Farm mortgage relief plan discussed in Congress
A March 22 report describes President Raegrenits push for a farm mortgage relief bill. Morgenthau Jr and Dr. WoT assist, with talks involving Robinson and Arkansas Senator Rohinson. The plan centers on mortgage refinancing, debt arbitration, and issuing government bonds to back refinanced loans. The aim is to stabilize farm credit by repackaging debts under a federal refinance system.
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Ington
Prieisent Raegrenit
Morgenthau Jr
Robinson
Orgenthau
Rohn
Arkansas
Senate Canbine and Agriculure Committee
Rohinson
Jacks
Lady Recalls Relief From CARDUS Seeping Suffering
A distressed woman describes how CARDUS aided her pain and suffering. The account mentions Terre Beare Inns and a sequence of personal trials, with references to illness, seeking relief, and gratitude toward the aid received, conveying a personal testimony of remedy.
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Cardus
Care for Your Hair with Caticura
Before shampooing rub ndenra Ointment gently into the scalp, then make five thick ends with CucienraSoap and warm water end shampoo, massaging the scalp well to rimulate circulation. Rinse thoroughly. Proprietors: otter Drug & Cherpleal Conta, Malden, Maen.
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Otter Drug & Cherpleal Conta
Malden, Maen
Morgenthale plan to consolidate farm credit agencies
A consolidation proposal by Morgenthale merges the federal farm loan program the crop production loan division agricultural credit agencies and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation under a new framework. Four divisions would be created regional offices would oversee long and short term loans and mortgage relief administration if enacted.
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Morgenthale
Enare
Federal Farm Board
Crop Production Loan
He Aid Feed Loan
Agriculture Department
The
Agricultural Credit
Shin. Oy
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Farm Land Banks
Intermediate Credit ‘Banks
Department of Agriculture
Tang
Sinton PTA Elects Officers At March Meeting
Sinton March meeting elected officers for the Sinton PTA. President was Mrs. E. M. Tidwell with vice presidents including J. G Cook and E. T. Ellwood. Anita Lewis was recording secretary, Glenne Tinton corresponding secretary, Ave Ruswil treasurer, and Huts historian.
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Sinton
P.T.A
Glenne Tinton
Ave Ruswil
Trestorer
Me Ho. CG. Huts
H. GC
Brent
Echools
Valley cabbage prices steady at Allen stalls March
Valley grain market notes cabbage prices at Allen, March 22, with yellow cabbage steady between 20 and 23 dollars per ton. Meantime, cabbage fairs saw light activity as growers halt shipments for 30 dollars per ton, amid slow demand and ongoing harvests.
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Allen
Ain Grange
Purse Snatcher Sought by Police After Robbery
Police seek a youthful purse snatcher who robbed a resident on Wednesday morning. The suspect fled on foot after taking a small sums from a person at an unnamed Delaware address. Details are unclear due to damaged text but investigation continues with minor leads.
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PC. Bond
Delaware
Salary Schedules for Five County Departments Approved
San Antonio era style report notes five county offices received salary schedule approvals. Tax assessor, clerk, justice court, county engineer, and others were set between specified percentages of maximum pay. Auditor verified figures, considered above the previously ordered graduated cuts.
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Bexar County
Zommie-1siowers
Selvries
Adbert
Goodman
George W. Huntress Jr
Sondable
Will W. Wood
Distribution of State Auto Tax Upheld by Court
The Texas Supreme Court upheld statutes distributing proceeds from motor vehicle licenses between county and state. The court dismissed an appeal by the Barris community for lack of jurisdiction in a suit challenging the laws. The case involved tax collector J. D. Fall of Hams County and alleged discrimination against larger counties.
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Auslin
TNSI
Texas Supreme Court
Barris
J. D. Fall
Hams County
Arger
Burned Airplane Found Near Olmar Dam
A burned airplane was found Wednesday near Olmar dam by Caperton and Xstehman at the nam. It appears to have caught fire while standing near fieland. No report of the burning of the ship had been proven by paou but riders muir the Oimas may sifaltseapyeésen hehel al was burned. A man named Burnes.
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Olmar Dam
Dod Caperton
Xstehman
Nam
Fieland
Pa— Ou
Oimas
Mexican Officers Buy Supplies Here
Fragmented OCR text indicates mentions of Mexican officers and various names in San Antonio with references to officers and offices. Limited clear facts. potential report notes supply purchases or official visits in early city context.
Road work begins on oil field road near Bastrop
Work started off Oil Field Road Bastrop on March 22 to improve the road leading from Ras Tron into the new discovery field. Ten males near have failed. Two water bridges will span Cedar and Walnut avenues aiding travel and trade. Included by the president.
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Bastrop
Rastron
Neah
Porb
Prez
Texas reorganizes government branches proposed by committee
Austin March 22 Definite suggestions for reorganization and consolidation of some Texas government branches were before the legislature in a report from the legislative committee on organization and economy. It recommends abolishing the railroad commission and one department of agriculture, transferring farming duties to the Agricultural and Mechanical college, and creating a department of public service with bureaus for administration utilities and oil and gas conservation. The report also criticizes the Labor Statistics Board as ineffective due to weak Texas labor laws and notes the Industrial Accident Board handling is too narrow in scope.
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Austin
Texas
Legislative Committee On
Railroad Commission
Department of Agriculture
Department of Public Service
Department of Apriculture
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Fiste Bureau of Labor Statistics
Industrial Accident Board
Harbord Break With Economy More Explained
The New York Times reports retired Major General James G. Harbord severed ties with the National Economy rally over a month ago as veteran organizations pressed to cut pension costs for army and navy officers. General Pershing also resigned from the league with similar public statements.
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New York
New York Times
James G. Hertard
Army
Prairie
Nix
League
Navy
Pershing
Ina Plter
Dytins
Bexar Presses for Bigger Tax Share
County Judge Frost Woodhull indicated efforts to secure return of state-collected automobile and gas taxes to meet local needs. County Engineer W. Grodman reported that in the past five years Bexar County paid the state about $7,000,000 while only about $400,000 was spent in Bexar County.
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Bexar County
Frost Woodhull
W. §. Grodman
Bexer County
Nomination of Bingham Delayed by McNary Objection
WARRINGTON B C March 22 Efforts of Senator Robinson of Arkansas to win senate confirmation of Robert W Bingham as Kentucky ambassador to England were halted by Senator McNary of Oregon Republican leader. The nomination had unanimous consent in committee but required unanimous consent for immediate senate action and the objection delayed action until tomorrow.
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Bingham
Warrington
B.C
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Robert We. Bingham
Kentucky
England
Menary
Oregon
Formpn
McNary
Crop Loans Show Increase in Texas
Dallas March 23 An increase in government era production loan applications was announced by Gren Sherrill manager of the Texas Arizona and New Maxlen region. Through last month applications received from farmers reached the total of 210. Sherrill estimated that two hundred loans have arrived for eastern farm lenders and the O83 crate production loans remains unclear due to damaged text.
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Dallas
Texas
Gren Sherrill
Texas, Arizona
New Maxlen
Shoryu
Tou
Dried Vegetable Rates to Be Gut
The notice outlines new dried vegetable rates with a minimum price per pound and a minimum quantity. It references unspecified authorities and entities, indicating a local regulatory or market adjustment. The garbled text mentions peas and vegetables and implies upcoming pricing changes for the SAN Hern Packie area.
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HOA
SAN Hern Packie
Lubitsch Eyes Paramount Project After Rejections
Paramount story work continues as Ernst Lubitsch weighs a new project after declining Des Daily for Living with Frederic March Miriam Hopkins and Herbert Marshall. Writers race to prepare a treatment by Monday, with Lubitsch eyeing One Sunday Afternoon and a possible dinner at eight cast involving Mary Dressler Carlota Vance Wallace Beery Jean Harlow and Lionel Barrymore. Meanwhile, Sutherland returns from New York to film and stage work, and Hollywood social rounds highlight Garbo Garbo romance and other industry notes.
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Alli
Tedey
Luhlseh
Tam
Ernst
Stephen Roberts
Czarina
Pola
Negr
Mae West
Lees
Cathrine
Russia
Stu B
David Selanick
Marie Dressler
Carlota Vance
Wallace Beery
Dan Packard
Jean Harlow
Kitty Packard
Lionel Barrymore
Oliver Jordan
Billie Burke
Millicent Jordan
Madge Evans
Paula Jorden
John Barrymore
Lee Tracy F
Jean Her
Reform Takes on Banking and Railroads in New Deal Plan
Washington March 22. Definite measures proposed by President Roosevelt to reform banking and railroad systems under the New Deal. Major proposals include regulatory oversight of securities, holding companies, and stock exchanges. stricter supervision of national banks. separation of commerce and investment. and firm federal control of railroad financial entities and operations.
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Tent Hoosevel
Rhope
Congress
Feénral Reserve Bank
Fintar
Fedtral
Vem Ta Hing
Dial Fannin 3231
Ahi
Mehl
Shampoos In Demand at Jail When Coup Succeeds
Inmates at Besar vounty Jail on Wednesday clamored for shampoos after Tyler E F Brashear claimed a breakthrough in a long standing mystery. The event sparked a scramble as inmates bartered long glassy bottles of rancid castor oil for popular shampoos, marking an unusual supply shift inside the facility.
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Besar
Wishid
Tyler
Brashear
Jotler
Rome
Minera
County Advised to Discontinue Survey Payment
Bexar County commissioners were urged by attorney D F Davis to halt further payments to B Sinner for an county survey including aerial maps. The county has paid 48009 and withheld 12900 for work by Bienes not meeting contract terms. Davis advised against settlements and offered defenses against potential suits.
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Bexar
Heinle
D. F Davis
B. Sinner
Wee
Equnty
Bienes
Davis
Stoner
Une Armsnetton
Albert Maverick
Une
Tavis
Tax blanks for 8 4 Arca filed though government extend
Internal Revenue Office reports most Antotans have filed taxes. those who have not yet paid may seek free assistance at the federal building. Officials announced extensions to March 8 for the filing deadline and urged residents to use available aid channels.
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Maren
Internal Revenue Office
Wermenday
Thors
Recron
Intel
Feferal
Mosaic City News Highlights Local Events
Fragmentary readable items mention Dan Albttt and 14pines might clubs, Mramalier hath, Mule by Merzimann's ach, and a few names in a scattered list of venues and dates. Details are unclear due to OCR degradation, but references to events occur across a city calendar.
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Storenhine
Dan Albttt
Merzimann
Capsco Suit Appeal Delayed In San Antonio Case
Oral argument in the appeal of the states suit against San Antonio Public Service Company before the Court of Civil Appeals was postponed to April 24. The state won on the main point that the firm is not chartered to retail appliances and that retail merchandising amounts to unfair competition against small dealers. The attorney general seeks a broader ruling to divorce appliances from the sale and to apply the law to similar actions.
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Austin
INS
San Antonio Public Service Company
Court of Givi
4 & Alde
Snd
Wed
Care in Cutting Pensions Urged by Local Patriots
A San Antonio group from patriotic organizations urged officials to spare government pensions and relief for those with no other support. Dr J. M. Todd, W. W. Herring, George Barnes, and Gebe Cazzell led pleas at the Bexar County commissioners court and city hall, warning pension cuts would swell relief burdens.
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San Antonio
Bhol Nbelry
Roosevelt
Comartiremen
Low Bexar County Commissioners’ Court
Fhe Ity Hall
Caage
J. M. Todd
W. W. Herring
George Barnes
Gebe Cazzell
San Antonios
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