Recovery Boost Depends on Easing Burdens on Business
W R Hearst argues that recovery hinges on reducing government burdens, opposing further inflation and bonds. He warns inflation won’t help if government policies continue to treat business as public enemy number one and urges decisive government support for industrial expansion.
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Auto Owners face penalty for late license plates
Bexar county officials warn vehicle owners that a 2 percent penalty applies to license plates issued after April 1. With only about 58,000 uncatalogued cars and a daily license rate of 3,000, roughly 10,000 more vehicles will incur the fee before the deadline. New licenses went on sale February 1, but six weeks yielded only 2,800 passenger cars and 1,300 trucks. Brogan stressed no legislative delay or clock resets.
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Heart Moves Back Toward Normal Position in Baker Case
Walter Baker, 28, suffered empyema after pneumonia causing lung drainage and heart displacement. Doctors at Beast and White hospital report the heart is gradually returning toward the midline after draining left chest fluid and hope for possible operation, while Baker remains critically ill with slim chances of recovery.
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Hearst Stock Pays Dividend In Record Shareholder Payout
San Francisco March 15 The largest number of stock holders in Hearst Consolidated Publications Inc at present are receiving the nineteenth consecutive quarterly cash dividend on the Class A seven percent cumulative participating preferred shares The dividend is paid to stockholders of record on March 1 Reynolds V Holland Dead Dallas March 15 Reynolds V Holland 52 secretary of Farm and Ranch Publishing Company and Dallas family member died suddenly of a heart attack at his home in Dallas
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Winner Gets Essay Prize for National Memorial Essay
Altadena California May 15. John Edward Bradley a 98 year old Altadenan won a $1000 prize for an essay on forging a nation. Dr Frank H Carver of the University of Southern California presented the check on behalf of the Hearst newspapers during the Mount Rushmore contest event.
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