Postal Savings Bonds and Certificates Offer Treasury Deposits
Postal officials have promoted savings with 2 percent interest on deposits in postal savings certificates and stamps. Accounts open at post offices or by mail. maximum deposits up to 2500 with certificates non negotiable and redeemable by postal bonds later. Withdrawals allowed any time. many people trust the government for safe deposits despite modest interest.
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Washington
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Fedora Au Gerais
Postal
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United States Postal Savings System
J. 4. Fuller
Congress
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Hitler
Kenedy Clerk to Move to Kerrville
Rev. H. AY. Smith resigns as pastor of the local Baptist church after four years and will leave Kenedy for Kerrville about April 1, seeking appointment there.
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Kenedy
Kerrville
Texas
H. AY. Smith
Steerville
Chamber Manager Moves to Lubbock
Plainview reports that a district manager will open offices April 1 in Lubbock to direct arrangements for the annual convention May 14 to 18.
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Lubbock Plainview
Man- Jiente
Cycle Officer Struck by Police Chief's Car in Del Rio
In Del Rio Texas on March 16 Motorcycle Officer C E Earl collided with a car driven by Police Chief Hears Bridge. Earl sustained a badly injured left leg requiring fire department aid to control the leg wound. The pursuing machine was demolished in the crash.
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del Hig
Texas
Pa‘Woling
Ruare
Kenedy to Vote on Sale of City Property
Kenedy Texas voters will decide March 16 on selling surplus real estate bought for a city hall project. The election was called by the city commission to authorize the sale of the excess property.
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Kenedy
Texas
Wayfoto W. Tonmes
Ity
Wa Azn
Anthrax Blamed for Cattle Deaths Near Bunora
March 1 4 report from DEI RIO and Tesar notes cattle deaths linked to anthrax in Bunora area. Authorities recall illness after 13 prize cattle found dead. four carcasses tested positive, others possibly infected. Names Gieeane, Tesar, Fred Eaewond appear in fragmentary notes with unclear roles.
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Rio
Tesar
Anthraz
Tesetort Catrly
Bunora
Fred Eaewond
Stticken
Cavid
Gonzales Women Seek Library Quiet Zone Support
Gonzales residents push for a public library expansion set for March urging county citizens to back the plan. The effort targets the Gonzales area to improve access and services for local readers and students.
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Gonzales
Gas March
Torement
Merce
Plan Citrus Packing Plant for Mission WIARIGN
Ambiguous OCR reads plan for a citrus packing facility in Mission with dates and personnel unclear. Mentions growers, Wallinzen Batetin and a clerk. details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Terns
Wallinzen
Clark
Memorial to Heroes Plaques Memorial to Heroes in Beaumont
A memorial to World War II heroes will be built in Pipkin Park on the Neches River in Beaumont. The Col George Moffett chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution sponsors the project titled The Temple of the Brave. Funds sought total at least 10000 dollars. The temple features Manitou green stone, a slate roof, three tall earth-side windows, large stained glass front and rear windows, and will bear the inscription Think and Thank. The completed memorial will be presented to the city of Beaumont.
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Tyran
Pipkin Parks
Neches
Col. George Moffett
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Temple of the Brave
Manitou
Beaumont
Amarillo Voters to Decide Three City Charter Amendments
Amarillo citizens will vote on three amendments to the city charter in April. Mayor Ernest C. Thompson announced the measures aimed at extending provisions for bond payments, allowing the city commission to issue leases for park improvements, and clarifying public notification of ordinances. Voters will also choose a mayor and city commissioners.
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Teme
OPI
Amarillo
Ernest C. Thompson
City Commission
Leeds
Houston Board of Censors Abolished Official
The Houston city council repealed amendments and abolished the inoperative Board of Censors after two years. Zoning and governance changes elevated city business manager George Prater, extending his influence. The board’s history traces to a decade past with prior terms and officials lingering in memory.
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Houston
Community groups join San Antonio events and drives
The American region auvilors unit No.2 launches a five new member drive led by Eleanor McManus as aims to recruit many. Various local clubs and auxiliaries meet including the American Legion, United Daughters of 1812, and the Wom chub with readings on historic preservation, election planning, and charity events at San Pedro clubhouse, the Menger hotel, and other venues with plans for a charity sale and district meeting in Beeville.
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J.K. Borstin
San Antonio Express
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Lcammon Aloma
Delphian Society
St. Anthony
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Roberts
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Teethaven
Deroide Straet
Gunter Hotel
Tadien’ Aid Circle
Alamo Minainn Speer Daughters of the Republic of Nolnck
Thaman Nelaan Axe Tuniar School
Luncheon Club Hosts At Pierian Study Gathering
Mee Ross Cole way hosts Pierian study club luncheon at 1026 West French Place on March 10. Delegates or officers elected for Federation districts. observers attended from Texas literature circles. A literary session reviewed The Raven by Marquis Davis with life of Sam Houston referenced. general discussion followed with social hour and tea.
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Ross
Cole Way
Pierian Study Club
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Margaret Lea Houston
Indy
Texas Republic
Edward Gelfinger
Terey J. Johanson
Eleviei
Federation of Women‘s Clubs
Kingsville
East Texas Road Widened Before Final Pavement
In Longview a crew works on the Caogerew Marshall highway unloading rock and gravel for a widening project spanning more than six miles from west of Fallaville toward Mires county. The route to the Mires county line will be widened and paved once work continues, with gravel spreading in progress. Crews also start on the Calherran highway No 105 from Gilmer to the Harrison county line, surveying for right of way changes and improvements with Gilmer as headquarters.
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Caogerew-Marshall
Ffallaville
Mires County
Calherran Highway
Woodbine Tests Will Be Dried In Three Counties
Sinclair Oil Gas company will drill tests in Marion, Trele Wheeler, and Grepe counties guided by district transportation chief T. J. Williams. Movements target first two locations in Marion county with extensive oil holdings across the three counties. Three cars of tools and one car of mining ix on route. traffic diverted toward Jefferson for leased trackage and related operations.
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Tesas
Itarrivon
Marien
Ani 'Grepe
Sinclair Oil Gas Company
T. J. Williams
Footer Transportation
Marion
Sinclair
Enming ix
Kaite Crom
Jefferson
NincInie Hay
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Waco Youth Leads Rice Freshmen Faculty Friction
In a terse note from NUSTON failing to parse, Henry Meadowa of Mare is named president of a student group at The Institute. Opposition is unspecified as no formal challenge is reported.
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Im — Menry Meadowa
Mare Haa
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Ford Advocates Paying Students For School Attendance
Henry Ford proposes paying youths to attend school starting from age twelve, combining reading and practical technical training with factory work. He says industry should support technical education, with girls educated similarly and schools self-supporting through student labor in Ford plants.
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District School Contest Slated For April Eleventh
San Marcos hosts the district interscholastic league event on April 11 at 9 o clock in the education building of Southwest Texas State Teachers College. Directors from 14 counties lead events in debate declamation extempore speaking essay and other contests with faculty from the teachers college supervising.
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San Maticos
F.J. Wilny
Texas
Teachers’ College
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E. ©. Wiley
Wright
Monroe Lippman
Hospital Debt Paid and Record at Hays Memorial
In a May 10 report at Longis County Memorial Hospital, Ti Wha noted interest on the hospital’s debt is paid and a portion of principal retired. Since opening in 1928, about 4000 patients have been treated with only 16 deaths mainly from automobile accidents. Ninety-one babies were born at the hospital, and 27 patients have paid part of their bills. The hospital offers rooms in every section of the city with new services and competitive pricing.
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San Mahcos
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Longis County Memorial Hospital
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