Roosevelt brain trust inquiry fuels bickering in Congress
Congress debates a probe into Roosevelt administration brain trust activities. Rep. Bulwinkle seeks to confirm Wirt’s charges of plots to overthrow the government, while Sabath accuses backers of NRA and other policies of funding propaganda. Some see echoes of propaganda and communism in the allegations.
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Brain trust revolution claims stir political inquiry
William A. Wirt, educator, appeals for allies in a campaign against brain-trust conspiracies in Washington. He recalls civic leaders who allegedly received information on brain trust machinations and says many in Washington and across the country know brain trust aims at revolution.
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Dr Wirt Calls for Public Inquiry Into Alleged Economic Peril
Dr Wirt urged Congress to investigate charges against unnamed officials, claiming they risk public welfare. He said he knows names but cannot reveal them without permission and pressed for a public hearing by a congressional committee to disclose all he knows.
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McAllen Tops Rio Grande Valley as Shipping Point
McAllen leads the Rio Grande Valley in shipping for the season as it became the top point. About 63 cars of produce had already left McAllen via the Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific railways, pushing Mercedes into second place with seven cars.
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Rigid Enforcement of Oil Laws Planned
AUSTIN March 28 The Texas oil conservation statutes will be enforced after new orders based on recent legislative acts. Leo A. Smith chairman of the Texas railroad commission announced today at a state wide oil proration hearing that 20 additional staff will be employed to bolster enforcement in East Texas.
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Leo A. Smith
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Smith
Alice Youth Dies of Injuries After Auto Crash
Alice March 28 report says a youth died from injuries after an automobile struck him while returning home from school. Lt. died at hospital today as the result of the crash and the youth was attacked by the car’s driver yesterday.
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Weimar Mayor Seeks Re-Election for April City Vote
Weimar mayor J. Leas announces run for another term in the April 3 city election. He will face challenger Ben Holt, former trainer, in the race for the top municipal post.
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Hrme J. Leas
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Notice on Bread Names in San Antonio Southwest Texas
Public notice warns that bread sold under trade names Rite Krust Flavor Bal fay more protein and stays fresh longer. It claims Flavor Mite is guaranteed by Bakers Richtec's for the preferred loaf or risk of mold and spoilage.
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Stand on ARNG Sought
London March 28 Universad Sersia Inc reports the Byitisa government is pressing Washington to decide if the United States will join boycotts and other economic penalties for violations of a world disarmament treaty. The move signals steps toward participation in potential sanctions.
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Detective Discovers Nitro in Car After Ride to Station
In TUESA Oklahoma a detective named Felix Altofter, while strolling in the business section, found a vehicle with an object rolling in its gear compartment. At police headquarters he opened the compartment and recovered a canister of nitroglycerin, prompting an official response.
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Premonition Cited in Boston Stabbing Case
In Boston on March 74, Jessie Bridges claimed her husband threatened to strike her and she stabbed him in self defense after a premonition. Police reported she warned, “When my husband is going to strike me,” and that she acted to protect herself.
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Jessie Bridges
First Lady to Speak at WesT Citizens Conference
Dorothy Canfield Fisher and J. Twher join a roster of notable speakers for Ohio State University hosted Citizens' Conference on the Crisis of Education. The event in Columbus March 5-7 aims to spotlight U.S. school conditions with leaders from state and national education, agriculture, and government.
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Inebriates Tinker With Matches at North End Station
Two intoxicated men in custody at the North End police station used lit matches on a sprinkler head, triggering a heavy water spray that drenched them. Firemen arrived to shut off the sprinkler, leaving the men soaked and cold as officers moved them to safety.
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More Land Sought for Elk Herds in Wyoming
In Jackson Hole Wyoming on March 21 the state issues a demand for 25 090 acres of additional elk range. State game and fish commissioner Robert A Hocker is compiling data to back a federal plea to set aside the lands in Teton County.
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CINSI
Wyoming
Jackson Hole
Robert A. Hocker
Stare Game and Fish
Teton County
Tax Collections in Denver Rise Over 3 Million
Denver officials report the internal revenue bureau office led by Rath A. Nicholas saw tax collections surge by over 100 percent in the last six months of 1983. From July 1, 1983 to January 1, 1984 the office collected $6.07 million, up by $3.32 million from the prior year, attributed mainly to income taxes.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Rath A. Nicholas
Nicholas
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Purchase Land for Park Site in Berar County Court
Berar county commissioners court on Wednesday completed a land purchase for the San Jose mission beautification and state park project. Three acres were bought from H J Alford of Hondo for 1200 dollars.
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Berar County Commissoners
San Jose Mission
H. J. Alford
Hondo
Blackfeet Indians Endorse New Deal Plan With Caveats
The Blackfeet of Montana show readiness to adopt Commissioner Collier’s New Deal for self government and outline additional steps. The tribal council announces support for key reforms including elimination of persons with less than one half blood quantum from tribal rolls.
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Montana
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Four Children Save Dog Medal Heroism in Salt Lake City
Four children, aged 14 to 16, were honored by the American Humane Society for saving a dog named Sandy. They collected pennies from neighbors to buy a license after the dog catcher threatened the mongrel with extermination at the city pound.
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Sterbert Larson
American Humane Society
Sandy
San Antonio Chamber Meeting Highlights Racing Track Talk
Dover the traffic manager reports on reign rate matters affecting San Antonio and vicinity at the weekly chamber meeting. Jack Neal of Alamo Domas and other directors share updates as San Antonio’s new horse racing track is set to speak.
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Alamo Domas
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Spinal Technique Experts Gather at Plaza Clinic
Fifteen practitioners of the sacro occipital spinal technique held a two day convention at the Plaza hotel. Dr M B De Jarnette of Nebraska City Nebraska led sessions and planned a demonstration. The method targets spinal curvature dislocations and site disorders and accepts medical osteopathic and chiropractic graduates for study.
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Coal Dealers Here Stopover in San Antonio
The All-Seasons special carrying 100 Chicago coal dealers paused in San Antonio for an hour on its way to Chicago after a stay of zero days in Mexico.
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San Antonio
Oyertay
Mexico
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