Roosevelt's new program moves through Congress in quick pace
Washington March 18 Congress is pledged to press President Roosevelt's emergency program. A quick recess was avoided. a noncontinuous session will continue with aims to pass revenue and economy measures, farm relief, employment programs, park and labor bills, and budget balancing through reorganizations.
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New Bill to Aid Hospital Receives Attorney’s Urge
Artur V. Wright, Bexar County attorney, tells the commissioners a bill would fund hospital care from damages or insurance payments. He urged the court to press the Senate to pass the measure, noting hospitals may seek payment from compensation funds.
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Robert B. Green
Flier and Woman Shot Dead in Brickyard Hotel
In Broeasy Washington on March 18 a flier and a woman were found shot dead at a hotel. Police said Forbes killed the woman and himself in a suicide after a dispute over love. Coroner Thomas C. Barnhart confirmed death by self-inflicted gunshot.
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Wash
Emba EB Forbe
Teberan
Pear Preser
Forbes
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Dex
Funeral services for cadet Charles Rogers scheduled
Funeral services for Charles Durward Rogers 24 a Kelly Field flyby cadet who was killed when his plane crashed northwest of Osmfort Thursday night will be held at 7 30 p m Saturday The Dods with Cadet Henry H Baer escorted the body to Arlington Virginia for burial Cadet Rogers was among observation students on night cross country training nights to Fredericksburg Four planes were dispatched from Kelly Field Friday morning to search the crash site and the burned wreckage of his ship was sighted from the air with a ground party directed to the spot by airplanes guiding the wreckage Cadet Lawrence Pulwider who was aboard during the night was later rescued after bailing out of his plane Natap as his fuel supply failed prevented further action
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Kelly Field
Hisinide
Osmfort
Dods
Henry 8. Baer
Iil
Arhoville
Riat
Rogtra Wesque
Fredericksburg
Kelly
Weather summary messy OCR with missing data
Fragmented forecast text shows temperatures and precipitation notes but digits and words are garbled. The snippet references daily totals, March, January, rainfall, and totals for a period with unclear locations or times. Readable entities are minimal. core facts cannot be reliably extracted.
Wife on Bond After Shooting of Bus Driver J.T. Jensen
Dora Toulse Jensen was charged with murder in the weekend shooting of J.T. Jensen, a 40 year old bus driver for Ena San Antonio Public Service, at his home 1306 West Ashby Place. He remained in critical condition Saturday at Phreians and Swreeons hospital. Judge W. J. Anderson set a $10,000 bond for Jensen.
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West Ashby Place
J. T. Jensen
Jensen
Ocal Bospital
J.T. Jensen
Ena San Antonio Public Service Company
Phreians and Swreeons
Dora Toulse Jen- Sen
Fridsy Elih
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Ielday
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Tobe
Stokowsky on KTSA Program and Hindu Festival Piece
Radio listings summarize Stokowsky's appearance on KTSA discussing the Hindu Festival of Gauri, with the Philadelphia Symphony and Leopold Stokowski, plus excerpts from Wagner and Rimsky-Korsakov. The broadcast also notes other musical selections, guest conductors, and talks on public affairs and medical care.
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Tates
Hawtboys
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
CBS
LaMoines
Philadelphia Orchestra
Island of the Fitts Landsen
Wild Demons
Wilermussion
Radio Programs on KTAA 1200 and Regional Stations
A fragmented radio schedule lists programs across KTAA 1200 and affiliated stations with varied times, hosts, bands, orchestras, and specials. Entries mention Berne, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Dallas, and other locales, alongside concert and talk formats, with multiple daily time slots and program names.
Prayer Services Planned in Highland Park Homes
Prayer services will be held in the homes of Highland Park Presbyterian Church members as part of the annual every member campaign beginning March 26. Mesdames Lang and Smith arranged weekday meetings at 7:30 p.m. in listed residences with leaders and attendees named, including Hunnam, Hedges, Delisi, Jones, Fal, Goodrich, Monk, Poage, Stewart, Tilners, Greer, Mitchel, Nagel and others across Montana Street to Vine Avenue and nearby locales.
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Mesdames
A. Lang
C. L. Smith
Bley Anne Hunnam
Montana Street
C. H. Jones
C. J. Smith
Lalsyelin Fal
Kinley
Copbins
G. K. Tiliners
B.D D. Greer
Mra
J. C. Mitchel
A. R. Nagel
No Caps and Gowns at Tech Class Ceremony
A Lae senior class selects formal wear over traditional caps and gowns for the May 30 commencement at the Technical school. A class lawyer and a prophet have been elected while candidates were announced for a hall of tama around the word technical. Martin Hershman named prophet and William Wottlin, lawyor, chosen for the hall leadership.
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Dresney
Tama
Martin Hershman
Phet
William Wottlin
Cinas Lawyor
Sausage Factory Looted in Early Morning Break-In
Police report a break-in at a sausage factory on 207 Soul Taredo Street. Thieves damaged a window, removed five tires from a truck, and fled with an unknown quantity of meat products. No injuries reported. investigators urged anyone with information to contact local authorities.
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Trek
Roosevelt farm bill explained by AP briefing
The article, by W. E. Ronald, details how the Roosevelt farm bill could lift prices to prewar levels through flexible methods. It outlines three main approaches: marketing agreements, production reduction, and the Smith option for cotton, with rental payments and state by state allocations to manage acreages and stabilize markets.
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Washington, D. C
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Nericulture
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Pencesaing
Sécona Vampeniayan
Smith
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Plac
Miss Grothans Elected Librarian at San Antonio Library
Miss Grothans was elected librarian of the San Antonio Public Library system after acting as interim since the recent recr uption of Mire Princes R. Humphray. The selection was announced at a special library board session chaired by William L. Werff with committee members and staff in attendance.
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Migs Jullé
Ellen Grothans Gaturday
San Antonia
Dean asks for FDA support in Roosevelt program
Boston March 18 George H Dern secretary of war in his first public appearance since joining Roosevelt’s cabinet urged support for the economic reconstruction program. Speaking before 400 Charitable Irish Society members Dern likened the effort to a war and called for firm faith in administration programs already advanced and chosen to continue.
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Roosevelt
George H. Dern
Dern
Irsh Society
Beeretary Dern
Parole Revoked Cuts Six Months From Sentence
Ben Antonia youth Cochran had a suspended sentence in a federal liquor case. His parole was revoked and he served six months at the Ta Tuner detention farm in Texas before being rearrested on a probation charge. The court ruled a paroled prisoner can be resentenced to a term not exceeding the suspended limit.
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Ben Antonia
Ta Tuner
Texas
Pouta
Reed Covart
R. J. McMillin
Cochran
Neer
Ik War
Emirt
Gudhran
Students Present Play Citizenship at School Assembly
Students from Nathaniel Hawthorne Junior show will present a play titled Citizenship during the regular school assembly Tuesday. Miss Joyes Garrett teaches. Waller Len, formerly Hawthorne, now at Jefferson Senior, will speak about citizenship before the performance.
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Te Michélion
Joyes Garrett
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Hawthorne
Jefferson
Post D, T P A to Plan Election
Arrangements for holding the enmus election April 1 will be discussed by members of Post D Travelers Protective Association in their regular semi monthly session Saturday at 8 pm at the Gunter hotel.
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Post D
Travelers’ Protective Association
Gunter Hotel
Senate Wets Urge Earlier Election
Texas lawmakers debate timing on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment with a House plan for a referendum and a push for an earlier statewide vote. Prohibition opponents seek hearings to ensure voters can qualify, arguing many may not be electors yet and urging a representative turnout.
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Austin
Texas Senate
House
Senate
Ubur
Couple Held on Bond in Auto Dope Seizure
United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart heard a drug case after a narcotics agent observed a man and woman in a parked car on No Gallon Street vicinity. A handkerchief contained 141 grams of heroin in capsules. The woman’s bond was reduced from 1090 to 509 and the man’s from 2000 to 1500. Authorities plan to seek bond reduction for the mother.
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Nogalloe Street
United States
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Hedda
Jose
Lockhar
Docket Update From County Court Under Judge Matthews
Judge Charen J. Matthews aims to clear a backlog in the County Court Lighter Docket, noting about 690 old cases disposed since he took office. Arthur V. Wright, the district attorney, says most appeals from municipal and justice courts have nearly ceased as defendants pay fines and bonds are adjusted.
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Matthews
Arthur V. Wright
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Horse and livestock sought by police in weekend round-up
Police conducted a mixed round-up Saturday after reports of animals missing from several homes. A horse branded with a letter and a milk cow were taken from Tehn Olive's residence at 302 Slevos Avenue, a second milk cow from B Zepeda at 532 Lelgi Street, and 12 chickens from J G Dalgade at 134 Yueca Street.
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Slevos Avenue
B. Zepeda
Lelgi Staed
J. G. Dalgade
Attack at Flores Street gas station injures operator
Police search Saturday for two men who allegedly refused to pay for a tank of gasoline and attacked gas station operator Jose Gomes at 1000 Boul Flores. Gomes said he fired a pistol into the air, prompting the men to flee.
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Ling
Boul Flores Street
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