Social whirl spurs San Antonio spring events
Clara Go reports Hastings visitors Richard A Groos and family leaving after a stay with relatives. San Antonio society hosts and attends Luncheons at Bright Shawl and San Pedro playhouse with fashion shows, Little Theater productions, and multiple social hosts including Mrs. Oscar Hunt Judkins and Mrs. Francis Frasher. Notables include Miss Phyllis Payne, Miss Jeanne Sperker, and Miss Linda Wells as guests.
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Hopkins
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Mexico
Port Watches for Insull at Suez Gateway
Port Said Egypt March 2 Watchers kept vigil for Samuel Insull as rumors spread that his ship the Malotis neared Suez on the way to asylum. The apparent Victoria freighter turn caused excitement before identification showed a different vessel had approached. Mrs Samuel Insull in Athlers reported her husband possibly aboard the Marlotis, ill from the strain of his prolonged absence.
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Whitney Attacks New Stock Regulation Bill
Richard Whitney president of the New York Stock Exchange denounces the revised stock regulation bill as unworkable and destructive. He says the exchange opposes the measure for the same reasons it opposed the Pletcher Rayburn bill, arguing the old objections apply to the new proposal.
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Washington, D.C
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Liquor Imports to America Fall Off in February
Washington March 22 The department of commerce figures show February imports of wine and liquor for consumption in the United States totaled 4.765 million dollars, down from January's 5.015 million and December's 5.69 million, signaling a decline in the month.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Texas to Buy Seeds for Relief Gardens
Austin March 23 The relief commission has authorized spending 45000 dollars for the purchase of vegetable seeds for gardens tilled by relief roll recipients.
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Texas
Austin
Relief Commission
Citizenship papers cause job mix ups in immigration process
Walter W. Knopp director of the United States Immigration said that obtaining a certificate of arrival and first naturalization papers is only the initial step in citizenship. Applicants must wait two years for final papers, and employers may lawfully deny jobs to those who only hold the first two papers.
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United States Immigration
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