Community clubs and events fill San Antonio evening
The city hosts numerous gatherings across schools, churches, and clubs. Weddings, plays, lectures, and dances appear on schedules at Ursuline Academy, Harlandale High School, St. Mark's parish, and the Palm Heights recreation center, featuring organizations like the Daughters of Union Veterans, Zonta, Woman's Club, and the San Antonio Council of PTA.
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Chaminade Cho. Teal Society
Incarnate Ward Colege
Huff Avenue
parent‘Teacher Association
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Harlandale High School
Herbert J. Schiebl
St. Ursula's Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alamo Plaza
Crockett Street
Lousy Tell Ewing
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Tuniding
Banco
Royal Neighbors of America
Security Hall
Nis
R.tate
West
Mistisloe Avenue
Della Alamo
Munfelga Auditorium
Debates on Depression Era Economic Theories
Professor Lewis Haney argues against demagogic relief schemes and share the wealth proposals. He contends temporary emergency measures harm long term production and warns that consumption must follow production, urging a return to market-driven growth over social planning.
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Lewis Haney
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New Rally
New York
Sismondi
USA
Tebiedy
St Andy
Sismonds
Bo 6
Longe
Coughlins Tatay
Seguin Banker Walter Fey Elected President at Association Meet
Walter G. Fey of Seguin was chosen president at the South Central Texas Bankers Association convention in Beguin. Colin Campbell of Nixon was named vice president and G A Rennart of New Braunfels secretary treasurer. The group gathers bankers from Bexar Caldwell Comal Gonzales Guadalupe Hays and Wilson counties.
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Bankers’ Group
Beguin
Walter G. Fey
Nixon
Texas Bankers’ Association
Colin Campbell
G. A. Rennart
New Braunfels
Bexar
Saldwell
Comal
Gonzales
Guadalupe
Hays
Wilson Coaniles
Roosevelt and a Civil War $20 million note mystery
Washington column recounts how President Roosevelt learns of an 1863 interest bearing legal tender note amid Treasury curiosities. Representative J Burrwood Daly explains the note found among a father’s effects, sparking a discussion on old money and Civil War financing. The tale weaves in Treasury secretary Daly, Speaker Burns, and a curious Capitol atmosphere with senators McLaughlin and McReynolds noted.
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Daly
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Roosevelt
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Mare Gonthan
Treas
Sky
White House
Burns
Byrng
House
AM More
Treasury
Market sentiment flags bottom dip amid renewed talk of pep talks
New YorkMarch 24Market sentiment shows signs of forming a bottom downtown as some brokers offer pep talks amid a liquidity retreat. Short selling costs may rise and investors shift from high priced names to other issues. Union Carbide earnings linked to new products developed during the low mood contribute to optimism as the liquidation that stalled markets ends.
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New York
Joe" Kennindy
Storky
Union Carbide
Woe Robinson Leads Democrats in Senate Theater
The text portrays Senator Robinson as a floor leader amid a rowdy Democratic caucus. It notes occasional outbursts and attempts to disrupt the administration, while the Arkansas senator sits at desk No 1 center aisle, appearing deep in thought as he contemplates possible political alignments or outcomes.
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Huey Long
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Sidney Hall
Raymond F. Lee
E. A Oelkers
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Rornery Hayes
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G. M. Briggs
Chiaries P. Cartler
Henry Garley
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C. J. Mathews
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