Harbord Sees Pan American Trade Union Trend
General James G. Harbord argues Ottawa conference moves toward regional empires and a Pan American trade union. He notes seven British nations drop favored-nation clauses to favor intra-area trade, favoring Latin American investment and economic integration while Canada remains excluded. He also suggests topics for future talks and outlines fragile global conditions.
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Dallas
James G. Harbord
Ottawa
Whatsehaura
Radio Corporea
Tio
America
Latin America
oWithin
United States
Harberd
Lye
Great Britain
Canada
Watch 2
Montevideo
Hareford
Crimina Coles
State Department
Washington
General Haroford
Uris
Harbord
Nto
Blindness Threatens LaBarba
The article outlines Fidel LaBarba facing potential blindness after a long career marked by near misses and a recent injury. It notes his evolving condition, past injuries, and a long battle with eye health amid boxing duties and public attention.
Reichardt and Willis Shine in Texas Aggies Spring Camp
Willis Brackenridge star and Reichardt ex Main Avenue gridstar show form in Texas Aggies spring training. Reichardt eyes center position, facing veteran Roweh and sophomore Stachney. Willis competes at guard or tackle amid a seasoned line of veterans during Friday session.
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Reichardt
Willis
Ags
San Antonio
Ice Hockey Women Rally in Elite Round Robin
The American Hockey Association women’s tournament features the New York Runners Tammy Garmax and Charis Gardiner along with Chien TinekNawk Rolle among key players. Rival teams starch the region between St Louis and Keimans, with Merrill Wine Fever and Kendle Oly among noted performances as teams push toward advancing rounds.
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Womanto
Marsh
Cai— Thera
Merah
American Hockey Association
Mamieine
St. Loula
Keinans
Karmas
Ant Merrill
Michne Sinaman
Conlin
Merrill
Fsco Atradetel
Lavoe
Victorian
Local clubs plan Saturday meetings and events in San Antonio
Various groups schedule gatherings this Saturday across San Antonio venues including Musitel club at 3 PM in the Gunter hotel Oriental room, Daluth Delphian at the St Anthony hotel, Alpha Alamo Delphian also at the St Anthony, and women of Christ Episcopal chizeh hosting an 8 chicken supper at 7 30 PM Friday. Sigmi Delta Pi fraternity party at the Plaza hotel Friday night per Gene Koch. Recreation council hosts an event Friday evening. Canopus Tourist club dances Friday evening in the India room Milam building with 8:40 PM dance and 7:30–8:30 PM ballroom instruction. Elizabeth Tynan schno at 7:20 PM Friday. Denver Heights Methodist church presents comedy Fin on the Prdunk Limited by Women’s Missionary society Friday. Notables listed include many named locals. Music by Edgar Alina pe sae orchestra. Public dances open to nonmembers. County federation meeting Saturday 10 AM at courthouse.
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San Antonio
Fin
Woman’s Missionary Society
Denver Heights Methodist Church
Welock
Jsick
Mestimes
B. T. Roes
O. P. McRae
M. R. Wright
George J. Green
J. R. Nimnnlly
A. J. Souer
Do, Welker
A. Mocker
W. A
Bexar County Federation
al Women's Clits
Fernando Miller
St Bte
Fruit Nut Tree Budding Topic At School
RANGE March 24 How to bud full trees to improve varieties was discussed in this week’s Live Oak Evening School meeting conducted by EF D Parnell Range trader of voca Conal agriculture Patch chip and T budding are the best methods for its insertion The group agreed with peas doing best when patch budded and fruits growing better when the T bud is used Two budding demonstrations are to be given as follow up work of the night school Parnell reports
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EF. D. Parnell
voca-Conal Agriculture
Parnell
Mercedes School Board and City Commissioner Elections
Mercedes voters will choose two four three year terms on the Mercedes independent school board with candidates R H Kern H T Soler for reelection and Walter Collier J S Hood on April 1. Two city commissioners J O Deyo and C J Behneller filed for election on April 4 as terms expire.
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Mercedes
R. H. Kern
H. T. Soler
Walter Collier
J. S. Hood
Mercedes Independent School Abtriet
Elty
J. O. Deyo
C. J. Behneller
Hambrick Opens Charleston Open with 66 in Windy Round
Archle Hambrck of Zanesville Ohio shot a 66 to lead a field of 70 golfers in the Charleston open. Jeremy Revolla was runner up with 68 as four veterans Wild Bill Mehnhorn Walter Hagen Charlie Guest and Bobby Ohick shank posted 70s. Craig Woull and Paul Bunyan trailed with 77s.
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Charleston
D. C
Gar
Archle Hambrck
Zanesville
Ohio
Uhe
Jeremy Revolla
Bill Meblhorn
Walter Hagen
Charlie Guest
Bobby Ohick‘shank
Craig Woull
Paul Bunyan
McGraw Says Ruth Never Worth Salary in Baseball War
New York dispatch cites John McGraw arguing Babe Ruth lacks value for a $52,000 contract. McGraw, returning from winter racing in Florida, criticizes Ruth and contrasts his pay with other stars like Frankie Frisch and Lou Gehrig, while hinting at ownership money behind Ruth’s demand.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Ruth
John McGraw
New York Giants
Cora
Clorida
Mac
Low Gehrigly
Frankie Frisch
Colonel Ruppert
Federal Workers Take Early Vacations Amid Cuts
Federal employees rush season on vacations at the federal building as they accept an 8.13 percent salary cut for a 0 day furlough and plan to take leave before March 30 before economy hopes trigger further furloughs.
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Federal
Orcutt and Wall Advance in North and South Golf
Pinehurst N C March 24 Miss Maureen Orcutt clashed with Miss Earth Quier and Miss Burulee Wall faced Mrs Opal 5 in the semi final rounds of the forty first women s North and South golf championship. Both Orcutt and Wall made comebacks yesterday with Orcutt defeating Miss Helen Waring Pinehurst 3 and 1 after trailing at the ninth and Wall beating Mrs T Welderseim of Philadelphia 3 and 1 after being tied at the turn.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Maureen Oreutt
Earth Quier
Burulee Wall
Opal
Bill
Miss Oreutt
Miss Wall
Miss Orcutt
Helen Waring
Wildcat Well at Border Brought Under Control
M Allen March 24 drillers in Starr county near Camaroon across the Rio Grande from Rio Grande City report the Ohio Mex OM company well control after four days of wild blowing wrecking the derrick. Production estimated at 12 000 000 cubic feet daily. pressure announced as 10 pounds per square inch. Ad line calls for a personal ad via Fannin 721 and Broadway at Pitt Street.
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M'Allen
Raneherins
Ohio-Mex OM Company
Camaroo
Rio Grane
Rio Grande City
Starr County
Mexico Riders May Play Texas U Again
A return engagement for the Thirteenth Mexican cavalry and the University of Texas polo teams is being negotiated. The Reynosa squad beat UT in Austin 5-2 and 9-7. Mexican players included Lopez and Marquez. Texas stars included Cook and Adams. Also notes Houston Rotary golf win over Galveston with Jacobs 82.
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Texas U
Allen
University of Texas
Austin
J. H. Pate
Hidalgo
Checker
Reynosa
McAllen
Rio Grande
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Monterey
Ligur
Carlos Lopez
Tose Goeeto Marquez
Ldect
I'bireta Gyeik Zeamorn Paral Sate
Houston Rotarians
Houston
Houston Rotary Club
Galveston Rotarians
Houston Gountry Club
Jolex Jacobs
Galveston
Medial Hoties
Waa
Nck Thoms
Hovaton
Jin An
Cabbage Crop Outlook From Rio Grande Valley
The latest federal crop survey shows about 1 million tons of early spring cabbage moving from the Rio Grande Valley into Texas markets. February production reached around 100,000 tons, with total output about 114,800 tons last season, while Valley shipments fetch about 24 to 25 dollars per hundredweight to growers, yielding retail prices near 40 to 45 dollars in distant markets such as St Louis.
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M'Allen
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Federal Department of Agriculture Weekly
Pork Worth
St. Louie
Aggie Athletes Honored On All American Lists
Aggie notes recounts Hook Irwin and other Texas A&M performers receiving Athletic Journal all American honors for 1892 and later. It notes Irwin placed third in shot put with an 80 feet 1 inch best, plus a list of future hallmarked wrestlers and swimmers and six football prospects headed to spring practice.
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College Station
Boyce M
Hook
Aggies
The
Athletic Journal
Dusty* Poth
A. A. Ward
Neeley Allison
Allison
Ox” Dietrich
Bull" Floyd
J. R. Kennedy
Tom Slocomb
Herman Hurlen
Apgle
Calvey
Tiny" Keen
Congress Deliberations Slow Amid Several Nomination and Relief Bills
Congress committees continued work on nominations including J. W. Ollier for a court post while considering a bank aid bill and a relief measure. A joint panel opened reviews of administration employment policies and finance topics as sessions stretched into the week.
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