce Draws Courtroom Attention
MNES France March 11 Former var James J Ot New Ys remained in run at Hotel Martinez declining to give any for his li Ieendechon with the div a suit filed by his wife In Since the action was filed, hes received a number of drams from the United States, whether these were from Jus cers could not be learned.
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Mnes
France
James J
Martinez
United States
Tammany Wins No Favor With Farley
In Maru tington D C Postmaster General James A Farley provoked no favor from Tammany Hall as he departed New York amid calls for federal action against the organization. The state Democratic machine issued no endorsements or support.
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Tammany
Farley
Maruington
D.C
Mvarenta
James A Marios
New York
Fedevel
Aupany Hall
Iit
Rees
State Démocratir Comrie
Father Seeks Aid in Locating Daughter Hana
A man named C. Red, living 11 miles from San Antonio on the Palo Alto area, appealed Saturday for help to locate his 15 year old daughter Hana who has been missing since Wednesday. He urged any information about her whereabouts and asked for assistance from local authorities and residents.
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C. Red
San Antonio
Hana
Courts Put Money Judgments On Hold In Texas
A Texas proclamation by Governor Miriam A. Ferguson suspends final money judgments in all litigation until March 25. Senator W K Hopkins proposes a bill to extend suspensions for actions seeking money judgments or property recoveries, while preliminary remedies remain possible for protection.
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Atistin
CINS
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
W. K. Hopkins
Gonzales
Roosevelt Has First Taste of Scribes Gridiron
President Roosevelt attended the White House Correspondents Association tenth annual dinner in Washington addressing the crowd with a burlesque on the new deal and a special movie by the correspondents. Radio stars from CBS entertained along with the cabinet ambassadors congressional leaders and the president's secretariat in attendance.
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Washington
D. C
Ince
White House
Roosevelt
Roosevelt push on job relief plan gains Senate backing
Washington March 11 The administration reports rapid progress on unemployment relief with a plan allocating about 100 million dollars for work camp projects. A White House conference with President Roosevelt and Senate leaders aimed to finalize legislation for immediate submission to Congress. The plan, backed by the labor, employment service, and war departments, would recruit idle workers from cities and place them in semi military camps for reforestation flood control and Tennessee Valley work. Wage details and family provisions remain unsettled as the plan advances.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Labor Department Employment Service
War Department
Tennessee Valley
Green Hospital Slashes Patient Roster To 118
Robert B Green hospital reduces patient count to 113 with new observation ward to assess injuries faster. Dr Ferdinand P Herfl notes public support for the economy move as prescriptions start being filled in the hospital pharmacy instead of local drugstores. Discharges now possible within 24 hours for minor injuries, down from two to three days.
Police Seek Missing Woman Minnie Leal
Police asked JaLT to search for Minnie Leal a 20 year old woman from Richter and West Commerce streets who disappeared three weeks ago.
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Jalt
Minnie Leal
Richter and
West Commerce Streets
Library to Hold Poetry Contest for Youth
Carnegie Library children's department runs an annual poetry contest for children and young people with a closing date set as Spirit 16. Mrs. Teah Johnson announced the event Saturday. Poems by school students will be submitted, and the library conducts the contest independently.
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Carnegie Library
Teah
Johnson
S. Jibraran
Roof Robbery Strips Labor Temple Garden Lights
Thieves stole about 20 red white and blue light globes from the Labor Temple roof garden during a Saturday event. Police were alerted and are investigating the incident.
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Labor Temple Roof Garden
Place H
Cuban leader assassination shocks Havana crowd
In Havana the assassination of Dr. Leynaldo Fernandez Ros, 46, a former Havana university historian and president of the Patriotic League, triggers fears of a new terror wave tied to anti Machado factions. Eyewitness Mario Sanchez cited three gunmen in a touring car firing into Fernandez Ros as he boarded a bus.
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Havana
Machado
Leynaldo Fernandez Ros
de. Fernandez Ros
Havana University
la Noche
Pamriotic League
Almendares
Carlos IT
Mario Sanchez
Yiddish Artists to Stage Jest for Ste Show at San Pedro
Yiddish artists traveling as Jest for Ste will perform Monday at 3 p.m. at the San Pedro playhouse under the Jewish National Workers' alliance and Poale Zion. The program features modernist recitations and interpretations of Jewish folk songs with artists Chaneh Stromberg, Wolf Barzel, Anna Spector, Sholom Tannin, Victor Peker, Moshe Rauch and Misha Rappel.
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Jewish National Workers’ Alliance
Poale-Zion
San Pedro Playhouse
Chaneh Stromberg
Wolf Barzel
Anna Spector
Sholom ‘Tannin
Victor Peker
Moshe’ Rauch Snd Misha Rappel
Death of Texan ruled natural by coroner
Te xas justice of the peace F C Hicks, 41, of Kiblah 25 miles south of Te times, was found dead after a hunting trip. The coroner ruled the death natural following an investigation. Hicks had served as justice of the peace for 25 years.
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Teaareana
Ark
F. CG. Hicks
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